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Illini Olympian ready to start pro career

By: Aaron Bennett
Updated: December 4, 2012
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CHAMPAIGN - Illinois Olympian Andrew Riley is back on campus this semester finishing up his degree, while he continues to train for his professional track career.

Riley signed a contract with Puma to help finance his pro career, but he's still training with the Illini for now.  It is a busy next few weeks for Riley.  He is finishing his degree and then heading to Florida as a finalist for the Bowerman Award - an award given to the nation's top track and field standout.

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