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More Silver For The Display Case

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I'm Goin' Down, Down, Down, Down

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Racers To Face Relegation

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Racers Let Two Get Away

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Get Lost, Hall of Famer.

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2/19/2012  0 replies    

Finally!

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Velsaco Stole The Ball!

9/26/2010  0 replies    

Munegato Out For Conference Final Match

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The Streak Is Over! Kind Of.

9/12/2010  0 replies    

Bob Booth Finally An All-Star

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Another Deep Tournament Run

7/29/2010  1 replies    

The Torment Continues

7/17/2010  1 replies    

Fred Lover and Frankie The Cat

6/24/2010  0 replies    

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Mocs Break Racers Hearts Again

6/9/2010  0 replies    

Every Thorn Has Its Rose

5/25/2010  2 replies    

Cristian Miguel Bracco Announces Retirement

5/20/2010  0 replies    

David Mobuta An All-Star

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Pala's Consecutive Game Streak Ends

4/27/2010  0 replies    

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4/22/2010  0 replies    

Changing Of The Guards

4/14/2010  0 replies    

Mocs Give Racers Deja Vu

4/11/2010  2 replies    

Racers Unveil New Colors, Logo

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3/7/2010  2 replies    

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2/15/2010  0 replies    

Yesterday's Hero, Today's Goat

2/6/2010  1 replies    

Miner Suffers Major Injury

2/5/2010  0 replies    

Terrible Shooter Enters 3-Pointer Contest

1/31/2010  0 replies    

Charino Replaces Zelezinger On Injured List

1/25/2010  0 replies    

Twitter Players Transferred

1/18/2010  0 replies    

Zelezinger Injured

1/14/2010  0 replies    

Tweet Tweaks Draft Class

12/19/2009  1 replies    

Racers acquire Shak

12/1/2009  0 replies    

It's All Down To One Game

11/24/2009  2 replies    

42-Point Fourth Leads Racers to Upset

11/8/2009  0 replies    

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10/25/2009  0 replies    

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9/22/2009  0 replies    

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Twitter Players Transferred

OMAHA - Omaha Racers draft choices Jamie Fenton (11770115) and Claude Dumas (11770147) , two of the three players at the center of the team's Twitter controversy, have been transferred to South American teams for the minimum transfer price of $1000.

"Now that they're not on the team anymore, can I say they sucked? Well, they sucked," said Racers owner Jerry Midwest. "And Dumas still has a weirdo haircut."

The comment did not generate any chuckles among the team's fan base, which has become annoyed at Midwest's inability to find good players in the draft. Of nine draft choices, guard Clarence Scott (9217171) had one productive season with the Racers but was outmatched in Division IV, center David Mobuta (9217177) still rides the bench, and forward Marco Antonio Carrera (11770141) is promising but still raw. The other six players were busts in Omaha. Two have already retired; only Kevin "The Masked" Clevenger (10588006) gets meaningful minutes.

This could spell trouble for the Racers' long-term aspirations. Four of the team's top six players, minutes-wise, are foreign imports on the wrong side of 30. With little money to import foreign talent, player development needs to improve if Omaha is to meet its goals.
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