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A previous one College football Star was shot and killed after a physical quarrel that became deadly in a Texas parking garage last week.
Previous Texas Southern Footballer Tyler Martinez was tragically killed on July 11 when he was allegedly shot several times by 22-year-old Isaac Jasper Robinson during a dispute in the parking garage in an apartment complex where both men reportedly lived, Houston Police said this week.
Police have since arrested and accused Robinson of killing.
Isaac Jasper Robinson, 22, was arrested and charged with killing after police say he returned to the crime scene. (Houston Police Department)
“Tyler was a young man who was loved by his teammates and his personality was greater than life,” said football director Charles Nichols in a statement from the university.
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“In his mind he was the best rapper on the team, and on the field he always tried to become a better footballer. I want to cherish our conversations we had about life after football. I was so proud of him when he got his degree and started on his master’s degree. He really wants to miss because there was only one Tyler Martinez.”
Police in Texas was called to the stage just after 7 p.m. 20, when they were there, officers found that Martinez did not respond and suffered from several gunshot wounds. He was declared dead on stage by paramedics.

A sign for the entrance to Texas Southern University Campus on Wednesday, January 5, 2022 in Houston. (Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images)
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The Houston police arrested Robinson after saying he “returned to the stage.” He was charged with killing. According to Khou, He is a current student in Texas Southern, but the two men were not known for each other.
Texas Southern Wide Recipients -coach Jerwin Wilson remembered Martinez as a “joy to be in.”
“He was a very adventurous person who could trigger a light in any room,” he said in a statement from the university.

“Tyler was a young man who was loved by his teammates and his personality was greater than life,” said football manager Charles Nichols in a statement from Texas Southern University. (Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Martinez was a defensive lineman in Texas Southern, where he recorded 82 total tackles, including 5.5 sacks over four seasons. In his junior year he was second on the team with 44 tackles and led the team with 3.5 sacks.



