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Trying to Score (2025)

Most guys know that when you are young, you are almost always trying to score. Sex can, in fact, become somewhat of an obsession for many. Each of the guys in this collection from Clay's private spank bank certainly have sex on the brain. But the brain isn't the most important organ in question here: it's the rock-hard cocks popping out of the pants as these guys get yet another opportunity to get it on with another hottie. Whether it's our new superstar Tommy Oak getting rough fucked by Trey Santos, or shy Chris Shine dipping his toes in the water, each of these scenes presents a raw, accurate depiction of young men who are so horny that they are almost bursting with cum. Check it out as these guys bareback their way to climax!
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Most guys know that when you are young, you are almost always trying to score. Sex can, in fact, become somewhat of an obsession for many. Each of the guys in this collection from Clay's private spank bank certainly have sex on the brain. But the brain isn't the most important organ in question here: it's the rock-hard cocks popping out of the pants as these guys get yet another opportunity to get it on with another hottie. Whether it's our new superstar Tommy Oak getting rough fucked by Trey Santos, or shy Chris Shine dipping his toes in the water, each of these scenes presents a raw, accurate depiction of young men who are so horny that they are almost bursting with cum. Check it out as these guys bareback their way to climax!

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Directed By:Shane Aaron
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In Theaters:10/20/2025
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Raunchy Bastards

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