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Guess Who This Little Athlete Turned Into!

TMZ.com Tuesday, 19 September 2023
Before this young athlete with his hat backward turned into a professional footballer, he was just a casual star of his football, basketball and baseball teams in Cold Spring, Minnesota ... before heading off to the University of Minnesota. While…
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