Keon Clark

[BleedRebelRed90]

http://www.news-gazette.com/news/lo...-the-education-me-it-was-time-well-spent.html

A feature on the former Rebel by an Illinois newspaper.

I've read other articles that talked more about his college days, and how he was drinking and using even on game days. I guess it was fitting that he played for Bill Bayno.

 

[MonsterJam]

Thanks for the link. Good read. Glad to see Keon doing right (as reported by the article).

 

[lvhiker]

Keon was an unbelievable talent. Talent can be a feast or a famine. For Keon, it was a famine. Things came too easily. I hope he has finally found his true path.

 

[JTthe2nd]

I was expecting to read that he died alone and homeless. Glad he seems to have straightened his life out and hope he keeps it up. Outside of Derrick Jones, Keon Clark was the most exciting player we had post-Tark. The kind of player where you went out of your way to watch games just for the potential ESPN highlight play.