KFDM COOP

Furr. Gosh Kelly is losing a ton of SR's.

I've seen both as well.

I still can't believe they scored!

I agree!

This will be a game where teams don't need to turn the ball over at all!

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Besides the X's and O's and analyzing the playbook, I also want to use this section of the board to discuss the techniques and fundamentals of each position on the field with certain game situations. These topics are rare and it is a shame. I think that topics like these should be useful to players, coaches and fans alike trying in understanding the game better with the various positions and game situations. With that said, this topic goes out to the many kickers and coaches with expertise in the kicking game. On the topic of kicking, let's discuss the various techniques and fundamentals towards kicking field goals. Whether it is from a short or long distance, every kicker has an approach towards getting the ball in between the goal posts. As a topic starter, what are the differences in the approach towards short distance and long distance field goals fundamentally and technique wise?

He's still there. he's a Sr.

Source: Girardi expected to accept Yankees' offer The Yankees officially offered their managerial job to Joe Girardi on Monday morning and he is expected to accept it, a source has told 1050 ESPN New York's Andrew Marchand. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman told Don Mattingly and Tony Pena that they will not be getting the job. Girardi was in Denver for the World Series. A source said he is expected to fly to New York for the announcement, which is likely to come Tuesday. Girardi's contract is expected to be in the three-year, $6 million range. Mattingly will not accept a position on the Yankees coaching staff, Marchand and ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney are reporting. Girardi, a former Yankees player and coach, was voted NL Manager of the Year in 2006 after keeping Florida in contention until late in the season. Girardi, working as a broadcaster Sunday night for Fox Sports from the World Series in Denver, said he had nothing to announce regarding his status as a manager. "Still former," Girardi said. "Nothing extra tonight." Girardi was the first to interview Monday, followed by Mattingly on Tuesday and Pena on Wednesday. Pena won AL Manager of the Year in 2003 after the Kansas City Royals (83-79) posted their first winning season since 1994 -- Hank Steinbrenner told The Times that Pena was "definitely under consideration." Mattingly has no managerial experience. He spent three seasons as New York's hitting coach before he became Joe Torre's bench coach last year. A six-time All-Star, Mattingly is among the most beloved players in Yankees history. Torre declined a one-year offer to return at a reduced salary after leading the team to four World Series championships and 12 playoff appearances in as many seasons. Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

Love it!!!

Go Chris!

True but by UIL rule they would have to play 4A.

Thanks Soulja!!

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Good thing is the next few years look good as well.

And you see why things look positive for this team!!!! 8)

Wish i could be there Friday.

I like the Stangs' chances this year against them if they play mistake free football.

Good luck to both teams.

There will be a good team sitting at home after week 10.

I agree Bullets, very tough to predict this one.