Hofstra University inducts 4 new athletes into hall of fame
Steven Bowen and Chris Weidman both said the lessons they learned at Hofstra set them up for professional success.
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Jun 11, 2024, 12:41 AM
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2h agoHofstra University added four new members to its athletics hall of fame on Monday.
This year's class of inductees includes former NFL player Steven Bowen, UFC champion Chris Weidman, Hofstra women's basketball player Shante Evans and men's lacrosse player Brian Spallina.
Bowen and Weidman both said the lessons they learned at Hofstra set them up for professional success.
