WE ARE FRICKIN' NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!!!11!!!111!!!!1eleve1!!!ntyone!!!!!

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WE ARE FRICKIN' NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!!!11!!!111!!!!1eleve1!!!ntyone!!!!! Links1
WE ARE FRICKIN' NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!!!11!!!111!!!!1eleve1!!!ntyone!!!!!
Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts found this 4/8/2008 on www.rockchalktalk.com [flag]
That shot, and the picture that is immediately preceding these National Championship-driven words, is the greatest shot in Kansas history. Mario Chalmers is now, officially, my most favoritest of players in any sport of all time. And he will stay that way for awhile. You, Jayhawk fan, are a Frickin' National Champion! HOMES! ROCK CHALK! [link]

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Who the hell will the Colts draft 2008: Kent State CB Jack Williams
Published 4/8/2008 by BigBlueShoe <info@stampedeblue.com> at Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts
... First of all, congrats to Kansas fans everywhere. I was rooting for them last night, and for their coach Bill Self. I remember a few years ago he got a highly ranked Kansas team into the tourney only to lose in the second round. Everyone wanted his head on a pike. Now, he's the Prince of Lawrence. Meanwhile, the incompetent John Calipari continues to show us how to lose games down the stretch. I have nothing against Memphis, but Calipari is a total boob and I had issue with him losing, again. ...

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