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Bears good fit for 5-11 Kirby

By Bob Holt

Posted: September 1, 2009 at 5:48 a.m.

Credit: Special to the Democrat-Gazette
Cody Kirby, junior quarterback for Missouri State, is set to throw the ball.

Missouri State Coach Terry Allen wouldn't mind if junior quarterback Cody Kirby stood a few inches taller.

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Sports, Pages 17, 22 on 09/01/2009

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