WTF????? Dick Fraud a thief?

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WTF????? Dick Fraud a thief?
MadMountie MadMountie posted 1/15/2008 from www.wvmountaineersports.com [flag]
RIch Rodriguez has been caught stealing and shredding WVU property. [link]

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Rich Rodriguez Shreds WVU... Literally
Published 1/15/2008 by Ryan Ferguson at FanHouse
... coach at a press conference in Ann Arbor the day before. You can imagine the reaction of West Virginia bloggers. WestbygodVirginia.net writes: To be perfectly honest with you, not even I thought Rodriguez had this in him. Going beyond the initial "WTF" reaction, he's probably broken any number of state laws. I have half-a-mind to try to get him indicted on war crimes, but that Geneva Convention is always a crapshoot. And WV Mountaineer Sports says "Dick Fraud" broke a basic tenet of human morality: ...

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