Tobin: Native son Ted Freeman reflects on Auburn then and now
Away from Auburn for 50 years, Ted Freeman has moved back home. And he didn’t come back to take it easy in retirement.
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Away from Auburn for 50 years, Ted Freeman has moved back home. And he didn’t come back to take it easy in retirement.
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