WASHINGTON, Pa.—Friends and family say a standout college
running back killed in an apparent mugging was a positive person
who tried to set a good example.  Twenty-one-year-old Washington
& Jefferson College football player Timothy McNerney died from
head trauma suffered when he was attacked on the street Thursday
by a group of men in Washington, about 20 miles outside
Pittsburgh.  Authorities are still investigating and Washington
police Chief Robert Lemons says surveillance video shows several
people in the area when the crime occurred.  On Tuesday, more
than 300 friends and family remembered McNerney at a memorial
service.  Twenty-two-year-old high school teammate Brandon Flick
says McNerney was "the best of us." His cousin, 21-year-old
Colin McNerney, says he looked for the positive in everything
and always tried to set a good example.