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The use of \"matriculation\"
The dude on sportcenter always says something like "he matriculated the ball down the field." I was always under the impression that to matriculate meant to enroll at a school. Is there some other accepted meaning of "matriculate" that I'm missing out on here? Or is the ESPN dude an [censored]?
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Re: The use of \"matriculation\"
The only accepted meaning of "matriculate" is the one you are familiar with.
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Re: The use of \"matriculation\"
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The only accepted meaning of "matriculate" is the one you are familiar with. [/ QUOTE ] my dictionary says enrollment in any group, but yeah, what jason said. |
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Re: The use of \"matriculation\"
It's poking fun at Hank Stram, who urged his players to "keep matriculating the ball down the field" during Super Bowl IV.
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