Does anybody give a damn about this Reggie Bush scandal?
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I think this whole thing is f*ucking dumb. I mean come on people. So his parents rented a house from a man who once had ties to a marketing agency that isn't even running anymore. Who gives a f*ck? If it was really that big of a deal then they would have found out about it earlier and done something about it then. It's not like he was living in the house. And honestly Spring Valley, aka Spracked Valley, isn't the best area to live in San Diego (and that's being nice about it). If it was a house in La Jolla or something, that'd be different. I say everyone should just move on. Looks to me like people were just trying to start some drama before the draft came. Nothing is going to happen to him. He'll keep his Heisman & get drafted #1. It f*cking irritates me. Let it go people.\n\nAnd for the record, all football & BASKETBALL programs cheat. It's just what they do. College is a simply stepping stone to getting to the NFL or NBA. At least for the good players it is.
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Okay, I was had, and I am dumb A couple of readers have written in (and my thanks to them) to tell me that the “fight” between Michael Strahan and Tom Arnold on The Best Damn Sports Show was, in fact, an April Fools Joke. My congratulations to everyone involved. I didn’t think those guys were capable of such a quality ruse.\n\nSome commentors made some pretty good points about the inauthenticity, too. You’re a clever bunch, Deadspinners.\n\nThe entire set-up was a ruse, too. Tom Arnold didn’t even write a book. They went all out with this thing. Giants head coach Tom Coughlin and general manager Ernie Accorsi were briefed ahead of time that it would be happening, so they wouldn’t flip out.\n\nWell done, Best Damn Sports Show.
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absolutely not, its poor sportsmanship!  They should all throw at his head!  Thats a game id pay to see
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here are my vview on things:\nI'm reading through some of the comments about this situation "I hope it's not serious", "gee that's too bad, we hope he'll be all right"..."he's a great player, hope he can still play"... but I can't help thinking "what a waste."\n\nHow many of us would love to be living a dream, to be a pro football player, making millions? This kid is already on record as the youngest QB ever to win a Superbowl, he's got his whole life and career in front of him, and he doesn't care to protect all that he has to live for?\n\nOne article I read mentions how players past and present, as well as his coach have appealed to him to reconsider his celebration of freedom in not having to wear a helmet. Fellow Americans presumably equally in support of "freedom" yet were also able to consider what he potentially had to lose if he should meet in an accident.\n\nAnd here we are. The article I read said "injuries do not appear life-threatening." Will he play again? Sheesh, we are not out of the woods of whether he'll have a sound mind again, let alone make critical decisions with a blitzing linebacker zeroing in on him.\n\nAs a fan, this player attitude has always bugged me. The discussion issue to which I'm referring is whether athletes, paid by fans, should have some obligation to the fans. Ticket prices go up when big name players are signed, and if they are injured - especially preventable injuries - why shouldn't ticket prices go down and let insurance pay their salary, or refuse it if they insist on taking unnecessary risks?\n\nCase in point - at the beginning of this last NHL season, Toronto Maple Leaf captain Mats Sundin gets hit in the eye. He refuses to wear facial protection, and he's out for the first month. Duh.\n\nLike everyone else in the sports world, I join in wishing Big Ben a full recovery. I hope we get to see him continue what many are now confident must be a hall of fame career. Do I feel sorry for him? Sure...but, for crying out loud, at what point do we hold people accountable for taking unnecessary risks? Wearing a helmet might have rendered this a great story about how he had the accident yet was ok.\n\nThis may not be a popular position, but heck, don't we as parents get upset with our 7 year olds for playing near the stairs or not looking both ways before crossing the street? If we expect kids to make smarter decisions in the interest of their own safety, why is it so easy to make excuses for "adults"?
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Not everyone is against him. Only those who are jealous. Regardless,of the steroid issue. Others just haven't been caught. Those ones that are pointing the finger are the ones probably under investigation or the ones that have fear of being caught have a guilty conscience. His attitude? Don't know the guy to judge him.
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Colston, again, keeps putting up insane numbers and if he had a TD; I'd guarantee he'd get it.  \n\nUnforunately, as much as I think he'll be pretty good (not great), politics say that Reggie Bush will win it.  Just because he's the NFL's media darling and they want some type of honor given to him.
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Happened about 5 hours ago, but yea, its a bad decision on Taxans behalf. If they werent gonna take Reggie, they shoulda got Vince, even though they still wont be winning, he would put butts in the seats. But good news is, with that dumb pick, the Texans will prob have the first pick next year so  they can get the Beast Adrian Peterson(Hopefully) or another good RB.
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just pre-game, but he still got fined 5k. He's not doin' as well, but is taking double coverage away from others giving them more touches, and making the team as a whole better. p.s.- he ain't cryin' about it like T.O. or Randy Moss.
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Who gives a crap about Chris Matthews?
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I think not, my Friend.\nBut lets keep this to ourselves, you know how rumors get started.\nYour perception is scary good.\nHave a nice day.
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"Love Boat" scandal, involving a party on two chartered boats during the team's bye week.\n\n\nVikings All-Pro quarterback Daunte Culpepper and teammates Bryant McKinnie, Fred Smoot and Moe Williams were charged Thursday with misdemeanors for their involvement in a boat party incident on Oct. 6.\n\nAccording to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, each player was charged with three misdemeanors; indecent conduct, disorderly conduct and lewd and lascivious conduct.\n\nIf the players are convicted, they face a maximum penalty on each charge for 90 days in jail or a $1,000 fine. The court date for Culpepper and his teammates is scheduled for Jan. 5.\n\n"There was no shortage of inappropriate behavior on both boats," said Hennepin County Sheriff Patrick McGowan.\n\nThe investigation also identified that a total of 30 Vikings were on the two boats.
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I think the whole business has been blown out of any proportion.  The whole fiasco was an insult to all of the other players who clearly were so hopeless as to be unable to play without him ... not a great way to motivate a TEAM.\n\nIt was stunning (in a bad way) to watch the reporting of his medical taking top news billing against some real news stories.
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Well Don'tW@tch I'd say you don't understand much about the Steelers. To the first idiot actually Steeler Country is part of the team. WE the fans are part of the team. If you don't think that the Terriable Towel has ever rallied the team then you don't understand why it is "Steeler's Gold" and I wish people would stop calling that yellow. We have a ownership that is a family that has held it since 1933 and lot's more bad times then good. We have a coach who is from the city. We are part of the team as fans and the Rooney's would tell you that they consider the fans to be a part of the team. You claim to be a true fan but you don't think fans have any influence? What are you a "true" fan of? Personally I was thinking the same thing as far as we should get rid of Holmes. I mean fine I can deal with the first situation. He likely got drunk and was being stupid. It was Memorial Day and people do that. This one though he needs to remember what team he is with. As to the "new found fame" I don't buy that. We didn't take him from some little no name school. He isn't anymore famous then he was then. I'd say have a talk with him at least.
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if WARRICK DUNN...can do it..and have the falcons damn near lead the league in rushin...(bless his heart)...then reggie..will bounce it outside..and have speed that nfl db's..havent seen since...???....dare i say...L.T.??...he will be alright..whatever team gets him..ALREADY knows what he does well and what he doesnt do well...they are in constant contact..with SC....they will be ok...he will be most exciting...maybe rookie of the year...but i suspect..THAT award will go to defensive player...
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I think many Houston and Texas people are upset because they didn't get Bush.  Here is my positive theory:\nIf the Texans wanted to get short-term ticket sales, they would have gotten Bush.  If they even want to consider winning a superbowl within the next 5 years, they took Mario Williams. Bush is more talented, but the Texans already have a running back-Domanick Davis.  By the way the guy who answered the question b4 me, it's reggie bush not willaims....you may have made a mistake. and the Jet's Suck!!! I am a Pat fan!!!!!!!!
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they already are.. after passin' up reggie bush.. ::shakes head::
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GO TITANS , and poor poor Donavan its quite sad. Give me a dam break are you kidding me why would your church spend good prayer time on a football player dint you think global warming or the war in Iraq , i dought your church is waisting there time in this matter,   PLEASE God see and hears everything and every lie you speak so watch it pal. \n\nMort