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- noun Plural form of
letterman .
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Examples
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The Jaguars lost their top three scorers from last season and returned just four lettermen.
Sun Belt Conference 2010
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THE GOOD NEWS: Assuming there are no additional offseason departures, the Aggies will return nine lettermen for the 2010-11 campaign.
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With 51 lettermen and a handful of talented early arrivals on hand, spring ball was a critical time for the Miami staff to commence the sorting out process.
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Akron returns 17 starters among its 56 lettermen, but the returnees struggled learning a new offense and defense under the new coaching staff.
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Only five lettermen returned from last year's NCAA Tournament team, and injuries caused more problems almost immediately.
Big Sky Conference 2010
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�� The Huskies might have numerous question marks, but there is still hope due to 48 lettermen returning, with 24 on offense and 22 on defense and two specialists.
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THE GOOD NEWS: Assuming there are no additional offseason departures, the Aggies will return nine lettermen for the 2010-11 campaign.
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Gap stores are in the midst of receiving shipments for the retailer's kids 'and babies' lines, including a fuller array of denims and even varsity jackets and lettermen sweaters.
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When Boise State went 13-0 in 2006, the season in which it beat Oklahoma in overtime in the Fiesta Bowl, the Broncos had 86% of their lettermen back from the previous year.
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The Broncos, Razorbacks and Gamecocks each have more than 80% of their lettermen, or notable players, back from last season, a figure that often portends an impressive season.
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