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  1. That is sexist and I find it offensive. She has a beautiful mind and should not be judged on her looks.
  2. Matt, My Heart says 28-27 NT. The freshman walk-on kicker, whichever one wins the job, hits the game-winning PAT with 26 seconds left in the game after Meager connects with BJax on a 63-yard in and go. My head says, 58-12 with four field goals coming from the freshman walk-on kicker, whichever one wins the job.
  3. Just called the ticket office and there are another batch of tickets set to go out this morning, mine included.
  4. Link to thread where this was already posted
  5. CMJ, I know you where joking, but I'm wondering if she could find the USA on a world map. Hell, I'd be surprised if she could find it on a USA map.
  6. I'd like it if we could get Chris Givens RB Wylie #62, he's a stud. Hurt in the first game of the season one after getting 132 all-purpose yards. His 5.3 yards per carry average and speed (4.41) has offers from North Texas, UNLV, Utah, Wake Forest and Wisconsin. Evan Epstein OL Bishop Lynch #71 (6-4, 285) is being recruited by defending National Champion Florida, Notre Dame, USC and others. He had more than 100 pancake blocks as a junior and claimed his third state title as a wrestler. If we can get these two and the two kids from Garland; Joel Wilson DL Garland #87 & Jarrett Ben DB Garland #70 and Devin Smith DB Coppell #41 I'd be thrilled.
  7. Ken, Great job. As I said on youtube, I'd like to see what you can do with more video.
  8. Tulsa claims ArenaCup8 title in epic battle, 73-66 For a man who weighs only 165 pounds and stands just 5’8”, Tulsa Talons WR JEFF HUGHLEY sure did carry a heavy load on Saturday night as he helped his team to the second ArenaCup championship in franchise history, 73-66, over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers. Hughley accounted for four Tulsa touchdowns, including two kickoff returns and was named the U.S. Army Strong Ironman of the Game. He caught nine passes for 143 yards and returned seven kickoffs for 203 yards. The 203 kickoff return yards and 346 all-purpose yards are both new ArenaCup records. Another record set on Saturday night was that the two competing teams combined for 139 points, surpassing the old record of 127 total points set in the 2000 ArenaCup by Quad City (68) and Tennessee Valley (59). The game went back and forth all night long. With 6:33 left to play in the fourth quarter, Pioneers’ QB RYAN VENA hit Tyreak Saviour for the third time on the night to tie the game, 59-59. It was at that moment that Hughley put his exclamation point on ArenaCup8. Hughley caught the ensuing kickoff off the net and scampered 55 yards for his second kickoff return for a touchdown on the night, giving Tulsa a 66-59 lead. The Talons defense made big plays all night long, but none was bigger than the fourth-down stop they made with 3:17 left to play in the game. Vena’s pass attempt to WR BUCHIE IBEH fell incomplete and Tulsa had the ball deep in Pioneers’ territory. No defensive player for Tulsa had a bigger game than DB DELENELL REID. Reid was named the game’s ADT Defensive Player of the Game for his outstanding effort. He collected four tackles, three pass breakups, one forced fumble and a 52-yard fumble return for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter to give his team the 59-52 lead. Tulsa QB JUSTIN ALLGOOD capitalized and ran in his second rushing touchdown of the night, giving the Talons a 73-59 lead with one minute to play. The Pioneers wouldn’t give up without a fight. The reigning U.S. Army Ironman of the Week, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton WR/DB LARRY KENDRICK took K LUKE PHILLIPS’ kick into the end zone, making the score 73-66, Tulsa, with 52.2 seconds to play. Tulsa recovered the onside kick attempt, but then WR JERMAINE LANDRUM fumbled and the Pioneers’ recovered with 44 seconds left. The Talons defense stood tall once again and the Pioneers last attempt with 3.8 seconds left fell incomplete, crowning Tulsa the champions of the af2. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton’s Vena did his absolute best to will the Pioneers to a victory. The veteran signal caller, playing in his first title game appearance in four years in the af2, set a new ArenaCup record by throwing seven touchdown passes in the championship game. Vena finished the night 24-of-46 for 326 yards, seven touchdowns and one interception. He also added one rushing touchdown and was named the Schutt Offensive Player of the Game. Vena’s counterpart, Justin Allgood, had a great game as well. Allgood was 19-of-27 for 214 yards and three touchdowns. He also ran for two scores. FB/LB ODIE ARMSTRONG lead the rushing attack for Tulsa with four carries for 17 yards and two touchdowns. With the victory, Tulsa Head Coach MITCH ALLNER becomes the first man in af2 history to hoist the ArenaCup as a player and as a head coach. Allner was a member of the 2003 Tulsa squad which defeated Macon, 58-40 in ArenaCup4. As a player, offensive coordinator and head coach, Allner has been a part of 85 Talons’ victories throughout the team’s eight-year history.
  9. Smitty, What time tomorrow is the unveiling?
  10. Spring Westfield's Herman Mitchell shot to death Friday, August 24, 2007 For the 2nd time this year the Spring Westfield Mustangs football team is mourning the loss of one of its own. 17 year old Herman Mitchell was shot to death Friday afternoon following an argument in the parking lot of a northwest Harris County apartment complex, sheriff's deputies said. Mitchell, 17, suffered multiple wounds and died at Ben Taub General Hospital, said Lt. John Martin of the Harris County Sheriff's Office. Witnesses say Mitchell and another teen were fighting at the Trestles Apartments on the 14300 block of Cornerstone Village Drive about 4:30 p.m., Martin said. "Evidently, they separated and one came back a short time later with a rifle and fired multiple times," he said. Homicide investigators are questioning two people in custody, one of whom is thought to be the shooter, Martin said. Mitchell's death comes on the heels of another tragedy back in May when Westfield Senior Randle Terry drowned while swimming in a nearby creek. Herman Mitchell was a first-team all-district selection on the Mustangs, who were 13-1 last season and were Class 5A Division I Region II semifinalists. He was the team's top returning tackler, with more than 110 tackles last season and one of the greater Houston area's most highly regarded athletes. Mitchell was a promising young player who had already committed to play at Oklahoma after graduation.
  11. It helps to read all of what you posted. They copied what Dodge was doing in High School as a player.
  12. But he is because our head coach wants him starting.
  13. GM, You don't tailgate, you boulevard!
  14. Then you've got problems. It is his life in pictures.
  15. If you have DirecTV it is channel 620 of channel 656.
  16. AAfwCXR1T4M Found this on youtube, I'd like to here from him on the Barbershop Podcast, as a lot of oldtimers would.
  17. No digital wizardry. JQuinn wore UnderArmour socks and wristbands. The university was not getting paid for the players to wear them.
  18. Erin Hawksworth is "cute" but far from Hot. And JayDub who are you trying to kid. You know you love the "hot chick" porn star, more than you do the wholesome "hot chick"
  19. You're just Horny JayDub!!
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