sportsfilter.com - 6/27/2008
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On today's Mike & Mike Show on ESPN Radio, the longtime sideline reporter reportedly compared prep basketball phenoms to kids raised to be suicide bombers. "She said they are programmed to pursue the NBA and its big money, and likened them to Palestinian children who she claimed were programmed to become suicide bombers," according to a Wikipedia edit that beat the news media to the ...
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