#5, that is an amazing story.

 

What a tragic story. Had his enlarged heart been a documented condition or something that has just been discovered?

 

May he rest in peace.

#5, that is an amazing story.

 

What a tragic story. Had his enlarged heart been a documented condition or something that has just been discovered?

 

May he rest in peace.

 

As far as I know it was just discovered.

In the wake of this tragedy does anyone know of Ludlow will still be coaching the All-Star game?

#5, that is an amazing story.

 

What a tragic story. Had his enlarged heart been a documented condition or something that has just been discovered?

 

May he rest in peace.

 

I was at Jordan's house with his family for a couple of hours yesterday. They told me how it was a condition, that is basically impossible to detect until something happens.

 

He was my best friend, we talked everyday. We had just hung out the past couple of nights before Friday, and on Friday I had just talked to him an hour before it happened. He seemed completely fine, and there was no way to see it coming at all. Its really just not right, he was to good of a guy for this to happen to.

I just wanted to tell everyone on here thanks for all the kind comments about Jordan. As I said he was my best friend, and I know he and his family we appreciate all these nice things people have to say about him. There really is not a bad thing you can say about him. Knowing Jordan he is probably getting a kick out of this in Heaven, because of there being a thread about him. I love you buddy.

Condolences to the Ludlow community. What a terrible tragedy!

So sorry to hear of his passing. Will keep his family and friends in our prayers.

I hope the mods will allow this:

 

Last year during our Football Preview Show, Coach Hornsby could not make it. He sent Jordon to the show to talk about Ludlow and the team for 2009. Here is a link to that interview we did with him.

 

http://www.tristateinternetsportsradio.com/video/2009-10/football/coachlogan.wmv

 

I cut it down to just Jordan's interview.

This football mom is praying for the family, the students and the Ludlow community

So sorry to hear this. What a great young man.

Sad to hear. Thoughts and prayers go out to the friends and family.

I hate to hear things like this. My thoughts and prayers to his family, friends and the Ludlow community.

Another tragic loss of a vibrant young coach.

 

This tragedy seems to mirror the loss of Mitch Orth, who was a young, popular basketball coach in the St. Mary/Bishop Brossart ranks. He too recently succumbed to heart failure at the age of 23.

 

Condolences to the Ludlow community. Hopefully, his players will rally around his loss, inherit his passion, and carry on his work.

 

Too sad!

Thoughts and Prayers go out from Bell County.

Prayers to all in the Panther community. Here is an article in today's Enquirer:

 

http://nky.cincinnati.com/article/AB/20100510/NEWS0103/5110312/Young+coach+mourned

 

Thanks to Buttels for posting the interview clip. In that brief clip you can see the energy and enthusiasm that all who knew Jordan speak of. That smile that can be seen in #5's avatar is contagious. Truly a tragic loss for the Ludlow community.