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The LA Clippers defeated the Brooklyn Nets 126-89 Sunday night, capping off a 15-3 stretch dating back to December. For one fan, it meant he had to eat his words -- literally. Clippers coach Ty Lue ...

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The Los Angeles Clippers have shocked the NBA world by how they've bounced back from a 6-21 start. None more than a Clippers writer who had to eat his words after a rash promise last month. Robert ...

Nate Burleson of CBS Mornings predicted on Friday that the Texans would beat the Patriots Sunday. On Monday, he literally ate his words on live TV in Boston. Trump orders release of Arkansas ...

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