Gridiron Glory. Football Analysis. Expert Insights.

Andre Seldon Jr Utah State football

Utah State football player Andre Seldon Jr. Dies in Drowning Accident

We have another tragic story as Utah State Aggies transfer Andre Seldon Jr. passed away in a drowning accident on Saturday afternoon at Porcupine Reservoir in Cache County. The Utah State Aggies football social media posted the news on Saturday night.

Deseret News is reporting that another Utah State football player and multiple gymnasts were there at the time of the incident as they were jumping off cliffs into the reservoir. The Cache County Sheriff’s Office released the following statement regarding the death.

“Our initial investigation leads us to believe this is a tragic accident as multiple witnesses recounted the same information. Our heartfelt condolences go to family and friends of the student athlete.”

Andre Seldon Jr. played cornerback for the New Mexico State Aggies for the previous two seasons before transferring to Utah State. He finished last season with 53 total tackles, a forced fumble, an interception and seven pass deflections. He was one of the players who followed interim Aggies coach Nate Dreiling from New Mexico State to Utah State this season as Dreiling was named defensive coordinator and now interim head coach.

About the Author

Vincent Pensabene graduated from Saint Leo University in 2019 with a B.A. in Sport Business and has focused on the media side of sports. He writes for multiple publications and is interested in the reasoning of why things happen. Feel free to follow him on social media @TalkVinTalk and discuss all things sports.

Avatar of Vincent Pensabene

About Vincent Pensabene

Vincent Pensabene is a sports journalist that has been writing about collegiate and professional sports for 7+ years. Vincent graduated from Saint Leo University with a B.A. in Sport Business in 2019. He worked as the Sports Information Director with the National Senior Games.

Leave a Comment

Share your thoughts and join the discussion

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Stay in the Game

Get the latest sports news and analysis delivered to your inbox.

Share This Article