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Of the Athletes you have met, who was the nicest, and who was the biggest jerk?

Jase

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My company use to sponser alot of local Bay Area charity events, so I ran into quite a few players and coaches, for the most part they were all pretty cool. Only Sebass and Plummer were complete dicks they just wanted there apperance fee they didnt care about anything else.

Nicest: Rob Fredrickson, Rickey Henderson, Eric Davis, Jesse Sapolu.

Chris Mullen

Assholes: Sebastian Janikowski, Gary Plummer

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Rick Flair couldn't be nicer IMO considering he came home one time when I was in high school to his entire house filled with drunk 17 year olds and my buddy wearing his WCW belt and dropping elbows on freshman from the corner of his leather couch and yelling "whooooooooooooooooo!"

Think I might of been at that party with you... Bunch of Providence people?

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