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bears game eight, at the eagles on monday night
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this is manic -
bears game eight, at the eagles on monday night
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Not a catch -
bears game eight, at the eagles on monday night
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We Major. -
bears game eight, at the eagles on monday night
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Hester and Knox wont shake these DBs :/ -
bears game eight, at the eagles on monday night
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who let maynard back on the team Sent from my DROID X2 using Tapatalk -
wolf was only implying that you passively support child rape
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Yes and no. If the AD had done his job and reported things to the police, then fine, no one gets on Paterno for running things up the flag pole. After awhile it becomes pretty clear that the AD is going to sit on it and you as the person who told them become aware of that. Then you go to the cops. Pretty simple.
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Paterno probably told Sandusky to grab a broom and sweep up the concession areas at Beaver Stadium. Just desserts.
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He wasn't told that, and Sandusky had been retired for three years. He absolutely was told that, he admitted it in sworn testimony. And if you don't want to count Sandusky as a current subordinate then it's even worse that he never contacted the police. no, that's not worse. at all. if he were a subordinate then paterno could arguably be considered the top of the chain of command, and perhaps be the person obligated to contact police. since he was not sandusky's boss any more, he passed the complaint along to the people whose job it is to deal with matters like that. paterno has been quite consistent throughout his career in staying out of legal matters when his players are involved. he lets the administration handle it. as for the sworn testimony, please point me to where paterno was told by mcqueary that a rape had occurred. I only leafed through the grand jury report but it sure as hell seems the GA told Paterno what was going on in the shower.
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I'm an old man! I was confused!
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Boise doesnt deserve a shot under any plausible scenario.
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Nice set of downs by Bama there
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What a play
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Stanfords skill guys wouldnt stand a chance against these secondaries.
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I feel like the colors on my TV are hosed watching the OSU/KSU game. Not enough contrast between OSUs helmets and pants and the turf.
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JoePa is truly the pope of college football
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What does Dad's Trip mean
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The NBA was in a pretty bad way when the Spurs and Pistons were dominating. But the rules are more offense friendly and the young talent is extremely high right now. The NBA is (or was) the strongest its been since Jordan retired at least until this lockout came up.
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Eh, I don't see MLB as being that far ahead of the NBA in popularity. The most marketable athletes in America are NBA players.
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lol @ Jordan Taylor being preseason first team all-American.
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I saw this a couple of weeks ago when they were talking about proposed changes to the CBA. Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out, Booze. http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/7147880/nba-most-likely-amnesty-candidates Yeah I didn't think they would use it on Boozer this year. The cool thing about the amnesty is that it can be used during any time in this CBA (when accepted), and it only applies to contracts signed before the lockout. So maybe Boozer breaks down 2 years from now, and if he does, we can release him at any point. Assuming there's a season can we use the amnesty after the season is over and still get under the cap to make a run at the 2012 FAs? I don't think losing Boozer would hurt all that much but there isn't much sense is cutting him loose now if there isn't an immediate plan to replace him. I'd love to make a run at Howard. Who else is worth going after in the 2012 class?
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Good showing by Dallas here
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Finally some tight games
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Jesus, it's just no fair that Johnson can explode out of a slip screen like that
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Well at least the only team that has a prayer of beating LSU or Bama is still alive