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Men of Sparta (2016)
Exploration of the 1965-66 MSU football national championship teams and how they helped integrate college football.
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Exploration of the 1965-66 MSU football national championship teams and how they helped integrate college football.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:7/31/2016
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Runtime:56 minutes
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