The SeriesVanderbilt leads the all-time series over Duke, 4-3, and has won three straight over the Blue Devils ... The series began in 1986 with a 24-18 Vanderbilt win in Nashville ... Duke has won just once in four trips to Nashville, posting a 17-15 victory during the 1988 campaign ... Two yearsago, the Commodores earned a 36-33 home double overtime win over the Blue Devils.Series BreakdownOverall Vanderbilt, 4-3 Duke's Highest Scoring 37 in 1992 at Durham Duke, 2-1 Duke's Lowest Scoring 14 in 1999 at Nashville Vanderbilt, 3-1 Vanderbilt's Highest Scoring 42 in 1992Neutral 0-0 Vanderbilt's Lowest Scoring 13 in 1991First Meeting Vanderbilt, 24-18, in 1986 Current Duke Streak L 3Last Meeting Vanderbilt, 31-14, in 1999The Coaches Duke's Carl Franks is in his second year as the head coach of the BlueDevil program. His overall record is 3-11 (same at Duke) and his mark vs.Vanderbilt is 0-1. Franks returned to his alma mater prior to the 1999season after serving as an assistant coach at Florida from 1990-98 underformer Duke head coach Steve Spurrier. While at Florida, he was part of acoaching staff that led the Gators to five SEC championships and thenational title in 1996. Franks also worked with Spurrier at Duke from1987-89, a three-year stint that culminated with a share of the ACC titleand a bowl appearance in 1989. As a player, Franks was a three-year letterman for the Blue Devils from1980-82. He saw action at both running back and tight end and was selectedan Academic All-ACC performer in 1982. Franks is a 1983 graduate of Dukewith a degree in Psychology. * Carl Franks as a head coach vs. Vanderbilt: 0-1 Woody Widenhofer is in his fourth season as the head coach at Vanderbiltand eighth campaign as a college head coach. He owns a record of 12-26 withthe Commodores and career college head coaching ledger of 22-57-1. A formerMissouri head coach (1985-88), Widenhofer served as the defensivecoordinator with two NFL clubs -- Pittsburgh and Detroit. * Woody Widenhofer as a head coach vs. Duke: 2-0The Duke-Vanderbilt Series Duke will look to snap a three-game losing streak to Vanderbilt this weekin a series which consists of just seven total games. The Commodores, onthe strength of three consecutive wins over the Blue Devils, lead theseries, 4-3. Duke and Vanderbilt have met four times in Nashville, with the Commodoresposting wins in 1986 (24-18), 1992 (42-37) and 1998 (36-33 2 OT) and theBlue Devils earning a 17-15 victory in 1988.Close In Nashville In four Duke-Vanderbilt contests played in Nashville, the average pointdifference has been just four points. In Durham, the average margin of victory has been 8.3 points in three totalgames.Last Year's MeetingVanderbilt 31, Duke 14 Vanderbilt responded to a 14-14 third quarter tie by scoring the game'sfinal 17 points en route to a 31-14 win in Durham. Commodore quarterback Greg Zolman passed for 213 yards and rushed for twotouchdowns -- including the go-ahead score with 4:26 remaining in the thirdperiod. For Duke, quarterback Bobby Campbell came off the bench to complete15-of-31 passes for 251 yards and one touchdown.Last Week Virginia 26, Duke 10 Dan Ellis completed 20-of-30 passes for 333 yards and three TDs to helpVirginia past Duke, 26-10. The Cavaliers, winning for the fifth time in their last six trips toDurham, scored 17 unanswered points to snap a 3-3 second quarter tie. The Blue Devils pulled within 20-10 on Spencer Romine's one-yard plunge,but Virginia added a 31-yard scoring toss from Ellis to Billy McMullen toaccount for the final margin.Old Foes Meet Again This week's Duke-Vanderbilt matches a pair of old foes against one another.Both fifth-year seniors, Duke quarterback Spencer Romine and Vanderbiltdefensive end Russ Nicoll played at rival high schools in Alabama. Romine attended Cullman High School in Cullman, Ala., while Nicoll preppedat West Point High School, also in Cullman.Old Acquaintances Duke tight ends coach Joe DeLamielleure will see a familiar face on theVanderbilt sideline this week. Commodore defensive coordinator Herb Paterraserved as a graduate assistant coach at Michigan State from 1970-72 duringthe time DeLamielleure was an all-America offensive lineman for theSpartans.Short Yardage Defense The Blue Devil defense has been stinigy on third-and-one snaps, allowing afirst down just twice out of eight situations.Two-Way Performer Junior offensive guard John Miller has started all three games of the 2000season on offense while also seeing action on the defensive side of theball. The 6-6, 333-pound Bassett, Va., native has seen spot-duty along thedefensive line in goalline situations, and played two snaps in the Virginiagame this past week.Bryant Could Make Mark On Special Teams Third-string quarterback D. Bryant made his special teams debut this pastweek against Virginia, entering the contest as a punt returner. He did nothave a return, however, as Mike Abrams' kick went out-of-bounds. As a quarterback, Bryant, a sophomore from Detroit, Mich., has completedfour-of-15 passes for 41 yards on the season.Even On Sept. 23 The Blue Devils own a 4-4 all-time record when playing on September 23.The following chart illustrates Duke's four games on September 23:YEAR OPPONENT SITE RESULT1944 Richmond H W, 61-71950 South Carolina A W, 14-01961 South Carolina A W, 7-61967 Michigan A L, 7-101972 Stanford H L, 6-101978 South Carolina H W, 16-121989 Virginia A L, 28-491995 Maryland A L, 28-41AFCA Joins PE Campaign The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) has designated the week ofSeptember 18-23 as 'AFCA Physical Educational Promotion Week'. The campaign supports proposed legislation pending in the United StatesCongress to improve and upgrade physical education.Davis Credited With Career-Best 14 Tackles One week after establishing a career-high in tackles with nine, sophomoreinside linebacker Jason Davis produced a team-leading 14 total stops in theVirginia game. After totalling just one tackle in five games in 1999, Davis leads the BlueDevils through three games in 2000 with 27 total stops. The following chart illustrates Davis' game-by-game stats in 2000:DATE OPPONENT Solo-Ast-Total9/2/00 East Carolina 2-2-49/9/00 Northwestern 7-2-99/16/00 Virginia 5-9-14Garber Off To Solid Start Redshirt freshman kicker Brent Garber has started his career off on theright foot. The Thomasville, Ga., native made his only field goalattempt -- a 27-yarder -- in week two at Northwestern. Last week versus Virginia, Garber missed from 52 yards out (wide right)before nailing a 23-yard field goal. Over the past four seasons, Duke has benefitted from the services of SimsLenhardt, who became the Blue Devils' all-time leading scorer last season(240 points) and graduated last May. The following chart shows Garber's statistics in the field goal department:YEAR 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total2000 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 2-3Spreading It Out Against Virginia, Blue Devil quarterback Spencer Romine used nine differentreceivers to throw for a season-best 198 yards. Nick Brzezinski, Kyle Mooreand Chris Douglas each had three catches on the night. For the season, 11 different Blue Devils have caught passes.Defense Scores The 2000 Duke defense picked up two points for the Blue Devil cause whenCharles Porter tackled Northwestern running back Damien Anderson in the endzone for a safety last week. The safety gave Duke a 2-0 first quarter lead over the Wildcats, and markedthe first safety since September 26, 1996 at Georgia Tech.ACC Statistics Through three weeks of the season, Chris Douglas continues to lead all ACCfreshmen in both all-purpose yardage and kickoff return average. The following lists show the ACC's individual leaders and where respectiveDuke individuals stand:RUSHING YARDS PER GAME1. Woodrow Dantzler, Clemson 91.79. Duane Epperson, Duke 44.7PASSING YARDS PER GAME1. Philip Rivers, N.C. State 356.39. Spencer Romine, Duke 123.7ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PER GAME1. Moren Robinson, N.C. State 180.36. Chris Douglas, Duke 121.3KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE1. Mukala Sikyala, Maryland 32.53. Kyle Moore, Duke 25.86. Chris Douglas, Duke 23.7PUNTING AVERAGE1. Brooks Barnard, Maryland 49.42. Brian Morton, Duke 45.7KICK SCORING PER GAME1. Ken Passingham, N.C. State 9.98. Brent Garber, Duke 2.3FIELD GOALS PER GAME1. Ken Passingham, N.C. State 1.67T5. Brent Garber, Duke 0.7Blue Devil Special Teams Solid For Third Week For the third straight week, Duke's special teams units performed well: PAT BLOCK: Tyran Grissom blocked a Virginia PAT attempt. PUNTING: Brian Morton averaged 48.3 yards per punt, with four of his kicksdowned inside Virginia's 20 yard line. KICKING: Brent Garber made his only PAT attempt and was one-for-two onfield goals, missing a 52-yarder wide right.Douglas On Pace Redshirt freshman Chris Douglas averages 121.3 all-purpose yards per game,and is on pace to establish the 10th best single-season all-purpose yardagetotal in Duke history. Scottie Montgomery established the school's single-season record last yearwith 1,565 yards. Douglas is on a current pace to amass 1,359 all-purposeyards in 2000. Duke's career leader for all-purpose yards is Mike Grayson, who picked up4,381 yards from 1980-83.DeLamielleure Plays The Consistency Game Junior inside linebacker Todd DeLamielleure has played in 23 games in hisDuke career, registering at least four tackles in every contest. DeLamielleure has eight double-digit tackle outings in his career includinga career-best 16 stops against Georgia Tech during the 1998 season. Twoweeks ago against Northwestern, he tallied a team-leading 10 total stops. Last week against Virginia, DeLamielleure picked one tackle for loss,giving him 21 stops behind the line of scrimmage for his career. He nowneeds just five more to crack the school's top 10 in that category. The following chart shows DeLamielleure's eight career double-figure tackleoutings:DATE OPPONENT Solo-Ast-Total9/5/98 Western Carolina 7-3-1010/3/98 Georgia Tech 12-4-1610/10/98 Wake Forest 12-1-139/11/99 East Carolina 7-6-1310/9/99 Virginia 7-3-1010/23/99 N.C. State 13-1-1411/13/99 Wake Forest 6-6-129/9/00 Northwestern 7-3-10Anniversaries The 2000 football season marks the 40th anniversary of Duke's 1960 clubwhich went 8-3 overall and captured the ACC championship with a 5-1 leagueledger. That team, coached by Bill Murray and captained by Art Browning andButch Allie, added a 7-6 victory over Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl. In addition, this year serves as the 70th anniversary of the 1930 Dukesquad which posted an overall record of 8-1-2. Coached by James DeHart andcaptained by Lee Davis, the 1930 team dropped the season-opener to SouthCarolina before going 8-0-2 in its final 10 games by outscoring itsopponents, 147-26.Overtime Duke's 1999 27-24 victory over Virginia stands as the Blue Devils' loneextra session win. The following chart shows Duke's showing in overtimegames:YEAR OPPONENT SITE RESULT1997 Clemson A L, 20-291998 Vanderbilt A L, 33-361999 *Northwestern H L, 12-151999 *Virginia A W, 24-171999 N.C. State H L, 24-31*Double overtimeMorton Tabbed To Ray Guy Award Watch List Senior Brian Morton of Duke is among 32 punters included on the RayGuy Award watch list as announced by the Greater Augusta Sports Council.Morton, who earned second team All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors a yearago, averaged 42.8 yards per punt in 1999 to post the third best average inthe ACC while ranking 20th nationally. A four-year starter and native ofWinter Haven, FL, Morton ranks third on Duke's career charts for average(41.6), total punts (214) and total punt yardage (8,905 yards). The Ray Guy Award will be awarded to the nations best punter as determinedby a committee made up of sports writers, college football coaches, formerpunters and members designated by the Greater Augusta Sports Council. TheNational Selection Committee will choose 10 semifinalists who will beannounced by November 8. That same national body will then vote for threefinalists who will be announced Nov. 30.Morton On The ACC Lists Senior punter Brian Morton has made his mark on not only Duke's footballrecord book, but the Atlantic Coast Conference's as well. Morton punted seven times against Virginia, averaging 48.3 yards per kick.He also had four punts downed inside the Cavalier 20 yard line. He now has 9,711career punting yards to rank fifth on the ACC's all-timelist.ACC Career Punts1. Scott McAlister , UNC (198-91) 2782. Russ Henderson, UVa (1975-78) 2763. Jeff Walker, UVa (1981-85) 2734. Jeff Pierce, GaT (1978-81) 2525. Ricky Brummitt, Duke (1977-80) 2416. Brian Morton, Duke (1997-pres.) 2317. Will Brice, UVa (1993-96) 2288. John Krueger, Duke (1993-96) 2289. Harry Newsome, WF (1981-84) 21310. Brian Schmitz, UNC (1996-99) 208ACC Career Punt Yardage1. Russ Henderson, UVa (1975-78) 11,9512. Scott McAlister , UNC (198-91) 11,5203. Jeff Walker, UVa (1981-85) 10,8154. Jeff Pierce, GaT (1978-81) 10,2715. Brian Morton, Duke (1997-pres.) 9,7116. Will Brice, UVa (1993-96) 9,5857. John Krueger, Duke (1993-96) 9,5328. Harry Newsome, WF (1981-84) 9,2789. Brian Schmitz, UNC (1996-99) 9,23310. Chuck Ramsey, WR (1971-73) 9,010Romine Moves Into Eighth On Duke Passing List One week after eclipsing the 3,000-yard barrier for total offense,quarterback Spencer Romine completed 18-of-36 pass attempts for 198 yardsagainst Virginia to move into eighth place on the Blue Devil all-time chartfor passing yardage (3,303 yards). Romine ranks eighth on Duke's career list for passing yards and eighth inboth completions and attempts, and will crack the top 10 for total offensewith just three more yards. His 404 yards passing last season againstMaryland was the ninth-best single-game passing performance in Duke history. Second string signal-caller Bobby Campbell, who was three-for-eight passingagainst Northwestern, ranks ninth all-time at Duke in pass attempts with 486and 10th in completions with 226. Campbell and Romines position coach and former Blue Devil quarterback, BenBennett, is Dukes and the ACCs all-time passing leader with 9,614 yards. Here is a look at Campbell and Romine's places among the Duke all-timeleaders:Duke Career Passing Yards1. Ben Bennett (1980-83) 9,6142. Spence Fischer (1992-95) 9,0213. Steve Slayden (1984-87) 8,0044. Leo Hart (1968-70) 6,1165. Dave Brown (1989-91) 5,7176. Anthony Dilweg (1985-88) 4,5577. Mike Dunn (1975-78) 3,5118. Spencer Romine (1997-present) 3,3039. Billy Ray (1989-90) 3,28210. Scotty Glacken (1963-65) 3,170Duke Career Pass Completions1. Ben Bennett (1980-83) 8202. Spence Fischer (1992-95) 7883. Steve Slayden (1984-87) 6994. Leo Hart (1968-70) 4875. Dave Brown (1989-91) 4636. Anthony Dilweg (1985-88) 3427. Mike Dunn (1975-78) 2888. Spencer Romine (1997-present) 2609. Scotty Glacken (1963-65) 25510. Bobby Campbell (1997-present) 226Duke Career Pass Attempts1 Ben Bennett (1980-83) 1,3752. Spence Fischer (1992-95) 1,3693. Steve Slayden (1984-87) 1,2044. Leo Hart (1968-70) 8725. Dave Brown (1989-91) 8456. Anthony Dilweg (1985-88) 5947. Mike Dunn (1975-78) 5708. Spencer Romine (1997-present) 5259. Scotty Glacken (1963-65) 48010. Bobby Campbell (1997-present) 486Total Offense1. Spence Fischer (1992-95) 9,1102. Ben Bennett (1980-83) 9,0613. Steve Slayden (1984-87) 8,1294. Leo Hart (1968-70) 6,2675. Dave Brown (1989-91) 5,7706. Mike Dunn (1975-78) 5,4507. Anthony Dilweg (1985-88) 4,3838. Billy Cox (1948-50) 3,7209. Billy Ray (1989-90) 3,56610. Scotty Glacken (1963-65) 3,300 Spencer Romine (1997-present) 3,298QBs Trying To Continue Legacy Duke's group of quarterbacks will try to follow in the footsteps of severalstandout signal callers who have donned the Royal Blue and White. SpencerRomine, the projected starter, Bobby Campbell and D. Bryant are the threequarterbacks looking to uphold the tradition. Through the years, Duke has produced several standout QBs, including LeoHart, Ben Bennett, Steve Slayden, Anthony Dilweg, Dave Brown and SpenceFischer. In fact, Bennett (1), Fischer (3) and Slayden (7) rank among thetop seven in ACC history in terms of passing yardage.Receiver Hartofilis Not Re-Laxing Senior WR Nick Hartofilis has endured a busy athletic career at Duke. Inaddition to earning two football letters, the Huntington, N.Y. native was atwo-time All-America lacrosse player for the Devils. He helped lead Duke tothe 1997 Final Four and the NCAA semifinals in each of the past threeseasons as one of the nation's premier midfielders. After hauling in two receptions for 36 yards including a career-long catchof 33 yards against Virginia, Hartofilis leads the Blue Devils in receivingin 2000 with seven total grabs for 97 yards.Hamilton & Knight Eye PBU & Sack Charts Junior cornerback Ronnie Hamilton, who paced the 1999 Blue Devils with 11pass break-ups, needs just one more deflection to move into a tie for 10thplace on Duke's career chart. Hamilton's 11 PBUs a year ago ranked fifth-best in the ACC and stands asthe fifth highest single-season total in school history. With just 2.0 more quarterback sacks, senior linebacker Kendral Knight willcrack Duke's all-time top 10 chart in that category. The Wilson, N.C., product picked up four sacks in both 1998 and 1999. Here is a glance at Duke's all-time sack and PBU leaders:Duke Career PBUs1. Wyatt Smith (1988-91) 32 Erwin Sampson (1988-91) 323. Lamar Grant (1996-99) 284. Quinton McCracken (1988-91) 245. Fonda Williams (1985-89) 226. Tawambi Settles (1994-97) 18 Joby Branion (1981-84) 188. Ray Farmer (1992-95) 17 Richard Sommers (1975-78) 1710. Jamal Ellis (1991-94) 16 Ronnie Hamilton (1998-present) 15Duke Career Quarterback Sacks1. Charles Browser (1978-81) 22.02. Chris Combs (1996-99) 20.03. Reginald Andrews (1982-85) 16.04. James Kirkland (1992-95) 13.05. David Walfe (1990-93) 12.06. Travis Pearson (1990-93) 11.5 Scott Youmans (1989-93) 11.5 Dan Yellott (1978-81) 11.59. Duane Marks (1990-93) 11.010. Tom Corpus (1987-90) 10.5 Kendral Knight (1997-present) 8.5U.S. News and World Report Ranks Duke 8th In its annual ranking of national universities, U.S. News and World Reportcharts Duke University eighth behind Princeton, Harvard, Yale, CaliforniaInstitute of Technology, MIT, Stanford and Pennsylvania. Other notable rankings include Duke football opponents Northwestern (13),Virginia (T20), Vanderbilt (22), North Carolina (T25), Wake Forest (28) andGeorgia Tech (35).Accolades For Andrew Center Troy Andrew is certainly a candidate for All-ACC honors heading intothe 2000 campaign. The senior is beginning his third season as a starter,and has shown strong and consistent play over the last few years. A durableplayer, he has played in 36 consecutive games with 25 consecutive starts. Andrew, who hails from Klein, Texas, remained in Durham this summer totrain in addition to working with the Durham County Sheriffs Department.Andrew eventually wants to pursue a career in law enforcement, preferablywith the Secret Service or D.E.A. His father, Larry, serves in Texas in thecounty sheriff's office as a detective on the warrant squad.20 First-Timers Play Against East Carolina Twenty Blue Devils -- including five true freshmen -- saw playing time forthe first time in their repsecitve collegiate careers in the season-openerversus East Carolina. The five members of Duke's freshman class who playedwere Jeremy Battier, Seth Carter, Ryan Fowler, Reggie Love and TerrellSmith. In addition, the list of 20 does not include the likes of cornerbackDerrick Lee, who played 25 snaps in 1999 on special teams, nose guard JeffLonergan, who was in on four plays at center a year ago, and wide receiverJeff Phillips, who saw action on two plays in 1999.Two for 200 In Wallace Wade After celebrating the 70th anniversary of Wallace Wade Stadium last season,Duke needs just two home victories to notch its 200th win within thefriendly confines of its home stadium. The facility, constructed in 1929, was known as Duke Stadium until 1967,when the Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the stadium to honor thelegendary Wallace Wade, who coached the Blue Devils to a 110-36-7 record andtwo Rose Bowls. Wallace Wade Stadium has been the home of 198 Duke victories, with 58 ofthose coming by shutout.The Michigan Connection Duke has 13 players on its roster who hail from the state of Michigan, morethan any other state except for North Carolina (17). The Detroit area hasproduced several Blue Devils in recent years, including D. Bryant, KyleDenham, and Tyran Grissom, as well as Renaissance High School teammates B.J.Hill, Kyle Moore and DJuan ODonald. Newcomer Kenneth Stanford, also fromRenaissance, joined the team this fall.All in the Family Junior defensive co-captain, LB Todd DeLamielleure, doesn't have to lookfar for fatherly advice. His father, Joe, is a coach on the Duke staff(tight ends). The younger DeLamielleure is the Blue Devils' leadingreturning tackler (178 career stops) and a starter in 20 of his 22 collegegames entering 2000. The elder DeLamielleure was an All-America lineman atMichigan State and an All-Pro for the Buffalo Bills.Oh, Brother Speaking of family ties, Duke freshman WR Jeremy Battier has made a namefor himself on the Durham campus with a solid preseason camp. But,inevitably, Battier draws comparisons to his older brother, Duke basketballAll-America Shane Battier. The two played basketball together at Country DayHigh School in Birmingham, Mich., for one season.Young Devils Forty-three members of Duke's 2000 football roster are either true orredshirt freshmen. By contrast, there are just 10 fifth-year seniors on thesquad and seven fourth-year seniors.The Replacements The popularity of the new movie, The Replacements starring Keanu Reeves,might bring back memories for two Duke assistant coaches. Both Ben Bennett(quarterbacks) and Joe DeForest (outside linebackers/special teams) werereplacement players during the 1987 NFL strike. Bennett played for theDallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals, while DeForest competed for the NewOrleans Saints.Devil Tales Duke has produced 55 All-Americas. That total ranks fourth among all ACCinstitutions ... Duke is one of the few schools in the country that hasplayed in four of the major bowls games (Rose, Sugar, Orange and CottonBowls) ... Duke has won 17 league championships as a member of the SouthernConference and Atlantic Coast Conference ... Did you know that Duke (thenTrinity College) played the first college football game below theMason-Dixon line on November 29, 1888? Trinity defeated North Carolina,16-0, that day ... Duke has 11 players enshrined in the College FootballHall of Fame.Duke Injury Report* OUT (Season): TB Brian Clemmons (knee) and CB Temo George (knee)* OUT (Vanderbilt): DT Nate Krill (shoulders, back) and SS B.J. Hill (knee)* QUESTIONABLE: LB Kurt Miller (leg)Duke Excels In The Classroom The Duke football program has been bestowed with the nations highestacademic honor in six of the last eight academic years -- the AFCA AcademicAchievement Award. In 1999, Duke won the award for a record 10th time with aperfect 100 percent graduation rate. Duke has always had a high rate ofgraduation success but the last 20 years has been an unprecedented era inall of college football. Since 1988 an amazing 268 of Dukes 281 scholarshipfootball players have graduated within a five-year period. That group hasalso attended two postseason bowl games and won the 1989 ACC championship.Silver Anniversary For Duke Broadcaster Bob Harris, the voice of the Blue Devils, is in his 25th year as abroadcaster for the school. Harris is a two-time North CarolinaBroadcaster-of-the-Year. Harris handles play-by-play duties for Dukefootball and men's basketball games and hosts the popular Duke Football Showwith Carl Franks television show again this season.Bennett & Dilweg Remain Closely Involved A pair of former Blue Devil standout quarterbacks, Ben Bennett and AnthonyDilweg, continue to remain close to the Duke gridiron program. Bennett, the 1983 ACC Player-of-the-Year and league career record-holderfor passing yards (9,614), is an assistant coach on Carl Franks' team whileDilweg, who holds the conference record with five consecutive games of 300or more passing yards, serves as a member of the Duke radio network.Facility Improvements On The Way Duke has made an 18 million dollar commitment to its football program witha planned 70,000 square foot building to house coaches' offices, meetingand recruiting rooms, a new locker room, a weight/training complex, and atrophy room to showcase Duke's football legacy. A majority of the 18 milliondollar goal has been raised. 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