Among the sports available today, football ranks near the top of the list when it comes to the most grueling sports. Pushing their bodies to the limit under intense circumstances, week after week, some of the top athletes in the world perform flawlessly in front of millions. While Mississippi State is currently in the middle of its season, the team is now mourning the death of one of its teammates. Sam Westmoreland, who was a freshman offensive lineman for the university, died Wednesday morning at the age of 19.
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Releasing a statement about the tragic death of Sam Westmoreland, head coach Mike Leach said, “The Mississippi State Athletics Family is heartbroken by the sudden death of Sam Westmoreland. Sam was a beloved son, brother, and teammate and a tremendous young man with a limitless future. He will always be remembered and deeply missed by everyone who knew and loved him. The entire MSU Family mourns as our thoughts and prayers go out to the Westmoreland family. Our highest priority is the support of the Westmoreland family and our student-athletes during this troubling time.”
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A native of Tupelo, MS, Westmoreland’s cause of death has yet to be announced. Playing for the football team, the freshman must have been in some sort of healthy psychical condition. For now, the Oktibbeha County Coroner’s Office and County Sheriff’s Office are working with the university as they conduct an investigation into what might have caused his death. Athletics director John Cohen said, “We are heartbroken by the sudden loss of Sam Westmoreland,” said Mississippi State athletics director John Cohen. “Mississippi State is a family, and we are all mourning during this trying time. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Westmoreland family and everyone who knew and loved Sam.”
Giving a glimpse of the impact Sam Westmoreland had on the people he met, the president of Mississippi State, Mark E. Keenum, took a moment to remember the football star and how the loss of a student is shared by all. “One of the most profound lessons I’ve learned while leading this great university is that the tragic loss of one of our students diminishes all of our students—and all of us at Mississippi State feel the impact of Sam Westmoreland’s death. My prayers are with Sam’s family and friends, with his MSU teammates and coaches, and with the Tupelo community during this most difficult time.”
RIP Sam. It’s okay to not be okay and we can always do more no matter what is going on. Hail State forever brother. Til we meet again 78. ❤️ #HailState
— Will Rogers (@Wrogers__2) October 19, 2022
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The quarterback for MSU, Will Rogers, tweeted, “It’s okay to not be okay, and we can always do more no matter what is going on. Hail State forever, brother. ‘Til we meet again 78.” MSU is currently ranked 24 and has an upcoming road game against the bruised number 6 Alabama.
This piece was written by Jeremy Porter on October 19, 2022. It originally appeared on LifeZette and is used with permission.
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“GIANT ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM” Was he jabbed with the death shot?????????????????? If I was a betting man, I would bet the Entire Farm!.. what a terrible thing to happen to such a young person, just starting out on his potentially glorious future God gave him.
THEY ARE MANDATED TO ATTEND COLLEGE.
And they should NOT be. Never should have been either.
I agree! Parents, think, would you rather you son/daughter not get a useless college degree or die before they even have a life by following a draconian mandate?
I’m no gambler, but I would bet he had those COVID shots! What a shame and at such a young age!!
His parents must be devastated
Oh come on — he probably died cause he was scared to death by all the people screaming in the stands…… NOT. I would be willing to bet 100% he was jabbed. People need to come together and say NO MORE! School is not worth it!
THERE WILL BE MANY MORE DEATHS AS THESE JABS ARE MANDATORY FOR COLLEGES AND HIGH SCHOOLS TO ATTEND.
Yes, we are just starting to see the destruction to the body these poisonous non-“vaccine” jabs are causing, Kathy.
And soon feds want to mandate to kids to even attend school meaning pre-k.
Schools in Mississippi do not require Covid shots. Thats not to say he didn’t get it, though.
Too many healthy young adults are dropping dead! My guess… the lethal jab is to blame!!
The JAB strikes again!
Hmmm…
Another death jab victim, and of course, no mention of his having taken this. The cabal is only ramping things up again, pushing the jabs on everybody due to “variants”..Anything occurring now is from the jabs. CV19 is a hoax and if there was a virus, it is most like the flu right now. However, those who took multiple jabs have destroyed their immunity, and incorporated the spike proteins (and worse) into their DNA. They will die from colds, the flu this fall/winter. They also develop heart issues, neurological issues, AIDS related issues, and cancer. The media has been feeding fear and lies for nearly 3 yrs now. Time to wake up.