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How Rutgers reenacted the 1st college football game vs. Princeton
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First Smackdown 1869 | Princeton Magazine
Rutgers University, the birthplace of college football, played it's first game against Princeton on November 6, 1… | Rutgers university, Football rivalries, Rutgers
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Rutgers vs. Princeton 150th anniversary: 10 suggestions to commemorate 1st college football game - nj.com
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1st college football game ever was New Jersey vs. Rutgers in 1869 | NCAA.com
1st college football game ever was New Jersey vs. Rutgers in 1869 | NCAA.com
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WTF fun fact On November 6, 1869, what many consider to be the first colleqpate football game was played between Rutgers College and College of New Jersey (now Princeton) Rutgers wore colored