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Bill SimmonsSports Guy's World | B.S. Report | E-mailBill Simmons writes for ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine as "The Sports Guy." In this role, Simmons writes several columns each week for ESPN.com and one column every issue for ESPN The Magazine. |
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