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Repositioning your screen is not advised. It’s not a stroke that you’re having. You did indeed read that accurately.

Cam McCormick, a tight end for the Miami Hurricanes, said on Thursday that he will play college football for the ninth time in his career.

According to 247Sports, McCormick was a three-star recruit in the class of 2016 (!!!). Rashan Gary, Nick Bosa, and Jalen Hurts are among the other players in that class. Justin Herbert, the starting quarterback for the Los Angeles Chargers, was in the same recruiting class as him at Oregon. Herbert recently wrapped off his fourth NFL campaign.

Before moving to the Hurricanes before the 2023 season, McCormick started his career with the Ducks.McCormick has 26 receptions for 231 yards and four touchdowns in his career. When his college football career (probably) ends, he will be 26 years old.

“That is far too many years of college football,” some of you may be saying now.

However, if a job in Miami was offered to you with no living expenses and

McCormick was rated as a three-star recruit by 247Sports for the class of 2016 (!!!). Other players in that class are Rashan Gary, Nick Bosa, and Jalen Hurts. He attended Oregon in the same recruiting class as Justin Herbert, the starting quarterback for the Los Angeles Chargers. Herbert recently finished his fourth NFL season.

Prior to the 2023 season, McCormick moved to the Hurricanes from the Ducks, where he started his career.Throughout his career, McCormick has hauled in 26 passes for 231 yards and four scores. When his (supposedly) college football career ends, he will be 26 years old.

Some of you might be thinking, “That’s way too many years of college football.”

However, if you were given the opportunity to work for free in Miami and

numerous seem to have forgotten the incredible night we were treated to when the Warriors and Trail Blazers squared off in the early 2000s. There are numerous moments in NBA history that revolve around bad blood that managed to boil over in a huge way.

Although it’s unlikely that the NBA will ever witness another match that can match the notoriety of the Malice at the Palace, there is a long history of events featuring players who significantly lost their composure as a result of what happened on (and off) the court.For instance, it’s been reported that Chris Paul and the Rockets were trying to enter the Clippers locker room through a hidden tunnel in order to resolve a dispute.