News Article: Miami TE Cam McCormick petitioning ACC for an unprecedented ninth year of college football eligibility

[Slowpoke Catracho]

He seems to be on my College plan.

Miami tight end Cam McCormick filed a petition with the ACC on Tuesday in hopes of receiving a ninth year of eligibility in 2024. The 25 year old started his college career at Oregon and spent seven years with the Ducks program. The request had previously been approved by the Pac-12 before he transferred to Miami.

Miami TE Cam McCormick petitioning ACC for an unprecedented ninth year of college football eligibility

The former Oregon transfer was sidelined for nearly three years because of a broken ankle

www.cbssports.com

 

[Tidelines]

Reference: Hooker at Tennessee, Bennett at Georgia, and Renfrow at Clemson ( seemingly .)

 

[Power Eye]

His true freshman season was 2016, same as Jalen Hurts

 

[TexasBama]

 

[AlexanderFan]

He seems to be on my College plan.

Miami TE Cam McCormick petitioning ACC for an unprecedented ninth year of college football eligibility

The former Oregon transfer was sidelined for nearly three years because of a broken ankle

www.cbssports.com

I hope they decline it. He had it approved out West, but I bet he took some NIL money to come to Miami. That’s the reason I hope they decline it.

 

[Tidewater]

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That was exactly what came to mind.

 

[TitleWave]

I hope they decline it. He had it approved out West, but I bet he took some NIL money to come to Miami. That’s the reason I hope they decline it.

What was the NIL money for, Social Security, an IRA or a CV "greenwashing" company?

 

[AlexanderFan]

What was the NIL money for, Social Security, an IRA or a CV "greenwashing" company?

Medicare billing commercials.

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

Ninth year....?

How is that even possible?

Obviously I haven't read the article...

 

[TraskiTideFan]

He seems to be on my College plan.

Miami TE Cam McCormick petitioning ACC for an unprecedented ninth year of college football eligibility

The former Oregon transfer was sidelined for nearly three years because of a broken ankle

www.cbssports.com

You mean the "Etienne Plan" dont you?

 

[crimsonaudio]

I hope the decline simply because nine years to play four is ridiculous.