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College quarter back Cole Landry's surprise entry into the draft starts rumors that tangle Casey and Henry in the secret lives of college athletes.
College quarter back Cole Landry's surprise entry into the draft starts rumors that tangle Casey and Henry in the secret lives of college athletes.
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