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Former NFL’er convicted of… wait, “former” - that IS news
It’s sort of like the scene in the movie “Invincible” where Vince Papale plays pick-up games of football with his friends, except after the game, instead of winning a spot with the Philladelphia Eagles imagine that he drives his car onto the field and tries to run over the other team.
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Former NFL running back Lawrence Phillips was convicted of assault, and just generally being a complete moron, on October 10th, stemming from charges that he drove his pickup truck onto a field after a game of football, and tried to run over a bunch of the players.
Phillips played 25 games for the St. Louis Rams, but they released him during the 1997 season because… well, because he was a jackass. Later that same season, Phillips signed with the Miami Dolphins, and was released by the team after beating up a woman in a nightclub.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/football/ncaa/10/10/phillips.charged.ap/
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