Ryan Leaf was placed on “administrative leave” from his job as an assistant quarterback coach at West Texas A & M over drug allegations, ten years after he was the number two choice in the NFL draft.
Yep, he’s right on track for a future career in “Celebrity boxing.”
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All of a sudden, Peyton Manning’s 4-4 start with the Indianapolis Colts doesn’t look so bad. (Manning was drafted number one in the 1998 draft, Leaf was number two.)
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have offered a hefty two-year contract to Manny Ramirez, but may end up being outbid. Hey, times are tough, especially when you only get concession revenues from the third to the seventh inning.
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On election night, Oprah ended up crying on the shoulder of a stranger, who turned out to be an Obama volunteer from California. Sam Perry, aka Mr. Man, said he didn’t mind a bit, after all as a Democrat he was used to women crying on election night.
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John McCain’s staff denied there were any bad feelings late in the campaign between the Senator and Governor Palin. They also denied that McCain had had any “buyer’s remorse’ about the pick. In fact, one aide said that John had even suggested Sarah go hunting with Dick Cheney.
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The Denver Broncos defeated the Cleveland Browns, in “Thursday Night Football.” Or, as the NFL refers to its new scheduling policy: “If we can find a night we think you will watch we’re playing a game.”
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And once again, the Oakland Raiders home game Sunday will be blacked out in the San Francisco because the team didn’t sell enough tickets. Is this really the right strategy. Maybe the threat should be, if you don’t buy tickets, we’ll black out the alternate game between two real teams.
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And after Barack Obama’s historic win, Americans stockpiled newspapers Wednesday morning to save for their grandchildren. Who will probably ask someday “What’s a newspaper?”
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