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Forston, Streeter sign with Rosenhaus, forego senior seasons

Found December 05, 2011 on Miami Herald:
PLAYERS: Tommy Streeter,  Marcus Forston,  Jacory Harris,  Sean Spence,  Drew Rosenhaus,  Travis Benjamin,  Laron Byrd,  Allen Hurns,  Phillip Dorsett,  Shane Larkin
TEAMS: Miami Hurricanes
They came in together from Miami Northwestern High as part of the nation's No. 1 recruiting class in 2008 -- and now they'll be going out together too. University of Miami juniors Tommy Streeter and Marcus Forston -- high school and college teammates of seniors Jacory Harris and Sean Spence -- will forgo their senior seasons to enter the NFL Draft according to UM. Both have signed with agent Drew Rosenhaus and will not return. Streeter, 22, played in all 12 games this season and caught 46 passes for 811 yards and eight touchdowns. He was fifth in the Atlantic Coast Conference in total yardage and fifth with his average of 67.6 receiving yards per game. Streeter’s 17.6-yard average per catch led ACC receivers with at least 40 receptions. Forston, considered one of the best defensive tackles in the country coming out of high school, was marred by injuries in his college career. He played and started in three games before suffering a season-ending knee injury this season. H...
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