The basketball community mourns the loss of former NBA player, Brandon Hunter. The Orlando Magic expressed their deep condolences to the Hunter family, remembering him as a beloved teammate. The Bleacher Report confirms Hunter’s passing at the age of 42, but the cause of death is still unknown. Additional information was shared by Tim O’Shea, the former coach at Ohio University, revealing that Brandon collapsed after a yoga class in Orlando, Florida.
Brandon Hunter, known for his exceptional skills as a forward in the Ohio U’s Bobcats team, earned numerous accolades during his college career. As he transitioned to the NBA, he played one season for the Boston Celtics and one season for the Orlando Magic. TMZ reports that Hunter also had an extensive international basketball career, playing for clubs in Italy, Greece, and Puerto Rico, among others.
After retiring from professional basketball, Hunter ventured into coaching, sports management, and real estate. Tim O’Shea, who kept in touch with Brandon over the years, expressed pride in the person he had become. Ohio University head coach Jeff Boals also paid tribute to Hunter’s legacy, describing him as one of the best players in the school’s history. The basketball world mourns the loss of a remarkable individual. (Read more NBA stories.)
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