An edition of What it means to be a Trojan: Pete Carroll and Southern California's greatest players (2009)

What it means to be a Trojan

Pete Carroll and Southern California's greatest players

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What it means to be a Trojan
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An edition of What it means to be a Trojan: Pete Carroll and Southern California's greatest players (2009)

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Pete Carroll and Southern California's greatest players

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Triumph Books
Language
English

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Subjects

University of Southern California, Southern California Trojans (Football team), History, Football

People

Pete Carroll (1951-)

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What it means to be a Trojan: Pete Carroll and Southern California's greatest players
2009, Triumph Books
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Chicago, Ill

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Dewey Decimal Class
796.332092, B
Library of Congress
GV958.S685 T73 2009

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL23229578M
LCCN
2009017562

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