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The 23-year old holds the career touchdown record for tight ends at Auburn with 14. He was a volunteer coach at Saint James School in Montgomery, Alabama, and working for a wealth management company at the time of his death.
Sunday, June 29, 2014
PHOTO: Auburn Fans Roll Toomer's Corner in Honor of Philip Lutzenkirchen
Typically when Auburn takes to Toomer's Corner to 'roll it' they have done something great--i.e. won the Iron Bowl. Sunday it was for something else entirely. It was to honor the tragic passing of a former player, tight end Philip Lutzenkirchen (who had died in a car accident).
The 23-year old holds the career touchdown record for tight ends at Auburn with 14. He was a volunteer coach at Saint James School in Montgomery, Alabama, and working for a wealth management company at the time of his death.
The 23-year old holds the career touchdown record for tight ends at Auburn with 14. He was a volunteer coach at Saint James School in Montgomery, Alabama, and working for a wealth management company at the time of his death.
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