Former Georgetown and NBA forward Michael Sweetney dies
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Georgetown remembered Michael Sweetney as “forever a Hoya” after the former All-Big East star and NBA first-round pick died at 43. The post Georgetown Mourns Former Star After His Untimely Death at 43 appeared first on HEAVY.
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Mike Sweetney, Georgetown basketball star who went on to play for the Knicks, dies at 43
The former Georgetown basketball star who went on to play four NBA seasons, has died at age 43, his wife has revealed on social media, referring to him as her 'best friend.'