TFD: TCU rubs it in Ohio State's face ... and a Friday apology list

Good times.

January 7, 2011 at 10:14PM
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First, a funny story from ESPN.com. Have a look-see. TCU!

Next: When you have 20 or so blog items a week, plus things on Page 2, you make a few folks disgruntled with your opinions. As such, we present: Apologizing to the people we've offended this week. With enough practice, this could become a new weekly feature. Sorry to:

*An e-mailer who doesn't like Vince Young (referenced on Page 2 Friday): For the love of God, tell me that was a misprint please. Vince Young? People are interested in Vince Young? Vince Young is horse-[redacted], not to mention a prima donna. Thats just what this team needs. A malcontent that throws his pads into the stands like a child. Please squash this horrible rumor as soon as possible. There's no way any serious fan wants Vince Young in Minnesota, unless it's as another teams idiotic choice as their QB and we are kicking their [redacteds].

*Ringette Canada (very recently offended).

(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

*Those who do not like Josh McDaniels.

That about covers it. Tonight we will try to prove that we can relax while bowling instead of being ultra-competitive. What will you do to make a difference in this world?

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Michael Rand

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Michael Rand is the Minnesota Star Tribune's Digital Sports Senior Writer and host/creator of the Daily Delivery podcast. In 25 years covering Minnesota sports at the Minnesota Star Tribune, he has seen just about everything (except, of course, a Vikings Super Bowl).

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