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New Jersey story: Governor race heats up - Los Angeles Times
MiamiHerald.com New Jersey story: Governor race heats upLos Angeles TimesAfter some 'Sopranos'-style campaigning by both sides, Democrat Jon Corzine may pull an upset and win reelection. The surge of support for Jon Corzine is attributed, in part, to President Obama, who is making his third...
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New Jersey story: Governor race heats up - Los Angeles Times
MiamiHerald.com New Jersey story: Governor race heats upLos Angeles TimesAfter some 'Sopranos'-style campaigning by both sides, Democrat Jon Corzine may pull an upset and win reelection. The surge of support for Jon Corzine is attributed, in part, to President Obama, who is making his third...
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Mike Jenkins sets INT sights high
Cornerback Mike Jenkins leads the Cowboys with two interceptions. He had a third taken away by a penalty on another player. The start has persuaded him to change his goal. Jenkins came into the season hoping to reach four interceptions, but has now revised that number. “Six,” Jenkins said....
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Mike Jenkins sets INT sights high
Cornerback Mike Jenkins leads the Cowboys with two interceptions. He had a third taken away by a penalty on another player. The start has persuaded him to change his goal. Jenkins came into the season hoping to reach four interceptions, but has now revised that number. “Six,” Jenkins said....
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The difference between 5-2, 4-3
With a win Sunday vs. Seattle the Cowboys will be 5-2 and at no worse than second place in the NFC East. With a loss they will be 4-3 and possible in third place in the division. Since Jerry Jones took over in 1989, how do starts of 5-2 or better compare to starts of 4-3 or worse? 5-2 2007 - 6-1 - finished...
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The difference between 5-2, 4-3
With a win Sunday vs. Seattle the Cowboys will be 5-2 and at no worse than second place in the NFC East. With a loss they will be 4-3 and possible in third place in the division. Since Jerry Jones took over in 1989, how do starts of 5-2 or better compare to starts of 4-3 or worse? 5-2 2007 - 6-1 - finished...
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Key matchup: Cowboys pressure vs. Seattle QB Matt Hasselbeck
Seattle’s Matt Hasselbeck will be making his sixth regular-season start against the Cowboys since joining Seattle in 2001, and he has posted a 3-2 record with four touchdown passes and four interceptions. The Seahawks are 2-2 in Hasselbeck’s four starts this year with him missing two full...
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Key matchup: Cowboys pressure vs. Seattle QB Matt Hasselbeck
Seattle’s Matt Hasselbeck will be making his sixth regular-season start against the Cowboys since joining Seattle in 2001, and he has posted a 3-2 record with four touchdown passes and four interceptions. The Seahawks are 2-2 in Hasselbeck’s four starts this year with him missing two full...
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Hello, again, Julius Jones
There was a time where Julius Jones was viewed as the next great Cowboys running back with Tony Dorsett and Emmitt Smith after some electrifying games as a rookie but it never came to light. Now in his second year with the Seahawks, Jones returns for his second game against the Cowboys. In his first...
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Posted by admin in DallasNews on 10 31st, 2009 | No Comments
Hello, again, Julius Jones
There was a time where Julius Jones was viewed as the next great Cowboys running back with Tony Dorsett and Emmitt Smith after some electrifying games as a rookie but it never came to light. Now in his second year with the Seahawks, Jones returns for his second game against the Cowboys. In his first...
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