Dexter Rentz Jr., a high school senior from Florida who had signed with the Louisville football program, was killed late Saturday night in a shooting in his home state.
Dexter Rentz Jr., a high school senior from Florida who had signed with the Louisville football program,Multiple coaches from Ocoee High School in the Orlando area confirmed in social media posts early Sunday morning that Rentz had been killed,
He told hosts Mark Ennis and Mark Blankenbaker that he'd already developed a bond with the Louisville coaching staff and that one of his biggest goals for his senior season at Ocoee was growing into a leader and"helping the young guys see that there’s more to it than just football.” Louisville coach Scott Satterfield in a statement Sunday morning said Rentz had made a strong impression on people around the program.
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