Hours after the death of the twin sister, Alabama Qb Keelon Russell I think emotional message citing the scriptures

Keelon Russell, the twin sister of the Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback, died in a shocking manner.

Brody Smooth Alabama, Brody Smooth, reported that Kierston Russell died on Wednesday evening.

It was a wealthy news, as Kierston was only 18 years old. Keelon Russell later confirmed his death in an Instagram story. Last month, the two traveled the stage to the Duncanville High School and both went to Alabama.

After death, Russell brought to his Instagram story to share a sincere message.

“Dear God, thank you that every good and pleasant gift is from above. You are the source of all the blessings of my life, my health, my work, my relationships and the strength to face every day. Even my ability to work and create comes from you. I recognize that all I have is a gift from your generous hand.

“As Jaume 1:17 says,” All good and perfect gifts are from above, down from the father of the heavenly lights, which does not change how to change the shadows. “You are faithful and I am grateful. On behalf of Jesus.

It was a disregarding message of Russellthat he trusts in faith to achieve it through this difficult time to lose his twin sister.

Kalen Deboer of Alabama Praise Keelon Russell

Keelon Russell is a five -star recruitment in the 2025 class and will probably be drafted.

However, in the practice of spring, Russell impressed AlabamCoach Kalen Deboer, who praised the five -star QB.

“Keelon definitely works with the two, he will get a representative from time to time. This is not a really hint where we feel he is, Mata,” said Deboer, through Athlon Sports. “He's doing a great job. You can see when he is there, it is becoming more comfortable to move the ball through the field.”

Although Russell seems unlikely to win the initial job, Deboer says that the focus is only to install the plays and the way he plays on his head.

“Only the learning curve that is achieved is young, but the other two boys lived more to understand the offense,” said Deboer. “As you try to install things, they have an understanding of the basic foundations from day 1.”

Russell ran Duncanville to a state championship in Texas as a young man. Then he released more than 4,000 meters and 55 touchdowns as a senior.