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Hidden Yardage: The Story of the 1980 College Football Season

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Reliving the 1980 College Football Season week by week, through the memories of those that played, coached and covered it.

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9/4/2019

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What is Hidden Yardage: The Story of the 1980 College Football Season?: Reliving the 1980 College Football Season week by week, through the memories of those that played, coached and covered it.
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