Bengals WR Tee Higgins appears at football camp
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins recently wowed onlookers at a celebrity basketball game.
Higgins then made another non-NFL splash, hosting a one-day football camp at Huntington High School.
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The offseason stop was one of many for NFL stars around the league hosting football camps during the offseason downtime ahead of training camps.
As noted by WSAZ and others, travel delays moved the start of this particular camp hosted by Higgins back just a few hours before the standard football camp process unfolded with the Bengals star at the center.
WSAZ's Jimmy Treacy provided some footage:
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