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PusherT Offline
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Temple"


Don't have the link but he goes on to say that 1-10 isn't a fluke and it really really bad


I refuse to believe this
- SU has there own stadium
- SU has a solid Fanbase
- SU has the 34th rated recruiting class


That is really bad to start calling any program the next Temple :rolleyes:
11-30-2005 02:25 PM
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Its only because he can't smack his own alma mater at the moment. (Rutgers)
11-30-2005 02:51 PM
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Most NJ papers suck
My local one worships ND and SHU
It hates my Highschool with a passion though
11-30-2005 05:44 PM
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