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      <description>When new coaches are brought in, everything is great, the atmosphere is better than it’s ever been and the world is just a much better place. That’s how it goes, especially at prominent programs where the media coverage is intense. That’s what has been happening at Nebraska, but the difference is, these players say it’s legit.</description>
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      <description>When the Katrina disaster took place, tens of thousands of residents of New Orleans fled for their lives. Many stayed, trying to wait out what became one of the worst natural disasters in United States history. Many of those didn't make it out alive. Terrance Moore was one who did, along with his mother, who was and continues to be the guiding force in a life he feels he owes to her.</description>
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