Football teams from the Mid-State 38 and Greater Middlesex Conference will wear helmet decals honoring Warren Hills quarterback Evan Murray for the remainder of the 2015 season, according to a report from MyCentralJersey.com. Murray died on Friday from massive internal bleeding due to a lacerated spleen after being hit during Warren Hills' varsity football game earlier that night.
Football teams from the Mid-State 38 and Greater Middlesex Conference will wear helmet decals honoring Warren Hills quarterback Evan Murray for the remainder of the 2015 season, according to a report from MyCentralJersey.com.
Murray died on Friday from massive internal bleeding due to a lacerated spleen after being hit during Warren Hills' varsity football game earlier that night.
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Along with the helmet decals, which are being created by Riddell and distributed to more than 6,000 players across the two conferences, the report said that games this weekend will feature a moment of silence for Murray. Teams will have the option of holding the moment of silence prior to kickoff, or 18 actual minutes into the game, in honor of Murray's No. 18 jersey.
Warren Hills will take the field against Voorhees at 7 p.m. on Saturday in Washington Township. The game was originally scheduled for Friday.
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