Kubiak Released From Houston Hospital

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After the team has admitted publicly that Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak suffered a mini-stroke Sunday night, he was released from a local hospital.

The technical term for what Kubiak suffered was a "transient ischemic attack," or TIA.
He is expected to make a full recovery, but no one knows what the timetable for his return is at present...

Here's local coverage on the release...

DEVELOPING: Kubiak Collapses At Texans Game (UPDATED)

Leaving the sidelines at the half of the Houston Texans-Indianapolis Colts game, Texans head coach Gary Kubiak has been taken to a local hospital for precautionary reasons...

He collapsed as he was walking off and heading to the locker room and was immediately attended to by on-site medical personnel...

Kubiak, 52, has no known history of medical issues... and the Houston Chronicle is reporting that his family is with him in transport.

Wade Phillips and Rick Dennison are taking over the coaching duties in Kubiak's place in the second half as they lead 21-3...

More when we know more...

Here's video from NBC Sports when they came back from commercial at the beginning of their coverage...
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2245 UPDATE: Michele Tafoya reports that the Texans, via hospital personnel, are ruling out a heart attack...

2315 UPDATE: Here's a closer look at Kubiak that was captured by ABC13 cameras on the sidelines...
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Nothing new on the precautionary status of Kubiak... the Texans are still reporting that Kubiak did not have a heart attack...

2345 UPDATE: Texans GM Rick Smith, on NBC's post-game show, told Tafoya he is being evaluated. Kubiak is awake and coherent and Smith said that Kubiak, initially, was light-headed and dizzy- thus, his being encouraged to lay down on the field...

Here's the report from ABC13 in Houston at the top of their late newscast...