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Deuce McAllister
Deuce McAllister is a running back for the New Orleans Saints. He is number 26 and is 6'1 and 232 pounds. The New Orleans Saints are coached by Sean Payton and are in the NFC South.
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Kansas City, Missouri – Rookie K Garrett Hartley coolly converted a 35-yard field goal with just over 3 minutes left to widen the Saints’ lead over the Chiefs to 30-20, the final margin of victory as the Saints improved to 5-5. New Orleans received touchdowns runs from Deuce McAllister, Pierre Thomas and a receiving score by Lance Moore, as well as Hartley field goals.RB Deuce McAllister, the team’s all-time leading rusher, moved into a tie...
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In looking over the Jets’ next opponent, some interesting details come to light. Here they are in no particular order:
1) The New Orleans’ fans are surprised that their team has racked up 512 yards rushing since they are, traditionally, a mediocre running team. Their last complete runner was Deuce McAllister, limited by injuries the last [...]
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From thejetsblog.com
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New Orleans, La. – In the end, it was a game of numbers for the Saints.Deuce, Tres, Quatro and Seis being the most important numbers of the day for the Black-and-Gold as they rolled to a 31-17 win over NFC foe San Francisco.On an afternoon that marked the triumphant return to regular playing time for all-time Saints’ leading rusher Deuce McAllister, it was the number 3 that played an equally pivotal number in keying the Saints’ victory, as...
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From neworleanssaints.com
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EA's black and pink football jerseys are a piece of PlayStation Home avatar clothing we don't mind spending $2 on, with all proceeds going towards New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees' breast cancer awareness charity. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and EA is using PlayStation Home to spread the word. Now through November 11th, the publisher will be selling pink and black football jerseys through the PlayStation Home EA...
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From kotaku.com
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Hokie and Mike Detillier are both questioning the team this week. "This is THE trap game." both men called it. ???TRAP GAME???We are the New Orleans Saints. We have supported a losing team for generations now. A game is a game. We all understand how the slate is wiped clean. Once you shuck that oyster, suck it out. Then throw away the shell. RIGHT? Last week's oyster was tricky to shuck..... it's long gone now.....7 - 0?In 1988, when I...
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