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Spring football schedule announced

Posted by HenryJames on February 19th, 2008 under Football

Sort of.

The first practice is this Friday at 3:45, and the second practice is Saturday at 9 am. Both are open to the public.

And the Spring Jamboree scrimmage is at 1 pm on March 29.

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  1. Minnesotahorn said:

    February 19th, 2008 at 4:12 pm

    Aren’t we also hosting a Junior Day Saturday?

  2. Someone go and tell me what happened. I got into a little trouble trying to sneak into Vince’s psychology class and need to lay low for awhile.

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