Willie Simmons,” said Vice President and Athletic Director Kortne Gosha. “During these uncertain times, it is important that we keep our fans and donors engaged. We hope that everyone around the country can enjoy the special moments from last year as a reminder that we still need their support now as we face the global pandemic.”
The Rattlers went 9-2 overall and 7-1 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. The 2019 team finished with the best record among Division 1 historically Black Colleges and Universities and was named the Black College Sports Network Black College National Champions.
Throughout Saturday’s marathon, fans will be encouraged to assist the athletic program by giving to the Rattler Athletic Fund https://my.famu.edu/giving/marathon-2
Games against Howard University, North Carolina A&T University, South Carolina State and Delaware State University were aired during the first FAMU Football Marathon on May 16.
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