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It's been a pretty rough week for former Chicago Bears wide receiver Sam Hurd. On Thursday, Hurd was arrested for allegedly attempting to buy a massive amount of drugs, including a half ton of marijuana, to then distribute in the Chicago area. Predictably, the Bears cut him loose on Friday, but that hasn't stopped him from hoping to catch on elsewhere.
And no, that doesn't mean next year, in hopes this all blows over. Hurd reportedly wants to play right now and hopes another team will snatch him up quickly.
Attorney for ex #Bears WR Sam Hurd told reporters Hurd is hopeful another team will pick him up this season.
Seems a tad bit optimistic, considering the circumstances. Even if he does end up beating the charge, for whatever reason, Hurd is damaged goods, and a charge such as the one he's facing tends to linger around for a while.
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Barry
SAN FRANCISCO—Eight years of being investigated for steroid allegations ended for home run king Barry Bonds on Friday with a 30-day sentence to be served at home. No more — and maybe less.
http://www.wdcpost.com/2011/12/barry-bonds-avoids-prison-gets-house.html
by Mariano Karesty on Dec 17, 2011 6:39 AM EST reply actions
Who the hell is Barry Bonds, and how is this relevant to the article?
Ron Paul 2012
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