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In a League of Its Own - stan01 - 08-30-2012
Check out this graphic considering a team's on the field power and off the field behavior.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443864204577619653485090364.html?mod=wsj_share_tweet#project%3DGOS0830%26articleTabs%3Dinteractive
Re: In a League of Its Own - stan01 - 08-30-2012
Stanford Football tweeted it. I absolutely love their comment:
Stanford Football â@StanfordFball
"#gostanford RT @steph_web: @WSJ grid of shame shows @StanfordFball in league of its own. Tell me something I don't know http://on.wsj.com/POYHja"
Re: In a League of Its Own - fullmetal - 08-30-2012
I am one of many retweeters. In fact, I find that my Twitter acct is pretty much a repeater station for particularly witty or important tweets of accounts that I follow. Completely derivative, very little original thought. Yay Twitter.
Re: In a League of Its Own - stan01 - 08-30-2012
This reminds me: maybe Cardboard should tweet its front page articles. The soccer analysis, for example, was particularly well written and there isn't much in depth analysis out there on the net and the website is a bit hard to find, I've been a fan for many years and just recently stumbled across it.Â