NEW YORK -- A New York Giants draft pick was injured and a college teammate killed in a shooting early Sunday, Washburn University officials said.Washburn University President Dr. Jerry Farley sent a letter about the incident to the campus community, WABC reported.He said two students were victims of the off-campus shooting in Topeka, Kansas and that junior Dwane Simmons was killed.Corey Ballentine, a cornerback chosen in the sixth round by the Giants, was injured. He is expected to make a full recovery, Farley said.The statement read in part:The Giants released the following statement:Simmons, a defensive back who was entering his senior season in 2019, had played in 22 games over three seasons at Washburn.Ballentine was the 2018 Cliff Harris Award winner as the small college defensive player of the year and was one of three Division II players selected to the Senior Bowl.