Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| Date | Title | Body |
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| 3 days 6 hours ago | Not in defense of Dantonio, |
but I'm pretty fond of our players imported from Toledo. |
| 5 days 7 hours ago | Thinking of the old-time track-star look |
I had exactly the opposite reaction. "That guy looks like a football player!" Add the wings on his sunglasses, and the apparent wings on his feet... Can't wait to see him on the field. Great photo, by the way. He could use it for his modeling portfolio if this sports thing doesn't work out. |
| 1 week 1 day ago | I'll opt for the possibility of intra-family teasing. |
Considering that Papa played for the Patriots and Junior grew up thereabouts, and that there are a couple of kids who currently play for the Patriots (pretty well, I hear) who also played for Michigan (and even graduated?), I think Papa may be playing his son. With tweeting, it's all in the [missing] context. |
| 1 week 1 day ago | Boats still available |
One of my best friends lives on a boat in Waikiki. Looks forward to hurricanes when they can tie the boat up and go stay in a hotel. |
| 1 week 6 days ago | Thanks. |
And since you didn't notice I typed March 11 (which I probably had free), it doesn't matter that I can no longer edit. |
| 1 week 6 days ago | Note to Shawn & Zach via Organizers |
I so, so much wanted to go to this, even if only to add to the body count so you'd know how much you're loved from afar. About the only thing that could keep me away is a big big night for one of my best friends. And for some reason March 11 is a big night for things I really want to do. So a virtual thanks for all you've done for us fans, for the great stories you've contributed to the M athletics lore, and best wishes for your future(s), which, judging from your recent past, should continue to make us all proud. |
| 2 weeks 5 days ago | Intelligent as well as massive |
So we can assume that his interpretation of the gesture is purposeful, to show off those stylish Ms. |
| 2 weeks 6 days ago | More on Harry Carson |
Harry Carson appeared in NYC when his memoir was published, and his talk focused on this issue, not his football triumphs. Added to his concerns about his own condition is the guilt knowing that his job was to give concussions to others. He said that he was lucky that he had daughters and not sons, because he wouldn't let his sons play football, despite all it has given him. But he does have a grandson, and said he and his son-in-law might have big battles when the question of letting the kid play comes up. One point he made was that better helmets won't completely remove the danger because sudden stops (fast running, instant stops, whether or not assisted by hitting or being hit) makes our soft brains hit against the skull itself. Even without full concussion, this constant assault on the brain tissue has longterm effects. To the casual observer, he shows no signs of brain damage affecting his intellectual capacity (not yet, at least). His presentation was compelling and moving, and his passion about the issue has driven his post-football career.
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| 3 weeks 1 day ago | I saw this when posted two months ago |
(seems like longer) and was very happy to see it posted again. |
| 3 weeks 4 days ago | Believe it or not |
Troy Woolfolk's name is misspelled [Woolfork, of course] in both of the linked sites above. Hope that's not how the Cowboys released it. |
