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Why HBCUs could again become serious options for elite basketball prospects


"Going to an HBCU wouldn't be too bad..."Those were the words of high school basketball phenom in a June 2 tweet, just days after a weekend filled with protests and social unrest across the country. Williams' statement about potentially playing for a historically Black college or university garnered extensive social traction and national media attention. (ESPN.com)

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