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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-05

Posted on | December 5, 2009 | No Comments

  • HOLY COW! Cincinnati stuns Pittsburgh 45-44 on last-second TD, rallies from 21-point deficit. Headed to BCS, perhaps a shot at Natl Champ? #
  • Hey @davidfrancois, we've now got us some @fiveguys in Cincinnati. http://tweetphoto.com/5903420 #
  • If Texas wins tonight, then why can't the BCS give us TCU vs Cincinnati? That would be better than TCU and Cincy playing BCS also-rans. #
  • @edwardesposito About time Cincy got Five Guys. in reply to edwardesposito #
  • Here's an interesting scenario. Let's say Texas wins tonight, but looks sucky. Can either TCU or Cincy leapfrog UT? #big12 #bcs #
  • @pastordan23 We'll see. Texas looks pretty flat. The Cincy game had real drama. #
  • Texas vs Nebraska – now that's BAD FOOTBALL. #

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    A native Texan recently transplanted to Cincinnati. Husband 20 years, father 2x. Loves Cowboys and Bengals football, Rangers and Reds baseball, playing tennis and running. Working in digital/web media for The E. W. Scripps Company-owned TV stations across the country. Not missing Texas' 100-degree-plus summer weather. Expecting my SMU Mustangs to get to the BCS in 2010.
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