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 | 100 years and going strong Where Nathaniel Trezevant once raised cotton, a teachers school would grow, later to expand into a major urban research university.
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 | Legend of the fall A single play for Tiger football in 1963 not only looked to doom the season, it did something greater: it gave birth to a legend.
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 | Sporting an attitude The U of M has generated national champions and record-setting athletes while knitting a closer than usual relationship with the city.
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 | A purr-fect life From the "blue and gray warriors" to TOM the Bengal tiger, the U of M mascot has seen many changes over the century.
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 | That perfect season Neither rain nor sleet nor snow--not even ankle-deep mud--would keep Douglas Mayo and his 1938 teammates from recording the only perfect season in U of M football history.
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