Water bottle hits BYU Cheer coach
(Jessica Hellewell) Video shows the moment a water bottle hit BYU's cheer coach, Jocelyn Allan, in the head at the "Holy War" football game between BYU and the U on Saturday, Nov. 9. Allan said that she lost consciousness from the impact but was lowered to the ground by a nearby BYU cheerleader. Police are currently working to identify the culprit.
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