ATHENS, Ga. - University of Georgia football recruiting analyst Chandler LeCroy was racing football player Jalen Carter over the streets of Athens before the deadly crash that claimed her life as well as that of Carter's teammate Devin Willock, according to Athens-Clarke County police.

In a news drop to FOX 5, police say that a toxicology portray indicated that LeCroy's blood alcohol was .197 at the time of the fracture. The legal blood alcohol limit is .08. Authorities also stated that evidence suggested LeCroy's Expedition was traveling at nearby 104 miles per hour shortly before the crash.

The new details come as authorities announced charges in contradiction of Carter for reckless driving and racing in connection to the fatal crash.

UGA star charged in deadly shatter that killed teammate, staffer

Former University of Georgia football player Jalen Carter is now facing charges once police say he was involved in the crash that killed offensive lineman Devin Willock and one of the school's recruiters.

The shatter happened on Jan. 15, just hours after the Bulldogs wrapped up their day-long celebration of back-to-back state championships. According to the accident report, Willock was sitting in the backseat leisurely LeCroy and was thrown from the SUV. He died at the vulgar. LeCroy was trapped behind the wheel. She was rushed to an area hospital where she later died.

The investigation untrue that the SUV LeCroy was driving and Carter's vehicle were consuming "in a manner consistent with racing shortly after leaving the downtown Athens area." Police say the evidence conveyed both LeCroy and Carter's vehicles switched lanes, drove in the inner turn lane and opposite lanes of travel, and were driving at high speeds "in an apparent effort to outdistance each other" shortly before the crash. 

  UGA ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION: USE OF VEHICLE AT TIME OF DEADLY CRASH 'UNAUTHORIZED'

Also in the SUV at the time were 21-year-old offensive lineman Warren McClendon and 26-year-old recruiting staffer Tory Bowles, who were both injured.

The four were seen leaving a favorite Athens strip club about 15 minutes before the deadly shatter, according to reports.

The UGA Athletics Association stated the vehicle fervent in the wreck was leased by the athletic sections, but that its use was not authorized.