UAB Football Player Charged After Teammates Stabbed On Campus

Daniel Mincey, a 20 year old offensive lineman for the University of Alabama at Birmingham, was charged with attempted murder and assault following an on campus stabbing that left two teammates hospitalized on November 24, 2025. Authorities say the alleged attack occurred at the Football Operations Building hours before a scheduled UAB home game. The two injured players were identified in court records as defensive linemen Joshua Underwood and JaSire Peterson. Both were treated at local hospitals and have since been released.

Charging documents made public did not provide a motive or describe what led to the alleged stabbings. Court records did not immediately indicate whether Mincey had retained an attorney, and prosecutors have not released additional details about an investigation or planned court dates. The lack of immediate explanation has intensified scrutiny from campus leaders, fans, and observers who follow athlete conduct and campus security.

University officials moved quickly to address the incident publicly. The athletic director and the team interim coach expressed concern for the student athletes involved and confirmed the team is offering counseling and support services to players. The school has not offered further specifics about disciplinary actions or how the incident will affect team operations beyond the immediate support measures.

For true crime enthusiasts and community observers the case offers several points of interest. The combination of a violent incident inside athletic facilities and the lack of a stated motive makes the legal and investigative timeline a focal point. Observers will be watching for charging decisions, arraignment dates, any statements from defense counsel, and whether the university conducts an internal investigation that leads to further administrative actions.

The episode also highlights broader issues for campus communities such as mental health resources for student athletes, on site security protocols, and communication strategies after a traumatic event. As the criminal case moves forward, hobbyists and local residents alike will be following court filings and university updates to learn how accountability and healing proceed in the aftermath of a rare and alarming campus violence incident.