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ROMO FACES HUNDREDS OF JESSICAS IN WIN VS. CAROLINA

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After many blamed his girlfriend Jessica Simpson for his team's loss last Sunday, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo overcame a sore thumb and taunting Carolina Panthers fans Saturday night and pulled out a victory.

The Cowboys' 20-13 win came despite thousands of fans wearing Simpson masks (some even donned blonde wigs), and after a week of controversy following Romo's under-performing game in Dallas attended by a pink-jersey-wearing Simpson. (According to ESPN, Simpson attended Saturday night's game but was not seen on camera.)

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