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School-record three named Associated Press (AP) All-Americans: Hunter Clasen: First-team Owen Grover & Parker Rochford: Second-team Wartburg Football

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🚨 ANOTHER school record set by Wartburg Football as FIVE are named All-Americans! 🏆 Owen Grover, First-team Hunter Clasen, Third-team Parker Rochford, Third-team Tucker Kinney, Fourth-team Riley Konrardy, Fourth-team

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