By Jeff Call, Deseret News: As Utah football coaches and players prepare in earnest for the 2021 season during spring practices, they do so with the memory of their fallen star close to their hearts and minds.
Last Christmas night, 19-year-old freshman phenom Ty Jordan, who rushed for 597 yards and six touchdowns in five games for the Utes in 2020, died tragically after an accidental shooting in Denton, Texas.
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