Hurts a little, think the little toe on right foot, lol, but I will be betting against the alma mater this weekend. You bet with your wallet, not your heart as I'm sure you know. Putting this one in a 7+ pt tease to get it to a TD with some others. Vandy has NO gas in the tank, I've got three sibs that went to Knoxville, and I've been riding their asses last two years.....already been warned that paybacks are hell, lol.
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I've told you about my Mussburger story during March Madness. He's known for going out to Vegas for MM and playing the horses. I used to stay at Mandalay Bay and about 6yrs ago, and coming down the elevators one morning, doors open and Brent and another guy get on. I'm looking at a play sheet and he's looking over my shoulder and we start talking. Literally spoke with him and his buddy for 10-15 mins outside elevator while he waited on his car. Total class act. Was asking who I liked on ML, why, was giving me info as well. Much older than me but reminded me of how I learned how to cap. Those late night, early mornings over at Vegas Hilton listening to the old schools guys some 25 yrs ago. Brent seemed like he was plugged into the numbers at that time
I keep mentioning that Florida should reach out to Tebow and get him involved in the program. Check this out:
[h=1]Spurrier reaches out to Lattimore[/h]
Updated: November 6, 2014, 11:52 AM ET
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[h=5]Marcus Lattimore Intends To Retire[/h]The "NFL Insiders" crew reacts to the news that 49ers running back Marcus Lattimore has decided to retire.Tags: NFL, Marcus Lattimore, San Francisco 49ers
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says retiring San Francisco 49ers running back Marcus Lattimore has a place at the university.
Lattimore announced his decision to retire from the NFL on Wednesday.
The 23-year-old Lattimore suffered two major knee injuries with the Gamecocks. He was drafted by the 49ers in 2013 and sat out last season. He hasn't played this year.
Spurrier says either he, athletic director Ray Tanner or university president Harris Pastides could find a position for Lattimore after football. The coach says Lattimore was among South Carolina's most popular and well-respected players ever.
Lattimore, who majored in public health, has not graduated. In his retirement announcement last week, he said will return to South Carolina to complete his degree.
The Associated Press contributed to this report
[h=1]Spurrier reaches out to Lattimore[/h]
Updated: November 6, 2014, 11:52 AM ET
ESPN.com news services
[h=5]Marcus Lattimore Intends To Retire[/h]The "NFL Insiders" crew reacts to the news that 49ers running back Marcus Lattimore has decided to retire.Tags: NFL, Marcus Lattimore, San Francisco 49ers
[h=6]NEXT VIDEO
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says retiring San Francisco 49ers running back Marcus Lattimore has a place at the university.
Lattimore announced his decision to retire from the NFL on Wednesday.
The 23-year-old Lattimore suffered two major knee injuries with the Gamecocks. He was drafted by the 49ers in 2013 and sat out last season. He hasn't played this year.
Spurrier says either he, athletic director Ray Tanner or university president Harris Pastides could find a position for Lattimore after football. The coach says Lattimore was among South Carolina's most popular and well-respected players ever.
Lattimore, who majored in public health, has not graduated. In his retirement announcement last week, he said will return to South Carolina to complete his degree.
The Associated Press contributed to this report
