Brandon Tate takes time for hometown youth ventures
Posted Jun 30, 2014
Just the fact that Cincinnati Bengals receiver Brandon Tate was watching might have been enough to keep the motivation high for a few hours Saturday at Cummings High School. That’s where high school football players took part in a 7-on-7 competition as part of a Tate-sponsored youth weekend. “It was fun,” said Tate, who was back at his alma mater.
(Burlington Times News)
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