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Your Face is a Sports Blog —
... . Well done, kid. The Duke abides. - The Seattle Times on-going investigation of the 2000 Washington Huskies shows a level of malfeasance, corruption and lack of morals that, even for a cynical sports fan like me, is pretty shocking. As Deadspin pointed out, everyone associated with the team seem like horrible people . You'll want to bathe after reading the stories, just to get the filth off. And the head coach of that 2000 Huskies' team? Rick Neuheisel. Should be some...interesting times...at Westwood the next few seasons. Posted by The Duke of Kickball at ...
In the Company of Champions
Hi-Plains Drifter —
I'm sure you need another person telling you to go read the Seattle Times' entertaining (and infuriating) evisceration of the turn of the millennium Washington Huskies, but that's what I'm going to do. Read it. It's long and the tale of Jerramy Stevens is pretty sad and disgusting but in that entertaining, can't stop reading sort of way. Amidst all the rape and drinking there is, however, some humor courtesy of Steven's teammate/roommate. When asked by a Seattle detective if he thought Stevens had indeed raped a UW student, the roommate ...
Tyler Brayton Joins Panthers, Could Now Knee Jerramy Stevens' Groin Twice a Year
FanHouse —
... Perhaps that's because he's hoping Jerramy Stevens re-signs with the Buccaneers, which would give Brayton two more opportunities to keep Stevens out of the gene pool. Clearly, Brayton is doing the Lord's work here. ...
Seattle Cook Adds Secret Sauce to Steeler Fan's Burger
Mondesi's House —
... . They gave an 8-year, $62 million deal to Shaun Alexander, only to watch him pack it in. They employed human lowlife Jerramy Stevens. They got back at the Vikings' signing of Steve Hutchinson by signing WR Nate Burleson to a seven-year $49 million offer sheet. That's a fair trade. They watched Charlie Frye against the Steelers in week one and said, "Is there any way we could pry him away?" ...
