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Former UGA coach Mark Richt to be Send Relief national spokesperson

Former UGA and Miami coach Mark Richt, currently a college football commentator, will be a national spokesman for Send Relief, the compassion ministry arm of the North American Mission Board.UGA Sports/SPECIAL

Posted Friday, February 14, 2020 6:47 am

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Former UGA coach Mark Richt to be Send Relief national spokesperson

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