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Alabama School Deaf Silent Warriors
Alabama School For The Deaf

P.O. Box 698 Talladega, AL 35161
Stadium: Kiwanis Field
Colors: Cardinal & White
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Alabama School Deaf vs. North Carolina Deaf NC



 Date   Opponent   Score North Carolina Deaf NC-   
 10/25/2014 (Sat)  @  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 34-14     
 9/11/1997 (Thu)  vs.  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 38-0     
 9/12/1996 (Thu)  @  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 47-12     
 9/16/1995 (Sat)  vs.  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 55-0     
 9/21/1991 (Sat)  @  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 42-0     
 9/22/1990 (Sat)  vs.  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 24-12     
 9/24/1988 (Sat)  @  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 24-0     
 9/25/1987 (Fri)  vs.  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 55-0     
 9/27/1986 (Sat)  @  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 35-0     
 8/31/1985 (Sat)  vs.  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 44-0     
 9/1/1984 (Sat)  @  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 44-0     
 9/3/1983 (Sat)  vs.  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 28-0     
 9/4/1982 (Sat)  @  North Carolina Deaf NC  W 25-14     
 10/5/1957 (Sat)  vs.  North Carolina Deaf NC  L 6-20     
 1956   North Carolina Deaf NC  L 6-13     
 10/5/1956 (Fri)    North Carolina Deaf NC   -     


Alabama School Deaf has won 13  and scored 507 points
North Carolina Deaf NC has won 2  and scored 85 points
with 0  being tied






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