The Pennsylvania Attorney General's office is investigating the death of Calvin 'CJ' Dickey Jr., an 18-year-old freshman football player at Bucknell University, who collapsed during a workout on July 10, 2024, and died two days later. His family claims he suffered from sickle cell-related rhabdomyolysis, a medical condition that can be easily prevented by stopping exercise when fatigue sets in. They allege that the university was negligent in its duty to protect him, especially since Dickey had tested positive for sickle cell trait prior to joining the team. The family's lawsuit accuses Bucknell of wrongful death and negligence, stating that Dickey was subjected to excessive physical punishment during practice without proper supervision. Bucknell University has filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, asserting that it took reasonable precautions regarding Dickey's health. The investigation continues, with the Attorney General's office having executed a search warrant related to the case, although the specifics of the warrant have not been disclosed.