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Old 04-05-2009, 08:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Former Chicago Bears and Arkansas Razorbacks defensive lineman Ken Anderson has died of a heart attack at age 33.

Anderson's pastor, Dexter Howard of Life Harvester Church in Fayetteville, confirmed to The Associated Press on Saturday that Anderson died Friday night. Anderson was a minister at the church and was living in the Fayetteville area.

Anderson lettered for the Razorbacks from 1994-97 and played for the Bears in 1999.
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I read somewhere a couple of years ago sumpthin that caught me off guard.......if you play a minimum of three years in either of the three biggies, NFL, NBA, MLB, then your avg life span is 57 yrs old

ticker gets tired as hell I reckon from the demand placed on it by these bodies that are bigger than they're supposed to be evolution wise
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I read somewhere a couple of years ago sumpthin that caught me off guard.......if you play a minimum of three years in either of the three biggies, NFL, NBA, MLB, then your avg life span is 57 yrs old

ticker gets tired as hell I reckon from the demand placed on it by these bodies that are bigger than they're supposed to be evolution wise
Ticker and just the constant wear and tear of being banged up on a daily basis, and not to mention a large portion of former players use steroids or become addicted to drugs because of the lifestyle and sums of money.
One of the most successful programs in NCAA history, the Arkansas men's track and field teams. The program has won 42 national titles in Cross Country and Track & Field.
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