[82lsju]

Why wouldn’t McKee come this June ?

His mission started on July 10, so I guess he comes in time for fall practice.

https://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.co...to-brazil/

An update from our 2017 story on former Corona Centennial star Tanner McKee, who overcame a melanoma diagnosis to be one of the best QB prospects in the 2018 class. Tanner took a two-year mission after high school, and he will soon enroll at Stanford.

video says he returns home in May

https://www.sportsstarsoftomorrow.tv/vid...ck-commit/

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Not too long ago I read an article about McKee that mentioned that he was fighting hard to keep from losing weight on his mission in Brazil.  If that's truly the case, and, more importantly, if he doesn't come back until the fall, I would think that the chances of him contributing significantly his first year are very slim.

Reality is, McKee, who regularly eats the traditional Brazilian fare of beans and rice, has lost 15 pounds of muscle from his frame in the year since he arrived here. His neck has shrunk a bit and his pants, which were tight on his legs when he arrived, now flap in the breeze.

https://www.deseret.com/sports/2019/9/15...missionary

[82lsju]

Why wouldn’t McKee come this June ?

His mission started on July 10, so I guess he comes in time for fall practice.

https://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.co...to-brazil/

An update from our 2017 story on former Corona Centennial star Tanner McKee, who overcame a melanoma diagnosis to be one of the best QB prospects in the 2018 class. Tanner took a two-year mission after high school, and he will soon enroll at Stanford.

video says he returns home in May

https://www.sportsstarsoftomorrow.tv/vid...ck-commit/

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Not too long ago I read an article about McKee that mentioned that he was fighting hard to keep from losing weight on his mission in Brazil.  If that's truly the case, and, more importantly, if he doesn't come back until the fall, I would think that the chances of him contributing significantly his first year are very slim.

Reality is, McKee, who regularly eats the traditional Brazilian fare of beans and rice, has lost 15 pounds of muscle from his frame in the year since he arrived here. His neck has shrunk a bit and his pants, which were tight on his legs when he arrived, now flap in the breeze.

https://www.deseret.com/sports/2019/9/15...missionary