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I can think of a dozen reasons why someone might chase your son, thug or not.

I heard a scientist say that deflating the balls by 2 lbs would allow a qb to depress the ball about a dime's-width more than usual. I'm not sure how accurate that statement was, just telling what I heard.

a bunch of ignorant bigots, with an elected official leading the way.

Yates officials are trying to find a way to use school numbers post-walkout to drop back down and win another couple fake basketball championships...

Glad to see this finally happening.

hahaha. that's funny.

they're crazy if they trade him. he played a few games his first year on a pretty weak team, but look at his numbers the last two years (neither a full year, but both seasons had plenty of games to show what he could do): 2013 and 2014: Overall record: 14-4 Pass Touchdowns: 40 Interceptions: 12 Rushing Yards- 331 Rushing Touchdowns- 3 There's what, about 5 teams in the league that could look at those numbers and feel like whatever they have is a better option?

I'm fine with either Harden or Curry winning it this year. it'll be nice to see a little parity in who wins the award for once.

hypothetical for you: there's a man chasing your son, trying to shoot him. a police officer has an opportunity to "disable him" or shoot to kill (really it's shoot to stop the threat, but whatever). Do you want the officer to try a more difficult shot on the suspect and try to "disable him", despite the fact that they are more likely to miss, and even if they hit him he still might be able to shoot your son? Or would you rather them shoot him center mass, where they're much more likely to hit him, but also much more likely to kill him?

[Hidden Content] white and female. made a threatening move towards officers, and was shot by 3 of them. just saying.

And if republicans will stick to this approach, they have a much better shot at maintaining the seats they've gained in the house and senate.

If republicans mistake disenfranchised voters swinging their way in individual elections as an indication that the country as a whole is interested in their conservative stances on many issues (again), then the voters will swing right back to the left in another few years.

that's what I was thinking!

could be she's claustrophobic and is afraid of elevators...

I'm kind of sad. watching him these last couple of years was like watching a 200-car pileup on an icy interstate. it's hard to witness, but still fascinating and impossible to look away from.

I'm very much pro-gun, and I don't particularly care for the NRA, but his comments are WAY out of line.

Inflategate. :)

very strange case.

Parquet is definitely at or near the top. If HJ wasn't so balanced this year, he'd be a clear #1 IMO. As it is, he's still a big contributor in an offense that has 6 or 7 guys consistently scoring 7-10 points a game.

Looked great tonight. Needed that one

Doesn't look good for them!!

The difference was the play of the o-line, And them finally committing to the run in general. i would rather replace him with a capable back who might not be quite as good, but will still perform pretty well behind the O-line than try to replace matchup nightmare Dez and his 16 TD catches. And that's not even factoring in the success of the other WRs who benefited from single coverage or holes in zones because opponents had to concentrate so hard on slowing him down. Factor in all of the fumbles by Murray, along with how interchangeable backs have started to become in the NFL, and dez is a no-brainer.

Dez is more important.  any decent running back can put up pretty good numbers in that offense, plus probably not fumble 62 times during the season.  there's only a couple of guys in the league who can do what dez does. 

The only put down name I can think of for Kentucky has a term for a woman's nether regions that I can't post on here ;)

Hopefully he gets really puffed up about what he did this year and does the same thing next year ;)