Arkansas Loses Player To Medical Retirement
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas suffered a major blow to its depth in the secondary. Quincey McAdoo announced Thursday afternoon that has left the Razorbacks due to health issues.
This comes following an accident last offseason in a car wreck which caused a spinal injury. McAdoo was coming off a five-game stretch as a true freshman that saw him record 30 tackles, one tackle for loss, one sack, four pass break-ups and two interceptions.
McAdoo wasn’t always a defensive back for the Razorbacks. He began his collegiate career as a wide receiver, but injuries in the secondary forced him and Sam Mbake to switch positions. The Clarendon native excelled under such circumstances and was tabbed as a future star for Arkansas.
“I’m at a loss for words on how blessed I am to become a part of something so special.
Unfortunately, because of health reasons am publicly announcing my medical retirement. I want to give a special thanks to my family and community for not letting me lose myself throughout this whole process. Your everlasting love is my drive to be who l am today. Without you and the man above, none of this would be possible.
To my teammates and brothers l've made along the way, you will always be a part of me! The memories and fun we shared will never be forgotten or taken for granted.
To my coaches I want to say thank you for believing in me and giving me an opportunity to experience my lifelong dream.
To those young players chasing a dream, know that they do come true and never let anyone tell you different! No matter where you come from.
The Razorbacks are now down to 18 total defensive backs on the spring roster with the retirement of McAdoo.
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