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These Former Pro Athletes Are Coaches at HBCUs • EBONY

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HBCUs have long been a bastion of athletic talent that served as a pipeline of Black talent for professional sports. Some of the greatest players in football and basketball got their start at some of the finest Black colleges in the country. In the Pro Football Hall of Fame, names such Walter Payton, Mel Blount,…

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