In a weekend filled with nail-biting finishes, Donovan McNabb rallied Philadelphia to an improbable win over Green Bay
"I once asked my father-in-law, who worked on the railroad
outdoors on the border of North Dakota and Canada, how he could
stand the cold. He told me, 'It surely keeps the riffraff out.'"
--MINOT NATIVE AND LONGTIME LSU BASKETBALL COACH DALE BROWN
This is an article from the Jan. 19, 2004 issue
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