Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson, here on the Tuesday evening slash hump day edition of the yard. I was up ahead of today and thought we'd go ahead and record the show. Man, there's a lot to talk about. And not necessarily sports related, but life life related we're going to talk

about some sports stuff but I wanted to get started today discussing this

situation with Ole Miss player Corey Adams who was shot and killed and appears to just be just kind of a random thing.

I only know what's been reported. You know, we haven't dug in any of this, and nor will we.

But apparently, he and a group of friends showed up at a pool party outside of Cordova, Tennessee.

They had just been on the scene a few minutes.

I think from what I understood from his mom's comments yesterday, been there about 10 minutes.

And apparently there had been like an earlier incident and somebody returned to the scene or was leaving the scene

and there were like over 40 shots fired

and it does not appear, according to law enforcement officials,

that it was like a shootout.

There was no return of gunfire.

But it appears these young men were struck and Adam's killed.

And it's one of those things that really, you kind of gathers your emotions a little bit.

You know, one of the things, and I'm a firm believer that God makes no mistakes, but these are the things at times that I have a difficult time reconciling with my faith, right?

Why do young people die?

Corey was about to enter into what should have been

one of the most important phases of his life, going off to college,

having the ability to have your education paid for

due to your athletic prowess, get a college degree.

I mean, he had, I guess, about 20 offers, mainly from the G5.

It wasn't like he was a four or five star type guy.

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