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“It does definitely take me back and it makes me like feel like a kid again. You know, just getting out here competing, all the trash talking and all the fun celebrations, all of that stuff.

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Kids as young as six years old took the field to play some football at the youth camp. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for kids playing at the camp, like Zachi Hampton.