Thoughts, love & support pour in following the passing of Utah's Ty Jordan
In honor & memory of @Utah_Football's Ty Jordan, we will air several of his top performances on Wednesday, Dec. 30, beginning at 6 p PT / 7 p MT.
Pac-12 Network
Wednesday, Dec. 30
6p PT | 7p MT— Pac-12 Network (@Pac12Network) December 29, 2020
Utah Head Football Coach Kyle Whittingham
"Words cannot express the devastation and heartache that our team is feeling right now upon learning of the tragic death of our teammate and brother, Ty Jordan. Ty's personality and smile were infectious and he made a huge impact on our program in the short time he was with us. He leaves an indelible mark on each of us and our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends. From the bottom of our hearts, all of us in the Utah Football Family want to say we love you Ty and may you rest in peace."
Some favorite moments and memories of Ty. Our hearts are broken, and he will be missed by all. pic.twitter.com/Fki5bgfRmT
— Kyle Whittingham (@UtahCoachWhitt) December 26, 2020
We knew he would be great before he even set foot on our campus. He was a light, always with a smile on his face. One of the hardest working and most humble guys we’ve seen come through this program. We love you, Ty. pic.twitter.com/mmccuJXmDL
— Kyle Whittingham (@UtahCoachWhitt) December 26, 2020
Utah Director of Athletics Mark Harlan
"We are deeply saddened and shocked to learn of Ty Jordan's passing early this morning and our thoughts and prayers are with those who loved him dearly, including the young men in our football program. Our priority is on supporting his family and the student-athletes, coaches and staff in our football program who are so deeply hurting right now. Coach Whittingham and I are working closely to provide support and resources for our Utah Football family in this extremely difficult time."
He was such an engaging young man and I will forever treasure our interactions. God bless you Ty https://t.co/nouhVfD5UV
— Mark Harlan (@MarkHarlan_AD) December 26, 2020
Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott
"We share in the shock and sadness felt by our Utah community today upon learning of the passing of one of our family members, Ty Jordan. Our thoughts, prayers and deepest condolences are with his loved ones. The entire Pac-12 and college football family mourns this tremendous loss."
The entire Pac-12 & college football family mourns this tremendous loss.
Statement from Commissioner Larry Scott: https://t.co/OmUromJ7Fk pic.twitter.com/GU0oBuVqzz
— Pac-12 Conference (@pac12) December 26, 2020
LLTJ
Ute legend. pic.twitter.com/fXaRWcb8LL
— Utah Football (@Utah_Football) December 26, 2020
Rest In Peace, #22. Forever in our hearts.
We love you, Ty. pic.twitter.com/ZaXjWKg4Nc
— Utah Football (@Utah_Football) December 26, 2020
For Ty. #RIP22 pic.twitter.com/Jy6EtsLoYV
— University of Utah (@UUtah) December 27, 2020
Man I miss you Ty but, I know nothing I can say or do will bring you back because if I could I would. Lord knows I would. Love you boy. I am thankful that God allowed me to coach you and have you in my life. I am blessed for our countless hours, days, and months together. https://t.co/vvfpYKTGnY
— Coach Kiel McDonald (@Coach_KMcDonald) December 26, 2020
At a loss for words right now Absolutely devastated. You made your mom proud! Sometimes the “family on 3” chant sounds repetitive, but it’s real and the whole state/country feels it today. Please pray for the Jordan family, it’s been a tough year for them. Love you Ty #LLTJ pic.twitter.com/lcAknvR42x
— Britain Covey (@brit_covey2) December 26, 2020
On behalf of the entire University of Utah, our love and condolences to Ty Jordan’s family, friends, teammates and coaches. We are devastated by this heartbreaking news. To watch Ty on the field was to be thrilled by his athleticism and talent. Rest In Peace, Ty. https://t.co/nPyMWq6Z5M
— Ruth V. Watkins (@RuthVWatkins) December 26, 2020
Prayers out to Ty Jordan and his family & the @Utah_Football family!! Got a chance to meet him and interact with him a few times thru social media. We we're blessed to see him play the game & this one hurts! 22 forever a legend!! Go spend some more time with your mom bro
— Zack Moss (@PresMoss2) December 26, 2020
We send our deepest condolences to Ty Jordan’s family, friends, teammates and coaches.
Rest In Peace, #22. https://t.co/dRvFBwgFdM
— Utah Basketball (w/ ) (@UtahMBB) December 26, 2020
Heartbreaking. Watching him compete was a joy but hearing about the type of man he was from those who knew him is what I’ll recall most. Much, much love to his family, teammates, coaches and all who knew Ty Jordan. Gone far too soon. https://t.co/eMuh7shW25
— Yogi Roth (@YogiRoth) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts are with the Jordan family and the Utah program today.
Rest in Peace, Ty Jordan. https://t.co/vxHH06VF8I
— Sun Devil Football (@ASUFootball) December 26, 2020
Rest in peace, #22.
Our condolences go out to his and the @Utah_Football families during this time. https://t.co/uo2tSAHYWv
— UCLA Football (@UCLAFootball) December 26, 2020
Our condolences go out to the loved ones of Ty Jordan and the entire Utah football family. R.I.P.
— Mario Cristobal (@coach_cristobal) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts are with Ty Jordan’s family and friends and the entire Utah Football program. https://t.co/PX3ieVZxF8
— Stanford Football (@StanfordFball) December 26, 2020
Our deepest condolences to Ty Jordan’s family, friends, teammates and coaches.
Rest In Peace, #22. https://t.co/VAN7qfz9Sn
— USC Football (@USC_FB) December 26, 2020
Our prayers go out to the Jordan family and the Utah Family. Thinking of you all during this difficult time. https://t.co/jf0loYV05z
— Washington State Football (@WSUCougarFB) December 26, 2020
Prayers to Ty Jordan, his family and our friends at Utah. https://t.co/LI0nE3Rr4p
— Pat Chun (@pat_chun) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Ty Jordan’s family, as well as the Utah football program. Truly heartbreaking news. Ty was as special a person as he was a player. Rest In Peace #22.
— Clay Helton (@USCCoachHelton) December 26, 2020
Keeping family, friends and the Ute program in our thoughts and prayers. https://t.co/AQV9OOZuQB
— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) December 26, 2020
Ty Jordan lost his mother earlier this year. Ty told me he wanted to make her proud with his play on the field. Mission accomplished young man. I’m just sad that we won’t get to see more of you. Rest In Peace #22. #Utes
— Bill Riley (@espn700bill) December 26, 2020
Our deepest condolences to Ty’s family, teammates, friends and the entire Utah community. https://t.co/oR9sa3K0Cf
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts are with Ty’s family and the entire @Utah_Football program.
Rest easy, 22 https://t.co/4r5qB4S88Y
— Oregon State Football (@BeaverFootball) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts are with Ty Jordan’s family and friends and the entire Utah community. https://t.co/arte49It56
— Cal Football (@CalFootball) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts and prayers are with Ty Jordan, his family and friends, and the entire Utah Football family.
— Karl Dorrell (@k_dorrell) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Ty Jordan and the @Utah_Football family.
Rest In Peace, Ty. https://t.co/FGAf4KtSmh
— Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) December 26, 2020
Our deepest condolences to Ty Jordan’s family and friends. Thoughts and prayers from @AZATHLETICS https://t.co/uZYuP8bP71
— Dave Heeke (@Dave_Heeke) December 27, 2020
God Bless this young man's family...and may he rest in peace! https://t.co/C5aQRWtYSa
— JR Payne (@CoachJRPayne) December 26, 2020
Tragic, wrenching news, the death by gunshot of #TyJordan - at age 19.. one of the top young talents in CFB and Pac12 newcomer of the year. Condolences to his loved ones and the @Utah_Football family.
— Chris Fowler (@cbfowler) December 26, 2020
Our deepest condolences go out to @Utah_Football @TheMUSS and the Jordan Family https://t.co/JfXbyEgwaZ
— 942 Crew (@942Crew) December 26, 2020
We join Utah in mourning the loss of Ty Jordan.
Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and teammates during this time. https://t.co/TUwVHSf3bv
— NCAA (@NCAA) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts and prayers are with Ty's friends and family and @Utah_Football.
Rest in Peace Ty. https://t.co/cL38V5Yw3s
— BYU FOOTBALL (@BYUfootball) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts & prayers to @Utah_Football. Rest in Love, Ty. https://t.co/kuzRYa27v0
— Kalani F Sitake (@kalanifsitake) December 26, 2020
Very saddened to learn of Ty Jordan’s passing. This is a great loss for the University of Utah, for our community and state, and for his family and friends. Our prayers are with them tonight.
— Gov. Gary Herbert (@GovHerbert) December 27, 2020
I don’t have any info outside of what is being reported this morning, but our hearts are broken for Ty Jordan and his family. Over the past few weeks he completely won this Aggie over...our family watched so we didn’t miss a single carry. Prayers for his family and teammates. pic.twitter.com/GkrGDhANcn
— Spencer Cox (@SpencerJCox) December 26, 2020
We join the Utah sports community in mourning the tragic loss of Ty Jordan. Our support is with his family and @Utah_football at this difficult time.
We observed a moment of silence at tonight's home opener in memory of Ty pic.twitter.com/ECW1VrueAO
— utahjazz (@utahjazz) December 27, 2020
My thoughts are with Ty’s family & friends. Just devastated by this news. Such a bright light, gone.
— Jamal Anderson (@jamthedirtybird) December 26, 2020
Man this is so wild!!! I didn’t know him but I did know He had an amazing season as a freshman!! And was going to be an amazing talent Rest In Peace Ty Jordan man! This is crazy!! https://t.co/t5T9wopaOb
— Donovan Mitchell (@spidadmitchell) December 26, 2020
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the loved ones of Ty Jordan. pic.twitter.com/Mn38umbld1
— Texas Football (@TexasFootball) December 26, 2020
Prayers to the family and friends of Ty Jordan and the @Utah_Football program https://t.co/WA5wBQhYTX
— Matt Wells ŦŦ (@TTUCoachWells) December 26, 2020