Tom Jernstedt Death – Dead :Tom Jernstedt Obituary : Cause of Death Unknown.
“U.S. Basketball Writers Association on Twitter: “Tom Jernstedt, NCAA icon and March Madness transformer, dies at 75 ”
Tom Jernstedt, NCAA icon and March Madness transformer, dies at 75 https://t.co/8ZQiJhY1s1
— U.S. Basketball Writers Association (@USBWA) September 6, 2020
The Hall of Fame celebrates the life and deeply mourns the passing of Tom Jernstedt, Class of 2017.
📰: https://t.co/IgDNlWuFfw pic.twitter.com/HsNjKrZZAG
— Basketball HOF (@Hoophall) September 6, 2020
Tributes
Deeply saddened to read news of the passing of NCAA exec and longtime USA Basketball colleague Tom Jernstedt, one of the all-time greats/Basketball Hall of Famers (contributor) https://t.co/6RpMXzQCEw
— TerryLyons (@terrylyons) September 6, 2020
Tom Jernstedt once stood at a podium in a room filled with hall of famers and shouted out Carlton, Oregon.
A story on Jernstedt’s passing, small town roots and big dreams. https://t.co/9KHi8e4MEe
— Tyson Alger (@tysonalger) September 6, 2020
Saddened to hear the news of Tom Jernstedt’s untimely passing. He was a visionary boss, generous Rabbi and loyal friend. His contributions to the game of basketball and the #NCAA #FinalFour championships will stand for decades to come. @Hoophall
— Joe Quinlan Jr. 🌈😷 (@JoeQuinlan) September 6, 2020
We are saddened to hear of the passing of Tom Jernstedt, @uoregon class of ’67 and @oregonfootball alum. His impact on college athletics is immeasurable, and our thoughts today are with his family. pic.twitter.com/IyE0Ko8dgt
— GoDucks (@GoDucks) September 6, 2020
Matthew VanTryon wrote
College basketball doesn’t look like it does today without Tom Jernstedt. The thrill of March Madness and the fervor of the Final Four have his fingerprints all over them.
He made his mark on Indianapolis, too. And he loved the Circle City.
Deeply saddened w/the passing of my dear friend & 1 of my mentors, Tom Jernstedt.
My dad introduced us when I was in HS & Tom had been a constant sounding board during my professional life.
Regina & I send our sympathies to his wife, Kris, son, Cole & the entire family. pic.twitter.com/8QtiueYqjG
— Greg Byrne (@Greg_Byrne) September 6, 2020
