Ole Miss Rebels' Dexter McCluster finds stride, faith go together
' ' & -->IRVING — Mississippi tailback Dexter McCluster is a man of faith. For proof, check out his Samson-styled braids, which have not crossed paths with a barber’s scissors, much less Delilah’s, for the past five years. "It gets hot in the summer, but it helps you out in the winter," McCluster said of his hairstyle of preference. "As long as they keep growing, I’m going to keep them." Unless, of course, the senior is selected in the 2010 NFL Draft by a team with a policy that mandates short hair for its players. "If [team officials] say to cut them, they’re gone," McCluster said, shooting down any thoughts that he might believe his long hair boosts his strength or gives him a better chance to become only the fourth 1,000-yard rusher in Ole Miss history when the Rebels (8-4) close their
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The ponytail is the most frightening hairstyle on a man. Mostly because it's tough to determine which came first, the cut or the jail time.
Extremely low fades, design cuts , and crisp outlining take tremendous skill for a barber to execute flawlessly and I often enjoy seeing these types of cuts on the right guy -- even if it's for no other reason than the sheer artistry required to perform one of those styles.
It's not wonder, then, that a new mystery man has snapped her up. Her new hair makes her look a little older, but in a good, sexy way.
His physical caliber is undeniable, giving him the recognition he so rightly deserves as a man with such skilled athletic prowess; but every time Polamalu
