USC freshman Alijah Arenas, who was the No. 13 recruit in the ESPN 100, will need surgery after injuring his knee and will ...

Alijah Arenas, who is also the son of former NBA player Gilbert Arenas, was the only person in his Tesla Cybertruck when the vehicle went up in flames.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (KTLA) – Incoming USC basketball player Alijah Arenas has detailed what led up to the fiery Tesla Cybertruck crash that put him in a coma in April.

The injury comes just two weeks after Arenas was cleared to practice with USC, and three months after he survived a carwreck in his Tesla Cybertruck. Now it’s unclear how much he’ll play for ...

His Tesla Cybertruck burst into flames, and Arenas said he was in and out of consciousness before going to the hospital. He was released about a week later.

It was expected that the 6-foot-6 Arenas would form an explosive backcourt for USC. In April, Arenas lost control of his Tesla Cybertruck and ran into a tree.

Arenas’ Tesla Cybertruck crashed into fire hydrant and then slammed into a tree before catching fire (see the video of the aftermath here). Police believe that the crash was the result of Arenas ...

USC freshman Alijah Arenas, who was the No. 13 recruit in the ESPN 100, will need surgery after injuring his knee and will sit out six to eight months, the school announced.

On April 24, Arenas was placed into a medically induced coma after a Tesla Cybertruck he was driving crashed into a tree and fire hydrant and caught fire.

On April 24, Arenas was placed into a medically induced coma after a Tesla Cybertruck he was driving crashed into a tree and fire hydrant and caught fire. Two people pulled him to safety, and he did ...