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Thursday, February 16, 2012

Watch An Alabama Star Break A Defender's Ankles On His Way To A 76-Yard Touchdown Run

Alabama running back Trent Richardson bolstered his Heisman Trophy campaign with an incredible 76-yard touchdown run last night.

After Ricardson bursts through the line, he looks to be cornered by Ole Miss defenders at the 20 yard line.

But he jukes Senquez Golson to the ground at the 14-yard-line and scampers into the endzone.

Second-ranked Alabama won 52-7.

Here's the video (slow-mo replay of the juke at the 1-minute mark):

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Friday, September 23, 2011

Should The New Facebook Terrify You? The SAIcast Break It Down

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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Dow Off 95 Points, Stocks On Track To Break The 4-Day Streak

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Markets have been up and down today, as they have for the past three days. The Dow was up 100 points early and is now down near 100. NASDAQ off 1% too.

Economic data has been mediocre, without any big hits or misses. Initial claims fell slightly less than expected, as did productivity, while unit labor costs were up. The ISM index surprisingly came in above the contraction threshold. Construction spending was worse than expected.

Everyone's waiting on the big jobs report tomorrow.

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