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Found January 05, 2012 on MSUSpartans.com:
PLAYERS: Jerel Worthy
TEAMS: Michigan State Spartans

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The primary function of a university is to prepare young people to bear the responsibilities they will encounter in the next phase of their lives. All-America defensive tackle Jerel Worthy said Thursday that thanks to Michigan State, he's more than ready to get a job. Citing his father's health and little more to accomplish at the collegiate level, Worthy indicated he is making himself available for the NFL Draft in April.
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