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About the Author
Clarence Underwood is Retired Athletic Director of Mishigan State University. From 1982-83, Underwood was associate alumni director at MSU. Underwood returned to MSU in 1990 after a stint as Deputy Commissioner of the Big Ten Conference. Underwood's formula for success paid off immediately at MSU, as 1999-2000 proved to be one of the best years ever for Spartan athletics. In addition to a NCAA Championship in men's basketball, a New Year's Day Citrus Bowl victory for the football team, and a CCHA Tournament title for ice hockey, MSU finished a school-best 22nd in the Sears Directors' Cup standings with 15 teams sending at least one athlete to their respective NCAA Championship.
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