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gator-n-buck
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Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
I guess the news figured out that UT would finally win a game after 12 years. Even HBC lost a couple games to UT..... :tu:
mtn cur":n472xztc said:
I guess the news figured out that UT would finally win a game after 12 years. Even HBC lost a couple games to UT..... :tu:
TeamMainStreet
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Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
I dont watch golf and know nothing about golf. Arnie was a golfing Icon though, right? :?:
I dont watch golf and know nothing about golf. Arnie was a golfing Icon though, right? :?:
Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
I just figured a #14 team was supposed to beat a #19 team. Shouldn't be much hype on it.
I do see where the players, fans, and CBJ should act like they did. It is the closest thing to a NC they'll ever see.
I just figured a #14 team was supposed to beat a #19 team. Shouldn't be much hype on it.
I do see where the players, fans, and CBJ should act like they did. It is the closest thing to a NC they'll ever see.
TeamMainStreet
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Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
I dont baseball either. That pitcher was good Im assuming. Sad he lost his life.
I dont baseball either. That pitcher was good Im assuming. Sad he lost his life.
Woodman
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Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
I guess UF could claim they were caught looking ahead to the Vandy game.
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rem270":22fik7ob said:
I guess UF could claim they were caught looking ahead to the Vandy game.
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Yes. His prime was before my time, but he wasn't your typical golfer. He was an average Joe and had an unorthodox swing compared to most players. But, he was likable and a guy people pulled for.
TeamMainStreet":2qrj3quf said:
Yes. His prime was before my time, but he wasn't your typical golfer. He was an average Joe and had an unorthodox swing compared to most players. But, he was likable and a guy people pulled for.
Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
Everything I have read has said it doesn't look like alcohol was a factor. I do know he loved to fish so being out there wouldn't be uncommon. Have they said they believe they were drinking?
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mtn cur":1ngr26e3 said:
Everything I have read has said it doesn't look like alcohol was a factor. I do know he loved to fish so being out there wouldn't be uncommon. Have they said they believe they were drinking?
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Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
I haven't been keeping up so the news may have changed, but this morning I read that alcohol and drugs were ruled out as factors, but it was probably speed. Hit a jetty.
I haven't been keeping up so the news may have changed, but this morning I read that alcohol and drugs were ruled out as factors, but it was probably speed. Hit a jetty.
Re: Les, Arnie, and the pitcher dying in the boating acciden
Not the article I read earlier today. Actually said there were no signs of drugs or alcohol at that time.RobbyW":2q3d1tfi said:
