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Loryn Brown was about to step into her Crimson-colored dream. Ever since she was three years old and growing up in Tuscaloosa, she had wanted to attend Alabama. On the morning of April 27, 2011, Loryn was in her rented three-bedroom­ house at 51 Beverly Heights in Tuscaloosa, a house shaded by oak and pine trees that stretched 80 feet into the sky; Loryn shared the place with two roommates. (Sports Illustrated)

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