Michigan Wolverines star runner blake corum reported that his camouflage-wrapped 2017 Camaro was stolen earlier this month, according to The Associated Press.
The car was reportedly stolen from an Ann Arbor, Michigan parking lot between January 13 and 16.
Corum confirmed that the the car had been stolen on Tuesday, responding to a tweet that said the stolen car was purchased with NIL money.
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«NIL was not funded, my parents used their hard earned money to bless me with something good after I graduated from high school,» Corum posted on Twitter. «God bless whoever he stole it from.»
Corum announced in January that it would To return to Michigan for his senior season.
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«I have spent a lot of time thinking and praying for my future,» Corum said in a statement. «I want to thank my loved ones for their unconditional support during this process.»
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My goals have always been to leave a lasting legacy in the winningest program in college football history.»
«Motivated by my deep love for Michigan and my commitment to my education, I have decided to return for another season. It is an honor to be a student-athlete at the University of Michigan!»
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Corum had a breakout junior season, rushing for 1,463 yards and 18 touchdowns before suffering a knee injury against Illinois late in the year.
The injury forced Corum to play only one series against Ohio State, missing the Big Ten championship game and Michigan’s CFP game against TCU.
The Wolverines had the fifth-best rushing attack during 2022 college football, averaging 238.9 yards per game.