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Photo by Tyler Lamb / Sports Editor

Blue Raider fans said farewell to 22 seniors on Saturday night inside Floyd Stadium. Highlighted by Steven Rhodes, Jeremy Cutrer and I’Tavius Mathers, each individual of the senior class was given their own spotlight before the game.

The 2016 class is one that has been bowl eligible five times, and will play in three bowls by seasons end. The win on Saturday against FAU gave the senior class its third eight win season, with signature wins over Georgia Tech and Missouri during their tenure.

Defensive end Shaquille Huff started his team-leading 37th straight game Saturday night. Huff, Rhodes, and Hunter Rodgers all played in their team-leading 50th game on Senior Day which is tied for second most in school history.

Cornerback Jeremy Cutrer recorded his second and third interceptions of the season against FAU and the fifth and sixth of his career.

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