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That sounds eerily similar to something DannyBoyCane once said about those corn fed Nebraska girls. Litte bit of that vibe again…..

Yeah they sure are. I remember the ‘80’s better.

Yes, he is. And no, he's not. He's American, a Floridian, as I said. He was born in Florida. I believe his father, Walter went to FAMU. Over the years, his father, Walter, played in the NFL (Broncos, i believe) and then in Montreal for the Alouettes. Alonzo spent part of his life growing up in...

Which of his specials flamed out? I can only remember the three Canadians as Sherko, Mercier and Romberg. I probably forgot the flameouts. A lot of his flameouts were American.

Man, I was in one of those smaller Ohio towns once, not even sure which one, but I would guess they are all alike: boring as ****. I believe it was Dayton. I was heading out west, moving to California, so it was probably on I-70. I think it's Dayton, but it might have been Akron. Probably not...

Hate to bring it up but I don't know why Marcus didn't have a greater career at UM. That was a period when I couldn't follow the team as closely as I do now but I was hoping for bigger things. Maybe there's something I've forgotten, like injuries? I dunno. I know, this is really tangential to...

Lot of boring places there.

Batty Ali G. In real life a ****** kid who graduated from Cambridge with honors and wrote his thesis on the American Civil Rights movement.

We’ve done well with Canadian kids, I think. I never heard of problems with the kids we had integrating into the program. Did we have any Black Canadian kids? Alonzo was different since his family was originally Floridian and he spent his last couple years at Columbus. That school in Texas...

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Don’t know about Toronto specifically, but we have had a good experience with Canada kids, going back to Alonzo Highsmith. (Yes, Highsmith). We’ve done especially well with OLs. That was largely because of Art Kehoe. UM has an attractiveness to Canadians, I believe. From what I understand, south...