Payne graduated from Ft. Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas High and played in only two games as a Hurricane – against Bethune-Cookman and Duke last season. He had no statistics. He was also one of three players suspended for the first weekend of spring practice, for violation team rules. The others – offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson and linebacker Kelvin Cain – are back in action.
No word if Payne broke another rule or if this was a hangover from the initial suspension. Regardless, he’s expected to transfer and you can bet that Coach Golden and staff will replace his scholarship with another kid who is all-in and ready to change the culture at The U.
All the best to Keion in his future endeavors.
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