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Originally Posted by mauiman
Personal msg for Cornbread - I know you believe that NFL teams sign players purely based on their football skills, but I think you're wrong. I bet if you'd shave, wash and comb your hair, and perhaps trying standing up straight like a modern man, you'd get signed!
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Sorry... just had to comment on that great avatar. I chuckle every time I see it.
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LOL..Yea I love those Geico commercials. But back on topic. I am not so sure if those hyphens do any good at all. For example the top ranked NFL Draft sites do not have hyphens, the words are just all ran together in the file name and on top of that if you use the search term NFL Draft, the "nfl" and the "draft" are highlighted within the non hyphenated file name, which means Google can separate the key words even though they are all ran together. Google can detect the key words within the file name with or without the hyphen. Plus it is easier for people to remember a non hyphenated file name than one with hyphens in it. So in summation, the hyphens are not necessary. Just call me the myth buster.