So disheartened with the course of today's game, my 80-year-old neighbor Howard WALKED home at halftime, leaving his son and grandson to continue working the sidelines.
(And we do not live in what normally would be considered walking distance.)
"In 57 years of football," he said, "I've never seen anything like it."
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