Left Coast Sports Babe

Chip Kelly hired by UCLA. Kelly’s first college-coaching job since the 49ers.

How far as Tiger Woods fallen? From being on top of the world & attending 2009 Notre Dame vs Stanford game to playing golf this weekend with Donald Trump.

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Love Trumps hate. And millions of Americans are loving watching the hated Alabama Crimson Tide lose.

How many headlines tomorrow – “Rolled tide.”? #AUBvsBAMA

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Stanford’s Bryce Love  has to be the best one-legged player in college football.

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And forget pumpkin pie. After the fourth quarter against Notre Dame, Stanford’s favorite Thanksgiving weekend dessert has to be turnovers.

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Would be adding insult to injury to point out after Stanford upset of Notre Dame that it’s 60 degrees in Palo Alto & 28 degrees in South Bend. #NDvsSTAN

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Michigan QB John O’Korn had a horrible day in his team’s loss to OSU. And he’ll still probably have an NFL job before Kaepernick.

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Pundits said SFGiants were probably going to make playoffs in 2017 & had chance for World Series. Giants decided probably wasn’t good enough & took a pass on the year.

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Black Friday  was so successful this year figure Trump will try to rename it Orange Friday and take the credit.

(and then as a friend pointed out, the SF Giants will sue him.)

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A new U. of Michigan study found an oil in cinnamon attacks fat cells & could help fight obesity. Can’t wait to see the ads from Cinnabon.

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Washington Post notes that a “Pew Research Center study found that 58 percent of Republicans and GOP-leaning independents believe colleges & universities have a negative effect “on the way things are going in the country,” up from 37 percent two years ago.”
Well, yeah, education causes Democrats.

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So now Trump is blaming negative way much of the world views USA  on CNN. #WTF?

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I miss the days when condemning Nazis and child molesters was nonpartisan.

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