On Saturday, Nov. 22, former Providence Christian Academy standout Linus Osman collegiate team lost in the NCAA Division II Football Championship

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Nov 18, 2025
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On Saturday, Nov. 22, former Providence Christian Academy standout Linus Osman’s current collegiate team the Wingate Bulldogs lost 24-25 against the Benedict Tigers in the NCAA Division II Football Championship.

The game took place at Irwin Belk Stadium at 2 p.m. and was the first matchup against the Benedict Tigers in the tournament.

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Linus Osman — Freshman — 6′4″ — 275 — Hometown: Peachtree Corners

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