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Sean Farfan’s Journey From Mount SAC to Division I Football
For most college football players, the road to Division I begins with scholarship offers straight out of high school. For Sean Farfan, that road started somewhere less visible, which was the junior college fields of Southern California.
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Sean Farfan’s Journey From Mount SAC to Division I Football
For most college football players, the road to Division I begins with scholarship offers straight out of high school. For Sean Farfan, that road started somewhere less visible, which was…
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