On Nov. 29, former Imhotep Institute Charter High School standout Nasim Gray’s college team was defeated in the NCAA Division II Football Championship

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Nov 25, 2025
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On Saturday, Nov. 29, Nasim Gray, a former standout at Imhotep Institute Charter High School, saw his current college team, the California Vulcans, narrowly lose 21-23 to the Frostburg State Bobcats in the NCAA Division II Football Championship.

The contest was held at Adamson Stadium at noon and marked the first tournament meeting between the California Vulcans and the Frostburg State Bobcats.

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Nasim Gray — Junior — 6′3″ — 295 — Hometown: Philadelphia

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