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Any memories of Steve McNair?

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Obviously a very sad day here for anyone who cheered for Steve McNair or knew him. Obviously, he made quite a mark with the Baltimore fans just six months ago when he co-hosted our fan party in Nashville.

This is a place to post memories. Post below and we’ll get them onto the site…

Also, if anyone has any pictures they took from that night we’d love to get them (NASTY@WNST.net) and post them here on the site. Here’s the video from our night with McNair at Limelight in Tennessee back in January:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWIhXSp07UQ[/youtube]

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