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The Wizard of Odds found this 6/17/2008 on www.commercialappeal.com [flag]
The Discovery Channel believes that the circumstances surrounding the accidental death of Memphian and Alabama booster Logan Young are intriguing enough to take a second look. Cordova attorney Philip Shanks confirmed that a production crew filmed an interview with him a month ago for a new Discovery Channel series whose name and airdate have yet to be announced. The show investigates cases ... [link]

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Reporters' Notebooks
Published 6/17/2008 by dawizofodds (noreply@blogger.com) at The Wizard of Odds
... Ron Higgins, Memphis Commercial Appeal: The Discovery Channel is preparing a program that will focus on the death of Alabama booster Logan Young. ...

Marissa Miller’s Goodies
Published 6/19/2008 by ghostofneyland at Third Saturday in Blogtober
... feels about the Tiger Drama. How will we ever survive without him? That Bryce Petty pickup for the Vols is looking better with every word I read. With this kind of spin, who do they think they are? Tennessee? Not a big Rick Reilly fan anymore — he’s just too cutesy for me — but this was crazy. Bama and Auburn fight for prime recruiting ground. I’ll take Willie Bohannon every year, though. Could be interesting. Whatcha think, TennStud? ...

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