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Date: January 10, 2018

WSSU athletics unveils refreshed WSSURams.com

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WSSU Department of Athletics refreshed WSSURams.com landing page.

The Winston-Salem State University Department of Athletics is bringing in the new year with a new look for www.WSSURams.com.

Fans who visit www.WSSURams.com will now see larger headlines and photos, an easy-to-access schedule and results, and an enhanced social media stream. The redesign renews the Rams' partnership with Presto Sports, a premier U.S. software company that builds cutting edge technology for sports teams.

For more information on Rams athletics, contact the WSSU Office of Athletic Media Relations at 336-750-2143 or log on the newly redesigned www.WSSURams.com.

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