The Navy coach was quoted as saying "As our Navy football family mourns the loss of one of our brothers, we also celebrate and honor his life. He loved his family, his friends and his teammates. The Brotherhood loves you! Keep the ball `high and tight' in Heaven."
Prayers up for the family. RIP, young man.
oh gosh... as a mother, i think it would be the end of the world... :(
According to the article he had what sounds like he previously had a closed head injury but was cleared to play again.
He had swelling of the brain, which can be caused by any number of conditions.
Sometimes knowing why can help the family come to closure and we can certainly learn from it to help prevent a similar tragedy with others.
Prayers up to the family.
So sad...and tragic...prayers for the family from another Navy family...
Too sad for words.
well since it’s a military academy, they better investigate the garbage that happened off the field to this young man who is worth more than all those who haze put together.
So sad. Prayers up for his soul and for his family.
May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. And may Perpetual Light shine upon them.
A fine young man from a fine Christian family. Everyone please pray for his mom, dad and all his family.
I played full contact football from grade 5 until senior year at a Catholic school in northern Wisconsin. It is a horribly brutal sport and I really hate to see stories like this, such a waste of life over a stupid silly game really.
So sorry.........prayers for the family and friends.
Sad. RIP.
Awful.
Rip.