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football drops today and seems to be getting so decent early bids. Might develop. It is a bit long but perfect name for purpose.
 
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I think this name is too long,but base ball fans who want to built a forum will like to buy this name at $100.

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No way of getting around the length. 3 nice keywords. Straight to the point.

As is, wholesale...$75+

Fantasy sports are big. Nice end-user potential.

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too bad theres only like 40 something games left in the season if I am correct? coast is correct, strait to the point. Mid to upper $xx @ wholesale.
 
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probly would be best to hold on to till a month before spring training =P
 
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min $25 and more
 
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low$xx wholesale

good luck
 
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low $xx to long
 
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football brought good money, and its the perfect term.
 
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Worth at least a few hundred. What did football go for? That's probably a good gauge of value.
 
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far too long so maybe $midxx
 
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would be interested in knowing who got football. Enom ended with $200 and didn't win. Current landing page is>>>....makes me wonder who won it. Doesn't look like like pool, wiz, or buy and those(and snap) are the norm. Both names should be developed by someone thats into all that or likes cash....I'm not into former.
 
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