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Pats Cut Chad Jackson, UF WRs Continue Legacy of Not Being Very Good in NFL

It's an old story by now: two years ago, then-Florida wide receiver Chad Jackson had a jaw-dropping NFL combine. He busted out a 4.3-something 40, smoothly ran routes and snagged passes, and he subsequently saw his stock go through the roof. In the days and weeks leading up to the draft, he, along with Santonio Holmes,...

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AUTOBLOGGREEN

Mercedes-Benz will do the 'unthinkable' to go green

At the Mercedes press conference during last week's Paris Auto Show , the company rolled out its CLS â the car everyone was really there to see â for dessert.

SCIFI SQUAD

'Green Lantern' Trilogy in the Works?

I don't think it has an official textbook name, but if I were to give it one, it would be the Lord of the Rings method.

Jacquez Green News From the Web

04/30/12 Hines Ward in Athens for Stadion Classic celebrity... Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Atlanta GA Nothing burns up Hines Ward more than seeing the best football players in Georgia sign anywhere other than Georgia.
02/14/12 The End Of Sabanball: Details, Barbarians, And... Source: SB Nation A football dynasty peaking has a sound, or at least one football dynasty did.
02/01/12 A quick look at Florida football signees Source: Herald Tribune - Sarasota FL Florida received letters-of-intent from the following players as of 1:30 p.m.
01/17/12 Tim Tebow's Travels: A Media Orbit and a Dose of... Source: Bleacher Report The chronicles of Tim Tebow 's career have been a mixture of excitement and adversity.
07/26/11 Former UF star coaching talent Source: GatorSports.com - Gainesville FL Jacquez Green, a UF receiver/punt returner from 1995 to 1997 and now coaching at Tallahassee Lincoln, brought eight players to Friday Night Lights.

Background on Jacquez Green

D'Tanyian Jacquez Green (born January 15, 1976) is a former American college and professional football player who was a wide receiver and punt returner in the National Football League (NFL) for five seasons during the 1990s and early 2000s.

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