Just found out my neighbor until I was 18 passed away. He was 36 years old, his brother passed away a long time ago at 21, and his dad passed away suddenly later that year at 55. His sister was married and her husband died of pancreatic cancer and she also got a tough cancer diagnosis. Some families have to deal with way too much, the loss that mother has dealt with is unfathomable. Maximizing the now is good advice.
Yes. They offered him and Hurley called him the first day he could talk to 2021 recruits (Clarke ended up reclassifying to 2020). But UConn didn't make his final 6. He was always earmarked for Kentucky.
He was recruited by both staffs
Jesus. Show some respect. Thankfully, no one else was hurt, but a young kid lost his life and all you have to say is “idk about this one”
Sometimes it's OK to not express every thought you have, it's fine to keep things to yourself
The better way to phrase this is young man makes a mistake that many people make and pays the ultimate price. Thankfully no else did.
There is a time to not say anything and you missed your opportunity.
I'm assuming you don't have kids. Kids make mistakes. A mistake going through a red light doesn't mean he deserved to lose his life. It's still tragic.
He was 19. Kids tend to be a little reckless. Most of us have been reckless in some way in our past and just got lucky nothing happened.
That was scary to watch.
The video is so strange to me, it looks like multiple other cars are going 80 mph. The white SUV and black pickup truck who pass the pickup who is trying to make the turn look like they almost get in an accident with the pickup and the white SUV on the same side of the street as Terrence Clarke's SUV also seems to be going 80 mph.
LA driving is the worst
