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Dropped out after his freshman year in 1983 and eventually transferred to Mesa State College in 1987. NFL Player, Miami Dolphins and San Diego Chargers Notable political scientist, founder of several professional organizations, and first African American and first woman on the staff of the American Political Science Association First African American to graduate from a college in Texas, president of Guadalupe College and Conroe College NFL defensive end ; transfer from Wyoming choir director, and a soprano soloist, popular from 1911 until 1918 in Los Angeles, California Founder of Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Company, at one time largest black-owned business in the West NFL Player, New York Giants Founder and head of the National Baptist Publishing Board NFL player, St. Louis Cardinals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Green Bay Packers NFL Player, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills Member of the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame
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