Irish Cat

I had Spectrum internet for the past few years. For the most part is was pretty good but there were some times were their were outages. These seemed to be occurring more frequently. When it worked I had no issues with the speeds of Spectrum cable internet. We have four phones, Amazon firestick, Sonos system, etc. and were able to stream multiple programs with no real issues. I switched to AT&T fiber about six weeks ago, due to the fact that they were expanding into my neighborhood and I was able to get their service for $50.00 / month (at least for the first year) which was about $25.00 less than I had been paying Spectrum. I'm not real tech savvy so I can't tell you what type of speeds I'm getting other than to say I've not had any complaints / don't feel like I'm waiting on my internet to respond. So far I can't really say that I've noticed any real difference between the two services other than the price. Haven't noticed any outages yet with AT&T.

I think they can legally do it. Being a private event the media would need to have a credential or buy a ticket to enter. I'd assume that getting the credential would come with a list of rules that you would have to abide by to receive the credential. I know that I have seen tickets before that state that the venue or event has rules regarding use of photography or video. I'd guess if you were in violation of the rules they could have you removed. Now in this day and age of everyone having a camera / video recorder in their pocket, I'd guess enforcing this would be another issue.

If Melo is every ruled eligible to play in an NCAA game it would just be another example of how crooked the organization is.

Anybody who would pay that is an idiot.

I'd say both are highly unlikely, unless his teammates buy into the team playing in "LeMelo Ball" mode for the entire season.

My cousin played for Evansville Central in the 4A championship game. They lost 16-10 to Ft. Wayne Bishop Dwenger in 4OTs. The game was scoreless until the second overtime. You would think that it would have been a boring game to watch, but actually it was pretty exciting the entire time. It was the longest championship game in IHSAA history.

Two unsportsmanlike penalties will get you tossed automatically I believe.

I wasn't at the game but I heard it was due to multiple personal fouls.

Not sure if it's accurate but I saw on Twitter that this breaks a 14 game losing streak to Bowling Green for Owensboro.

*South Warren (2011-) 81-21 which is 10.13 wins per season and will only increase with each win the rest of this year.

And almost all of those were on one carry that got stopped in the red zone.

It was 28-0 OHS when I left at the half.

Good call. Old Hickory > Moonlite.

OC was up 13-0 in the 2nd qtr.

Apollo 35-0 with about 8 min left in the first half.

You are if it says Owensboro Catholic 45 - Owensboro 32.

Final

Final.

That's not a bad method. It would have worked 13 of the last 17 years.

In my mind it doesn't really matter. Win or lose against Moeller, Trinity is still the best football team in the state.

It's Trinity and this shouldn't even be debatable.

Nice win for my alma mater. This one wasn't quite as exciting as the OHS / Reitz game but still and good game in a great setting at the Reitz Bowl. I love watching games there. I've seen better Mater Dei teams, but this is a still a nice win for a program that is still finding their identity. Mike Goebel has coached the Wildcats for what seems like forever. ( had to look it up, because I felt like it has been since I was in school at Apollo, turns out it was not quite that long, just since 97.) Anyway in 21 years he has won over 75% of his games only losing 63 in total, counting last night. Mariano (sp?) McKenzie got things started early with about a 75 yards TD run. The Eagle kicker then added about a 37 to 38 yard FG which I though was really good considering the on again off again rain and wet conditions. All in all a nice road win for the Eagles in front of a pretty large home crowd.

Anytime you can go into the Reitz Bowl and come out with a win it's a good thing. F.J. Reitz High School has a long and storied history with 11 state championships to show for it. I thought the Owensboro defense was horrible most of the 1st half. The Red Devils actually lead 21-20 heading towards halftime, but they could not get off the field on 3rd down. Reitz went back ahead with a couple of minutes left in the first half. After going 3 and out the OHS special teams let them down again with a botched snap on the punt which led to a Panther TD putting Reitz up 34-21 with 30 seconds in the half. Special teams also hurt the Red Devils spotting the Panthers 98 yards on the opening kickoff to set up 1st and goal from the 2. I give credit to the Owensboro coaching staff, because whatever adjustments they made at halftime really had an impact. It was a different defense in the 2nd half and they shut out Reitz the rest of the game. I think Reitz only had like one drive in the 2nd half in which there really threatened to do anything. The Owensboro offense came out hot to start the 2nd half and quickly got back on top 35-34. But then they really stalled. They had three drives which resulted in turnovers inside the red zone. Two interceptions and 1 fumble. Had they taken care of the ball they might have blown this game wide open. I've watched a lot of Owensboro teams and they have struggled in the passing game more often than not. I've always wondered what they could do if they could just throw the ball a little bit. Well that no longer seems to be a problem. As a side note, Imonte Owsley is just another level of fast. If he got in space, Reitz couldn't do anything about it.

Final. Devils win 35-34.

OHS throws back to back INTs inside the Reitz 20. 35-34. 3:10 in the 3rd.