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Why Mayo athlete Calder Sheehan warmed to the idea of college sports in Aberdeen, S.D.

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ROCHESTER — In his mind, Calder Sheehan always envisioned playing college football. The plan was to follow in the footsteps of his older brother Cade, a 2020 Mayo High School graduate who went on to have a record-breaking football career at Division III Augsburg University. But genetics had other ideas. "I kind of stopped growing in the vertical way, I'm a small dude," the 5-foot-7 Calder said with a laugh. "I'm smaller than my brother wa…
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