A Picture Says 1000 Words
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But six will do --
Chicago White Sox, Central Division Champions!!!!
On to the playoffs.
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Because we miss the days when sporting successes and failures actually WERE the best/worst parts of the day...
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Sox take care of business with an 8-2 romp. Jose Contreras is the greatest thing since...no, wait, he kicks the ass of sliced bread.
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Long time, no blog.
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Um....sorry? We DO feel bad though.
With a 6-4 win at Kansas City (delayed more than two hours by rain), Sox cut the clincher to 13 and maintain a six-game lead over the super hot Indians in the AL Central.
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We know we promised full Pitt recap and Michigan preview late Thursday...and we missed. For that, we apologize. We blew it. But the good news????
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In beating the Royals 6-5, White Sox stay perfect in September at 6-0. Cleveland wins, holding the Central lead at a comfy 9.5 games and reducing the Magic # to 16.
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But before I go, the #1 Key to the Irish Season, and (whoa - big shock) it's all about the man at the top.
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"We always define it as 'It,'" Weis said. "That special something that the great ones have. It just permeates the guy and spreads like wildfire through everyone in the huddle.
"It's when you look in your teammates' eyes late in a game and say, 'OK, fellas, let's go down and win this thing.' And they believe in you."
'It' has to be inherent, the great ones have it already. I don't know where 'It' comes from, but it doesn't come from outside. You can push a guy as far as you can, but you can't put 'It' into him."
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Early in the 2004 season, after a confidence-boosting performance in the wind over Michigan in which star wideout Braylon Edwards was handcuffed and freshman QB Chad Henne pressured into several key mistakes, Preston Jackson revealed that Notre Dame's defensive backs had dubbed themselves "The Dirty Boys", a play on the common abbreviation of their position as DB.
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We must a couple days in our mega-countdown of the 12 Keys to the Irish Football Season. It's OK, though, because these are all pretty important so we really should group them together?
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