When Sidney is cleared.....aaaaahhh screw it. You will all know who called it.

ronartest

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Along these lines too. Not trying to pull a "My brother's girlfriend's dad's best friend's doctor's daughter's husband has inside info" type thing either. I'm just sayin..
 

el capitan

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Don't quote me on this because the source isn't exactly credible, but I heard one of the assistant coaches said Sidney will be playing in 2 weeks. If it were true, I don't see why they wouldn't have announced it already. It's probably ********, but interesting nonetheless.
 

Pointcitydawg

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Like I said earlier, my little brother helps out with the game day activities, and he asked one of the asst coaches if Sidney was going to get to play. The coach told him that Sidney had been cleared and would be playing in two weeks. Maybe it was wishful thinking from an asst coach, I don't know.
 

patdog

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I suspect the asst. coach means that he thinks he'll be cleared in a couple of weeks.
 

Dawgbreeze

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But Cowbell was right on and if anyubody wants to bet me and him $50.00, I'll jump in too because I believe he will be cleared.
 

patdog

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as in Erroll Flynn.
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Flynn had a reputation for his womanizing, consumption of alcohol and brawling. His freewheeling, hedonistic lifestyle caught up with him in November 1942 when two under-age girls, Betty Hansen and Peggy Satterlee, accused him of statutory rape.<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-17"><span>[</span>18<span>]</span> A group was organized to support Flynn, named the American Boys' Club for the Defense of Errol Flynn (ABCDEF); its members included William F. Buckley, Jr.<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-18"><span>[</span>19<span>]</span> The trial took place in January and February 1943, and Flynn was cleared of the charges. The incident served to increase his reputation as a ladies' man, which led to the popular phrase "in like Flynn", the phrase being later parodied in the James Coburn comedy spy film In Like Flint.<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-19"><span>[</span>20<span>]</span></p>
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DawgatAuburn

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The expression is in like Flynn and refers to Erroll Flynn. I don't know the context, but I know the origin.