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Found September 30, 2008 on SPORTS by BROOKS: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Josh Howard Says He's Sorry For Slamming Star Spangled Banner
TEAMS: Dallas Mavericks
PLAYERS: Josh Howard,  Josh Howard
Josh Howard formally apologized for the viral video featuring the Mavericks star slamming the Star Spangled Banner. Concerning his anthem dissing, Josh responded, "That's not me. That's not Josh Howard. That was an idiot."
Original Story: http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/josh-ho... Verified_ybn

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  • Mizzy21390
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    Mizzy21390 said September 30, 2008

    im sorry but i dont kno how he culd think he can joke about that song.. to many americans its such a prideful song and for him to even joke about it, will easily get many mad. I kno hes sorry, but even saying that will not change the minds of the other ppl who were offended. No matter how many times he says it..
  • grmd61
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    grmd61 said September 30, 2008

    At least he got the idiot part right.
    • Mizzy21390
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      Mizzy21390 replied October 01, 2008

      haha i kno right... :)
  • mitressehc
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    mitressehc said October 01, 2008

    What a dumba$$. Saying that sh#t about the National Anthem and not even thinking about what is going on in Iraq with these young soldiers dying for this country and he ungratefully opens his big mouth. I wish somebody would slap him.

  • igglesfan01 said October 01, 2008

    He is just another over paid professional player, showing the world what he really thinks of it. He got caught, and got press, that to some is a all they want . If he is really sorry do something to help this country out , and not do it in front of a bunch of reporters to enlarge his already too big ego...I bet he is friends with T.O.
    • Mizzy21390
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      Mizzy21390 replied October 01, 2008

      i would think so... he prolly is TO's friend. He wanted to do this to get his name on the news.. just like how he admitted that he smokes weed in the off season. Who does that? But he knew he was gonna get press, so he said it...
  • yoitsvic1126
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    yoitsvic1126 said October 02, 2008

    this ni&&a aint sorry he said it. he sorry he got filmed when he said it. frrrruck this bitch. he still thinks the same thing. i guarantee u he still says this shit when he with his homies. country ass ni&&a
  • lazcab

    lazcab said October 21, 2008

    TO LATE... SARAH PALIN SAYS HE'S A SOCIALIST.... LOL

  • Mavurick said October 21, 2008

    Wow, this dude has to be the dumbest guy to hit the hard wood since Shawn Kemp!!! Hey Mo, I can't believe McDonald's was dumb enough to hire you as a spoksperson, but your dumba$$ is even dumber because you can't keep the hatred inside, you've got to blurt it out.
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