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RE: USF getting close to selling out 65K seat RJS for Cincy
(10-16-2009 10:59 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Cute.

I'll cut them some slack. After all, the 13 minute mark was about the time when all the UC fans left Nippert Stadium after our defensive end caught a pass for a TD to ice another victory against USF last year.03-nutkick Back atcha.

Well if you are a real Bearcat fan you would know that not too long ago when UC was at the other end of the scoreboard just as many would have been doing the same.

Now if only you had half as much class as your team when you win I would call you a real fan.

Congrats to your team on the win and to the classy UC fans on this board. As for you learn to win with class my friend because sooner or later the shoe will be on the other foot.
10-16-2009 11:43 PM
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