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Three Huskers On College HOF Ballot
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Trev Alberts, Tommie Frazier and Eric Crouch were announced Tuesday as nominees.

A trio of Huskers will be on the 2013 ballot for the College Football Hall of Fame. Trev Alberts, Eric Crouch and Tommie Frazier will join 74 other players for consideration. The Hall of Fame Class will be announced at noon May 7th in New York City.
 
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