The Miami Hurricanes player Adarius Hayes injured at Florida Crash, including 3 children, including 2 children

The Linebacker from Miami Hurricanes, Adarius Hayes, was among the injured in an accident on Saturday, in which three people were dead, including two children, the police said.

The accident with two vehicles occurred on Saturday at 1:45 p.m. at the intersection of the Orangeview Drive and the Ridge Road in Hayes' hometown Largo near Tampa. A Dodge Durango who drove south collided with a Kia soul that made a left curve, according to the Largo Police Department.

The police identified 20-year-old Hayes as a driver of Durango and said he was hospitalized with injuries who are not life-threatening. The police said that there is no sign of any disabilities in any driver, and it is not assumed that alcohol was a factor for the collision.

Three deaths confirmed, including older drivers and two children

According to the authorities, the crash killed three of the four occupants of the KIA. Two children's die 10-year-old Jabari Elijah Solomon and 4-year-old Charlie Herbert Solomon Rivera-Wurden previously identified as passengers who died at the scene.

On Sunday, the police also confirmed the driver of the Kia Soul, the 78-year-old Gail Price. Your next relative was notified. The passenger of the adult passengers of the Kia, 58-year-old Herbert Rivera, was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, the police said.

The traffic unit of the Largo Police Department continues to examine what led to the crash, including the question of whether speed played a role. At this point, no criminal charges were raised until the result of the investigation.

Hayes recovers, not commented on

The University of Miami has not commented on Hayes' condition or his participation in the crash.

Hayes played as a real newcomer in 12 games last season, mainly in special teams. He was a respected four-star recruit of the Largo High School and was interested in top college programs such as Florida, Florida State, Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame and Ohio State.

Largo is located about 20 miles east of Tampa and about 15 miles north of St. Petersburg on the Golf coast of Florida.