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Colt Brennan Girlfriend - More than 12 hours after the crash, Colt Brennan is still in serious condition.

The former UH quarterback is banged up bad, with broken bones and internal bleeding.

Thankfully, his father says the injuries are not life-threatening.

New pictures came in Friday night showing the wreckage from the head-on collision in North Kona.

At about 9:30 a.m. police say Brennan was the passenger in a Toyota SUV driven by his girlfriend when she crossed the center line on Queen Kaahumanu Highway, in Makalawena.

The SUV slammed into a Saab sedan driven by an unidentified Waikoloa woman.

The Saab went airborne landing in a lava field off the road.

The Waikoloa woman was trapped and needed to be extricated.

Brennan's girlfriend got out of the SUV on her own.

But Brennan was stuck inside and needed fire crews to get him out.

He was later airlifted to Oahu for further care.

Earlier in the evening, Brennan's dad had said that his son was in stable condition. But a spokesperson at The Queen's Medical Center actually said Brennan is officially listed in serious.

"He's still under anesthetics and so forth and they're doing some more cat scans. He's got some broken ribs, I believe it's the left clavicle and just trying to monitor his head injuries," said Terry Brennan, Colt's father.

Brennan says his son and girlfriend Shakti Stream were on their way to a volleyball tournament, when stream suddenly swerved into the opposite lane causing the head-on collision that left Brennan trapped in the silver SUV.

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