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Panthers return to NEFC
By ERIC EMMERLING
New Hampshire Union Leader Sports
Sunday, Sep. 3, 2006
The Plymouth State University football team begins anew with its most experienced squad in recent memory.
Following two seasons of independence, the Panthers return to the New England Football Conference this season. The club begins a new chapter, a roster brimming with experienced football players.
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