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Saturday marked the first time ESPN's 'College GameDay' made a stop in Jackson, Mississippi. 'This is unbelievable,' Deion Sanders, hired as Jackson State head coach in 2020, said on the set. 'This is what we dreamt of. This is what it’s supposupposed to be.'

Saturday marked the first time ESPN's 'College GameDay' made a stop in Jackson, Mississippi. 'This is unbelievable,' Deion Sanders, hired as Jackson State head coach in 2020, said on the set. 'This is what we dreamt of. This is what it’s supposupposed to be.'

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