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Mizzou's Hardy thankful, starts road to rehab
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May 20, 2026
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Ahmad Hardy is back in Missouri just over a week after the All-America running back was shot in his home state of Mississippi. Missouri's football program released a 14-second video Wednesday in which Hardy said he was "starting the road to my rehab."
Mizzou's Hardy thankful, starts road to rehab
Missouri's football program released a heartfelt video of Ahmad Hardy, the All-America running back who was shot in his home state of Mississippi, expressing gratitude and announcing his road to recovery.
Hardy, who has been a key player for the Tigers, was shot in his home state of Mississippi just over a week ago. The incident has sent shockwaves throughout the sports community, with many of his teammates and coaches expressing their support and well-wishes for his recovery.
In the 14-second video released by the Missouri football program, Hardy can be seen speaking directly to the camera, his voice filled with emotion as he thanks his fans and supporters for their well-wishes. He also takes a moment to acknowledge the challenges he will face in his recovery, but remains optimistic about his future.
As Hardy monologues, he says, "I want to thank all of my fans, my family, and my friends for their love and support. I'm starting the road to my rehab, and I'm looking forward to getting back on my feet." The video ends with a message of hope and resilience, as Hardy looks to the future with a renewed sense of purpose.
The outpouring of support for Hardy has been overwhelming, with many in the sports community coming together to offer their well-wishes and support. As Hardy begins his road to recovery, he can take comfort in knowing that he has a strong support system behind him, and that he will be in the thoughts and prayers of many as he navigates this challenging time.
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