South Dakota State football running back Nate White dies at 20-years-old

This story has been updated to reflect the most up -to -date information.

On June 25, South Dakota State Football said Nate White died.

The 20 -year -old return, Milwaukee, Wisconsin was located. After two seasons in Wisconsin, he was transferred to South Dakota in January. The school did not publish any details about White’s death.

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Brookings Police Department announced that the death of the investigation on the evening of June 25th.

That morning at 6:14 pm, White’s roommate called the police to inform him that he hadn’t breathed and was unresponsive in his bed.

“Brookings ambulance and police units have failed.”

Brookings County Coroner pronounced White’s death and ordered an autopsy.

“Jackrabbit is a brotherhood and today we all harm Nate White’s loss,” SDSU head coach Dan Jackson said. He said. “Nate impressed our program with its hard work, determination and general positive spirit. We are upset with its family and we will honor her memory during the coming season.”

White was one of the best preparation soldiers in Wisconsin in 2022 after having an hurry for 1,345 yard and 26 touches. As a teenager at Rufus King High School, after sending 1,163 hurry garden and 22 touches, the offices of the year claimed their honor as a players.

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S SDSU President Barry Dunn said, “South Dakota State University community was deeply upset because of the news that Nate White had passed,” he said. “Although Nate hasn’t been on the campus for a long time, it was not only liked not only by her teammates and coaches, but also by the faculty and those who have the opportunity to get to know her. This is definitely a sad time for our campus, community and thousands of Jackrabbits supporters.

The police should apply to the Police Department of Brookings City on Telephone (605) 692-2113.

This article was initially published in des Moines Register: Brookings Police SDSU RB Nate White is investigating the death