Littlefield TX athletic director, head football coach dies from bilateral blood clots in the lungs. SECOND head football coach in one week

Littlefield Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Jimmy Thomas died suddenly Monday morning after announcing Sunday evening that he was in the hospital.

Thomas wrote earlier in the week that he was hospitalized due to bilateral blood clots in both lungs.

Thomas is the second high school head football coach in the region who has died within the last week. Anton Head Football Coach Matt Hoover also died suddenly in early November.


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clearly its the Oxygen

Something is wrong, I cannot think of anything else

causing all these people to drop dead of clots can you?

Love this guys twitter handle

https://twitter.com/_/status/1594925533304827904

You really have to wonder why these scientists and medical professional bozos haven't shut the vax program down already.

The willful blindness is stunning.

This shit is getting really spooky folks

check out this tweet, people are keeping track

https://twitter.com/_/status/1586252054242021376

Yeah I'm in Lubbock which is in West Texas. I heard about the first one which was in Anton. This is the first I'm hearing about this one.

No this is genocide my friend, they are all a part of the green new deal

The Pale Green Horse in the bible kills a third of mankind and they are all in on it.

Why doesn't Abbott just ban the vaccine from Texas? But I doubt it.

another page of Died Suddenly and Unexpected

https://twitter.com/_/status/1586253556163567616

Published: Nov. 14, 2022 at 9:19 PM PST|Updated: Nov. 20, 2022 at 8:41 PM PST


LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - West Texas coaches are remembering one of their own, Anton Head Football Coach Matthew Hoover, as a family man and fierce competitor, days after he was found dead inside his home Saturday.

The 38-year-old made an impact on student-athletes at Christ the King, Wilson, Grand Falls, and Anton, where he coached for the last four years. Along with his time on the field, his fellow coaches and friends remember his dedication to his wife and four daughters.



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It's going to be tough for these towns and the kids. Anton is a really small school. Littlefield is bigger, but only by South Plains measure. Used to live out that way, Ropes ISD.

Prayers for my friends and old neighbors.

The only thing I've heard about in Lubbock is a football player from Monterey High School (the school I attended) had a heart attack. I'm sure there's more I pay more attention to what's happening globally than locally.

I'm sorry to hear that. I still have family in Lubbock so I check in on the news occasionally. We had to move back to Ohio a few years ago to take care of parents. I think there have been others out there that have passed, but I don't have time right now to dig back into it.

Good people out there. I miss it, but y'all can keep the dust storms! LOL It doesn't look like I'll get back down there again. The South Plains will always have a big place in my heart. I'm sad for the towns that are suffering losses right now. I know how close knit communities are out there. It used to make me mad how the rest of the state looked down on west Texas. The very best people live there!