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Norfolk State coach Dawson Odums wants to create competition for the QB1 spot - Texas Metro News

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By HBCU Sports The 2023 season might be the one that defines the tenure of Dawson Odums at Norfolk State. Since his arrival from Southern in 2021, the Spartans have gone […]

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