Category Archives: Sports
Who dat is sick of hearing who dat?
Predictions for the game today:It should be a fun game to watch and there should be plenty of offense. But not enough scoring to go beyond the 58.5 point threshold, which is the over/under that Vegas set, so take the under. When … Continue reading
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What about Wade?
Well, everyone thought Wade’s future in Dallas was cemented with a solid December and a playoff victory over division rival Philadelphia. But by completely dismantling the Cowboys, the Vikings may have put Phillip’s future in jeopardy… again… Even though Brett and the … Continue reading
That’s all she wrote
That pic at the end of the 3rd quarter should wrap it up for the Cowboys. Romo will ultimately shoulder the blame for this loss, but he was a victim of a bad circumstance. The Cowboys came out hot and … Continue reading
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Wide everywhere
As much as I would love to blame our idiot kicker for that last missed kick, I am going to have to blame Jason Garret for running a misdirection pitch to Marion Barber on first and 10 after the boys … Continue reading
Missed Opportunities
What a regretful first half for the Cowboys. On the first drive the boys fumbled, but they would have been in a position to go for it on fourth anyways (because we can’t kick a field goal), which wasn’t a … Continue reading
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Bowling for Forces
While most people were planning how exactly they would make things better in 2010, I was covering the 2009 Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 31.The game was a rematch of last year’s game featuring the Houston Cougars … Continue reading
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Thanks for the Cowboys
On Thanksgiving we went to the Cowboys versus Raiders game at the Jerry Dome in Arlington, Texas, and had a really good time for only $29.99 per standing room ticket. The first holiday game I went to was back in … Continue reading
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New Look TCU
Well since then, Dennis Franchione has run his career into the ground, Ladanian Tomlinson has run himself toward a first-ballot hall of fame invitation, Gary Patterson’s Horned Frogs have averaged nine wins a season, and I have traveled to several TCU games. Continue reading
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