wtf

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/5107/news

Quote :

"Coles had six catches for 100 yards and a touchdown in last week's loss to New England and has 14 catches for a league-leading 253 yards in the first two games. Without Coles, the Jets offense could struggle against the Bills, although fellow receiver Jerrico McCotchery has stepped up his game"

9/25/2006 9:35:39 AM

hahaha

9/25/2006 9:38:51 AM

BLAME THE UNC MEDIA BIAS

9/25/2006 9:43:54 AM

lol

9/25/2006 9:46:27 AM

Funny, he never looked Irish to me.

9/25/2006 11:16:28 AM

neither does Shaq

9/25/2006 11:16:58 AM

damn, they crossed him with Justin McCariens (sp)

even after the play of the year so far this NFL season, dat nigga gets no love.

9/25/2006 11:18:29 AM

^^^neither did TA

9/25/2006 11:38:01 AM

The prefix Mc is generally Scottish, while the prefix O' is usually Irish.

But if you hear about a football player with a Scottish name, they are almost always black.

McNabb
McNair
McGahee
McAllister
McCariens

9/25/2006 11:38:36 AM

Why do you think that is, AndyMac?

9/25/2006 11:39:30 AM

No Idea

9/25/2006 11:41:49 AM

*shugs* they love McDonald's McNuggets?

9/25/2006 11:42:20 AM

Quote :

"Why do you think that is, AndyMac?"

9/25/2006 11:43:30 AM

I'm not black if that's what you're referring to

9/25/2006 11:45:12 AM

^^^^

A lot of slaves were given the surnames of their masters, although it wasn't common practice. A lot of freed slaves took on the surnames of their masters after the fact. For the most part, that's why you'll see black folk with last names that are European in origin.

9/25/2006 11:53:45 AM

^^You're not a n00b?

9/25/2006 11:56:21 AM

nah, really?

9/25/2006 11:56:40 AM

as for the difference between "Mc" and "Mac", its a highland vs. lowland Scot nomenclature, but i'm not sure which is which

9/25/2006 12:16:09 PM

sports talk?

9/25/2006 12:17:10 PM

reply to topic?

9/25/2006 12:17:31 PM