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Snoop Dogg’s Chicago Youth Football Team’s Funding Runs Dry

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    Equipment bill promised to be paid by Snoop Dogg goes unpaid

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No flipped several -- through the cheerleaders for the colts and -- football team have nothing to cheer about.

From the boys this season was the first time on the field -- Too hot they made it to the league's playoffs but can't play in the game.

They've all been sidelined by their coaches and parents because the bill for their equipment hasn't been -- and he does.

We're talking 22000.

Dollars -- football pads helmets and jerseys.

They say they were told by their sponsor if they come -- the playoff game on Sunday.

They'll be asked -- I don't think it's fair but I think it would be more humiliating.

For them to show up there.

And asks to take off -- equipment asked to take off you you know force right after the game the team says snoop DO double -- made a lot of promises when the players signed up for his youth football league last spring.

Parents were told to pay 165.

Dollars per player and they say the rest of the expenses.

Would be covered by the rapper.

Reason why we join me because nobody's good things that -- coming around -- equipment needs you know on out of they even promises like media -- -- in -- soldier feels -- oops I -- used on the although they haven't supporting these.

-- installed even though the season is being cut short parents and players say they don't blame -- they blame the people who work for.

But this game is supposed to be all about fun -- seven to fourteen Euro notes and they don't understand the financial side of at all.

It's hard it's difficult my -- seven year old plays on the team and he had a lot of questions the other night that was very hard to answer.

So it's hard to explain them.

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