Bombers sign import running back

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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced Monday the signing of import running back Emmanuel Marc, a 27-year-old who participated in the B.C. Lions training camp in 2009.

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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced Monday the signing of import running back Emmanuel Marc, a 27-year-old who participated in the B.C. Lions training camp in 2009.

The 5-foot-10, 205-pound Marc is a 2006 graduate of Delaware State where he became the school’s fourth leading rusher in single-season yardage with 1,230 yards in 2006. He scored 12 touchdowns that year and helped the Delaware Hornets to a 8-3 record and was named a conference all-star.

In his college career, he also returned 29 kickoffs for 633 yards.

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