(OPINION) It’s been a few days since we reported on any young and otherwise healthy athletes collapsing and dying with no cause of death announced. Unfortunately, that trend didn’t last long as a plague of “cause of death unknown” struck again in college football.
Clark Yarbrough, a football player at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkansas died on Sunday, the school announced. He was 21 years old. According to Pop Culture, “The cause of death was not revealed, but Ouachita Baptist said that Yarbrough, a defensive lineman, collapsed on Sunday.”
We are deeply saddened to learned of the passing of Clark Yarbrough, a former Sachse Mustang and current Ouachita Baptist Tiger.
Please keep the Yarbrough family, Sachse & OBU communities in your thoughts on prayers during this incredibly difficult time. pic.twitter.com/katM4XfK9H
— Texas Football Life (@txfblife) September 4, 2022
As we often note, it’s impossible to know for sure that this is another adverse reaction to the “You know what” because corporate media and government refuse to ever ask the question. They continue to do their best to ignore the plague of inexplicable deaths that seem to affect young, healthy, active people the most. Athletes are particularly susceptible and, according to many Dr. Joel Hirschhorn, this is likely due to blood clots and microclots. READ MORE
