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Jamie Dukes (1982-85):
FSU's Four-Time All-American OL

Hosts_dukes_3 How did one of FSU's greatest offensive linemen end up in Tallahassee and not Athens?  What message does he have for today's Seminoles?  And guess who was the biggest hell raiser on the team during his years? (Hint: a mainstay of message boards)

Here's Jamie on everything from beating Nebraska in Lincoln to a promising freshman named Deion.
(Note: Recorded before the 2004 season.)

May 01, 2006 in 1980's |

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Jamie Dukes wasn't just an FSU great, but one of the greatest ironmen in recent memory to play in the NFL. He is a true class act and was a great member of the Seminole and Falcon families.

Posted by: Kartik | May 28, 2006 at 01:45 AM

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