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Sep072006

Week In Review

DateThursday, September 7, 2006 at 10:30AM

Jake from The Illini Report invited me to be on its panel of bloggers answering his questions for a fun and informative "Week In Review" feature on his website.

Week One's Week In Review has now been posted, take a look!

CFR was on the panel as well as UDubDish, Heisman Pundit and SportsBiz.

I should tell my brother about this, seeing as he's a U of I alum. 

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Thanks for participating! It was lots of fun. Should be an interesting discussion all season long.

Tell your brother to come check us out!
September 7, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterJake Parrillo

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