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Chargers Returning to San Diego for Two Training Camp Practices

The Chargers will hold two public training camp practices at the University of San Diego on Aug. 4 and 5, marking a return to the city they called home for more than five decades. Jim Harbaugh, who coached at the university from 2004-06, also brought the team there last summer. Los Angeles will report to camp July 28 and open practices on July 29 in El Segundo.

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