Japan university to disband scandal-hit American football club

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Japan university to disband scandal-hit American football club

TOKYO, Nov. 29 Kyodo - A Japanese university has decided to disband its renowned American football team following a scandal in which three of its members were arrested over possession or purchase of illegal drugs, sources familiar with the matter said Wednesday.(Kyodo)

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