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By Nick Kemalyan • April 29, 2010

Last weekend, two former Warriors were selected as free agents after the NFL Draft.
Vuna Tuialamaka, linebacker and Verran Tucker, wide receiver, were signed by the Indianapolis Colts and the Dallas Cowboys respectively.
Tuialamaka transfered to the University of Arizona, while Tucker played for UC Berkeley.

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