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Former Florida State starting QB Deondre Francois ends up at an HBCU school

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Damond Talbot
August 2, 2019

Deondre Francois is heading to the HBCU to play for Hampton University

Deondre Francois has a new home!

He will be attending an HBCU school in Virginia according to the Daily Press’ Dave Johnson.

Former Florida State quarterback Deondre François is now enrolled at Hampton University as a graduate transfer.

BREAKING: The latest addition to Hampton University‘s football roster is former Florida State QB Deondre François. He’s here for the first day of fall camp. He’s a grad transfer with immediate eligibility. (1/4)
— Dave Johnson (@DaveJohnsonDP) August 2, 2019

Francois started two years at Florida State before he was dismissed from the program in February.

Francois started 11 games for the Seminoles in 2018, after missing the entire 2017 with a knee injury. He threw for 2,731 yards with 15 touchdowns and 12 interceptions during his tenure.

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