bullets13
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UT/Wisconsin Game Thread, UT WINS!!!!!
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this is a very good wisconsin team... they're 9-2, and should be ranked even though they aren't. -
UT/Wisconsin Game Thread, UT WINS!!!!!
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64-64, 5 left -
Wisconsin leads 64-62 with 6:30 left.
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i think it's safe to say that it wasn't his remark that made the team not want him back... he must have been a pretty big jerk for hockey players not to like him.
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The Evil Empire signs Mark Teixeira
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having a down year? don't worry about it! we'll buy a championship next year!!! -
the cooley brothers went to ETBU as well, and John Morrell did too, before he transferred to TCU to play.
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from my time: josh davis- west texas a&m i went to ETBU Michael Weiss played a season at ETBU Derek Knapp went somewhere or another Jimmy Stone i believe went to Vandy Josh Chadney played at Mary Hardin Baylor also, i know there are a couple of PNG players at ETBU right now (Chad Monk and Juan Olua sp?) i know i missed a ton, but there's a few for you i'm sure i'm missing a bunch
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John Daly Smashes Spectator's Camera Against a Tree
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hey, at least he didn't take the camera and smash it against the guy's face! -
Tiger Ahead of Schedule, hitting short irons
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as a less than avid golfer, i find it hard to get excited about golf when he's not in the tournament. the history he's made, and the history he's destined to make are the only thing that keep me tuned in. the rest of the players on the PGA tour might can wait for him to return, but i guarantee you the tour itself is waiting anxiously. -
i'm putting my money on nederland being the strongest team in the area this year. with all of the starters they have coming back, there's not a team in the area that can match them in experience.
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very solid. 8-2, ranked #11 in the AP. big win against Texas, only losses to #1 UNC and #15 Ohio St
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did they ever put you in, or did he go home disappointed?
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Lamar vs. Huston-Tillotson Predictions?
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106-65, Final. Heck of a guess, Lazzy -
like I said...a CC ringer is amongst us!!! : I think that SETXSPORTS should launch a internal investigation into the polls. I feel like Al Gore!!!! ;D ;D ;D I agree!! Something is fishy here!!! BTW Bullets, was that Pirate you were having that gratuitous dinner with the other night...when you "forgot" your wallet at your house ?? no, that was the mrs. yankeedawg...
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LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. -- A mixed martial arts fighter and his wife were found shot to death in a Laguna Niguel condominium in what authorities said was an apparent murder-suicide. The bodies of Justin Levens and his 25-year-old wife, Sarah McLean-Levens, were found Wednesday afternoon, Orange County sheriff's officials said. Sheriff's spokesman Jim Amormino said the bodies were discovered by Sarah McLean-Levens' mother, who went to the condo after not hearing from her daughter for several days. According to the Los Angeles Times, autopsies -- as well as ballistics and residue testing -- were being conducted Thurday morning. Police did not find a suicide note, but did find a gun; the bodies had been in the house for several days prior to discovery, the Times reported. "Nothing has been ruled out," Amormino said, according to the Times. The 28-year-old Levens, listed at 5-foot-10 and 185 pounds, competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship and other organizations. Amormino said that Levens had been suspended from fighting because he was found to have misused medication, the Orange County Register reported. According to his biography on the UFC Web site, Levens said he was in the U.S. Navy and learned how to fight while growing up in Philadelphia as "a survival tool."