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After three years Chicago Football Classic returning to Soldier Field

Photo caption:  Soldier Field looking south and Chicago Football Classic (CFC) logo (credit: Wikimedia/Sea Cow/ChicagoFootBallClassis.org) After a three year absence, the Chicago Football Classic (CFC) will return to Soldier Field on Saturday, September 2, to kick-off its 25th season and play the historical HBCU football game. The game was on a three year break due to … After three years Chicago Football Classic returning to Soldier Field Read More »

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