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The curse of Kelly Shorts Stadium
It's time to awaken the curse that has haunted WMU since Kelly Shorts was opened in the 70s. Does anyone know WMU's record at Kelly Shorts for the big rivalry game? It is unbeleivable! I think Buffalo knows the curse as well. 04-cheers
(This post was last modified: 10-12-2008 01:57 PM by Arrohead.)
10-12-2008 01:56 PM
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RE: The curse of Kelly Shorts Stadium
Let's see, I think the gluebags might have won once at K/S Stadium since 1973 (but, then again, I could be wrong --- maybe a tie?). I do know that the BROwNCOwS have left Unbrokeback-MOUNTain multiple times with an @ss full of Chimp-Dick, and a mouth full of dwarf muff. Sounds like a PRICELESS weekend to me. We're waiting on you Jamarko-Jar-Jar Binks!!!!
10-12-2008 06:31 PM
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