Army football players received heartbreaking news Sunday, when they were informed that Brandon Jackson had been killed in a car accident.
The relationship that Cadets have at the United States Military Academy is a unique one compared to most institutions, and after hearing the news, teammates took to Twitter to share their condolences.
God needed a shut-down corner on his team in Heaven... 👼🏾 #28 https://t.co/wOB8DhqB6t
— Alex Aukerman (@AlexAukerman) September 12, 2016
I still can't believe the news we received this afternoon. We all love you bro. RIP Brandon Action Jackson #BJack pic.twitter.com/B80BEyoblA
— Gervon Q. Simon (@GervonSimon) September 12, 2016
I know you'll be watching the games from above. I love you bro and you'll be missed #RIP#PlayingForBJack pic.twitter.com/bOJD2cUL5s
— Huff™ (@SB_Huff) September 12, 2016
RIP B Jack we love you 🙏🏻🏈 pic.twitter.com/XGsuAQ7hHI
— Shaad (@RashaadBolton) September 12, 2016
#Forever28 pic.twitter.com/wpgkE4MFxe
— Raymond Wright (@raywright_) September 12, 2016
Everything I do from this day forward is for you.. Love you 28 https://t.co/7x1nmkj1XT
— Christian Poe (@daddypoe03) September 12, 2016
I feel bad for every team that we got left cause we are about to play for something much bigger than a W... 💯 #Forever28
— Kelvin Hopkins (@FindingExcuses) September 12, 2016
Our hearts are broken for the loss of our brother, Brandon Jackson. Please pray for his family & our players. #RIP28 pic.twitter.com/UQN8sXYCa8
— Chad Wilt (@ChadWilt) September 12, 2016
We got you 28 ✊🏾🙏🏾👼🏼... pic.twitter.com/4syBNsPSza
— Kelvin Hopkins (@FindingExcuses) September 12, 2016
We all love you brother. God knows we'll miss you more than anything.🙏🙏🙏 https://t.co/5qaolKhfZs
— Nick Schrage (@The_brasilian) September 12, 2016
