Maryland's Jordan McNair Died of Heatstroke According to OL's Family

Maryland Terrapins offensive lineman Jordan McNair died of heatstroke, his family confirmed on a website for a foundation created in his honor (h/t Yahoo Sports' Sam Cooper).

McNair died June 13. He had collapsed during an offseason team workout May 29. The Washington Post's Jesse Dougherty wrote McNair "had trouble recovering after completing a series of 110-yard sprints." The team's trainers took him to a practice facility before he was airlifted to a Baltimore hospital.

Maryland launched an investigation into the circumstances of Howard's death and provided an update on its findings last Thursday.

The university wrote the temperature in College Park was "approximately 80 degrees" and that athletic trainers and certified athletic trainers were supervising the team's workout. Terrapins head coach D.J. Durkin was also in attendance.

Through the Jordan McNair Foundation, his family aims "to see the number of heat-related illnesses occurring in student athletes significantly reduced."