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That's a final

Last update I can find is SA up 58-54 late 4th

Cushing wins 12-6

Oakwood wins 61-6

Mount enterprise wins 34-16

I don't want to talk about it. I might retire

Me too

He's a buddy of mine from high school. I've never hunted with him, but they rice farm, so I'm assuming the birds are pretty thick there.

409-673-8636 Kyle Broussard He posted on Facebook awhile back. Not sure if he is booked or not

You gotta have some point of reference for when the catch becomes a catch. If it falls out when or before he hits the ground, I'm fine with that not being a catch. I mean, I guess you could say if he touches it with two hands it's a catch, but I prefer the rule as it is. But Dez caught that ball against Green Bay

Because the running back already has possession when he's breaking the plane of the goal. A receiver must gain possession of the ball. The rules state a receiver must control a catch all the way to the ground for it to become possession. If it's jarred out on the way down, he never possessed it, and thus cannot score a touchdown.

That escalated quickly!

Ugh.

17 was my guess

The nice part was this wasn't a fluky win. Texas deserved it. They need to play better D, but they just faced an elite qb.

Boy does it feel good to be excited about my football team again!

YES!

Man, Texas shoulda already won this one. They still may, but IMO the advantage decidedly goes to ND in OT with a more experienced offense

That's just bad luck for that to bounce backwards and sideways to the only guy in position to run that back

I can't believe that just happened

This is the SECond to none thread. What else am I supposed to talk about on here?

I kept up with a lot of games. But since the SEC gets the lead in all coverage, and because ESPN has this fancy feature where you can check all of the scores of a given conference, i spent minimal time researching the SEC's subpar opening weekend.

I don't have an issue with any of these, but i would like to hear your reasoning of Bama not going undefeated. Was it their dismantling of ranked USC, or the struggles of the majority of the rest of the SEC? I wouldn't be surprised if Bama lost somewhere, but I'd actually give them much BETTER odds of running the table after week 1 results than I would've before the games were played.

tell your friend that when you're the self-proclaimed and media-anointed "best conference ever", this is in fact the case. Especially when you're squeaking by (and losing to) mid-major schools and various other unranked teams from inferior conferences. Or maybe I'm looking at this wrong, and I should've interpreted this weekend's results as "thanks to #9 Tennessee's impressive come from behind win against Appalacian St in overtime, and Arkansas's impressive 4th quarter, 4th down comeback against Louisiana Tech, the SEC improved their record against traditional powerhouse conferences The Sunbelt and Conference USA to a very respectable 2-2 this year." Sound better?