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After experiencing exposure to environmental conditions during my first semester that impacted my health and required a medical withdrawal this semester, I’ve made the decision to enter the transfer portal on May 1st. I medically redshirted and have 4 years of eligibility remaining. 5’10” CB / OB Southland Conference...

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