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Professor recruited to develop new cereal for top athletes
By Kay Randall
Kay Randall
Published: Dec. 9, 2009

John Ivy, professor of kinesiology and health education, worked with Peyton Manning, Kevin Garnett, Bryan Clay and other top athletes to develop new maximum fuel Wheaties cereal.
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