Dove
Who wouldn't want to be me?
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There's two "I"s in Prime Time.
I have always loved the guy. Backed up the Talk big time.
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I have always loved the guy. Backed up the Talk big time.
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Nope. Pitino and Calipari stay in their spots longer than Deion. My prediction is he is in the NFL in the next three years and out of coaching 3-4 years after that.
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Coco & Djoko
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Oh, the winning and being everyone's favorite teammate. Got it.
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I’m a CU grad, football season ticket holder and obviously an enormous Husky fan too. I just got from Boulder and the Prime effect is very real. Besides being 2-0 against decent teams it’s hard to understate the economic impact. The game was a rare sellout (at least in the last ten years) and the bars, restaurants and hotels were packed.
Believe me I’m apprehensive of Prime staying after his sons graduate but I have to enjoy this as long as possible especially after 20 miserable years.
Believe me I’m apprehensive of Prime staying after his sons graduate but I have to enjoy this as long as possible especially after 20 miserable years.
Had to Google that name.
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Djokovic wins #24?
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Wasn't he heavily favored?
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Probably, but the fact of this accomplishment that makes him the GOAT of men's professional tennis is the point.
Also, his winning the tie-break in the 1.75 hour 2nd set was something to behold. Had he lost that, all bets were off if he could go the distance of a 4 or 5 set match.
August_West
Conscience do cost
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He was a bust as a baseball player and not much better as a football player (wont call him a bust at that though, maybe just not worthy of the hype?) but he is a primetime self marketer, and Im seriously when I say that counts as something.
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During his NFL career, he was an 8x all-pro, won a DPOY and 2 Superbowls. What more could the guy do?
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I don't know. He's pretty widely recognized as one of the best corners of all time, if not the best.
August_West
Conscience do cost
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He was a great corner, Id grant that. Maybe I overstated, I was thinking about his hype machine forays into every other spot on the field.
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What???
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Classic boneyard
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In 1992 he batted over .300 for the year and led the NL in Triples. Batted over .500 in the World Series too and still made a pro bowl that year after missing the first 4 games of the season.
He's probably the best two sport athlete ever.
Where Sanders goes, teams win
Deion Sanders is the only player to have appeared in a Super Bowl and World Series.
www.espn.com
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Bo Jackson would like a word with you. It's too bad injuries robbed him of a longer career.
ESPN's Sport Science named former Auburn Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson the Greatest Athlete of All Time on Sunday, beating out former Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown in the finals of a 16-athlete bracket chosen by fan vote.
Famous for playing at an All-Star caliber level as both an outfielder for the Kansas City Royals and running back for the Oakland Raiders, Jackson's multi-sport skills fit well in Sport Science's formula.
Bo Jackson named 'Greatest Athlete of All Time' by ESPN
Jackson beat out former Cleveland Browns running back JIm Brown in the finals of a 16-athlete bracket to determine the Greatest Athlete of All Time.
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He was pretty good at throwing buckets of ice water as well.
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I would have liked to have seen McCarver go after Deion.
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Winning at every stop. What more can you ask for, really?
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Would've worked out very badly for Tim.
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Sheesh I didn't know Bo made the All Star team.Bo Jackson would like a word with you. It's too bad injuries robbed him of a longer career.
ESPN's Sport Science named former Auburn Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson the Greatest Athlete of All Time on Sunday, beating out former Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown in the finals of a 16-athlete bracket chosen by fan vote.
Famous for playing at an All-Star caliber level as both an outfielder for the Kansas City Royals and running back for the Oakland Raiders, Jackson's multi-sport skills fit well in Sport Science's formula.
Bo Jackson named 'Greatest Athlete of All Time' by ESPN
Jackson beat out former Cleveland Browns running back JIm Brown in the finals of a 16-athlete bracket to determine the Greatest Athlete of All Time.www.al.com
Crazy how many guys really played both baseball and another sport back in the day.