C
Dent and Wren were playing golf. After they had completed nine holes, Dent left to make a telephone call. When he returned, he told Wren, "My wife was just involved in an accident. She ran a red light and hit another car. I have to skip the back nine." After arriving at the scene of the accident, Dent, after talking with bystanders, determined that his wife had not driven through a red light. Notch, the driver of the other car, brought suit against Dent's wife for injuries suffered in the accident. To help establish liability, Notch seeks to have Wren testify as to Dent's statements on the golf course. Wren's testimony is:
A. Admissible as an admission.
B. Admissible as a statement against interest.
C. Inadmissible, because it is hearsay not within any recognized exception.
D. Inadmissible, because it constitutes opinion.