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354:Hoodoos
258:kickoff
139:Overall
1117:(1945)
1109:(1944)
1101:(1943)
1061:(1923)
1037:(1917)
1013:(1912)
1005:(1911)
973:(1903)
965:(1902)
941:(1897)
933:(1896)
925:(1895)
917:(1894)
909:(1893)
901:(1892)
752:
560:15–4–1
556:Total:
545:15–4–1
513:(1905)
475:(1904)
372:Herald
246:tackle
152:Awards
142:15–4–1
105:Tackle
77:, U.S.
57:, U.S.
529:6–3–1
445:Team
442:Year
244:as a
1322:Line
750:ISBN
520:1905
482:1904
172:1902
165:1903
87:1903
62:Died
44:Born
1310:FB
1302:FB
1294:HB
1286:HB
1278:QB
1270:QB
548:2–0
497:3rd
494:2–0
491:9–1
413:in
405:in
292:in
1413::
1393:C
1385:G
1377:G
1369:G
1361:T
1353:T
1345:T
1337:E
1329:E
729:^
622:^
591:^
364:,
360:,
356:,
352:,
348:,
344:,
340:,
336:,
332:,
328:,
324:,
264::
195:c.
113:HC
48:c.
1247:e
1240:t
1233:v
877:e
870:t
863:v
756:.
472:)
468:(
193:(
174:)
167:)
163:(
70:)
66:(
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