It is irresponsible posts like yours not based on fact, but rather a rush to judgement that can create unwarranted hysteria. We suspect this was your objective though based on your apparent feelings about playing a football season.

You asked, "what is not true about the story?" Well, mostly all of it according to the university. The story you based your selfish "look at me, look at me" post on has been recanted.

"The university did not list a cause of death in its official release. Stephens' high school, Central Catholic in Pittsburgh, issued a statement Wednesday in which it had to walk back a Facebook post that attributed his cause of death to coronavirus complications. Nobody in the Stephens family has confirmed his cause of death, nor has the family issued a statement.

The school has updated its original Facebook post, deleting any mention of his cause of death."

In the end we may learn the cause of death was the virus. Or me may find out this player had other underlying conditions. We just do not know yet. So, before posting on a sensitive topic like this next time, please make sure it is based on factual information and not the thinking of a few who want to control a narrative.