Before COVID, it was very rare for college football players to play six seasons. Usually, it would happen when there was a season-ending injury in addition to a redshirt season. Demario McCall got the benefit of the COVID year and played six seasons for the Ohio State football program.
In those six seasons, McCall bounced around from playing running back, wide receiver, and even tried to be a cornerback. None of those positions ended up working out for him. He made very few contributions in his time with the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Unfortunately, life after football did not seem to treat him well.