Former NFL and?University of Cincinnati?running back Isaiah Pead?lost part of his left leg in a single-car accident Saturday morning that also injured?former Bearcats defensive back Wesley Richardson, coach Tommy Tuberville said Wednesday night.Hell never play again, obviously, Tuberville said on his weekly 700 WLW-AM radio show, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Its just devastating.Pead was critically injured when he drove off the side of Interstate 670 in Columbus, Ohio. Sheriffs officers told NBC4 that Pead lost control of his vehicle at approximately 2:32 a.m. Saturday.There was nothing involved other than speed, and he had a blowout, Tuberville said. When you have a blowout, you cant control the car.Pead was ejected from the vehicle. Richardson, 27, was treated and has reportedly been released from the hospital. Police said drugs and alcohol were not a factor in the crash.A Columbus native, Pead was a second-round draft pick of the Rams in 2012 after starring at Cincinnati. 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"Its just not the kind of fun that most people have on the weekend."Hearns fine round moved him up 87 spots. ---- Mike Weir wasnt thinking hed be battling the cutline when he started out on Saturday, but the lefthander needed to drain a slippery seven-footer on 18 just to get in on the number."I dont know," he said when asked to explain his morning, "I just felt out of sorts. Maybe it had something to do with the 3:45am wake-up time but I sure wasnt expecting this."Weir missed four fairways during his final seven holes and three of them were by only about a foot. But it doesnt matter around here – youre usually just hacking it out of the rough.Hes still glad to be playing the final two rounds. "The way Im hitting it, I would have been really disappointed not to have been playing on the weekend." --- Adam Hadwin was left scratching his head after his U.S. Open performance ended on a down note. Hadwin played just five holes on Thursday and when he came back to resume play on Friday, the wheels seemed to fall off. He went 11 over in a 12-hole stretch. He added a 76 in his second round to miss the cut."I felt as if I was playing pretty well coming in here," said the Web.com Tour rregular.dddddddddddd "Im going to have to go back and figure out where I am and whats going on."Hadwin was planning on staying around Philadelphia for the weekend and enjoying some time with family and friends whod made the trek to watch him play. --- I asked Ryan Yip what he would take from his experience at the U.S. Open and he said that he has work to do."This place really exposed my flaws," he stated after winding up his last two holes on Saturday morning. "I have a lot of work to do when I get back."Yip finished up at 13-over for his two rounds but was still smiling. "I was looking forward to trying to get back to this place," he said of Merion where he played the 2005 U.S. Amateur. 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