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Lamont Wade Retweets Haters After Entering Transfer Portal

It has been a busy Sunday afternoon for Penn State defensive back Lamont Wade. After news broke that the junior safety entered the NCAA’s new transfer portal, he spent time interacting with fans on Twitter — namely, retweeting his haters.

Unsurprisingly, fans did not hold back sharing their kind thoughts and well wishes for the one time five-star defensive back recruit from Clairton, Pennsylvania.

https://twitter.com/Irritated_Bowel/status/1084553789095460865

The real shocker is that three of Wade’s retweets all came from the same account.

https://twitter.com/ayywilliams/status/1084545040679124993
https://twitter.com/ayywilliams/status/1084545849177370624
https://twitter.com/ayywilliams/status/1084544829231632384

Come on, man. Don’t you have better things to be doing on a Sunday afternoon? No? Carry on criticizing college athletes for their life choices, then.

In the midst of his hater-retweet spree, Wade also shared a message of faith from Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown, who is currently at odds with his own football team.

Only time will tell the fate of Wade and his teammates who have also entered the transfer portal, but at least we know they have faith in the face of all of this hate.

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Anthony Fiset

Anthony is a senior *gasp* majoring in Economics and a lifetime Costco Executive Member. If you are an employer, please hire him. Otherwise, direct all complaints to [email protected].

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