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• The Blue Devils were a group of French soldiers who fought in World War I (French: "les Diables Bleus") .
• The Blue Devil is the mascot for Elite Cheer & Dance (An all-star cheerleading team in South Florida).
• The Oklahoma City Blue Devils were a legendary territory jazz band based in Oklahoma, led by bass player Walter Page in the 1920s and 1930s.
• The Blue Devils are a modern Division I drum and bugle corps from Concord, California. They compete in the Drum Corps International circuit.
• The Blue Devils were a Canadian aerobatic team from 1949-1950.
• The Blue Devils are a football team that play in the N.S.W Premier League (Australia).
• The sports team mascots of (and hence normally, a person or thing associated with) the following American colleges and universities:
  • Central Connecticut State University
  • Dillard University
  • Duke University
    • see: Duke Blue Devils
  • Lawrence Technological University
  • State University of New York at Fredonia
  • University of Wisconsin-Stout
• Blue Devils is also the mascot of numerous secondary schools.

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Related names

• Depaul University's mascot is the Blue Demons.

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