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Lockout seems inevitable...what will you do


carolinaAl

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I guess I'll just spend my sundays at the YMCA playing more basketball during that time, or go fishing I guess??? More studying lol, I dont know. I hope they dont lockout. Sept and Oct will be horrible. I need NFL football or something to atleast hold me off until the NBA season starts.

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While both sides are at fault, players HAVE to start taking pay cuts, rookies first. It's getting out of hand. It started in MLB with A-Rod with the Rangers then Yankees. When I was a kid no player would even dream of making $100m+ per contract. I understand that as time grows, so does life's expenses...but the rate things are going, we'll have a $200m contract before you know it and some rookie will make $100m. It's getting crazy. NOBODY, in any sport, or in any profession for that matter deserves that much money. Nobody.

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More ski trips,maybe watch more college football.Maybe drive 3 hours to an early season Hurricane game if they decide to get their sh#t together!Yeah,watch more hockey even if the Hurricanes suck again!I still don't see a lot of people ditching the NFL for good,I like watching college ball but I really don't keep up w/it as much,no playoffs,bowl games don't mean sh#t to me!

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