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    Ex-Colorado Five-Star Cormani McClain In Attendance At Unlikely College Football Game

    By Chris Phelps,

    4 hours ago

    Cornerback Cormani McClain started his college career with coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes in 2023.

    After playing in nine games for Colorado during its 4-8 season, where he recorded nine tackles and two passes defended, the former five-star prospect ( 247Sports ) from Lakeland, Florida, made the decision to enter the transfer portal.

    Following this choice, McClain left the Buffaloes with a bit of drama after making a comment that seemed to be directed at Sanders.

    "I feel like I just don't want to play for clicks," McClain said a few days after entering the transfer portal. "I actually want to be involved with a great leading program that's going to develop players."

    The cornerback found himself back in his home state after committing to the Florida Gators over the offseason.

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    Colorado Buffaloes cornerback Cormani McClain

    Mark J&period Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

    However, with Colorado visiting the UCF Knights in Orlando, Florida, McClain decided to make the two-hour trip south to attend his former team's game. The Buffaloes, who went into the game as 12.5-point underdogs, made easy work of UCF with a 48-21 win.

    The sophomore posted a picture of his former team at FBC Mortgage Stadium onto his Instagram story.

    Under Coach Prime, McClain received the benching treatment due to his poor practice habits, which may have been a reason he left. Just one month after joining Florida, rumors spread that McClain had already been kicked off the roster. But Gators coach Billy Napier shot that down immediately. Still, he has yet to play a game this season.

    Related: Shedeur Sanders' Pregame Interaction with College Football Legend is Turning Heads

    Related: Demand Grows for ACC Program to Dismiss Head Coach Following Week 5 Upset

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    Just Saved
    17m ago
    That's what he gets, that's all his fault, Uncoachable has no discipline, hard-headed, thinks he knows more then the coaches, It's a crying shame, now he's regretting his decision, who in the heck would go to the game of his former team, and then congratulate them after the mess he caused in Colorado....spoiled brat. He probably messed up a possibility of becoming a multi-millionaire if only would of let someone coach him
    Frank
    55m ago
    this kid is destroying his own fball career. Help him ppl. Got a gift, but can't get out your own way. Holla at Maurice C. he'll tell you from experience u fkn uppppp
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