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DW Sports Zone: We Need College Football! | Dallas Weekly

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I can already smell it! The barbecue, grilled links and smoked corn will I park my truck heading to the press box. I can see people with their favorite team flags blowing in the wind and see crazy fans in their schools colors with their face painted. This is what fall is in America! College football, tailgating and fun. Well […]

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