With these tailbacks, the season could be a blast
With these tailbacks, the season could be a blast
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Talent pool at the position runs deep for Trojans, though it probably will be hard for Carroll to keep everyone happy. C.J. Gable cut left, swung right and sprinted through a handful of frozen Idaho defenders for a ribbon-cutting, rip-roaring, 33-yard run. |
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