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Ojomo unsure if he'll return in 2012; plus news on Benjamin, Seantrel and more

Found November 15, 2011 on Miami Herald:
PLAYERS: Adewale Ojomo,  Joel Figueroa,  Eric Moncur,  Olivier Vernon,  Micanor Regis,  Ray Ray Armstrong,  Seantrel Henderson,  Jonathan Feliciano,  Phillip Dorsett,  Travis Benjamin,  Curtis Porter,  Jalen Grimble,  Kacy Rodgers
TEAMS: Miami Hurricanes,  Florida State Seminoles

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CORAL GABLES -- Although he's classified on UM's roster as a junior, defensive tackle Adewale Ojomo said Tuesday he isn't sure if he'll be back next year in a Hurricanes uniform. And the reason has nothing to do with him possibly going pro early. According to Ojomo, his future rests in the hands of the NCAA, who will have to determine whether or not he's worthy of being granted a sixth-year of eligibility. When Ojomo signed with UM in 2007 he was redshirted his freshman season as practiced with the scout team. In 2008, he played in 11 games, made two starts and had 22 tackles and three sacks. Then, he missed the entire 2009 season with a broken jaw after being sucker punched by a walk-on teammate in a preseason locker room brawl. That season Ojomo received a medical hardship for. "They're trying to figure out if they have any medical records from my freshman year when I had a groin injury," Ojomo said. "They're trying to figure out if th...
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