The tragic death of teammate Todric McGee has been heavy on Logan-Rogersville's J.J. O'Neal. He's used the pain to grow as a ...

In the final year of his life, Missouri State football player Todric McGee spent precious time caring for his beloved mother, Stephanie. McGee died on Saturday, April 19, after sustaining injuries ...

Todric McGee career stats McGee played in 27 games across four years for the Bears. His best season came in 2023 when he was a second-team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference performer.

Missouri State's Todric McGee (4) attempts to break a tackle as the Bears take on the University of Northern Iowa Panthers at Plaster Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023.

McGee’s alma mater, Wichita Northwest High School, also honored him following his death. The school’s football team wrote on X on April 19, “I am heartbroken to have to share this but Todric ...

Todric McGee death: Missouri State football community mourns star safety on social media Missouri State Bears safety Todric McGee during media day on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2024.

An investigation is underway following the death Missouri State football player Todric McGee, a 21-year-old safety who died over the weekend after sustaining what authorities called a a "possible ...

Todric McGee -- a four-year player at Missouri State -- was hospitalized Friday after injuries sustained at his residence, according to the Missouri State Athletic Department.

Former friends, teammates and family members are mourning the death of Missouri State football player Todric McGee, who died Saturday from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound, Springfield ...

Missouri State safety Todric McGee died Saturday after sustaining what authorities described as a "possible accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound." He was 21.

Missouri State safety Todric McGee died early Saturday from what authorities said was a possible accidental and self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was 21. Cris Swaters, spokesperson for the ...

Todric McGee career stats McGee played in 27 games across four years for the Bears. His best season came in 2023 when he was a second-team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference performer.