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Posted Apr 17th 2008 9:09AM by Charles Rich
Filed under: Michigan Football, West Virginia Football, Big 10, Big East, NCAA FB Coaching

Got $2 million dollars to spare? Want to live in a gated community in Morgantown? An early 90s McMansion can be yours. It has a tennis court, swimming pool, 5 fireplaces, boat docks and sits on 2 acres. Go ahead, take the photo tour.

Hold off on making an immediate offer, though. The present owner might be more motivated to sell by the end of August. After the trial is finished. At that point, Rich Rodriguez might need the money.

You might be able pick up the house that sits off of -- wait for it... wait for it... Cheat Lake -- at a nice discount.

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1. I hope you don't receive a salary for this drivel. It's tiresome.

Posted at 9:45AM on Apr 17th 2008 by Scalz1

2. and 2 million is way overpriced for that area. trust me, I know.

Posted at 9:45AM on Apr 17th 2008 by Moonshine Mike

3. Oh no, he deserves every penny.

Posted at 1:14PM on Apr 17th 2008 by Johnny

4. No...He really IS worth every penny...BOTH of them!

GO OSU!

GEAUX Tigers

CRUSH the wolverweenies

Posted at 7:57AM on Apr 18th 2008 by Dirk

5. scalz1 wrote: " I hope you don't receive a salary for this drivel. It's tiresome."

and, yet, you keep reading...

Aww, too bad. He left his WVU barcalounger in the basement.

Posted at 2:24PM on Apr 22nd 2008 by Andrew

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