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tigervixxxen

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If we have to lose to anyone Indy/Cincy is infinitely better than those clowns from the AFC North. Glad all those people and their towels can go home. Cincy would have needed divine intervention to win even with Green. Prove me wrong Bengals, go for it.
 
Bonzai12

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tigervixxxen said:
I'm holding out hope that somehow the universe spares us from that fanbase having any sort of joy in their lives.
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I'll take some joy in these

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RockLobster

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Stuart Scott passed away. :(

http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/12118296/stuart-scott-espn-anchor-dies-age-49
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Yep, it is a sad day. Stuart Scott was one of the reasons why I wanted to go in to Sports Journalism...sadly I didn't have the will to see my dream through as when I graduated college there were no jobs where I lived and I couldn't afford to try and chase that dream.

I just saw Rich Eisen's tribute to him...damn, if watching it doesn't bring a tear to your eye...

Rich Eisen Remembers Stuart Scott
 

ColoradoSportsFan

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RockLobster said:
Yep, it is a sad day. Stuart Scott was one of the reasons why I wanted to go in to Sports Journalism...sadly I didn't have the will to see my dream through as when I graduated college there were no jobs where I lived and I couldn't afford to try and chase that dream.

I just saw Rich Eisen's tribute to him...damn, if watching it doesn't bring a tear to your eye...

Rich Eisen Remembers Stuart Scott
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Damn, that Eisen video is heartbreaking.

I really liked Scott, but I won't lie...I kinda got tired of his act in that it felt dated.

Damn, cancer sucks.

RIP
 
Stonewall

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Colts slowly but surely destroying the Bengals, Marvin Lewis has to be fired now.
 

umdieecke*

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I wasn't a big fan of Stuart Scott's (he actually got on my nerves)
but I felt bad that he had to endure such hardship. At least now, the pain is over.
 
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JoemAvs

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tigervixxxen said:
oh Detroit, they never will have nice things. Today has been the story of continuing failure.
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I feel for them.
They got jobbed hard.

Never seen anything like that. The refs are lucky that the game is in Dallas tbh.
 

ColoradoSportsFan

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As bad as the jobbing was. Detroit still had chances to win.

Early forecast for the Broncos game is 42 degrees, partly cloudy with a 10% chance of precipitation. If that holds it should be fantastic for the game.
 
Bonzai12

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I don't have high expectations for Denver. Being pessimistic I guess. But I hope GB beats the pants off Seattle. Is that wrong?
 
Pokecheque

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Yeah, I really liked Stuart Scott, even after souring big time on "The Worldwide Leader in Sports." I think his "act" may have become tiresome to some because his catchphrases became so ubiquitous. He was kind of a victim of his own popularity.

And yah, I had a take a few seconds after watching that Eisen video.
 
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