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Too tough to stay down

UA’s Adams shows plenty of grit

By Tom Murphy

Posted: December 9, 2009 at 3:51 a.m.

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Receiver Joe Adams gets his helmet knocked off by LSU defender Jai Eugene in the fourth quarter of the Arkansas-LSU game at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.

The script was in place for Joe Adams to steal the show as the player who fought through pain to save the Arkansas Razorbacks.

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Joe Adams gets his helmet knocked off near the end zone in the game against LSU. (By: Benjamin Krain)

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Sports, Pages 21 on 12/09/2009

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