How SC State player who collapsed at NC State game found his way back to normal
Posted Feb 22, 2018
Two months had passed since Ty Solomon’s heart stopped beating and he collapsed on the South Carolina State sideline during a men’s basketball game against N.C. State. So, when Solomon ordered a fried seafood platter at Chestnut Grill on a recent Monday, he did not have to say that his life was back to some semblance of normal, if only with a different perspective.
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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