Oregon Football Coaches, Players React to Khyree Jackson News

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The news of Khyree Jackson's death continues to rock those that knew him.
Jackson, a former Oregon Duck and Minnesota Viking rookie, died in a car crash in the early morning hours Saturday. He was 24 years old.
Oregon Football's coaches and players took to social media to react to the news.
We mourn the loss of Khyree Jackson and all of those lost in this tragic accident. We are thinking of Khyree’s family, friends, and teammates during this difficult time, and he will forever be in our hearts. Rest in peace, Khyree. pic.twitter.com/QZXTSLBHSj
— Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) July 6, 2024
Oregon Football Coach Dan Lanning
RIP Khyree… Love you @Real_Khyree at a loss for words. I will miss your smile. Great player better person.
— Dan Lanning (@CoachDanLanning) July 6, 2024
Oregon Football Offensive Coordinator Will Stein
Sick to my stomach over this… Kyree will be deeply missed by everyone that knew him 😢🙏🏼 https://t.co/2guBuRHyTE
— Will Stein (@CoachWillStein) July 6, 2024
Oregon Football Inside Linebackers coach Brian Michalowski
Khyree @Real_Khyree… hard to believe. Rest in Peace #5
— Coach Brian Michalowski (@CoachMikeLBs) July 6, 2024
Oregon Football Defensive Line coach Tony Tuioti
Toughts & prayers 🙏🏽 to Khyree’s family! Always have love🤟🏽 for you bro‼️ #Gone2Soon https://t.co/1OVJVOwOtF
— Tony Tuioti (@CoachTuioti92) July 6, 2024
Oregon Football Offensive Analyst Mike Cavanaugh
RIP #5 @Real_Khyree
— Mike Cavanaugh (@coach_cavanaugh) July 6, 2024
Thoughts and Prayers to the Jackson Family ❤️🙏
Oregon Football Director of Player Engagement
Unbelievable!
— Karl Holmes Jr. (@KarlHolmesJr) July 6, 2024
RIP Reeski!
You know my momma loved her some of you lil bro @Real_Khyree , until we meet again 5! 💔 pic.twitter.com/B6lB49zunk
Oregon Football Director of Recruiting Strategy Pat Biondo
at a loss for words. My man was so misunderstood. RIP Khyree. 💔
— Pat Biondo (@ptbiondo) July 6, 2024
Former Oregon Football player, Las Vegas Raiders rookie Jackson Powers-Johnson
LOVE, PASSION, AND FIRE….. rest easy my guy❤️ pic.twitter.com/ByiI8ZlQAH
— Jackson Powers-Johnson (@BigJax58) July 6, 2024
Former Oregon Football player, New England Patriots rookie Christian Gonzalez

Former Oregon Football player, Atlanta Falcons rookie Brandon Dorlus

Former Oregon Football player, current New York Giant Casey Rogers
Rest easy my friend💙 https://t.co/Y5zA2SJOMV
— Casey Rogers (@caseyrogers99) July 6, 2024
Oregon Football player Tysheem Johnson
💔💔💔
— 0 (@tysheemjohnson5) July 6, 2024
Oregon Football player Traeshon Holden

Oregon Football player Peyton Woodyard
🙏🏼💔 pic.twitter.com/DT9ceNrjTJ
— Peyton Woodyard (@peypey_wood) July 6, 2024
Former Oregon Football Graduate Assistant Colin Lockett
We all are hurting down here for u 5… These tears dropping onto my phone screen right now don’t feel real. If you know Reeski, nothing more needs to be said about your character & your impact. Fly high, fly forever, watch over us all & never stop talking ya 💩
— Colin Lockett 💎 (@ColinLockett15) July 6, 2024
LOVE YOU DAWG‼️ pic.twitter.com/w6oVe7NJjn
Former Oregon Football, NFL player Dino Philyaw
Damn! Damn Damn!😢 Rest easy young Buck! @Real_Khyree
— Dino philyaw (@DinoPhilyaw) July 6, 2024
Former Oregon Football player, Graduate Assistant Tony Washington Jr.
One of the biggest personalities I’ve ever been around. Gone too soon 🙏🏾 https://t.co/HCoZchpoIz
— Tony Washington Jr. (@CoachDubb_Drick) July 6, 2024
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Kaleb Henry is an award-winning sports reporter, covering collegiate athletics since 2014 via radio, podcasting, and digital journalism. His experience with Big Ten Conference teams goes back more than a decade, including time covering programs such as the Nebraska Cornhuskers, Oregon Ducks, and USC Trojans.He has contributed to Sports Illustrated since 2021. Kaleb has won multiple awards for his sports coverage from the Nebraska Broadcasters Association and Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association. Prior to working in sports journalism, Kaleb was a Division I athlete on the Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Track and Field team.