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Texas QB dies after throwing 2nd TD in game

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A Texas high school football quarterback died Friday after collapsing during a football game, a hospital official said. Reginald Garrett was rushed to Baptist Orange Hospital of Southeast Texas, but he did not survive, said Susan Courtney, a hospital spokeswoman.

Garrett, a senior at West Orange Stark High School, collapsed shortly after throwing his second touchdown of the night, CNN affiliate KBMT reported.

 

A terrible tragedy. My prayers are with his family and the community. By all accounts, he was an all around great kids. A reminder that we never know what may be lurking ahead.

Make sure you hug your kids a little tighter today and thank the Lord for what you have.

My thoughts and prayer goes out to the community and family. Terrible tragedy.

I was reading this story this morning and its very sad. Thoughts and prayers to the family and friends and to the football brothers he left behind.

I was reading this story this morning and its very sad. Thoughts and prayers to the family and friends and to the football brothers he left behind.

Hate to see something like this happen! So so sad.

Our prayers are with the family and players of TX, as well as all of our great student athletes of KY. It does make you think to hug your kids tighter and thank the good Lord for the time we get to spend with them!

That is so so sad. Always so shocking when something like this happens. NKY sends out thoughts and prayers to our football brothers in the Lone Star State.

Our prayers go to the family and school as well. These reality checks are sobering and cause us all to reaccess our priorities...hopefully.

This is a terrible tragedy. All my prayers to the family and to the community.

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