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Alhamdulillah, I’m blessed to be announcing my commitment to… HOMEEEEEE 🤲🏾❗️@TritonNation Official Park Center Football 🔰🏴‍☠️🏈 TJ Deen Justice Clegg Coach Jordan Sallis College Football 27

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Barstool Illini1 год назад

@TritonNation @ParkCenterFB @RBtechnician @coachJClegg @Jsal17 @EASPORTSCollege #FamILLy

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Chief Oskee1 год назад

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Illini Ministry of Propaganda1 год назад

@TritonNation @ParkCenterFB @RBtechnician @coachJClegg @Jsal17 @EASPORTSCollege Welcome to the #famILLy!

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Matt Kellogg1 год назад

@TritonNation @ParkCenterFB @RBtechnician @coachJClegg @Jsal17 @EASPORTSCollege That was one of the best announcement videos I have seen. Fun... Family... welcome to Illinois!🔶️🔷️🔶️🔷️🔶️

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Noah1 год назад

@BretBielema @TritonNation @ParkCenterFB @RBtechnician @coachJClegg @Jsal17 @EASPORTSCollege LETS GOO!!!!! 🔶🔷

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Mark Whitsitt 🇺🇸1 год назад

@TritonNation @ParkCenterFB @RBtechnician @coachJClegg @Jsal17 @EASPORTSCollege YESSSSSS!!! Great commit video! 🔥. Welcome to the FamILLy!!!!! 🔶🔷🔶🔷

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Eric Earl Mondhink1 год назад

@TritonNation @ParkCenterFB @RBtechnician @coachJClegg @Jsal17 @EASPORTSCollege

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Lisa Marie Wheat-Pierce 💃1 год назад

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Frank Granch1 год назад

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Floorslaps1 год назад

@TritonNation @ParkCenterFB @RBtechnician @coachJClegg @Jsal17 @EASPORTSCollege Welcome! 🧡💙

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