A couple of previous Big East b-ball monitors have allegedly both died in the wake of contracting and fighting coronavirus. Lee Green, who played at St. John's from 1991-94 and Dave Edwards, who started his school profession at Georgetown before moving to Texas A&M, passed on Monday as per different reports. The two men seem to have been in their 40s. Ron Linfonte, the Director of Sports Medicine, shared updates on Green's passing on Twitter. A secondary school All-American, Green was an individual from a couple of NCAA Tournament crews while at SJU. "A Parade All-American who played 3 years at #SJUBB Lee was our warrior on those groups," Linfonte composed. "A genuine lock em up protector that savored closing down the best adversaries." Edwards, a star call attention to monitor of New York City, played at Georgetown during the 1989-90 season. He was a key seat patron for the Hoyas, in any case ended up moving to Texas A&M, where he turned into an All-Southwest Conference entertainer. Stacey Davis of NYCHoops and Norfolk State lead trainer Robert Jones each tweeted that Edwards surrendered to COVID-19. The passings of Green and Edwards are unforgiving tokens of how awful this ailment is. Everybody please remain safe. Find happiness in the hereafter to these two men and we wish for help and solace for their loved ones.
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