The Cornhuskers honored Sam Foltz during their season opener against Fresno State. They didn’t send out a punter for the first fourth down. As a student who was at the game, the experience was one I will never forget. “I mean, because they were gone, or is it random”, said Greeley resident, Sue Sullivan.
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Thieves broke into the home and vehicle of Jordan Foltz, brother of late NU punter Sam Foltz, while Jordan and his family were at the Husker football game Saturday.
The thieves took items worth roughly $1,400, including a television and tools, from Jordan Foltz’s home and vehicle in the Greeley, Nebraska, area.
The Greeley County Sheriff says thieves stole a TV and tools out of a auto – losses that amounted to at least $1,400. “The culprit also stole tools out of his auto, with a total loss of up to $1,400”. This situation is awful, and all Nebraska fans are upset. All the Foltz family wanted to do was celebrate the life of their beloved family member, but that was taken away from them once they got back from the victorious game early Sunday morning.
Foltz’s brother Jordan Foltz posted on Facebook that the family’s home and cars were broken into.
Hopefully the person or persons involved are brought to justice.
Well fb asks you what’s on your mind when you fill out you post so here’s what’s on mine. The people who chose to do this to the Foltz family should be ashamed of themselves.
Drew Brown #34 of the Nebraska Cornhuskers is congratulated by teammate Sam Foltz #27 after Brown kicked the extra point in the first half against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on November 14, 2015 at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway, New Jersey.
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Big thanks to @FresnoStateFB for their class last night in helping us honor Sam.
