Brandon Adams mourned by teammates, coaches on social media

In the wake of the death of Georgia Tech football team member Brandon Adams, teammates and coaches mourned the loss of their friend on Twitter. The memories and thoughts paint the picture of a beloved and cherished teammate.

On behalf of the entire @GTAthletics family, I offer my deepest condolences to Brandon’s family and friends, including his past and present coaches and his brothers in the @GeorgiaTechFB family. We mourn the loss of such an incredible young life. RIP, Brandon. https://t.co/c81kMM5HwS
— Todd Stansbury (@GTToddStansbury) March 24, 2019

I still can’t believe it. His spirit, his smile, and his energy was like none other. This offseason he made it his mission to be the best “Big B” he could be and he was definitely on his way. I just told him last week how proud I was of him. I love you lil bro ♥️ Rest easy 👑 https://t.co/XIKGevLwth
— Errin Joe (@e_jay75) March 24, 2019

I’ll forever cherish the memories we made my guy. Extremely happy that we always shared a smile and told each other that we loved one another no matter what. Rest easy my brother 🖤 https://t.co/YqisVIKAzT
— Tyler Merriweather (@blackk_xcv) March 24, 2019

The epitome of a great teammate, brother and friend. One of the most genuine men I’ve ever gotten to know and had the privilege to be around. This year is for you, until we meet again. https://t.co/v42HDlGsfY
— Coach Trey Money (@Coach_TMoney) March 24, 2019

Football is about people coming together... and it hurts all the more when something like this happens.

Thank you to Brandon’s family and to Brandon for his time at the Institute, he was a great contributor to the public face of the team. https://t.co/nY2vh2wier
— Trey Braun (@T_Braun78) March 24, 2019

Truly one of the most kind-hearted, humble teammates I’ve ever had. Brandon had an incredible impact on the family we have @GTAthletics. He will be truly missed. Praying for his family and his soul! R.I.P. Big B https://t.co/VGPgrYIGj2
— B-rad $tewart (@Stewart10Brad) March 24, 2019

This man... is one of the best, genuine, loving and overall happy people I have ever met. Always had a smile on his face, got along with everyone. There is not 1 person that would wish ill on this man. He was so damn close to his dream. We lost LEGEND in me and my teammates eyes https://t.co/uCREnuB7Ck
— Desmond Branch (@D_Branch79) March 24, 2019

This one hurts...One of the best men I’ve ever been around. Always had this smile on his face. Love you B💙 https://t.co/PWiqA3J9Ta
— Gentry Bonds (@thegentrybonds) March 24, 2019

My boy Big B never walked past you without dapping you up. A real friend man. Nicest person you will ever meet. Cared about his teammates & Family more than anything. I’m blessed to have been your friend. Im going to miss you bro, and I love you 🖤👼🏾 . #ReastEasyBigB https://t.co/9y8pZ3qvvx
— Tariq Carpenter (@STG_Riq2) March 24, 2019

This is heart breaking. You positively impacted so many and we are truly going to miss you. God Bless your family. Love You B. pic.twitter.com/OAHs0AI1F3
— GT Football Strength (@StrengthGT) March 24, 2019

This hurts so much. I love you so much bro. Not a negative bone in your body. Always smiling and hugging people. You loved anybody that needed love. I will make sure Ava remembers Uncle B… https://t.co/S7lt3RD4sK
— C E R G E (@KyleHenderson42) March 24, 2019

Susan and I were crushed when we learned about Brandon Adams this morning. He was without a doubt one of the finest people that I’ve had the opportunity to know. He was a talented young man and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and teammates.
— Paul Johnson (@CoachPCJ) March 24, 2019

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