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In this episode of Inside the Lines Hall of Famer Rod Woodson explains why athletes are creatures of habit and what a home field advantage really means.Please check out http://videos.betus.com for more.Author: BetUSflix Tags: Rod Woodson home field advantag Kenyon Rasheed Inside the Lines football BetUS sportsbook hall fame Posted: 19 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

See who Rod Woodson chooses for Rookie of the Year in this Inside the Lines interview with Kenyon Rasheed.Please check out http://videos.betus.com/ for more videos and interviews.Author: BetUSflix Tags: Rod Woodson Kenyon Rasheed Mark Sanchez rookie the year sportsbook football BetUS Inside Lines Posted: 20 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Kenyon Rasheed comments on the epic and controversial scuffle between DeAngelo Hall and Mike Smith. Please see http://videos.betus.com/ for more exclusive interviews.Author: BetUSflix Tags: Kenyon Rasheed Inside the Lines DeAngelo Hall Mike Smith football BetUS sportsbook interview fight Posted: 20 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

In this Inside the Lines episode interviewer and retired football player Kenyon Rasheed puts Hall-of-Famer Rod Woodson on the spot while they go over divisional front runners for football 2009-2010.Please go to http://videos.betus.com/ for more videos.Author: BetUSflix Tags: Kenyon Rasheed Rod Woodson Inside the Lines BetUS sportsbook football divisional front runners interview Posted: 20 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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MySpace page among smiling baby pictures. Only the countless profile posts that read RIP let on that something is wrong. The up-and-coming Brooklyn born-and-bred comedian collapsed and died at his Queens home on Nov. 27, leaving behind three young daughters, a large family and an unfinished career. In his 10 years in the comedy business, Thurmond managed to build an impressive rsum, scoring a coveted spot on P. Diddy's Bad Boys Of Comedy and a recurring role on MTV's Uptown Comedy Club. ...

Highlights from UNC's 86-84 overtime win over Wake Forest in the 1994 ACC Tournament.Author: raycomsports Tags: Raycom Sports ACC 1994 North Carolina UNC Wake Forest Tournament Jerry Stackhouse Rasheed Wallace Tim Duncan Randolph Childress Posted: 22 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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Comedian Rasheed Thurmond on Bad Boys of comedy. Rasheed Thurmond passed away Nov. '07 apparently of a heart attack, he was 36yrs old. Born in East New York, Thurmond and his four siblings were raised in a Vermont Ave. house by his stern father, who worked as a train conductor, and his mother, who worked as a token clerk. He started comedy at the age of 5, recalled his mother, Elizabeth Thurmond, 61. My friend was afraid of mousetraps, and when he found out, he would always put one in her pocket. News Article http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/brooklyn/2007/12/06/2007-12-06_brooklyn_comedian_rasheed_thurmond_dies_.html Brooklyn comedian Rasheed Thurmond dies of unknown cause at home BY VERONIKA BELENKAYA DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Thursday, December 6th 2007, 4:00 AM Y'all good? Brooklyn in the house? I'm glad. I love people from Brooklyn. I'm from Brooklyn, says comedian Rasheed Thurmond to a cheering audience as he strolls onto the stage. The YouTube video flashes on Thurmond's MySpace page among smiling baby pictures. Only the countless profile posts that read R.I.P. let on that something is wrong. The up-and-coming Brooklyn born-and-bred comedian collapsed and died at his Queens home on Nov. 27, leaving behind three young daughters, a large family and an unfinished career. In his 10 years in the comedy business, Thurmond managed to build an impressive résumé, scoring a coveted spot on P. Diddy's Bad Boys Of Comedy and a recurring role on MTV's Uptown Comedy Club. Three months ago, Thurmond, 36, taped Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam, which will air on HBO starting in January for three months. This was going to catapult him to the top, said his grieving cousin Dion Seaberry. Born in East New York, Thurmond and his four siblings were raised in a Vermont Ave. house by his stern father, who worked as a train conductor, and his mother, who worked as a token clerk. He started comedy at the age of 5, recalled his mother, Elizabeth Thurmond, 61. My friend was afraid of mousetraps, and when he found out, he would always put one in her pocket. We don't know what happened. We're waiting for the autopsy, she said, adding there is family history of heart and kidney failure. After graduating from Chelsea High School in Manhattan, Thurmond worked a number of odd jobs - from driving an ambulance to working for J.Crew. He could have been close to Chris Rock, because he was definitely an aspiring comedian out of Brooklyn, said his pal and fellow comedian A.G. White. Nobody makes it out of East New York, comedywise. Rasheed had a gift, where his characters were so precise, that you were really in tune with what he was saying. Still, he didn't let the success get to his head, said his mother. He was always gonna be the boy from Brooklyn, she said. He was always proud of Brooklyn - he always carried that pride of his neighborhood. He was proud of where he came from.