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Kiffin, Brooks, Barber

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craig01: Forum Mod; Posts: 20,958; And1: 483; Joined: Dec 24, 2005; Location: orlando; Post #1 » by craig01 » Mon Dec 29, 2008 10:57 pm

Kiffin, Brooks, Barber

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Post #1 » by craig01 » Mon Dec 29, 2008 10:57 pm

Looks like all 3 may have seen their last days in Tampa.

Great careers should they be over.

Basketball is driven by three principles:

1) Movement 2) Application of fundamentals 3) Predictability

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wizkid27: Retired Mod; Posts: 2,636; And1: 166; Joined: Jun 21, 2004; Location: Indianapolis; Post #2 » by wizkid27 » Mon Jan 5, 2009 8:32 pm

Re: Kiffin, Brooks, Barber

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Post #2 » by wizkid27 » Mon Jan 5, 2009 8:32 pm

Man... this would definitely be the end of a legacy if the three of them were out (as it looks that they may). Brooks has been my favorite player for years. Hopefully the Bucs can continue on without missing a beat, but it would be insanely difficult when losing that much leadership from the defensive side of the ball that has been the rock for this team for years.

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craig01: Forum Mod; Posts: 20,958; And1: 483; Joined: Dec 24, 2005; Location: orlando; Post #3 » by craig01 » Tue Jan 6, 2009 11:39 pm

Re: Kiffin, Brooks, Barber

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Post #3 » by craig01 » Tue Jan 6, 2009 11:39 pm

Arguably, Brooks is the greatest Buc of all time (sorry LeRoy).

If he's done it's a huge loss.

Basketball is driven by three principles:

1) Movement 2) Application of fundamentals 3) Predictability

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wizkid27: Retired Mod; Posts: 2,636; And1: 166; Joined: Jun 21, 2004; Location: Indianapolis; Post #4 » by wizkid27 » Thu Jan 8, 2009 7:07 am

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Post #4 » by wizkid27 » Thu Jan 8, 2009 7:07 am

he's got to be. there were several pretty key bucs throughout the 90s decade. but i would have to say due to his tenure with the team and his consistently high level of skill on the field and participation/citizenship off of the field, it's got to be him.

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