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Blog a Bull: Front Page Posts found this 4/25/2008 on thankyouisiah.blogspot.com [flag]
cuz... The coaching tree has a lot of branches. Good luck with all of that. I am not jealous of a man burdened with an unfathomably awesome intellect . Thanks to Mike McGraw for interviewing the guy who 'walked away' from the Berto with his head so high that he managed to miss all the microphones. [link]

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