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Tag: Ben Sangmuah

UBC's Ben Sangmuah proudly holds the Mitchell Bowl following a win in the national semifinals over St. FX Nov. 18 at UBC. (Photo by Bob Frid property of UBC Athletics 2025. All Rights Reserved) (Photo by Bob Frid property of UBC Athletics 2025. All Rights Reserved)
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From Ghana to Point Grey: UBC’s Ben Sangmuah may have started late, but fourth-year linebacker a quick study! Birds’ recent NFL successes bring Steelers, Colts, Bears for a Thunderbird Stadium peek!

August 25, 2025Howard TsumuraComment(0)

By Howard Tsumura (VarsityLetters.ca)VANCOUVER — If you could invent a device to measure the collective quickness with which a developing football player grasps the concepts of the game and then proceeds to carry them to the next level, it would be the rare few who would calibrate in the same neighbourhood as Ben Sangmuah.Just four […]

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