ESPN reports that a signed arrest warrant affidavit alleges TCU wide receiver Dozie Ezukanma was hospitalized for three days after sustaining a brain bleed, a concussion and other injuries.
The affidavit states that those injuries resulted from Ezukanma being punched and kicked in the head.
It identifies the perpetrator as Jacob Fields, who was a teammate of Ezukanma at the time of the alleged assault.
According to the affidavit, the punches and kicks to the head caused the brain bleed and concussion noted in Ezukanma’s medical treatment.
The document further indicates that the alleged assault supported the issuance of an arrest warrant for Fields.
ESPN’s reporting notes that Ezukanma remained in the hospital for three days while receiving care for those injuries.
No additional specifics about the incident, location, or any statements from the involved parties are provided in the source material.
Therefore, the affidavit remains the sole documented account of the alleged assault and its immediate medical consequences.
This article synthesizes reporting from ESPN. Top story: "Affidavit: TCU WR was hospitalized after alleged assault by Fields" (ESPN).