Brigham Young Player Dies in Accident

Terrence Harvey, a cornerback at Brigham Young, was killed Monday night in a highway accident and two teammates were injured.

Harvey, a 21-year-old sophomore from Las Vegas, was pronounced dead at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center from severe bruising of the heart after the accident on Interstate 15 near Provo about 8 p.m. Monday.

Treated for minor injuries and released was junior defensive back Tony Fields, 20, also of Las Vegas.

Freshman defensive back Roderick Foreman, 17, who attended Dorsey High, was in fair condition with an injured hand and was scheduled for surgery, hospital spokesman Anton Garrity said.

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Florida fullback Terry Jackson, the most versatile player on an offense that was beginning to hit its stride, tore a ligament in his right knee against Kentucky on Saturday and is out for the season.

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Ohio State Coach John Cooper said he regretted that wide receiver Ken-Yon Rambo was arrested Sunday morning, but said city police should share the blame.

Rambo, who attended Long Beach Poly High, was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and drug abuse.

Cooper said Rambo’s arrest was blown out of proportion. “Enough is enough,” he said. “There’s murders going on. People being shot. There’s rapes. You go on and on and on. What are we talking about?”

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Arizona Coach Dick Tomey said quarterback Ortege Jenkins will start Saturday night’s game against San Diego State because of a shoulder injury Keith Smith suffered in Saturday’s loss at UCLA. . . . The signs were “very positive” for Tennessee defensive tackle Billy Ratliff, who was temporarily paralyzed after injuring his neck in practice. Ratliff began to regain the feeling in his limbs shortly after being hospitalized Monday. His injury was listed as a spinal cord contusion. . . . Utah State Coach John L. Smith was a passenger in a helicopter that had to make an emergency landing in the mountains near Ogden. Smith was not injured.