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Who did Alabama play the 1992 championship game against?
University of Miami
When was the last game played between Miami and Florida in football?
September 6, 2008 in Gainesville, won by Florida 26-3.
How much football is played in a football game?
About 20 minutes
How many teams in the American football league won every game in a season?
1 team Miami Dolphins.
When was the first official game of football played?
1899
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