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Central standout to visit FAMU
By DAVID MURPHY
Published January 10, 2007
Central senior DuJuan Harris, who finished the season with more than 1,700 rushing yards while leading the Bears to the Class 4A, District 8 title, will visit Division I-AA Florida A&M next week. Harris has not received any scholarship offers, according to Central coach Cliff Lohrey. The visit to FAMU's Tallahassee campus will be his first official visit to a college. Harris did watch practice at USF last month, but it was an unofficial visit and the Bulls have yet to express strong interest in him, according to Lohrey. FAMU, a historically black university that plays in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, finished 7-4 in 2006. The Rattlers are coached by former Denver Broncos defensive lineman Rubin Carter. For more information on FAMU, visit the Times' high school sports blog at blogs.tampabay.com/preps.
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