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RE: Isaac Hamilton wants out of UTEP?
If you go on the KROD website, you can click on Steve Kaplowitz's page and read all of his articles. Since he wrote this back in July, it's about 7 pages back.

From there, he references the LA Times article and the reference is hyperlinked but when you click on it, it is no longer in the LA Times archives.

Steve K. also wrote an article on the same subject for El Paso Inc. In that article, he quotes the Father as saying that Hamilton had second thoughts about coming to UTEP since April or March ( around the time of the Floyd interview). That article is still active and I posted the link.

You can choose not to believe the father and believe Floyd.

Given Floyd's record however, I choose to believe the Father and not Floyd.
10-01-2013 12:03 PM
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Isaac Hamilton wants out of UTEP? - Fitbud - 07-21-2013, 11:00 AM
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