Mississippi State Univ. Football Player Sam Westmoreland Dead At 18

Sam Westmoreland, a Mississippi State University football gamer, has actually passed away all of a sudden … the school revealed on Wednesday. He was 18 years of ages — and just 2 days far from his 19th birthday.

No cause of death was exposed.

“My prayers are with Sam’s family and friends,” MSU president Mark E. Keenum stated in a declaration, “with his MSU teammates and coaches, and with the Tupelo community during this most difficult time.”

Westmoreland signed up with the school’s football group this year after an outstanding profession at Tupelo H.S. in Miss. The 6-foot-4, 260-pound freshman offending lineman had yet to play in a video game.

Bulldogs head coach Mike Leach explained his gamer as “a beloved son, brother, and teammate, and a tremendous young man with a limitless future.” He included that he and his group are “heartbroken” over the death.

“He will always be remembered and deeply missed by everyone who knew and loved him,” Leech stated. “Our highest priority is the support of the Westmoreland family and our student-athletes during this troubling time.”

Sam — born in Tulepo, Miss. — was an offending take on and a commercial innovation significant at MSU.

University authorities stated they are actively dealing with authorities — consisting of the Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Office — to acquire more information about Sam’s awful death.

R.I.P.