William Hardrick Death: suspicious about murder after the accident of Austin Peay Player charged

On Tuesday, Austin Pay defensively back William Hardrick died in a car accident. Just two days later New York Post reported That a man named John McAdams was charged with murder in relation to Hardrick's early death.

According to reports, McAdams is also accused of leaving the scene of an accident and DUI. According to a waff reportCourt documents showed that McAdams recorded a blood alcohol content of 0.09% during his field of sobriety.

“We are really sad about the death of William Hardrick, a new member of our football program and the Austin Pay family”, APSU Vice President and Director of Athletics Gerald Harrison said about press release. “All of our thoughts and prayers are today with the Hardrick family. We will do everything we can to support his friends, family and teammates at that time.”

Hardrick had passed to Austin Peay in this low season after two years Miami (OH). While he was with the Redhawks, Hardrick made 18 appearances and took up 32 duels, five passport separations and forced fumbling.

Before Hardrick moved to Miami (OH), he started his career at Mississippi State. Hardrick played in one game during his true Freshman season and set his second year with the program.

“William Hardrick was an extraordinary young man, and our team is of his defeat with a broken heart,” said Jeff Faris, head coach of Austin Pay Football. “He made everyone around him better and had a real effect on both and outside the field. We raise the Hardrick family in prayer while we mourn for this tragic loss.”

Waff reported that Hardrick was on the way home from school when the crash took place. According to reports, he drove south on the I-65 before the accident took place and turned his car several times, which led to his death.

Hardrick played high school football at Minor (AL), where he was a three-star view. He was the player No. 74 from his state and the No. 166 Cornerback in the 2021 recruitment cycle, according to the On3 industry rankingA weighted average that uses all four large recruitment media companies.

Miami (OH) made a post on X to honor Hardrick's life and time with the program: “The Miami soccer family mourns the loss of the loss of the former player, William Harddrick. Will brought a light to every room he went, our thoughts are with his family. “