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ESPN loves some Teddy
He should come back next year and see how much hype he will get in the ACC. He would be on our sets 24/7. I might enjoy watching ESPN just to hear what claims they make about every 30 minutes.
12-30-2013 03:10 PM
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RE: ESPN loves some Teddy
(12-30-2013 03:10 PM)Geotag Wrote:  He should come back next year and see how much hype he will get in the ACC. He would be on our sets 24/7. I might enjoy watching ESPN just to hear what claims they make about every 30 minutes.

No...with the way apparently Rick Smith the GM of the Texans was GRINNING at the Russell Athletic Bowl last Saturday he will be throwing to Andre Johnson and playing for Bill O'Brien in 2014....07-coffee3
12-30-2013 03:21 PM
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