Bidding War Likely for D.C. Team<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i> The belligerent Orioles owner should ask himself how we will react to his bad faith. After all the cash Washington fans have put in his team’s pockets, this is our repayment? Who but this litigious bully would try to hijack the entire nation’s capital when he has no shred of a legal claim?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Can I get an amen? <\/p>\n Tonight is a HUGE test for the Nittany Lions. Win this one and they have a good springboard for the rest of the Big11Ten<\/b> season. Lose it and well, we know what happened last year. Also, my friend Brenda Mayrack<\/b> is my enemy today and she is already playing hardball<\/b><\/a>. <\/p>\n
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Lots of groups are interested in owning a D.C. baseball team and the long-time flag bearer for the cause, Washington Baseball Club, L.L.C.<\/b><\/a> could be left out in the cold. <\/p>\n
Angelos, MLB Are Negotiating<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i>
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Peter Angelo$<\/b> has not stopped being difficult, though Bobby Dupuy<\/b> was “a corporate litigator and known for taking on hopeless cases and negotiating a satisfactory outcome.”
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More from The Sun<\/i>: League envoy seeks to ease Orioles’ pain<\/b><\/a>. <\/p>\n
District panel OKs memo<\/b><\/a> – The Wash. Times<\/i>
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An important step has been reached, the memorandum of understanding was approved. <\/p>\n
Thomas Boswell<\/b> – Angelos’s Tactics: Par for the Coarse<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i> <\/p>\n
Sally Jenkins<\/b> – Badly Fooled By the Pitch<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i>
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New Yorker Sally Jenkins<\/b> wonders out loud how this a good deal for D.C. and if it is worth the cost. Well, ask anyone in Cleveland, Denver, or Baltimore<\/b> if they like their ballparks and see what they say. <\/p>\n
D.C. Stadiums Seen as One-Two Economic Punch<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i>
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More about the soccer stadium plans which would be on the opposite side of the Anacostia from a ballpark. <\/p>\n
Cannons Join the Expos<\/b><\/a> – The Post<\/i>
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Apparently, the minor league team in Prince William county tried to align with the Expos two years ago, but were unable to because MLB did not want the appearance of favoritism in the Expos relocation. I would go to some Cannons games if they were aligned with a D.C. team. <\/p>\n
O’s fans say they won’t head south if Expos come<\/b><\/a> – The Sun<\/i>
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Here is a story that Angelo$ has to read. It turns out that not everyone will jump ship on his team the minute a D.C. franchise plays ball. In other news, the sky is blue, the earth is round, and it is more difficult to see in the dark than in the light. <\/p>\n
John Eisenberg<\/b> – Fans’ lack of D.C. angst has root cause on field<\/b><\/a> – The Sun<\/i>
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While sticking up for Angelo$’s fight, Eisenberg<\/b> points out that “the sky can’t fall now because it already fell” since Angelo$ bought the team, despite all of that D.C. revenue. <\/p>\n
Thom Loverro<\/b> – Zen-like process nears its end<\/b><\/a> – The Wash. Times<\/i>
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Loverrno sites Confucis to suggest D.C. is getting the team. <\/p>\n
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Badgers will pose big test for PSU<\/b><\/a> – The Collegian<\/i>
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Like I said earlier…though if they lose, I hope they take it as just one game and move on. Every game left appears to be a toss-up from this point on. <\/p>\n
D-line will try to stop Stanley this year<\/b><\/a> – The Collegian<\/i>
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The D-line failed its first test of the year at B.C. and this one is no easier. <\/p>\n
Wisconsin front four will disrupt Hunt, Scott and rest of Penn State backfield<\/b><\/a> – The Collegian<\/i>
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Penn State may have to pass to set up the run. Some good TE play would be helpful today, which fifth year senior\/first year starter will emerge? <\/p>\n
Derek Levarse<\/b> – Road woes a pain for Lions, need to end soon<\/b><\/a> – The Collegian<\/i>
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It is hard to believe how long ago it was that they won on the road. <\/p>\n
Running, turnovers key for PSU<\/b><\/a> – The Collegian<\/i>
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If they can hold off on the turnovers, they can win. More than 2 turnovers and they will be hard pressed to win. <\/p>\n
Penn State makes run at Wisconsin<\/b><\/a> – CDT<\/i>
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Linebacker Posluszny catching on quick<\/b><\/a> – CDT<\/i>
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Everyone is pleased with the development of LB Paul Posluszny<\/b>
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Ron Bracken<\/b> – Numbers saying it all about Mills’ season<\/b><\/a> – CDT<\/i>
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They sure are, but if PSU stays at a .667 pace, lots of people will be pleased. I do not think they can if Mills keeps coughing up the ball.
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More from the Post-Gazette<\/i>: Mills must play in no-mistake zone<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n
Ganter guided potent offense to success during 12-0 season<\/b><\/a> – CDT<\/i>
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I can think of one party guest who will not even read this article as it would challenge his entire worldview. Hopefully, in ten years they will be writing a similar article about OC Galen Hall<\/b>.<\/p>\n
Badgers winning with smart, power football<\/b><\/a> – Tribune-Review<\/i>
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They are following the Ohio State model without as many close calls.<\/p>\n
Penn State wants to do the jumping against Wisconsin<\/b><\/a> – The Morning Call<\/i>
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Another game preview. Shockingly, RB Austin Scott<\/b>, a local favorite, is not even mentioned.<\/p>\n