Quinshad Davis: The cusp of glory

Posted Aug 28, 2015
The first time Quinzettia Posey noticed her son had taken an interest in football, he was just 3 years old. Posey and her mother had taken a young Quinshad Davis to a local high school football game. From that Friday night, when he took in the game, the players, the lights — he was hooked. “He knew then that this is what he wanted to do,” Posey said. “ (Daily Tar Heel)

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