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With the current state of stipends and what, he might be living better now than if he had a job (while getting more free education).
He doesn’t even seem to be good. Kinda surprised Miami evens wants him back.
When I was at PSU in the 90s, a guy showed up, looked like a sophomore. Turned out, he had done a year at Abingdon in the late 80s, then quit to work at IBM for 7 years before reenrolling at UP. He was 26, looked like a sophomore, and knew a hell of a lot about life. He did pretty well in all aspects of college life.
Can you imagine what his transcript looks like?
Nine years on scholarship! That’s an expensive bench warmer.
Oregon gave him seven years. It was cheaper than paying the lawsuit he should have filed over the injuries caused by the strength coach.
He has a bachelors and masters from Oregon, btw. He had a redshirt year, a year where he played some, but was coming off of rhabdo, and 3 years lost due to various ankle surgeries, then a another where he had a season-ending injury in the second game of the season. So realistically this will be his 4th year of actually playing more than 4 games in a season.
Miami tight end Cam McCormick returning for unprecedented ninth year of college football
There are college football veterans, and then there is Cam McCormick. The Miami Hurricanes tight end announced he is returning to UM for his ninth season of college football, making his decision known on social media. McCormick is eligible for a ninth season due to multiple season-ending...
