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HS football star from NFL family killed by alleged drunk driver hours after game trib.al/L2Kfsh3
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Minnesota has USPS offices set up inside mosques. Those locations process mail-in ballots. These should be shut down immediately. There is supposed to be a separation of church and state in this country.
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BOTD John Matuszak “1st night of curfew there is no Matuszak, he staggers on the 🚌 as we are leaving to the press conference. We asked where have you been? His response was I was out to make sure no one else was out ”- Upshaw #RaiderNation
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I was just forcefully removed from a @ThornsFC game for the crime of wearing an @xx_xyathletics t-shirt. I am in shock. We peacefully wore our shirts. We were assaulted by fans. Then WE were forced to leave – with FORCE by stadium security. I am utterly in shock.
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Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Wilfred Benítez. Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. November 30, 1979. Leonard entered unbeaten at 25–0, challenging the 21-year-old WBC welterweight champion, who had become boxing’s youngest world champion at 17 and held titles in two divisions. Benítez was still unbeaten at 38–0–1. Leonard’s speed and combinations troubled Benítez early, but the champion’s defensive timing made him increasingly difficult to hit as the fight progressed. Leonard later compared fighting Benítez to looking in a mirror. In the final round, Leonard dropped Benítez before referee Carlos Padilla stopped the fight with just six seconds remaining. Leonard captured his first world championship, handing Benítez his first professional defeat. #BoxingHistory #Boxing
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Rams mourn death of legendary five-time Pro Bowler who helped build a dynasty trib.al/3ZeVHOV
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Rams mourn death of legendary five-time Pro Bowler who helped build a dynasty trib.al/lHWUE1B
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The Rams are saddened by the passing of Rams Legend Lawrence McCutcheon. Our sincere condolences are with his family and friends during this difficult time.
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RIP Lawrence McCutcheon 🕯️ A potent scrimmage yards machine for the run-heavy Los Angeles Rams of the 1970s One of the NFL's best running backs of the decade, "Clutch" earned five consecutive Pro Bowl nods from 1973 to 1977.
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#RIP Lawrence McCutcheon Lawrence was the first #Rams player to rush for over 1000 yards in consecutive seasons. #RamsHouse
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Former coach Dale Brown was the most positive optamistic person I ever interviewed…. At 90 he has passed away but left a lifetime of encouraging energy with everyone he came in touch with.. #dalebrown #collegebasketball
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RIP "Clutch" 🕯️ Rams Legend Lawrence McCutcheon • Five Pro Bowls (1973-77) • Two-Time Second-Team All-Pro • First Rams player to have back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons • 1979 NFC Champion • One of only six non-quarterbacks to throw a touchdown pass in a Super Bowl
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Saddened by the passing of a great @RamsNFL RB Lawrence McCutcheon -prayers for his entire family 👏🙏🙏🙏
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⛽️ Prices by state. Feel free to share.
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It takes all of us to fight cancer. 💙 📸: bit.ly/4i4DnHC
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🚨OH. MY. GOSH!!! It has been revealed that the man who has been drawing Swastikas all over Fayetteville NC... ...is actually a BLACK MALE, "Taquon Vereen" who was given bail but he NEVER SHOWED UP TO COURT THIS WEEK SHOCKER!!!! ...now the judge has issued an arrest warrant and they CAN'T FIND HIM Curiously, although local media reported on the story, they miraculously failed to mention, AT ALL, the race of man who was drawing these swastikas. ...I wonder why 🤔
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Try and loot the Italian mob at your own risk 😂😂😂😂
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Sean McVay has to held accountable at some point. Wtf was that 4th down call?
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