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	<title>Comments on: Mark Sanchez is Hungry</title>
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		<title>By: Chris Theisen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chris Theisen</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Oct 2009 01:57:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I&#039;ll be honest I have family that has been in coaching and I have coached youth sports before and if any player ever ate food like that on the sideline I&#039;d not be real excited about it from a coaches view point. His excuse about not eating because he was busy and he was sick is a little ridiculous. If a player has an illness they would give him IV&#039;s or get him an energy bar or something of that nature not a hot dog. It really isnt a big deal but I garauntee you he wouldnt have done that in the Super Bowl or during a close game. If the game was close he would be studying photos of the defense or talking to coaches. His apology is trying to save him from a severe beating the next time they play the Raiders and because he got caught. And you better be sure the Jets would&#039;ve had fluids and food in him prior to the game if he was that sick. I wonder if he threw 6 interceptions last week because he had mustard residue on his fingers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ll be honest I have family that has been in coaching and I have coached youth sports before and if any player ever ate food like that on the sideline I&#8217;d not be real excited about it from a coaches view point. His excuse about not eating because he was busy and he was sick is a little ridiculous. If a player has an illness they would give him IV&#8217;s or get him an energy bar or something of that nature not a hot dog. It really isnt a big deal but I garauntee you he wouldnt have done that in the Super Bowl or during a close game. If the game was close he would be studying photos of the defense or talking to coaches. His apology is trying to save him from a severe beating the next time they play the Raiders and because he got caught. And you better be sure the Jets would&#8217;ve had fluids and food in him prior to the game if he was that sick. I wonder if he threw 6 interceptions last week because he had mustard residue on his fingers.</p>
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