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Why Network Announcers Stay Relentlessly Positive
Mark Purdy writes for the San Jose Mercury News: "In case you’re wondering why broadcaster Troy Aikman said he thought “the 49ers got better today [after losing by two touchdowns to Dallas],” never forget one important thing. The broadcast networks … Continue reading
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San Jose Mercury News Sports Columnist Tim Kawakami
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San Jose Mercury News Sports Columnist Tim Kawakami
I interviewed him by phone Friday, Nov. 14. Here’s his blog. Luke: "Tim, what are the differences in the sports cultures between Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area?" Tim: "I grew up in the Bay Area. It was … Continue reading
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The Sad Life & Death Of The Man Who Took Over Lukeford.com In 2001
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