Ty Cobb

Happy Thanksgiving and go COWBOYS!!!

Yes, he left for 5A Gregory Portland. Cameron's long time DC took over the AD/Head coach position.

I feel like I'm missing something. Has President Trump come out and said he hates everyone that is non-white? All I hear is complaining and whining about how Trump hates people of color. Maybe I'm wrong but I think he said he wants to get rid of the "Illegal immigrants" and put a stop to more "Illegal immigrants" entering the country. He didn't say he hates blacks and hispanics or any other race. Maybe I'm wrong but I think he said he wants to limit the amount of Muslims that enter the country due to the increase in terror attacks led my a Muslim group called ISIS. Will someone please let me know if any of the above is wrong? (I being serious, this is not a joke)

I will promise you that Woodville will not be Cameron by 30. There is a chance they win the game, but it will not be by 30. Go YOE Go!!!

No, it's not. This is just another example of how weak and PC minded our world has become. Here is a definition from google. Show me where the word posse is racial. A body of men, typically armed, summoned by a sheriff to enforce the law. BRITISHhistorical the body of men in a county whom the sheriff could summon to enforce the law. noun: posse comitatus; plural noun: posse comitatus informal a group of people who have a common characteristic, occupation, or purpose. "he pompously led around a posse of medical students" synonyms: gang, band, group, crowd, pack, horde, herd, throng, mob, swarm,troop, cluster; More

The ravens defense will be similar to the steelers. Fast and hard hitting, however, the ravens offense is no where close to the steelers offense. COWBOYS win by 10 or more.

Cameron's D-line is not as big as Woodville's O-line so this will have a huge impact on the game. Cameron will have to win this game with their offense. Go get em' YOEMEN!!!

Me either, but I'm taking those points!!!

FRISCO, Texas – Tony Romo might have been a full participant at practice on Wednesday, but he’s still in the midst of his progression back from injury. For proof, look no further than his role in the first session of the week’s activities – scout team quarterback. With Dak Prescott continuing to work as the starting quarterback ahead of this weekend’s game in Pittsburgh, Romo filled the familiar backup role on the scout team, helping to prepare the starting defense for the game ahead. Even with a layoff, Romo’s defensive teammates aren’t noticing a difference. “He looks like Tony. Looked pretty good slinging the ball around – got some juice to him,” said Brandon Carr. It’s been more than two months since the veteran quarterback suffered a compression fracture to his vertebrae at CenturyLink Field in Seattle. Romo has been going through individual throwing sessions for several weeks now, but it’d be understandable if he wasn’t quite acclimated to team football. In his work against the defensive starters, though, it doesn’t sound like the 36-year-old has missed a beat. “He looks like he hasn’t missed a beat,” said Sean Lee. “His ability throw the ball – I always say, I’ve been here seven years and I haven’t been near a football when he goes against us just because of how great he is with his eyes, how quick he is with his release.” Romo’s experience could pay dividends as the Cowboys prepare for a dynamic passing attack led by Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. Typically, scout team quarterbacks are backup and reserve quarterbacks – who don’t quite match the experience of Romo’s 127 career starts and four Pro Bowls. “You’re getting a real look. He’s a guy that’s going to look you off. He’s checking at the line of scrimmage like it’s a real football game,” Carr said. “You’re getting as close to a Sunday look as you can with a scout team quarterback.” Never is that more true than in Romo’s ability – and willingness – to take the defense off script during the course of a practice. In his bid to bounce back from a second-straight injury-plagued season, don’t count on Romo to take it easy on anyone. “He still has to keep himself prepared, keep himself sharp to go out there and play his game, as well,” Carr said. “So he mixes it up. He tries to run the card, but if he sees something that will help us out as a defense, he’ll make sure he checks into it and make us better.” All of this will be secondary to the coming conversation, which is bound to get louder now that Romo is a real participant at practice – will the Cowboys put him back in the starting role, or will they move forward with Dak Prescott? Regardless of how it plays out, it’s not something that’s currently troubling the Cowboys’ locker room. “When I think about that, I think back to when we won the national championship my sophomore year in college,” said Ezekiel Elliott. “We had three different starting quarterbacks, and they all played at a high level. Whenever you have multiple guys that can compete at a high level, that’s nothing but a plus.”

Looks like Romo is getting closer. This is from practice today. [Hidden Content]

I'm a RANGERS fan that happens to be friends with a Cubs fan. Because of him, I claim the Cubs as my 2nd team. I've been to Wrigley and witnessed a Cubs W. I can not imagine what it will be like if the "Good Guys" hand on and win. Go Cubs Go!!!

Game 7 tonight at 7:00 from Cleveland. Chicago: Hendricks (16-8, 2.13 era) Cleveland: Kluber (18-9, 3.14 era) GO Cubs GO!!!

FRISCO, Texas – Tony Romo once again turned heads as the Cowboys went through their third practice of the week on Thursday morning. Much like he did on Wednesday, Romo participated in the individual drills and exercises that precede every Cowboys practice – but he did so with his helmet and shells, offering media members a chance to see him in uniform for the first time since Aug. 25. Romo wore warmups when he participated in Wednesday morning’s practice, so it was a little bit easier to write off. But with the veteran quarterback donning his helmet and familiar No. 9 jersey, it was certain to draw even more attention than it already had. Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said Romo is still working through his rehabilitation from injury, but he added that Romo looked good during Wednesday’s work. “This is just the next step for him,” Garrett said. “He’s been throwing on his own. It’s good to see him back out on the field. He didn’t throw that many balls. He got integrated into the individual work, the routes on air and I thought he threw the ball well.”

Game 3 is Friday at 7:00 in Chicago

Cubs win game two, 5-1. [Hidden Content],d.amc

Great news out of Frisco!!! FRISCO, Texas – He wasn’t in uniform, but Tony Romo took the field Wednesday for the Cowboys’ Wednesday morning practice – and it did not go unnoticed. It’d be smart to again stress that Romo did not actually take part in practice. He was dressed out in gym clothes, not pads. But he did participate in individual drills and warm ups, lobbing passes to receivers and going through footwork with running backs. It remains to be seen when Romo will officially return to practice full-time, as he continues his recovery from a broken vertebrae. But it certainly counts as a development to see him return to the field with the team, which he had not done in roughly two months.

Game 2 tonight at 6:00 Probable starters Chicago: Arrieta (18-8, 3.10 era) Cleveland: Bauer (12-8, 4.26 era)

The Indians looked great last night. They win game one 6-0.

The World Series gets started Tuesday at 7:00. Game 1 in Cleveland. Go CUBS!!!

Just another reason why Jerry Jones will be a 1st ballot HOFer. Probably the greatest owner ever! [Hidden Content]

Tell me this, if the Clinton's are involved in the death of all of these people, how do the Clinton's get away with it. What do they have on everyone else that allows them to get away with mass murder? What do hey have over the members of the FBI?

WOW!!! How can all of these deaths be a coincidence?

Dodgers win 6-5. Force game 5.

I'll be pulling for Cleveland as well.

Cubs come back and win 6-5. Win the series 3-1.