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ScriptOhio said:

NC State Transfer WR Bradley Rozner Is Looking To Have A Big Season In His EIGHTH Year Of College Football​




Rozner, a member of the 2016 recruiting class, spent three seasons (two injured) at Brenham (Texas) Cisco College before joining Rice's program in 2019.

"Professional student" is a slang term commonly used in colleges to describe a student who stays in school for many years rather than embarking on a career.
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pnuts34 said:
I see we have Van Wilder at NC State
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Just sayin': This guy ↓ out "Van Wilder-ed" Rozner, he's coming back for his 9th year.......:lol:



In 2022, McCormick finally was able to play a full season, earning the Capital One Orange Bowl FWAA Courage Award for his perseverance, appearing in 13 games and making six starts. He was granted eighth and ninth years of eligibility ahead of 2023 before transferring to Miami, where he was reunited with coach Mario Cristobal. He caught eight balls for 62 yards for the Hurricanes last season, but he had to resubmit his waiver to the ACC for the ninth year this offseason.

The ninth-year waiver was approved by the ACC, and McCormick said it was an easy decision to return, noting that his goal is to play in the NFL and, "I want to say I gave it my best opportunity and best shot."

McCormick acknowledged that critics have suggested he shouldn't still be playing, but he said he "isn't going to be cut short by what people are saying," and hopes his story will be an inspiration to other players battling injuries.

"I feel like my journey can help those that have to experience that," he said. "It's tough, but hopefully there's some inspiration there, and guys who get injured can see my journey and dig deep within and keep pushing toward their goals and their future."
 
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ScriptOhio said:
Just sayin': This guy ↓ out "Van Wilder-ed" Rozner, he's coming back for his 9th year.......:lol:



In 2022, McCormick finally was able to play a full season, earning the Capital One Orange Bowl FWAA Courage Award for his perseverance, appearing in 13 games and making six starts. He was granted eighth and ninth years of eligibility ahead of 2023 before transferring to Miami, where he was reunited with coach Mario Cristobal. He caught eight balls for 62 yards for the Hurricanes last season, but he had to resubmit his waiver to the ACC for the ninth year this offseason.

The ninth-year waiver was approved by the ACC, and McCormick said it was an easy decision to return, noting that his goal is to play in the NFL and, "I want to say I gave it my best opportunity and best shot."

McCormick acknowledged that critics have suggested he shouldn't still be playing, but he said he "isn't going to be cut short by what people are saying," and hopes his story will be an inspiration to other players battling injuries.

"I feel like my journey can help those that have to experience that," he said. "It's tough, but hopefully there's some inspiration there, and guys who get injured can see my journey and dig deep within and keep pushing toward their goals and their future."
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Yeah dude you played 8 years in college you ain't playing in the NFL. Time to start looking for real job at job expos this year
 
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