shanedcox
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Rooting for Larry Fitzgerald, but not Chris Johnson and not AZ kicker, but also want Bengals to win. #fantasyfbprobs
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RT @JRKahler: @BleacherReport @Deadspin when #NFL fans get confused and think it's 1950 #KeepPounding @panthers https://t.co/KUmyPUnfT0
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RT @Panthers: Followers who RT have a chance to score these AWESOME black & blue @Bose headphones! 1 winner chosen at 5PM https://t.co/K6dm…
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RT @scott_fowler: The boy Rae Carruth hired a hit man to kill turns 16 today. My update on his life: https://t.co/5zfGEUPQjt https://t.co/v…
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The Jeremy Lamb and Jeremy Lin experiment in Charlotte has been so fun to watch so far. Even if @ZachLowe_NBA doesn't agree.
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Minor/Independent/Collegiate League Baseball Logo/Uniform Changes
shanedcox replied to BigMac12's topic in Sports Logo News
Pretending that Huckleberries never existed. COME ON -
Minor/Independent/Collegiate League Baseball Logo/Uniform Changes
shanedcox replied to BigMac12's topic in Sports Logo News
Man. You're a long way from the Show here. A long way from anything. I'm not agoraphobic but those pictures make me want to be. The pictures are kind of misleading. There is a lot of urban stuff like a mile over. To defend the team a little bit, my wife and I went on a little vacation and hit up a few minor league games on the route. The people at the Mavericks game were so nice. Way better than any other minor league game I've been to. They had the biggest group of fans that were there for a random Tuesday night. Lots of them wearing jerseys and stuff. It was strange. The logos definitely fit the team/city/location. Thought they were kinda funny before, but they fit very well. -
Minor/Independent/Collegiate League Baseball Logo/Uniform Changes
shanedcox replied to BigMac12's topic in Sports Logo News
To me, it looks like the Niagara Wild coyote/wolf is balancing the baseball on his neck in a Harlem Globetrotter manner. I'm worried he might drop it. -
RT @ThomasSMonson: Physically walking where Jesus walked is less important than walking as He walked.
