Jeremiah Kelly, the first -class associate attacker Jeremiah Kelly, went to his home unexpectedly in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
The cause of death was not published in separate announcements confirming the death of Kelly by the Big 12 conference and the University of Cincinnati. It was an early record that exercised in the center during the spring application. Last season, Avon (Ohio) High School II.
Head coach Scott Satterfield said in a statement, “Bearcats Football Family, this distinguished young man was broken due to sudden loss.” He said. “After a short time, Jeremiah spent our team, it had a real impact on both the field and in our locker room.
Kelly and Avon Eagles were not defeated and won the first state championship of the program last season. At the Southwest Conference, the best aggressive side was selected as the entire conference and the entire region. The referee of 6-3, 320-pound played a defense line in Avon, but was working on the attack line for Bearcats.
“Today we have experienced a heartbreaking loss,” Cincinnati ad John Cunningham said, “Today we have experienced a heartbreaking loss. He said. “We all send our love and prayers to the Kelly family on UC, and we will do our best to support them and our Bearcats student athletes in the coming weeks.”
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