7 Teams You NEED to Watch in 2023

Locked On HBCU - Daily Podcast On HBCU Football & Basketball

English - December 22, 2022 17:21 - 26 minutes - 24 MB
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Though it might be too early to look towards next season, I’m doing it anyway and placing the teams into 3 categories: All eyes on them, under the radar, Celebration Bowl participants. The list is comprised of North Carolina A&T, Morgan State, Alabama State, Benedict College, Texas Southern, North Carolina Central, & Jackson State.

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