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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Don’t panic, Steelers fans
A strange occurrence took place Sunday. I — a Browns fan — was consoling a Steelers fan. Scary, huh? I stressed not to panic after the Steelers’ 23-20 loss to Cincinnati. Sure Baltimore is 3-0, but two of those wins … Continue reading
Why be surprised at Rich Rodriguez?
So Michigan beats Notre Dame in a game pitting my two least favorite college football teams (and I’m guessing I’m not alone in that opinion). For the benefit of Big Ten reputation, I half-heartedly pulled for the Wolverines to beat … Continue reading
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Sorry Derek, you are not the MVP
Derek Jeter is a great, clutch baseball player. The sure-fire future Hall of Famer will soon become the Yankees all-time franchise hits leader, an impressive stat to say the least. However, despite the Yanks running away with baseball’s best record, … Continue reading
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