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On Wednesday, with the conclusion of the NCAA's astoundingly clueless but purposefully humiliating 10-year "disassociation" penalty, the [link=http://yhoo.it/YtWLkH]University of Michigan is inviting former basketball star Chris Webber to give them a call[/link] and discuss if he wants to be a part of the family again. He may have to apologize first, though.
What Michigan should be doing is calling Webber and saying sorry to him.
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No, I don't think so.
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No, I don't think so.
Time to get over it.
I second this!!
GO BLUE!
If Chris Webber saying "go blue" or wearing a Michigan tee shirt around really makes you that mad, maybe you should reassess your priorities in life. Who cares.
Ugh, if it was only one mistake and not a consistent pattern of lying and deception that resulted in federal charges and put the program in a huge whole for years.
Yes, the University bears responsibility for what happened but so does Webber and his family who LIED through their teeth for years.
I'm willing to move on but I won't sugar coat what he did.
Yes, because we should ALWAYS use Ohio and Tressell as our guide. [8|]