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04-06-2013, 04:12 PM
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Cobb's reputation seems to have negatively distorted more than just about any other person I can think of. Why did his old teammates and friends not better defend him after he passed away? Why was there (seemingly) not much effort by media and even family to better present his legacy? For the past several decades it has been open season on him, and while I'm sure he had his numerous faults, as do we all, it really seems unfair to Cobb.
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