Dual-Threat KSU QB with High-Value Upside
Ladarius Clardy was a promising dual-threat quarterback at Kennesaw State, bringing a balanced profile that fit an offense needing both arm production and run-game stress. In his senior season at Pine Forest, he threw for 2,047 yards and 17 touchdowns while adding 605 rushing yards and 7 rushing scores, showing the kind of multi-dimensional playmaking that helps raise an offense’s ceiling.[5] He also appeared in two games for KSU as a freshman before his life was tragically cut short, so the main takeaway is his athletic ceiling, competitiveness, and ability to impact games beyond the box score.[4][5]
