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I'm in the process of having one appraised and authenticated right now. I managed to get my hands on one recently and I too am seeking the value. I'm sure someone in the Baton Rouge area would be willing to pay top dollar for it. I'll post an answer when I find out.

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LSU defeated Louisiana-Lafayette, 93-0, on November 21, 1936.

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Jerry walden

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Bobby Hurley for Duke. Bob Hurley From Duke University. Bobby Hurley. He had 1076 in 140 games.

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They've won 2 recognized national championships. Their bowl record is 23-21 all time. In bowl "wins" they are tied for #3 with Penn St and Oklahoma. Their recognized all-time record (I'm not sure if this includes bowls, I think it does) is 737 wins 303 losses 53 ties. They are tied with Oklahoma for 7th on the all time win list going into this year. Source: dfbdatawarehouse.com At the start of the 2007 season, Tennessee's record is 767-316-53.

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Lsu 15 to ga 2

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Since 1974 Colorado State has gone 182-164-5.

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Your question is extremely complex so the answer will be lengthly. It's unbelievable that not many stats have been taken in the U.S. regarding students leaving High School and the percentage that is qualified to go to different colleges. Education and funding is lacking greatly in the U.S. Educational System. Many High School Students are simply not prepared for college. President Bush has made some changes to help students with loans (making it easier) to get through college. The system has been broken down by race and State-to-State. Many good students simply can't afford to go to college and those that manage to be accepted into college (SAT scores), often have to leave college after 1 - 2 years because of low finances. The good news is that the States has had an eye-opener and are going to be following students and giving percentages of success rates and finding out where the failures are so students can be helped more through the college process. The following information is interesting. Public High School Graduation and College-Readiness Rates: 1991

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U of Miami

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once. After 1980 season

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Auburn.

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Ummm....what? Mark McGwire never played for the Cubs. He started playing for the Cardinals in 97.

mark mcgwire started with the Oakland a"s then he went to the cardinals

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Well i think that if you cant read you wont know how much medicine to take if you need it. Okay chew on that and you will think of many more.

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As of the beginning of the year, it was 823. I am not sure if that counted the wins when Donnie Pruitt and Tom Ely coached during the war years.... The ESPN college football encyclopedia records indicate that the Miami Hurricanes have played in 823 TOTAL games from their first year of varsity play, 1926, through 2004. ESPN says the Hurricanes won/loss/tie record is 516-288-19. (.639) At the start of the 2007 season, the Hurricanes all time record is 532-297-19.

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"Hey, fighting tigers"

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Washington. As of the start of the 2007 season, the Golden Bears all time record was 606-460-52 and the Huskies all time record was 649-377-50.

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Go to www.collegeboard.com/splash/ and use their College MatchMaker search engine. You can research colleges by name, major, and geographical area. The site will give you an over-view of each school including tuition and fees, room and board etc.

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The University of Louisiana - Lafayette is a Division I school located in Lafayette, Louisiana. There mascot is "Rajin' Cajuns" and refers to the settlers of that area of the state that migrated from the Acadiana area of Canada. The school was originally Southwestern Louisiana Institute, then, University of Southwestern Louisiana and then to its current name, often sortened to ULL. Originally, the school's athletic mascot was Bulldogs. The school now plays in the Sun Belt Conference with other Louisiana schools such as the University of New Orleans, the University of Louisiana - Monroe, and Western Kentucky, South Alabama, Middle Tennessee State, Troy State, Florida Atlantic and others. ULL participates in all major sports. As of May 25, 2007, they are currently playing in the Sun Belt Conference baseball tournament at Eddie Stanky Field in Mobile, Alabama, and are scheduled to play at 7:30 p.m. (CDT) against the winner of the Troy/South Alabama game that is being played earlier in the day.

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LSU has won 3 national championships: 1958, 2003, and 2007 2. 1958 and 2003 (but soon to be 3).

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From their 3 to 2 loss to TCU in the Sugar Bowl of Jan. 1, 1936, to their 30 to 25 loss to Iowa in the Capital One Bowl of Jan. 1, 2005, they stand at 17 wins, 18 losses, and 1 tie. I dont know what they did in 06 and 07.

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Wisconsin has made it to the NCAA Final Four four times in its history - back-to-back trips in 2015 and 2014, in 2000, and in 1941, when it won the national championship.

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As of the start of the 2007 season, Texas leads the series 55-21-0.

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You would need the basics, probably including calculus, physics, English and other courses described in the catalogue for that university.

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LSU leads 24-20 in the Head to Head vs Auburn