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Kortne Gosha of FAMU talks CBS, HBCU All-Stars LLC partnership
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April 8, 2021
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as posted by the channelThe popularity of historically Black colleges and universities is on the rise. Attendance is up and donations have hit record-setting numbers. Now, some of the best athletes from the institutions will be in the spotlight during college basketball's biggest weekend. CBS Network and HBCU All-Stars LLC paired up to broadcast the HBCU All-Star Game. The event will showcase HBCU student-athletes on a national stage with the first game set for 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana. "Start Your Day" hosts Sharon Reed and Mike Hill spoke with Kortne Gosha about the historic partnership. Gosha is the Vice President and Director of Athletics at Florida A&M University. He said this game and platform will give HBCU students the same opportunities awarded to students at other institutions.
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