blogabull.com - 12/13/2007
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I was taking some notes during that game, but they mysteriously get sparse in the 2nd half. Tough to pick on specifics when you're giving up 40 points in a quarter (73 in the second and third combined) to the Pacers. And that's after a stellar first quarter for the Bulls, where soonafter they built up a 16 point lead in the first half. Coincidentally (or not), the wheels fell off after ...
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Ballin’: Twenty Games in, Bulls Still Struggling
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... last night! We finally have a reason to like the Pacers that doesn’t involve guns. Murphy mixed it up with Tyrus Thomas of the Bulls and got ejected. Then the ...
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... I get the feeling Matt at Blog a Bull is about ready to tear his hair out (like most Bull fans?)… there are times when the Bulls look pretty good, and then there are times they do what they did against the Pacers. ...
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