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Coach relates NFL football tips he picked up from a delusional wino he met in a bar in Colorado.
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“Cub Fans Dare to Believe,”says the headline. “Hah!” says Coach. Also: odds and ends about football, Tiger Woods, and Andy Roddick.
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Well, the bad guys won the Super Bowl — led by genuine bad guy Ray Lewis — but Jennifer Capriati made her own good news down in Australia.
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A guide for the younger generation: Sick of hearing about Woodstock? Recreate all of its dubious glories at this year’s Super Bowl party.
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This year’s NFL playoffs aren’t exactly measuring up to the classics of all time.
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Where’s the pixie dust falling? In a mid-season NFL wrapup, Coach looks
at the season’s surprises thus far.
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Coach picks the AFC’s winners and losers for the upcoming football season. And, as promising as the Longhorn football team looks, don’t get carried away just yet.
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Dennis Miller on MNF? Who cares? In other news: The Spurs and Heat are the NBA’s big winners in the free-agent sweepstakes, and the Cowboys — despite what you may be reading elsewhere — will continue to slide.
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Ray Lewis may not have committed murder, but he’s hardly the wronged innocent that the media are now making him out to be.
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Ray Rhodes may not have been fired as the Green Bay Packers head coach because he’s black, but he’d still have the job if he were white.
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Coach weighs in on UT men’s basketball (still lacks reliable offense), Super Bowk 34 (the Tennessee Titans should take it in an upset), and Bobby Phills’ fatal car crash (tragic, but it was after all his own fault, and at least he didn’t kill any innocent bystanders).