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First Down Provo brings BYU football excitement to downtown

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Food, family, live music and plenty of dirty soda helped launch what organizers hope will become a new BYU football tradition in downtown Provo. Friday’s event served as a test run. “The goal is every game,” Beltran said. “We don’t really know what to expect.

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