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FanHouse found this 7/5/2008 on www.charlotte.com [flag]
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- New England Patriots receiver Randy Moss knows other professional athletes have come and gone through the NASCAR world during recent years. So it doesn't surprise him that some doubt his commitment as a Truck Series team owner. I am used to that, Moss said Thursday. I have been doubted my whole life. I am up to the challenge. Moss bought 50percent ownership in ... [link]

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Randy Moss Is a Fan of Mechanized Transportation for Sport
Published 7/5/2008 by Ryan Wilson at FanHouse
... Now that Moss heads down the home stretch of his football career, he's looking for investment opportunities. Or maybe he just loves auto racing. But this is Randy Moss, so his every move is scrutinized for motive since, you know, he has something of a history of underachievement. No worries, though: ...

Daily Links: I Stand Corrected
Published 7/7/2008 by Bassett at thejetsblog.com
Remember when I used to say bad things about us having cheerleaders? No more. ESPN looks at where Favre might land if he comes out of retirement. New Jet Cameron Worrell helped out at a football camp at Buchanan High in Fresno. Randy writes about the Pats point production. Randy Moss bought a percentage of a NASCAR truck series team.

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Charlotte Observer | 07/05/2008 | Favre a Panther? Get real

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Favre rumor news to Panthers GM

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HURNEY RESPONDS TO FAVRE-TO-PANTHERS RUMOR

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A Case For DeAngelo Williams

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