Missouri football player Ahmad Hardy is recovering after being shot at a concert in Mississippi early Sunday morning, the school announced on Monday.

Hardy, a 20-year-old running back, is in stable condition according to a statement from the football program, who added that the student-athlete had underwent surgery.

“Ahmad is deeply loved by his teammates, coaches, friends, family and fans,” the statement read.

“We will continue to stand beside him and his family through this difficult time, offering our love, prayers, strength and support. A timeline for his return to football activities is unknown at this time. Mizzou Athletics will provide more information on his status when it becomes available.”

Hardy racked up 1,649 rushing yards — to lead the SEC — and 16 touchdowns last season as he was named first-team all conference.

The Oma, Miss. native began his college career in the Sun Belt with Louisiana-Monroe before transferring to Missouri ahead of the 2025 season.

In Columbia, he was named a finalist for the Doak Walker Award, which is given to the best running back in college football.

Hardy is entering his junior season for Missouri.

It is not clear which concert he was attending, or how the shooting incident exactly unfolded.