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"Let's Make it Special For the Fans"
Ron Dugans on what it takes to win it all

4175430481 What's it like going wire-to-wire undefeated? Celebrating a national championship? And playing second fiddle to Peter Warrick?

Ron Dugans knows. You remember Ron, right? He was the quiet counterpart to the headline-making Warrick. Quiet and dependable, he just made big catches when it counted.

After two years coaching wide receivers as an FSU grad assistant, Ron joined the new staff at Georgia Southern under pass-happyDugansgsu_2 Chris Hatcher. That's where we caught up with Coach Dugans to get the inside skinny on the winningest team ever to wear Garnet & Gold.

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April 23, 2007 in 1990's |

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