Miami determines Dixon was not dehydrated at practice
Miami defensive tackle Antonio Dixon was released from the hospital Thursday after hyperventilating in Wednesday morning's practice, a school spokesman said.
Dixon will return to practice Friday, but it's not clear yet if he will participate.
Miami coach Randy Shannon had originally said Dixon was dehydrated, but the team later said he wasn't and they were still reviewing his test results.
Two players -- running backs Damien Berry and Lee Chambers -- left practice early on Tuesday after suffering heat-related problems. Shannon has been starting practices at 7:45 a.m. but has had to stretch them to almost three hours because there are so many young players on the roster still learning the system.
Heather Dinich is a college football writer who covers the ACC for ESPN.com.
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