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1 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

2 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.
All pictures and descriptions are copyrighted property of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, © 2006 and © 2008 and are used with the express written consent of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. All rights reserved. Copyright NCAA 2006 & All rights reserved.

3 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

4 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

5 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

6 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

7 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

8 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

9 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

10 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

11 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

12 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

13 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

14 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

15 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

16 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

17 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

18 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

19 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

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22 Copyright NCAA 2006 & 2008. All rights reserved.

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