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    Alumni Gather in Tampa to Cheer on Seawolves Football

    September 7, 2017
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    On September 2, 2017, over 125 Alumni gathered in Tampa to Tailgate with the Alumni Association and Athletics before cheering on Seawolves Football in their season-opening game against the 19th-ranked team in the FBS, University of South Florida.

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