College footballer dies after car catches fire in crash: ‘He can’t do anything wrong.’

“He was the captain of the team and was known for his sweet smile,” said GoFundMe soccer player Eugene Quenor, who died in a car crash.

A college football player in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has died in a car accident.

Eugene Quener, 23, captain of the Oral Roberts University football team, was involved in a fatal car crash Wednesday, the Tulsa Police Department said in a statement via Facebook.

Officials were notified of the crash at 71 and S. Yale at 10:20 p.m. local time.

“We have received several calls regarding the vehicle being completely burned out and someone is still in the vehicle,” the statement said.

A man driving an SUV tried to escape, but paramedics from EMSA were able to restrain him until officers arrived; according to authorities, it was quite difficult to push the car through the intersection. The Nissan spun around, hit the retaining wall in the southeast corner, and caught fire,” TPD said.

TPD later identified the Nissan driver as Quaynor.

Even though the witnesses tried to help Quenor out of his car, they couldn’t because the car burst into flames. They then took stones to break the window, “but the fire was too big,” said TPD. Quenor was already dead when the first responders arrived. There was no one in the car except him.

ORU helps the police inform Quaynor’s family of his death.

Founded by an unnamed individual, GoFundMe has raised more than $34,000 from its $50,000 goal.” Eugene is a popular member of the ORU men’s soccer team. He is the captain of the team and is known for his sweet smile.” “Anyone who knows Eugene knows he can’t go wrong. He is sincere, people-oriented, humble and very kind.

The college athletics department shared a statement on Twitter that read, “Sorry to lose student-athlete @ORUMSoccer Eugene Quenor. Eugene is the epitome of the mission we aspire to. He is a captain and has a Spirit-filled heart ready to impact the world for Jesus. We will miss her infectious smile, but we will never forget #27.”