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Rodney Harrison


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Seriously?  Are you guys that gullible?  Harrison early in this year didn't believe the Panthers were that great (in fact very few did including many people on this board).  So each week lately it has been a running joke that Harrison "hates" the Panthers.  Clearly it isn't true as he has had glowing things to say about the Panthers the last few weeks.

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while i'm on my "fug rodney harrison" rampage, here is why he was arguably the dirtiest player from 2000-2010.

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Harrison drew two personal-foul penalties last season. Seventeen players drew more, but none of them earned even one vote from head coaches as the league's dirtiest player. Coaches, encouraged not to vote for their own players, were granted anonymity for their candor.

Eleven of the 18 head coaches who responded singled out Harrison.

Most head coaches polled by ESPN.com identified Harrison quickly and without equivocation.

 

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