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Kimani at the game for Abdou Toure
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[QUOTE="Deleted at users request, post: 4897750"] I said the last part because you’re trying to say this hypothetical thing is some huge part of his success. When you go through his championship teams and some of his best players that have went D1, they are Windsor raised guys through and through. Windsor in general has a great talent pool. There are guys who play in the NFL through the football team and the track program is elite too. Couple of baseball players who are/have played in the minors as well. [/QUOTE]
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