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what the fuck is that?Comment
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you and jc..............Originally posted by kbsooner21
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who cares2013 NCAA POD Record
8-3ATS +3.80 units
2013 NFL POD Record
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bump 4 the best post ever....Originally posted by 10DimeBry
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Bover which stick shift out of the drivers that KB listed do you want to use the mostOriginally posted by bover1bump 4 the best post ever....
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Do I have to choose just one??
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BoveComment
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Poor bover so many choices, but so little to offer
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Originally posted by kbsooner21
Do I have to choose just one??
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Bove lets make fun of rj its alot more fun....
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Originally posted by bover1 lets make fun of rj its alot more fun....
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go hide a body...........Originally posted by BettorsChat MY MEAT IN THE HOT DESERT.......Comment
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Kb - You prolly already read all this ....
Inside dope: Richmond
NASCAR Release
September 7, 2006
→ Race No.: 26 of 36
→ This Week: Chevy Rock & Roll 400
→ Track: Richmond International Raceway
→ TV: 7 p.m. Sunday, TNT <---------
[YOU SHOULD LET THEM KNOW THAT MOST OF US WILL BE WATCHING THE RACE ON SATURDAY NIGHT ]
[09|09|06 7 p.m. Chevy Rock and Roll 400 ]
• Only 117 points separate Pos. 3-10 in the Nextel Cup Series point standings.
• Only 147 points separate Pos. 3-11. A driver can gain a maximum of 156 points over another competitor in each event.
• The 11th-place driver, Kasey Kahne, can move as high as third in the standings following Saturday's Chevy Rock & Roll 400 at Richmond. He is currently just 30 points behind 10th place driver Jeff Burton.
• Any driver in Pos. 3-10 can fall from the top 10 following Saturday's event.
• Only points leader Matt Kenseth and second-place Jimmie Johnson have clinched Chase berths.
• The drivers in Pos. 3-10 will clinch a Chase berth with the following finishes Saturday, regardless of how other competitors finish:
Kevin Harvick -- 40th
Jeff Gordon -- 25th
Kyle Busch -- 22nd
Dale Earnhardt Jr. -- 16th
Denny Hamlin -- 16th
Tony Stewart -- seventh
Mark Martin -- fourth
Jeff Burton -- fourth
• If Kasey Kahne wins at Richmond and leads the most laps, and both Jimmie Johnson and Matt Kenseth finish 21st or worse, 11 drivers could make the Chase.
Examples from 2004 and 2005 illustrate how every position has championship implications:
• Kurt Busch began the 2004 Chase in seventh place. Had he started in 10th, with 10 fewer points, he would've lost the title by two points that season to Johnson.
• Johnson, who finished second to Busch in the final 2004 standings, relinquished the standings lead to Jeff Gordon following that season's cutoff event at Richmond, costing him five points. The final margin between Busch and Johnson? Eight points.
• Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart scored identical point totals during the 2005 Chase, but Edwards began 35 points behind Stewart. He ended the season still trailing Stewart by just 35.
• The sports statistics experts at STATS LLC have calculated 725,760 different possibilities for the order of the top 11 drivers following Saturday's event.
• Last week, STATS LLC calculated 574,560 different possibilities for the order of the top 11 drivers following last Sunday's event at California Speedway. This week's increase is due to the fact that Harvick -- currently in third place -- can fall from Chase contention.
The CHASE BABY 
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Originally posted by bover1
U don't have to take that off him , Hannibal !
Knock knock .....Pizza !
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Dick Trickle .....he's A Gaymer !Comment
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Bottom 3 are in Deep shit .... I think Stewart blows it tonight but I don't see a Top 5 in the cards for Martin or Burton . Kahne is in ....
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