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Alijah Arenas 'doing much better' but remains hospitalized

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Alijah Arenas ‘doing much better’ but remains hospitalized after Cybertruck crash

USC recruit and Chatsworth basketball star Alijah Arenas is still recovering after crashing his Tesla Cybertruck into a fire hydrant and tree last week.

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Alijah Arenas, son of ex-NBA star and top USC recruit, out of coma after Cybertruck crash

Top USC basketball recruit Alijah Arenas, the 18-year-old son of former NBA player Gilbert Arenas, was hospitalized in serious condition Thursday following a fiery Tesla Cybertruck crash in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley,

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Alijah Arenas Now Walking and Talking Following Cybertruck Crash

Alijah Arenas’ condition continues to improve rapidly, days after his serious car accident. The 18-year-old has shown remarkable progress, with the ability to walk and talk following the crash of […] The post Alijah Arenas Now Walking and Talking Following Cybertruck Crash appeared first on Baller Alert.

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Alijah Arenas ‘progressing very well’ days after being involved in a serious car accident

The USC commit is walking and talking but remains hospitalized; Chatsworth Charter High School releases statement.

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Laura Govan And Gilbert Arenas Son, Alijah, Wakes Up From Induced Coma

The 18-year-old was able to open his eyes after being in a coma due to a serious car crash in a Tesla Cybertruck.

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Alijah Arenas crash video shows fiery wreck that led to USC commit being induced into coma

Video from the car crash involving Alijah Arenas showed a fiery scene in the wee hours of Thursday morning just outside his ...

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Josiah Johnson Provides Positive Update On Alijah Arenas' Condition

USC Trojans commit Alijah Arenas was in a serious car accident. On Monday, Gilbert Arenas' podcast co-host Josiah Johnson ...

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