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Barack Obama Hopes to “Re-Educate” Vikes Fans
SPORTSbyBROOKS —
The MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE learned two things about Barack Obama on Thursday: 1. He supports his hometown Chicago Bears, and 2. He’s not afraid to show his loyalty in enemy territory . ...
Obama: Vikings Fans Need to be Re-Educated
Vikings War Cry —
... Figured it’d be appropriate to head into the Independence Day weekend with a Vikings-related story about a presidential candidate. Barack Obama made a campaign stop in Fargo on Thursday and talked a little smack about his favorite NFL squad: ...
Chicago Bears Fan Barack Obama Won't Pander to Minnesota Vikings Fans
FanHouse —
... "You guys need to be re-educated," the Minneapolis Star Tribune quotes the Illinois senator and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee saying. "Go Bears!" ...
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Barack Obama Hopes to “Re-Educate” Vikes Fans
www.sportsbybrooks.com 7/4/2008 — The MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE learned two things about Barack Obama on Thursday: 1. He supports his hometown Chicago Bears, and 2. He’s not afraid to show his loyalty in enemy territory .
The Democratic presidential nominee was making a ...
The MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE learned two things about Barack Obama on Thursday: 1. He supports his hometown Chicago Bears, and 2. He’s not afraid to show his loyalty in enemy territory .
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Juggernaut Index No. 32: 'Rex Grossman is (probably) our quarterback'
sports.yahoo.com 7/4/2008 — The Juggernaut Index is our annual attempt to rank every NFL team for fantasy purposes. We're not concerned with real-life wins and losses here. No, here we just care about imaginary winning. If an NFL team gains lots of yardage, ...
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chicagosports.chicagotribune.com 7/4/2008 — Rick Morrissey | In the wake of the news July 4, 2008 Chicago-area residents have been forced to watch recent TV ads promoting Lambeau Field in Green Bay as a wonderful place to visit. Bears fans will head there just as soon as they get back from the ...
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Bears, Forte agree on $3.7M, 4 years —
Chicago Sun-Times Bears 7/3/2008
Mike Mulligan: The Bears agreed to terms with running back Matt Forte on Wednesday, giving them a league-high 11 signees out of 12 players selected in the April draft. Forte, a second-round pick (44th overall) out of Tulane, is expected to be ...
Bears Almost Done Signing Draft Picks —
Mark Maske's NFL Insider 7/3/2008
Tailback Matt Forte agreed to a four-year contract with the Chicago Bears. Forte was a second-round draft pick in April out of Tulane. The Chicago Tribune reported that the deal is worth about $3.7 million, including approximately $2 million in bonus ...
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