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^ I found this little gem while bouncing around a few sites and thought that it could be a way to spend some time during the debacle of the CBA. I realize it wasn't the initial intent of this thread but that's where it has morphed to.

Re: Passing The Time During A Work-Stoppage
 

[quote=sportscurmudgeon;788549]Wait till he finds out that there are no 7-figure signing bonuses in track and field...[/quote]

Also, wait till he finds out they don't have a 40 yard event at the olympics. Being fast in the 40 is one thing, being fast in the 100m is another.

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CJ was a track star in high school, so I think he's aware of the length of the races. He's fast any way you slice it.

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[quote=Mattyk;788776]CJ was a track star in high school, so I think he's aware of the length of the races. He's fast any way you slice it.[/quote]

I know. I'm a fellow ECU Alum that saw him every Saturday when he played here. I miss that dude.

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I hope he makes the team and gets the chance to play in an MLS game. When I first came across this story I thought Ochocinco was just being a attention seeking moron, but it turns out he actually played soccer in high school and really loves to play the sport.


[url=http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/football/nfl/03/23/ochocinco.ap/index.html]Chad Ochocinco begins soccer tryout for Sporting Kansas City - NFL - SI.com[/url]

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Defensewins:

It is possible that ChadO could play soccer for the KC MLS team AND SIMULTANEOUSLY be an "attention seeking moron".

These need not be an "either/or" situation...