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Florida State's Jared Bell gives us an inside look of his life outside of cross country.

FSU Women Earn Third...

The No. 6 ranked Florida State women dominated the 6k run at the WakeMed Soccer Park cross country field Saturday morning with its third-consecutive first place finish at the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship.

`Noles Travel To ACCs

After several months of training, the Florida State cross country teams (Men-No. 21/Women- No. 6) will have its first championship meet Saturday, October 31, at the 2009 ACC Championships in Cary, N.C
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    Kuijken Named ACC Performer...

    Senior Susan Kuijken fresh off her second place showing at the Pre-National meet in Terre Haute, Ind. was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Performer of the Week on Monday as announced by the league office.

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