Cormani McClain once again targeting Coach Prime for the transfer portal saga. Known for his rebellious approach to revamping the Colorado Buffaloes roster, Deion Sanders faced criticism for his straightforward approach to transferring players. After the transfer saga, the Buffs emerged as the table toppers with the maximum index number of 69, followed by Louisville with 65 and Ole Miss with 59. 

The Buffs played it smart when It came to acquiring players. With 44 exits and 39 new players, the Buffaloes are well-equipped to clinch victories on the gridiron battle. Moreover, cornerback Cormani McClain was among the players who faced Sanders’ straightforward approach and didn’t like it. However, McClain has finally found a new home in Florida.

Cormani McClain’s subtle dig

Colorado Buffaloes former cornerback Cormani McClain earlier emphasized on the fact that how important it is to play with a program that focuses on developing players. That comment was subtly targeted at Sanders’s approach and the Colorado football program. Again, McClain has subtly taken a dig at Sanders after his transfer to Florida.

McClain shared a carousel of pictures on his Instagram account. In the pictures, he was seen posing in Florida’s jersey. However, he captioned the photo as, “It’s always a lesson when you take a loss, as soon as you find it correct it.” The caption hints at his lesson from the exit from the Buffaloes and correction of that as his entrance to Florida.

Now, McClain is in Florida and ready to take on the charge of the Gators. Finally, his transfer saga came to an end but in a bittersweet way.

Cormani McClain in Florida Gators

Seems like McClain is going to have a hard time in Florida. A few days before McClain’s transfer was confirmed, “MattBeGreat” YouTube channel’s host highlighted the struggle McClain is going to face in Florida. The host said, “There’s no way to sugarcoat this. He’s not SEC material and if this does happen, he’s going to get eaten alive. The SEC will eat Cormani McClain’s lunch like it’s nothing and you better believe me on that one. This young man, wishing the best of luck, extremely talented, [but] he ain’t ready for the SEC. He ain’t even close.”

Moreover, the host added that Florida’s fans have a high standard, more than the Colorado Buffaloes’ fans. Furthermore, Florida’s fans have high expectations of winning 10,11 games in the season, and he thinks that it would be better if any low-tier team had selected McClain. Meanwhile, let us know your thoughts on McClain getting into Florida and serving the team in the best possible way.