If ray lewis, brian urlacher, and Derrick brooks collided at full speed...?
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A great big OREO COOKIE would happen!
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I hope Jerry Brockenheimer reads your question and recruits them as a team for a future season. They would be a great racing pair.
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Haha I did one time by accident at a JV football practice. I was preparing to hit head on with the safety on defense, and I closed my eyes for the impact and he went low on me, taking out my ankles. He didnt wrap up, and I flipped right over him, but I landed on my feet and walked on into the endzone. It was awesome and really hilarious!
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This has nothing to do with the good question you have, but I thought it would be cool to watch anyways, so I'll share... Yokozuna( if he was alive), Big show, Andre the Giant ( if he was alive), Great khali, (from the 60's)Haystacks Calhoun, (from the 60's) Happy Humphrey, Sky-Hi Lee,(was almost 8 feet tall), Giant Gonzalez, Earthquake, Typhoon, King-Kong Bundy, Big John Studd, Kevin Nash, Undertaker, Kane, Abdullah the Butcher, Kurrgan (oddities) Bobo Brazil, Ernie the cat Ladd, Giant Baba (from the 50's), The "human blimp" Martin Levy (From the 50's)(he weighed nearly 700lbs, rikishi, Umaga, Bruiser Brody, Ox Baker, Mark Henry, and "The Yeti" (from old Dungeon of Doom)(on wcw) all in an over the top rope battle royal! "They would have to reinforce the ring with really big I-Beams for all the weight! This would of been cool to watch though Ha? Even though most of the wrestlers are dead and it will never happen! Wow! I wonder who would win?
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1)  This isnt a boxing question.  You posted to the wrong place.\n\n2)  Shaq and D-Wade are in the finals.  The Pistons aren't.  And you're totally forgetting about Tayshaun Prince... he was huge for the Pistons this year.  I'd take Shaq and D-Wade though.\n\n3)  Superman could toss the Fantastic Four AND the Flash a beatdown by himself.  End of story.  He's Superman.\n\nHe'd smackdown the Stretchy dude, toss the Thing into the sun, blow frost breath on the human torch, stomp a hole in the Flash... and then take the invisible woman home for some Super-lovin'...
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That would be Adam Petty\nHere's a link...\nhttp://espn.go.com/auto/nascar/news/2000/0512/528829.html
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Chris Webber, Juwan Howard, Jalen Rose, Ray Jackson, Jimmy King
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I didn't want to be the devil's advocate on this one, but I will.  (My first choice would've been Tom Brady for his leadership skills, and modesty)  Just for fun, I'll go defense, since nobody has (yet anyway), and say Brian Urlacher.  If you saw him dictate the game against the Giants yesterday, you were able to see what kind of a leader and player he was.  Forever in my mind will be the fake field goal touchdown he scored against Washington a few years back.  Simply amazing.
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Fred Taylor, had a good outing against the G-Men, who have a good run denfense.  Lewis got, in my opinion, lucky last weekend, and forget about travis and corey this week.  For more info go to nflfreaks.com, and look at the Start/bench list
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I can take DW in small doses.  Instead, I would bring back Bob Jenkins, Dr. Jerry Punch and the gang from ESPN.  They were doing races before the networks figured it out how to screw it up.  Good call on Ned Jarrett, though.  The "Dale and Dale show" is one of my favorite calls.  \n\nThe only ones I would keep full-time would be Alan Bestwick, Chris Myers, and Mike Joy.  I used to like Weber, but he is just a stooge now.  \n\nI know that they wouldn't fit into the "new face of NASCAR," but John Kernan, Bob Jenkins, and even Bob Varsha did a better job than the pretty faces on the Speed Report.  Bob Jenkins has a neat voice to listen to and you can tell how much he loves the sport.\n\nNot sure who I would pick for pit reporters besides Matt Yocum and Winston Kelly.  I don't listen to MRN/PRN much so I am not sure who they have on these days.
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Well, if its two on one, then I think that the team of two would win. You get more ground coverage and conserve more energy.
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I think they would compliment each other well.  Experience plus charisma.  I don't think that any of the potential Republican teams can beat that.
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I don't think so.. In the NFL it takes a lot longer for a Defensive player to make a huge impact look at some of the greats D. Brooks, R. Lewis, and B. Urlacher..they were all decent their first year but really exploded in their second season and every year after that ...I think he'll be ok..as far as Bush goes he is doing very well in N.O. considering how they are using him..If he was in Texas it would be a different story no shared carries or playing time might have led to huge numbers..Hope this helped..
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Baltimore Ravens.  Ray Lewis is the man.
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Dennis Rommedahl from Charlton is de fastest. its a proven fact. dont ask me how i know. i just know.
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To be perfectly honest, there are good chances of that occurring. Having had 3 major surgeries in his legs in the past several years, Tim Tebow is now in the big leagues and if Urban Meyer allows him to run like he did in high school, things will only get worse. Sure he's a beast at 6'3'' 235, but facing the hard hitters in the SEC and the rest of the country, they won't go easy on him. I pray that he doesn't get hurt, but it very well might happen.
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dale would have had he not been wiped out in the last second but vickers took the checkered flag and kasey kahne came second!\n\nhere's the results:\n\nhttp://www.talladegasuperspeedway.com/news/track_news/527136.html