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AFTER 12 YEARS, SIEDLECKI STEPS DOWN
The Siedlecki era has officially come to an end.
Under increasingly harsh criticism from students and alumni following Saturday’s crushing loss in The Game, football......
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SIEDLECKI TO STEP DOWN
Football coach Jack Siedlecki has decided to retire from his position and assume an administrative post in the Yale Athletics Department, the News has learned.
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