Stories and multimedia on UCF receiver Ereck Plancher’s death
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Enock and Gisele Plancher, parents of University of Central Florida football player Ereck Plancher, said they felt an intense obligation to pray for hours after their legal victory.
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Enock and Gisele Plancher say they are grateful for jury’s decision in Plancher wrongful death trial
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Ereck Plancher wrongful death trial against UCF Athletics Association enters its fifth day
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The Ereck Plancher wrongful death trial filed against the UCF Athletics Association will be entering its fifth day Friday
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Jurors heard two vastly different explanations of what caused former UCF football player Ereck Plancher’s death.
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More than three years after Ereck Plancher’s death, the wrongful death lawsuit filed by his parents went to trial this week
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They know he would have shrugged off the compliments, but Ereck Plancher’s friends, family and coaches called him perfect.
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More than three years after UCF receiver Ereck Plancher died following an offseason workout, a wrongful death lawsuit filed by his parents against the school’s athletic department went to trial Monday
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March 18, 2007: Ereck Plancher dies after an offseason workout supervised by coach George O’Leary and his staff.
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Judge will allow UCF to cross examine former player Anthony Davis, calls his statements linchpin in wrongful-death lawsuit
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UCF football officials supervising Ereck Plancher the day he died did not know he tested positive for sickle cell trait, according to depositions and statements made in court.
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High-profile investigator Michael Glazier gave the University of Central Florida his ultimate endorsement Friday.
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Lee Corso knew he could trust Michael Glazier the first time he shook his hand.
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Sickle-cell trait can be managed but is deadly when dangers are ignored
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Six college football players -- including UCF freshman Ereck Plancher -- have died from complications related to sickle-cell trait since 2000, prompting medical experts to emphasize the best treatment options for athletes who carry the trait.
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Parents of Ereck Plancher intend to file a wrongful death suit against the school
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So what happens next?
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As a college football coach, I must be tough and disciplined to be successful.
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UCF Coach George O’Leary declined to answer questions from the Orlando Sentinel and barred his players from granting interviews with the newspaper during Conference USA media day on Sunday.
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They shrug their shoulders and sigh, settling on the words “confused” and “frustrated” to describe their emotions.
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Ereck Plancher’s death has been linked to a single genetic flaw that millions of Americans share.
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Sickle-cell trait diagnosis shocks cousin
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It has been more than four months since the tragic death of one of our own, Ereck Plancher.
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UCF football player Ereck Plancher, a 19-year-old freshman receiver from Naples, collapsed after an offseason workout supervised by Knights Coach George O’Leary and his staff on March 18.
