Purdue QB O'Connell expected to play in Big Ten title game following death of older brother. McGrawDHSports BoilerFootball SHSPatfootball
Before taking the field last Saturday, Purdue quarterback Aidan O'Connell knew his older brother Sean had passed away unexpectedly.
O'Connell is expected to start Saturday's Big Ten championship against No. 2 Michigan in Indianapolis. This is the Boilermakers' first appearance in the conference title game. by signing up you agree to our terms of service Jones is a Deerfield native who goes back a long way with O'Connell, but said he didn't know Sean very well.
Aidan paid tribute to his older brother in a statement released on social media after the Indiana game. The O'Connell family includes six siblings.
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