Kordell 1994 Case Study

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7. He’s the most talked about African American quarterback in the 1990, to transitioning from college football to professional football with no issues.

8. However, during the year of 1994, Kordell completed a Hail Mary pass that helped his team defeat the University of Michigan score was 27 to 26.

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