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No Lions' share of Suh compliments

LOS ANGELES - He says he loves Detroit and the people who live there. His affection is especially strong for people who mentored him on and off the field during his five seasons with the Lions.

But Rams defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh does not go cuddly when asked about the team that selected him with the second pick in the 2010 draft.

This week, his message came through loud and clear when he said he would "refrain" from commenting about the Lions organization.

On Sunday, for the first time since he left Detroit to

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