Word from Starkville is this was suicide. College athletic departments will need to do a helping players with their mental health, especially when it comes to walk-ons. In spite of constantly being around teammates, walk-ons are always kind of on an "island." It's a tough spot.
And from what i've read this young man was a real baller in HS. NW Mississippi state all star. You know it is tough to be the go-to guy on your hs team and then not be that in college. Of course what is beyond sad is that he is gone from a "long-term solution to a short-term problem" which almost always suicide is. Praying for whatever happened to his heart and mind.Word from Starkville is this was suicide. College athletic departments will need to do a helping players with their mental health, especially when it comes to walk-ons. In spite of constantly being around teammates, walk-ons are always kind of on an "island." It's a tough spot.
And from what i've read this young man was a real baller in HS. NW Mississippi state all star. You know it is tough to be the go-to guy on your hs team and then not be that in college. Of course what is beyond sad is that he is gone from a "long-term solution to a short-term problem" which almost always suicide is. Praying for whatever happened to his heart and mind.
MSU's QB Will Rogers seemed to confirm this thought (without actually saying it) in a post about this young man where he referred to mental health awareness. Just a very sad situation. Prayers to his family and MSU teammates.Word from Starkville is this was suicide. College athletic departments will need to do a helping players with their mental health, especially when it comes to walk-ons. In spite of constantly being around teammates, walk-ons are always kind of on an "island." It's a tough spot.