There was a scary scene during Saturday’s night’s game between the University of Miami Hurricanes and the Texas A&M Aggies.

Late in the game, Hurricanes’ star safety Kam Kinchens went down immediately after accidentally colliding with Texas A&M receiver Ainias Smith. Kinchens was barely able to move but managed to twitch his hand as medical personnel attended to him.

Oh yeah…it’s not good.

Kam Kinchens immediately freezes up on the contact 😬. You can tell he his hand twitchy like that that it was a serious hit…hope we get some good news soon 🙏.pic.twitter.com/F8znMDKJ4M

— Ben Sigwart (@sig_50) September 10, 2023

Kinchens was carted off and taken to a local hospital. Speaking to reporters after the game, Miami head coach Mario Cristobal gave an update on Kinchens’ condition, stating that things appeared to be “relatively normal” for the 20-year-old, and that “everything seems fine.”

Mario Cristobal’s opening statement. Says early reports appear “relatively normal” for Kam Kinchens and that he’s headed to visit him after leaving the stadium. #Canesfootball pic.twitter.com/gmMWrFGN8m

— Chris Damond (@Damond1Chris) September 10, 2023

Mario Cristobal providing a good post-game update on Kam Kinchens:

“Everything seems to be relatively normal.” Says he’s going to see him after this but “everything seems fine.” https://t.co/dGvYBZCZVF

— Will Manso (@WillManso) September 10, 2023

Miami defeated Texas A&M 48-33 to improve to 2-0 on the young season. Kinchens was one of the Hurricanes’ most productive players, recovering a fumble while recording seven tackles (third-most among Miami players) in the game.

Here’s hoping that Kinchens is doing alright and that he’ll have a safe and speedy recovery.