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Category Archives: Football
I Prefer To Remember Matt Leinart In Happier Times
The Arizona Cardinals recently waived quarterback Matt Leinart. Yet, his life wasn’t always this disappointing. I wonder if there’s a moral lesson in all this debauchery?
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Dennis Prager: ‘You Can’t Be A Good Person And Oppose A Radio Broadcaster Buying Into A Sports Team’
On his radio show today, Dennis said about the prospect of Rush Limbaugh buying a part of the St. Louis Rams: "You can not be a good person, your moral character is shown by the opposition to a radio broadcaster … Continue reading
Posted in Blacks, Dennis Prager, Football, Forward, Politics, Radio, Rush Limbaugh, Sports
Tagged assassin of martin luther king jr, keith olbermann, pulitzer prize, radio broadcaster, Rush Limbaugh, st louis rams
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Why Are Some Teams Always Finesse Teams?
The Dallas Cowboys, no matter the coach, have been a finesse football team for about 50 years now. By contrast, the Pittsburgh Steeler have always been a brutal force team. Why has this never changed? The teams have been successful. … Continue reading
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Tagged brutal force, dallas cowboys, finesse, football team, pittsburg steeler
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Should The Giants Tighten The Noose Around Plaxico’s Neck?
From the New York Daily News: An outraged Rev. Al Sharpton is calling for the New York Post to take immediate action to address a column in Monday’s editions that he called "blatant racism" and a "media lynching." Post columnist … Continue reading
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Tagged american football player, hanging noose, plaxico burress, rev al sharpton, tom coughlin, verbal reflection
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The Genius: How Bill Walsh Reinvented Football and Created an NFL Dynasty
David Harris has zero flair as a writer but his new book is a solid collection of information. (Then it sneaks up on you and will leave you in tears.) From 1985-1987, I covered Bill Walsh and the San Francisco … Continue reading
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Tagged bill walsh, david harris, lockerroom, new orleans saints, san francisco 49ers, sierra community college
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