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The old coach from Oakboro is in his element. He has his program where he wants it, and he’s not changing a thing.
“What’s the old saying?,” he asked, joking in front of the cameras. “We do chicken.”
That’s all.
No frills or fritters. A&T lost its best player but not its identity. This is a reloading season for the Aggies, and Broadway and his quarterback are looking to December.
“We’re going to be a good football team,” he said Tuesday, minutes before the first practice of the season, which starts in 28 days.
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