Wayne State player dies at workout

Even when you had no idea the person was ever alive it's just sad. As others have mentioned, I'm not sure if it had anything to do with it but many heart defects go undetected up to that age and beyond. Even pro athletes go undetected (Reggie Lewis, dozens of runners, etc) and die instantly. I mention those cases because my Brother was diagnosed with Aeortic Stenosis in his early teens after complaining of chest pains and being written off by assumptions and even tests a few times. His heart was kicking back blood with each beat and until he had a titanium valve replacement last Summer (at Mott's and grade A+ people/facility) exerting himself was playing Russian Roulette. He played ball before being diagnosed and had a phase where he pushed himself in his late teens out of what he now knows was a helpless feeling. Point being, those I mentioned above (and many more) died from that exact thing. No warning. No coming back once it happens. No CPR. Your heart gets backed up with blood inside and its pace is putting more in than it can pump/leak back out to your system and it just stops. Here one second, gone the very next. No slow movie chest grab, just a collapse. I hope this wasn't the cause as it shows that physical exams are still doing a poor job at all levels of detecting these defects. RIP and condolences to the family.

Any young man loosing his life is terrible. This though is even harder because he was my compatriot. I am always very proud when i hear of an Albanian playing football, but this is the first time that i have heard one of them die in such a young age. Such a tragic loss of life, I don't have the words to express my pain. RIP youn man (Ngushëllime për gjithë familjen e Serxho Guralecit).