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#CFBNovels Is A Cornucopia Of Delight

by Sean Keeley

Sometimes, it’s just as simple as throwing up the right Twitter hashtag, sitting back and seeing what develops. Such is the case for #CFBNovels, which is currently making the rounds. Some highlights:

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A Lloyd Carr Named Desire

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The Dinardo Code

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Tech?

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The Count of Monte Kiffin

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Eat. Pray. Recruit.

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↵Join in the fun, won’t you?

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