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myespn.go.com - 1/22/2008
Prince Akeem and the Giants
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Eddie Murphy's movie, "Coming To America," was released in 1988. You decide if his character, Prince Akeem of Zumunda, was actually a modern-day Nostradamus by discussing a certain football game 20 years before it happened.

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Daily Links: Sheee’s Your Queeeen!!!!
thejetsblog.com — Prince Akeem of Zumunda knows all!! Lange looks at Bill Callahan’s numbers against the Jets. Apparently Chargers’ C Nick Hardwick doesn’t like Richard Seymour very much. John Harbaugh is looking to retain Rex Ryan. The Dolphins are hopeful that Trent Green can return this year. Dolphins Coach Tony Sparano is looking for some coordinators. Arthur Blank doesn’t know when to give up … he’s still trying to get former Jets coach Pete ...

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