The shooting death of Ole Miss freshman Corey Adams has rocked the tight-knit college football community, as the 18-year-old "didn't get to see his dream" fully realized, devastated mourners told Newsweek.

Visitation will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., followed by the funeral service, on Saturday, August 2.

Ole Miss freshman football player Corey Adams was killed at the age of 18 in a shooting Saturday night in Tennessee.

The University of Mississippi community is mourning the loss of an 18-year-old freshman football player, Corey Adams, after he was shot to death in Cordova, Tennessee, on Saturday night. The athlete from New Orleans was pronounced dead at the scene, shocking friends, family and teammates.

A suspect was still at large Monday after fatally shooting Ole Miss freshman football player Corey Adams and wounding four others in outside Memphis, Tennessee over the weekend, authorities said.

The investigation into the shooting death of Ole Miss football freshman Corey Adams is ongoing, police said during a news conference July 21.

Lane Kiffin wanted everyone to know that even though Corey Adams isn't physically still here, his impact on the program is forever lasting.

Kiffin opened Fall Camp with a statement on the passing of Adams, tragic loss of the true freshman defensive lineman.

Ole Miss football freshman defensive end Corey Adams was honored with a balloon ceremony at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. He was killed on July 19.