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my bad. But seriously, i do have thoughts of my own which i've added in the article.

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From the article: Where are your original thoughts?

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With that out of the way, here are five players that could fill needs for the Falcons who might be available when they select. Note, I’m not including names like Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, Tennessee safety Eric Berry, Georgia Tech defensive end Derrick Morgan or Florida cornerback Joe Haden, all of whom likely will be long gone by the time the Falcons pick (barring a trade up).

♦ Clemson running back C.J. Spiller: I know, the Falcons need defense. But we all saw Michael Turner take a slight step back this year and later have some injury issues. Even if Turner bounces back, Jerious Norwood could be gone. He can’t stay healthy and his performances are uneven, to say the least. Jason Snelling was admirable as a replacement but he’s not a game-breaker. Spiller is a special player and a great kid. He would be a valuable addition.

♦ Florida defensive end Carlos Dunlap: If you can get past the fact that he was suspended for the SEC championship game against Alabama after being arrested and charged with DUI, he’s a difference maker on defense. Dunlap has size (6-6, 290) and speed and had 18 sacks over the last two seasons. The Falcons need to create more pressure on opposing quarterbacks.

♦ South Florida defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul: He was so good at USF that Jim Leavitt didn’t even slap him. He was a junior college transfer and has played only one season in Division I but is said to have great raw talent and speed. He led the Bulls with led the Bulls with 6 ½ sacks and 16.5 tackles, adding an interception, two forced fumbles and a blocked kick.

♦ Florida State cornerback Patrick Robinson: He’s considered the best overall senior cornerback in the draft (Haden is a junior), although the Seminoles’ defense definitely slipped this season. Probably because opponents stopped throwing to his side, Robinson had no interceptions this season and one last year after six as a sophomore. He’s a physical corner and also can returns kicks and punts.

♦ Iowa offensive tacke Bryan Bulaga: The Falcons can’t be sure what they have yet with injury-prone left tackle Sam Baker, and they could use another linemen, even if Baker develops. Bulaga is 6-6, 312 pounds and was a standout for the Hawkeyes all season, as evidenced in the Orange Bowl against Georgia Tech. He played left tackle this season.

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yeah d bag i do thought it was a good article.

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Again, where?

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There is no hope, but I will suffer through it until the bitter end.

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I just can't suffer any longer. I tend to stop watching any show once I get bored with it! If it's not entertaining me I will go find something else that will.

I thought she was fictitious and just showed how crazy he was.

Thomas does seem to fit:

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As a Grizzlies fan, I am proud that our team is playing with heart, aggression, determination, and all the other cliches. But damn, the Southwest Division is the only division in both conferences where all teams are above .500. Man, I hate the weakness that is the Eastern Conference.

Hell, what am I kidding, if we made the playoffs we'd be swept again anyway!

They worked together at USC. Never heard of them disliking each other. Is there some reason they hate each other? What am I missing?

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What radio station?

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I don't know! Someone just walked into my office and told me about it. I googled and got that link from twitter. We have some FL fans here who live in Gainesville. I was hoping some of them would tell us they heard it.

1. Calipari (recruiting)
2. Coach K
3. Matta
4. Calhoun
5. Beilein