Black College Football Hall of Fame

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The Black College Football Hall of Fame is an institution that honors the greatest players, coaches, and contributors from historically Black colleges and universities for their achievements in college football.

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Black College Football Hall of Fame canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nonprofit organization
sports hall of fame
abbreviation BCFHOF
associatedWith National Football League
Pro Football Hall of Fame
country United States
fieldOfWork American football
sports history
focusesOn college football
historically Black colleges and universities
foundedBy Doug Williams
James Harris
hasAwardOrEvent Black College Football Hall of Fame Classic
hasExhibitSpaceAt College Football Hall of Fame
hasInducteeType coach
contributor
player
hasNotableInductee Aeneas Williams
Art Shell
Deacon Jones
Doug Williams
Jerry Rice
Mel Blount
Michael Strahan
Shannon Sharpe
Steve McNair
Walter Payton
Willie Lanier
hasTopic African-American sports history
HBCU athletics
headquartersLocation Atlanta, Georgia
linked to: Atlanta
honors HBCU football programs
coaches
contributors
players
inception 2009
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn Atlanta, Georgia
linked to: Atlanta
operatesIn Georgia
promotes awareness of HBCU football history
recognition of Black athletes in college football
purpose to honor significant contributors to Black college football
to honor the greatest coaches from historically Black colleges and universities
to honor the greatest players from historically Black colleges and universities
selectionProcess annual induction
servesCommunity Black college football fans
HBCU alumni
website https://www.blackcollegefootballhof.org

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Mel Blount inductedInto Black College Football Hall of Fame