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He was NFL-bound until he wasn't. Now Patrice Rene is back on track with B.C. Lions


Ottawa’s was a 6-foot-2, 206 pound defensive back who could run a 4.6 second 40-yard dash. Safety size with defensive back speed and quickness. He was until a collision with a UNC teammate his senior year left him with a torn ACL in 2019, costing him one season before COVID burned the next. The NFL didn’t come calling, but the CFL did. (The Province)

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He was NFL-bound until he wasn't. Now Patrice Rene is back on track with B.C. Lions


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