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RE: ESPN to court: FSU may have committed felonies
(02-25-2024 06:17 AM)Garrettabc Wrote:  I’ve heard that this felony accussatiion only applies to corporate espionage, so if I heard correctly then it’s not going to stick.

It's hyperbole, for whatever reason—of a type that is frowned upon in civil litigation.

Fortunately, that and the CFPageant snub are gaining lots of new fans for the Seminoles. ESPN, it turns out, is as popular outside the SEC as a porcupine at a nudie beach.

Who knew? There are advantages to being known as the program most likely to give the rodent ulcers.

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(This post was last modified: 02-29-2024 10:19 PM by Gitanole.)
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