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This site has been created for all the "boys" that ever kicked the ball around for the University of South Alabama Jaguars. Although the South Alabama Administration unfortunately closed the men's soccer program in 1998, the love of the game and the times we had as Jags still live on. We had our first Reunion on April 27th, 28th and 29th, 2001, in Mobile. See the picture above for a group shot. Jag Reunion 2003 On July 31st, 2003, the Jags will be invading The Big Apple. About 15 of the Jags (so far) have packed their bags and will be spending 3 days and 2 nights shutting down the town. Man U and Juventus will be playing at the Meadowlands on the night of the 31st, and we will all be taking in the game. After that, all bets are off. Stay tuned for pictures and a roll call of the "Boyz" that showed up. PICTURES NOW AVAILABLE. CLICK HERE! Jag Reunion 2002 Most of the Boyz couldn't make a trip this soon after the first Reunion (to forever be called "The Mother of all Reunions". They were still hung over, or in hot water with their wives. So, allthough all were invited, this was a much smaller gathering, but still had the Jag spirit. This event took place in lovely Hilton Head, SC and took the form of a golf outing. Jags that made the trip were: Storlie, Firthie, Peg, and Marcus, along with a few of Firthie's friends from work. Six rounds of golf in 3 days, very little sleep, and too much beer. A good time was had by all. I have pictures, but the disposable camera is still in my golf bag (shows you how much I use that!). I'll get around to developing them one day and will post them here. Jag Reunion 2001 (The Original) I think the overwhelming response I received was that the weekend was a huge success. There were very few no-shows, as I counted 68 players and coaches in attendance. Add in family and friends, and our numbers were well over 120. See the story from the Press! More Reunion Pictures from Reds!! Out of 193 past Jaguar lettermen that played in the program from 1978-1998, we contacted 125 of them. Click Here to see a list of who we contacted. I'm still looking for these last 68. Click Here to view the latest Missing in Action list. Let me know if you can help me find any of them so we can get them involved in future events.
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