Awysum Harris, a sophomore football player at Alabama State, passed away late on Sunday night, and the university made the announcement. According to a tweet made by the university on one of the social media platforms, it seems that Harris died of natural causes.

According to Athletic Director Jason Cable, the athletic department is in mourning over the loss of one of its talented student-athletes, and our sincere sympathy is offered to the family of the deceased student-athlete.

On Sunday evening, Cable, head coach Eddie Robinson, and President Quinton T. Ross, Jr. met with the Hornets football team to discuss the news concerning Harris.

Robinson reported that at the moment, their team is experiencing a great deal of suffering. In point of fact, every single one of them is suffering from severe emotional distress as a direct result of this loss.

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Harris, who attended Austin High School, located in Decatur, Alabama, and played football there, was a member of the Alabama State 2020 recruiting class. He participated in four contests with the Hornets and made one tackle in those contests. There is no known explanation for his passing away at this time.