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Biakabutuka


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Are you implying that black people love chicken? I so happen to be an african american and am seriously offended.

"Searching for his next step after six years in the NFL, Tim decided to follow his entrepreneurial spirit and opened his own retail jewelry store in Charlotte, NC. Seven years and two locations later, Tim enjoyed success at every level. As the economy tumbled and the market declined, Tim began to rethink his strategy. Although the stores were profitable, he opted to exit early and sold the businesses. As he considered his next move, Tim spoke to his mentor who recommended franchising as an option. After much review and consideration, Tim chose to get involved with Bojangles."

http://www.thepafi.org/2011/12/tim-biakabutuka-from-the-field-to-franchising/

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Batuka was one of the most expensive per game Panthers, maybe the most. Probly the first hold out, drafted eigth. Seems he held out but wound up signing for basically what was offered. Wasn't he one of the guys that spoke 100 languages? A starter his rookie year, blew a knee early in the season. He played very well in college and quit early to play NFL. If you were dissapointed in his NFL preformance, you were not alone. Batuka was also dissapointed in his NFL career. Kind of like some US presidents, a lot of hope, but unfortunate preformance (blame who you will). Maybe he started too quickly. Maybe he should have finished college first. If I were him now, I blame Capers for starting him too fast. Best, his first 100 yard game was against the Falcons. (Were they in our division then?)

Here is a good link to a sumary.

http://aceofsports.blogspot.com/2008/07/where-you-at-tim-biakabutuka-edition.html

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