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Tradition by Robert Cummins
When Florida State is playing on the road and is the underdog the victorious Seminoles remove a small piece of the turf, return it to Tallahassee, and promptly bury it—complete with grave marker. Today, more than 85 pieces of turf have been buried at the Sod Cemetery. It turns out universities don't like their million-dollar Field Turf cut up by celebrating visiting teams. In those situations, the Seminoles attempt to bring back something else to bury in the cemetery.
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