Cade Fortin's Foundation in Faith
Posted Aug 15, 2019
Despite being anxious heading into camp, Cade Fortin said it disappeared on Day One. He used the first day as a reset, and more importantly for him, to get back to his faith. "I have a God-given platform and He's given me the abilities to play in college and have all this stuff. It would be a shame if I didn't use my platform to spread his word and rely on him."
(Inside Carolina)
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