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It's shortly before 5 a.m. and the Chicago Bears offices are dark. And then Ben Johnson walks in, and there is light. My story on a coach who is making a great city shine a little more brightly. nytimes.com/athletic/7503680…
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On this day in 2010, Ali Farokhmanesh hit his ICONIC dagger to upset Kansas 🔥
Does @UNImbb have more #MarchMadness magic in them today? 👀
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For your hard work, your dedication to the community and of course, THAT catch. Thank you, DJ 💫
Since we’re talking about people who should be in the Hall of Fame…
Of course he was a special athlete. But another skill meant more -- @peanuttillman had an ability to create his destiny. My story. nytimes.com/athletic/6891025…
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“You wake up in Chicago, pull back the curtain, and you KNOW where you are. You could be nowhere else. You are in a big, brash, muscular, broad shouldered motherfuckin’ city. A metropolis, completely non-neurotic, ever-moving, big hearted but cold blooded machine with millions of moving parts — a beast that will, if disrespected or not taken seriously, roll over you without remorse. It is, also, as I like to point out frequently, one of America’s last great NO BULLSHIT zones. Pomposity, pretentiousness, putting on airs of any kind, douchery and lack of a sense of humor will not get you far in Chicago. It is a trait shared with Glasgow — another city I love with a similar working class ethos and history.Chicago is a town, a city that doesn’t ever have to measure itself against any other city. Other places have to measure themselves against it. It’s big, it’s outgoing, it’s tough, it’s opinionated, and everybody’s got a story." - Anthony Bourdain.
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