Rising Georgia college quarterback Ladarius Clardy killed in 50-bullet barrage

NYPost ^ | 07 07 2021 | Joshua Rhett Miller

[alexander_busek]

Kennesaw State University is a Division1 school whose football team is an associate member of the Big South Division. They play against such football luminaries as Gardner-Webb, Wofford College, Jacksonville State, Hampton State, North Carolina A&T and Robert Morris. In other words...Kennesaw State is NOT a football powerhouse so a 170# second year QB is about right. Meanwhile at the better Division 1 schools the QB is about 6’2” and 207 pounds. But that’s at schools like Boston University, UCLA, Duke University, University of Georgia, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Penn State University, UC Berkeley, the University of Virginia, and the University of Missouri. And of course Alabama, Clemson, Auburn, most colleges in Texas and name your favorite Div 1 school here

As I said, I know next to nothing about American football, so much of your explanation has gone right over my head.

My take-away from your explanation is that Clardy was from a second-tier school, with correspondingly lower standards (and/or lack of ability to attract beefier players).

Thanks and regards,

[Cooter]

Sounds like a Key & Peele East-West Bowl candidate...

[Tommy Revolts]

Where dey gettin all dat ammo? Hell, I cants even afford da shit these days.

[Tommy Revolts]

Sounds like Kennesaw State will be looking for a new QB.

[Gay State Conservative]

Innocent victim...or a kid who was doing things he shouldn’t have been doing?

[oldvirginian]

Actually, Kennesaw State just completed the transition to a Division 1 school so I would classify them as a 3rd tier sports school. They get the athletes who can’t compete at higher ranked schools. Athletes that are lighter, shorter, slower, you get the idea.

[Jumper]

I have a Glock 50 round magazine along with 10 30 rounders....

That is a lot of trigger pulling. Look for the yute w/trigger-finger.

[Williams]

Gangbangers deal drugs for the cartels.

The cartels want open borders and less policing. They have it.