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Comments AP Photo/Adam Hunger Central Michigan quarterback John Keller has been released from the hospital nearly one month after he was shot in the chest during a gathering at an off-campus apartment complex in the early-morning hours of Saturday, April 24. John's father, Ray Keller, confirmed the news on Twitter: Ray Keller @rkellerr001 John is headed home today!! God is Great! Thank you to @HurleyMedical trauma team for saving his life and the amazing care! @CMU_Football for their support, our community and all of you for your thoughts and prayers! @JKeller8_ @footballhoover pic.twitter.co...

Keller and another CMU student were shot April 24 during a party at his off-campus apartment complex. Keller had been recovering in the Hurley Medical Center in Flint, Mich., since the incident. Kenneth Thomas of Detroit was arrested and charged in connection with the shooting. He faces multiple felony charges. "Very thankful to be heading home today," John Keller said on Twitter. "I want to thank all of you for the prayers and support as they have been answered on this tough road." Reach Benjamin Duer at 330-580-8567 or ben.duer@cantonrep.com Follow on Twitter @bduerREP

John Keller, 2018 Hoover High graduate, is making progress in his recovery from a gunshot injury. He is a junior at Central Michigan University.

Last One - Someone asked about some Bama history a few days ago - Appendix E By weathermann58 on Feb 28, 2021, 10:15am CST + Someone asked about some Bama history a few days ago – Appendix E "Timeline of Events" This is a brief on how Alabama fell from grace in the general timeframe of the 1992 Championship thru Coach Fran with some earlier history thrown in for reference. It sheds light (true or false – that is up to the individual) on what happened to bring down the Tide and who all was involved. It definitely helps explain the animosity toward Phil Fulmer. I didn’t write ...

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