Former High School Track Star Makes Comeback After Selling Cell Phones, Now Vying For Spot On Team USA

Cordell Tinch was a star athlete before facing academic issues and taking a three-year break, during which time he sold cell phones and watches.
He returned to track at Pittsburg State University and won multiple NCAA Division II championships.
He has since run a world-leading time of 12.96 seconds in the 110-meter hurdles, becoming the 24th man to break 13 seconds.
Tinch hopes to qualify for the U.S. track and field championships and represent Team USA at the world championships.