Hansbrough Story Bets

Collegiate Sports
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Just for fun, where do you seriously think the Hansbrough injury story will be in tomorrows printed Charlotte Observer?
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/college_hoops/story/290227.html

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All joking aside… FRONT PAGE.

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Front Sports page, without question, with a teaser on the Paper Front page.

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front page of sports section. no blog for tarholes. does the observer have a reporter assigned to cover the tarhole practices? the story broke in the observer as quickly as it did espn.com. 49erbust and nlp are saying the observer office has a baby blue phone to chapel hill that functions the same way as the red phone in the white house. classic.

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49erbust and nlp are saying the observer office has a baby blue phone to chapel hill that functions the same way as the red phone in the white house. classic.
For the record, I said it first. That is all.
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How will this play in the Observer.

  • Bobcats postgame coverage - Rick Bonnell asks Felton, May, Brown, et al what this injury means to the Heels.

  • Peter St Onge blogs on how this injury will affect voters choices on election day.

  • Local News: Will gas prices go up because of Hansbrough’s injury?

  • Editorial Page: Should NC Elections Board to extend Early Voting Hours for all Tar Heel fans.

and a banner across the top of the front page: "COMING ON SATURDAY for Kids: Enter our “Get Well Soon Card for Tyler Contest”. You might win a Tar Heels Cap.

also ,a small footnote at the bottom of the sports front page…Mike P. to take immediate leave of absence to deal with a personal issue.

On Sunday, the editorial section will include guest editorials from Roy and Dean, as they both reflect on Tyler’s impact of all NC residents.

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There’s a secondary running bet in the shoutbox. Just putting this in for posterity in case it happens in this thread.

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already on charlotteobserver.com front page

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is a stress reaction similar to a stress fracture?

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19 votes are in. and still zero votes that it will not be on front page of sports.

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[QUOTE=swilson47;355261]is a stress reaction similar to a stress fracture?[/QUOTE]

its a precursor to a stress fracture

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[URL=http://www.eorthopod.com/public/patient_education/3093/whats_the_difference_between_a_stress_reaction_and_a_stress.html]Difference between the two[/URL]

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Both should be treated with [B]six weeks[/B] of casting with nonweightbearing.

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It looks like NNN was having some fun last night.

I think this will receive only mention in a [B]blog[/B]. Why was that not a selection in this poll? :shades:

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I had no sympathy when I heard this because this image kept popping in my head…

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according to my sources, the subject of Scott Fowler’s next column will be “Why the start of the college season should be delayed until Tyler Hansbrough is healthy to play”.

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according to my sources, the subject of Scott Fowler's next column will be "Why the start of the college season should be delayed until Tyler Hansbrough is healthy to play".
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
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Langston Wertz will also be providing his view on the subject…in the form of criticizing Charlotte area sports fans for not recognizing how special a talent the Heels have in Tyler Hansbrough.

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How will this play in the Observer.

  • Bobcats postgame coverage - Rick Bonnell asks Felton, May, Brown, et al what this injury means to the Heels.

  • Peter St Onge blogs on how this injury will affect voters choices on election day.

  • Local News: Will gas prices go up because of Hansbrough’s injury?

  • Editorial Page: Should NC Elections Board to extend Early Voting Hours for all Tar Heel fans.

and a banner across the top of the front page: "COMING ON SATURDAY for Kids: Enter our “Get Well Soon Card for Tyler Contest”. You might win a Tar Heels Cap.

also ,a small footnote at the bottom of the sports front page…Mike P. to take immediate leave of absence to deal with a personal issue.

On Sunday, the editorial section will include guest editorials from Roy and Dean, as they both reflect on Tyler’s impact of all NC residents.

classic post…:lmao::lmao::lmao: this gets my vote for post of the month (atleast)!