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It would have made it a 10 point margin. I’d love to take a poll of NFL coaches on that decision or know the analytics for it.

Ok the Bengals scored again. Can someone explain to me why they didn’t go for two?

Lions showing how to finish a game.

I knew the jump pass was coming. Obviously, the Bengals D didn’t.

I think you mean Bellevue. The teams you mention are the last 3 games for the Tigers this year. Dayton plays NCC, Newport and Trimble County in their last 3 games.

On Friday, October 10 at 7:30 p.m.*, Covington Holy Cross (6-0) visits Bishop Brossart (2-4) to begin district play. Can Holy Cross keep their winning streak going (this time on the road) or does Bishop Brossart make it six wins in a row over the Indians? A battle of the "streaks" in Alexandria! Start the discussion. * Game was changed to 7:30 p.m. this past week.

QB Brendan Sorsby is a lot of fun to watch. His stock went up today.

Perfect case of reality is stranger than fiction.

Here is the stat summary for the game. TurboStats GameCast for Football: Holy Cross Indians_vs_Frankfort Panthers Covington Holy Cross scores 3 touchdowns in the first quarter (the first one about a minute in the game) and does not look back winning 39-0 over the visiting Frankfort Panthers. For Holy Cross, the Indians held Frankfort to 10 yards rushing and 42 yards passing. Offensively, RB Charles Oglesby had another big game with 11 carries for 117 yards and 3 TDs. QB Brian Ferguson was 4-5 passing for 122 yards and 2 TDs. The two touchdowns were things of beauty - one for 66 yards to Max Hunt and the other for 41 yards to Xavier Thornberry. Penalties were a problem for HC tonight with 8 for 105 yards (that has to be a focus for the team going into next week). For Frankfort, QB Aiden Sparks was 7-11 for 42 yds and 1 INT. RB Grayson Fisher ran 9 times for 34 yards. Next Friday night, Covington Holy Cross (6-0) starts district play by traveling to Bishop Brossart (2-4). Frankfort (0-6) starts their district play at home against Eminence.

Final

I hope Gary the Lion doesn't join them. I would love FCC to make a big run in the playoffs.

Denver gets the ball in the second half leading 21 to 3.

My pledge for tonight's game: Tonight, as Cincinnati and Denver take the field, I pledge to watch with joy, not judgment. I will cheer with heart, not ego. I will not let a loss steal my peace, Nor let a win inflate my pride. This game, thrilling as it may be, Is but a moment in time. Its outcome will not shape my future, Nor define my worth. In five years, I won’t remember the score— But I will remember how I carried myself. So tonight, I choose calm over chaos, Gratitude over grievance, Presence over passion. Let the game be a celebration, Not a test of my emotions. I am here to enjoy, not to endure. And when the final whistle blows, I will walk away with peace in my heart. Who-Dey!

On Friday, October 3 at 7:30 p.m., Frankfort (0-5) visits Covington Holy Cross (5-0). Can Holy Cross keep their winning streak going? Does Frankfort put points on the board to make this one interesting? Start the discussion.

That said, the US is getting boatraced on their own soil.

I love the nickname given to the team of McElroy and Fleetwood - “Fleetwood Mac”! ?

Here is the stat summary for the game. TurboStats GameCast for Football: Holy Cross Indians_vs_Eminence Warriors Covington Holy Cross scores on its second drive in the first quarter, leads at halftime 24-6, and scores 27 unanswered points in the second half to cruise to a 51-6 victory over visiting Eminence. For Holy Cross, the Indians had great play on both sides of the ball. QB Brian Ferguson ran 15 times for 102 yards, 2 TDs and a 2 point conversion. Ferguson also was 5-7 passing for 101 yards and 2 more TDs. Running backs Charles Oglesby and Jacob Rieselman had running TDs. Wide receivers Braylon Thornberry and Thomas Maddox caught the two Ferguson passes for TDs. Oglesby, Maddox and Xavier Thornberry all had interceptions while the Oglesby interception was a Pick 6 in the third quarter which resulted in a running clock. For Eminence, running back Raihan Steed ran 18 times for 71 yards and the only Warriors TD. Next Friday night, Covington Holy Cross (5-0) stays at home to take on Frankfort (0-5). Eminence (1-5) has a bye.

Final.

Yikes!

Yeah, that is something to consider. I have the iPhone 15 (not a Pro).

I still have my Rudi Johnson bobblehead!

They have that for tennis now. Every point.

I hope the weather holds up for this match-up.

It looks like Mark Andrews is back to his usual self. He is one of the game's great tight ends. His career should not be limited to the memory of one dropped pass in the playoffs last year.

11.5 years since his passing.