Carson Otter, left, was hospitalized after an altercation following the Ole Miss v. Texas football game / Special to The Clarion-Ledger
Ole Miss student, Carson Otter, went to Austin for the Ole Miss football game and is now in the hosptial with life threatening injuries.
“We know that he was hospitalized in Texas. We’ve spoken to his parents and they’ve asked for prayers,” said Sparky Reardon, Ole Miss Dean of Students.
Officials with the Austin Police Department said Otter was walking in downtown Austin around the time bars were closing.
Witnesses say Otter exchanged words with occupants of a passing vehicle. Someone in the vehicle got out and punched Otter who then fell to the ground.
An ambulance transported Otter to a nearby hospital where he is being treated for a brain injury.
The case is under investigation.
Otter is from Bloomington, Ind, and is a senior at Ole Miss.
Sunday, Candy Otter, Carson’s mother, posted on her Facebook page, “Today Carson was able to breathe on his own for a few hours, still on a ventilator but showing great signs.
The Daily Mississippi spoke with Otter’s Sigma Nu fraternity brother William Waters who said Otter left his group of friends to join another group when the accident occurred.
Ole Miss student, Carson Otter, went to Austin for the Ole Miss football game and is now in the hosptial with life threatening injuries.
“We know that he was hospitalized in Texas. We’ve spoken to his parents and they’ve asked for prayers,” said Sparky Reardon, Ole Miss Dean of Students.
Officials with the Austin Police Department said Otter was walking in downtown Austin around the time bars were closing.
Witnesses say Otter exchanged words with occupants of a passing vehicle. Someone in the vehicle got out and punched Otter who then fell to the ground.
An ambulance transported Otter to a nearby hospital where he is being treated for a brain injury.
The case is under investigation.
Otter is from Bloomington, Ind, and is a senior at Ole Miss.
Sunday, Candy Otter, Carson’s mother, posted on her Facebook page, “Today Carson was able to breathe on his own for a few hours, still on a ventilator but showing great signs.
The Daily Mississippi spoke with Otter’s Sigma Nu fraternity brother William Waters who said Otter left his group of friends to join another group when the accident occurred.