University of Minnesota Duluth senior defensive end Reed Ryan died unexpectedly at the age of 22 after suffering cardiac arrest during a workout.
The cause of death was reportedly an undetected genetic heart condition.
He transferred to Duluth after three seasons with North Dakota State and was known for his high character both on and off the field. (Trending: Biden Shamefully Removes God From National Address)
“Our staff and players are devastated about Reed’s passing,” UMD head coach Curt Wiese stated.
“Reed aspired to be better every day at whatever task was at hand. He helped bring out the best in others with his positive attitude, infectious smile, and genuine care for the people around him.”
“We were fortunate to have Reed on our team, and he made our program, our department, and our community a better place in a short period of time. Reed will be greatly missed, but his legacy will live on forever.”
“He was the epitome of a UMD Bulldog, and what we can all aspire to be.
“To his family, thank you for allowing us to be part of his inspiring young life. Reed was a Bulldog through and through.”
“Our team had a bunch of heavy hearts yesterday,” North Dakota State head coach Matt Entz said.
“Bison nation is thinking of [Ryan’s family].”
“Reed had a positive impact on so many and we are deeply saddened by his passing,” UMD director of athletics Forrest Karr said.
“Reed was a kind, caring and thoughtful young man who enjoyed bringing people together.”
“He grew up in my hometown and was beloved by those who knew him in Waunakee, Fargo, Duluth, and beyond.”
His sudden passing has deeply affected both his current and former teams.
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