Former Bucknell University football coach charged in hazing death of player

Dickey was training in his July 2024 freshman year when he was directed to do what was described as an "extreme workout" that put him at risk of death because of his Sickle Cell trait, the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office said.

Prosecutors say Kulbis subjected player Calvin "CJ" Dickey Jr, 18, to hazing for the first day of football practice through "extensive calisthenics" even after he was told about his Sickle Cell medical condition.

An autopsy confirmed his death was caused by the physical activity in combination with his Sickle Cell trait and exertional rhabdomyolysis - a break down in muscle from extreme physical activity, according to prosecutors.