Which is grammatically correct?

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underclassman failure cards
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underclassmen failure cards
 
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underclassman failure cards
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underclassmen failure cards
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I don't know what an "underclassman failure card" is, but, if it's a document of that name, the plural would be "underclassman failure cards".
 
underclassman failure cards (whatever that means)
You use the singular for adjective.

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