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- ↑ Fresno State Bulldogs soccer records
- ↑ STING TABS 5 QUALITY DRAFT PICKS Chicago Tribune - Tuesday, June 3, 1986
- ↑ August 10, 1994: Dallas Sidekicks vs. San Jose Grizzlies