Word: wooten
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Fewer than half their players on the active roster and on the injured reserve list attended. Two players who have been outspoken against NFLPA executive director Gene Upshaw and against the strike--offensive guard Ron Wooten and cornerback Raymond Clayborn--left the meeting quickly without answering reporters' questions...
...think we'll demonstrate what kind of character we have next week," offensive guard Ron Wooten said...
Stanley won easily over Temple's Dan Wooten by scores...
...morning after the Super Bowl, the players read resignation into Berry's threat that he would "not go through another year" of the cocaine miseries that had vexed him all season. Overwhelmingly they voted to accept testing. "The worst possible scenario would be losing Raymond," said Guard Ron Wooten, one of the Patriots' union leaders. But when names, including that of troubled Receiver Irving Fryar, started tumbling out, the compact appeared to be in doubt...
...were as incautious as David Brinkley and Jim Wooten of ABC. On the air shortly before noon on election day, they voiced skepticism that the elections could be "clean and free" or "on the level," let alone meaningful. Surrounded by eager voters, Wooten said that the balloting "probably means more to Ronald Reagan and Alexander Haig than it does to them." Seemingly unimpressed by the public's brave defiance of guerrilla threats, he added: "This voting . .. probably isn't going to be a significant chapter in El Salvadoran "history. A paragraph, perhaps, but nothing much more than that...