Word: nfl
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...enjoy, my days are numbered. It’s something you sort of realize when you are a senior. Just sort of enjoying my senior year. Just, you know, just go out with a bang.8.FM: And plans for the future, post-graduation?CD: Play in the NFL. That is my goal.9.FM: Yale wanted to recruit you while you were still in high school. Why didn’t you take them up on the offer?CD: Yale is Yale. No. I really feel that there is something really special about Harvard. Yale is obviously—probably?...
...unemployed (amendment: he’s now employed as a Starbucks barista) ’06 roommates all but moved-in this fall, indefinitely, I knew I had to pursue this topic. He’s become a waddling juxtaposition—a Kong VIP and NFL prospect sharing a shower with Daedalus flies and Spee junkies.He didn’t even call to say he was coming. I had to call him. You can imagine, on Halloween, calmly enjoying a beverage upstairs at some pretentious party, when a half drunk female-acquaintance, obliged to be wearing almost nothing, stumbles...
...despite the fact that Puchtel had not played football since catching passes at tight end for the Crimson his freshman year. Although the transition back to football was difficult, he showed signs of progression—enough for him to pick up an agent and continue to explore his NFL options. The allure for teams rests in the hope that he can follow in the model of successful college basketball players-turned superstar tight ends such as Antonio Gates and Tony Gonzalez...
...NFL contract may await him, but at the moment, his gridiron is a dusty gym off Garden Street...
First, Ilyinsky's citation of a sportscaster's use of the word "literally" during a Giants-Eagles NFL football game implies that the author heard the commentary herself. In fact, she learned of the account by reading about it on the web log "Literally...