Here is the ninth set:
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Here is the eight set:
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Here is the seventh set:
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Hey, folks, it’s not that I’m having a bad day, it’s just that I thought we were past the zillions of hypothetical questions. I feel like since the games are over, people just want to ask questions for the sake of asking them, and so some folks just type up anything.
But I don’t know which questions are genuine, and which are folks just having nothing else to do, so I answer many of them.
Now, here is set No. VI:

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Jerry Rice Jr., a receiver at Menlo School, announced during a benefit at the school last night that he was going to walk-on at UCLA. He is the son of former NFL star receiver Jerry Rice.

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Adam Krikorian, who has won 10 National Collegiate Championships in water polo as head coach at UCLA, has been named head coach of USA Women’s National Team.
This is against the norm, but I thought it was worth it. Below is the full release from UCLA:

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Here is a story I wrote about for today’s paper about former Nebraska quarterback Patrick Witt being interested in transferring to UCLA.
Also, from what I understand, Witt’s size (6-foot-4, 220 pounds) and his pocket-passer approach are important aspects to running Bruins offensive coordinator Norm Chow’s offense.
I am told UCLA is interested in Witt, but it could be at least a month before Witt makes a decision on his next school.