Jordan Mueller of Plymouth, Wisconsin, has allegedly died. He was pronounced dead on several social media platforms, especially on Facebook. At the time of this report there was no formal confirmation of his death nor his cause of death.
So many in his community have been broken on getting this information. If confirmed dead, his family will release a date for his funeral plans and obituary at a time of their choosing. Always keep his family in your sincere thoughts and prayers as they go through this painful time in their lives.
Regarding Jordan Mueller, Stevenson, Wisconsin
Jordan Mueller chose to major in general management played football, basketball, track, and field at Plymouth High School, where he qualified for the state discus throw and received all-state honors in both offensive and defensive line.
He also participated in all 13 games in 2016. He assisted in bringing in 34.8 points, 198.9 rushing yards, and 212.8 passing yards per game for the UW-Whitewater attack. He helped the Warhawks finish 18th in the country with 275 first downs. He also played one tackle in UW-Whitewater’s Nov. 12 34-16 victory over UW-Stout.
In the Warhawks’ 35-7 victory over UW-Stevens Point on Saturday, Mueller was rated as the team’s best offensive lineman. He contributed to UW-Whitewater’s offensive totals of 505 yards—240 rushing, 265 passing, and 25 first downs. The Warhawks, led by Mueller and the offensive line, converted 10 of 15 third downs and scored on each of their four trips into the red zone.
In 2017, Commendable mention Conference of Intercollegiate Athletics in Wisconsin the fourth captain of the team. He appeared in seven games and was named to the WIAC Scholastic Honor Roll. He assisted the Warhawks in averaging 382 yards of total offense and 23 points per game.