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Penn State landed its 13th and 14th football recruits from the Class of 2009. Adam Gress, an offensive tackle from West Mifflin, Pa., committed yesterday, and Curtis Dukes, a running back from Philadelphia, N.Y., gave the Nittany Lions the nod on Tuesday, according to Blue and White Illustrated.
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For starters, we probably should excise the candidates McCain reportedly covets the most. Tom Ridge, for instance. McCain really likes the guy, by all accounts.
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