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October 28, 2015

Minnesota coach Kill retires; epilepsy too much to manage

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota coach Jerry Kill abruptly and tearfully retired Wednesday, saying his epilepsy had become too draining for him to continue his exhaustive effort to turn the program

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