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In support of the Good Sports organization, a New England-based organization which distributes equipment to community groups which serve disadvantaged youth, Kevin Faulk is raffling off a trip to London to see the Patriots play Tampa Bay on Oct. 25....
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September 29, 2009
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We made it to Friday.
Grab a spot at the bar, snag a cold glass and while I pour give me your prediction for the Ravens-Patriots game this Sunday.
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