AverageJoesGym

Except Oklahoma is ranked several spots ahead of Ohio State. Ohio State's (potential) wins over Michigan and Northwestern should not be enough to vault them over Oklahoma and their (potential) wins over WVU and Texas. The Michigan win is better than the West Virginia win but the Texas win would be better than the Northwestern win. There's not enough difference in the wins to jump that many spots.

If you want to make that argument when the teams have the same number of losses, fine. To make it when LSU has 2 losses to OSU's one you've got no argument. LSU has 2 losses. They didn't win their division and won't play in their conference championship game. Not getting to the conference championship might be okay if they had one loss like Bama last season. But they've got 2. They don't belong ahead of ANY power 5 school with zero or one loss. The regular season should mean something.

With the current system in place it should be Oklahoma without question.

So it was an exaggeration to say it was a 10 minute walk then. It was just further than you were happy with.

But I think OR said the seniors finished with 60 wins.

A 10 minute walk? So the locker rooms are a half mile from the field? I don't remember them being that far from the field at Taylor County.

It still won't get UCF into the playoff.

Have they played an offense like Mayfield?

Yes. UCF will get a rematch with Memphis.

Along with the other 28 teams. I'd say everyone has called the Mets about Thor. I don't think the Cubs have the prospects remaining to pull off that trade.

I'm taking Mayfield. CAL has a great team but Somerset found a way to move the ball on them effectively tonight. If not for a penalty on the Centurion's 5 yard line the Jumpers would have scored 4 times. I think Mayfield's staff, coupled with a better offense than Somerset, will take the Jumpers blueprint and find a way to put up some points. I'll take the Cardinals 31-21 in a good one.

So it was a missed call?

Worst thing that could have possibly happened. Somerset was playing with no fear and was outplaying CAL up to that point. Totally unforced turnover. Have to suck it up and play on.

Somerset forces a CAL punt. Briar Jumper ball iiib the Centurion's 41 yard line to start the drive.

Somerset's offensive line is doing a nice job and their coaching staff has a good game plan on offense.

Somerset kicks a 29 yard field goal. 7-3 CAL 5:24 1st quarter.

Unless they left him in Louisville there's no one on the Centurion's offensive line that is 6'8". Great looking athletes but there's no one over 6'5".

It was hard for me to believe that Brett only won a single Gold Glove as well.

7-CAL 5-Boyle County 3-Franklin Simpson 2-Pikeville 1-Trinity Tiebreaker-Boyle County

You know what they say making assumptions makes you, right? Pulaski's quarterback has over 300 passes COMPLETED this season. They throw it all over the field.

I'd trade him for sure now. He'd have a ton of value with that contract.

You can vote for 10. Who ya got? Rick Ankiel (first year) Jason Bay (first year) Lance Berkman (first year) Barry Bonds (7th year, 56.4% in 2018) Roger Clemens (7th year, 57.3%) Freddy Garcia (first year) Jon Garland (first year) Travis Hafner (first year) Roy Halladay (first year) Todd Helton (first year) Andruw Jones (2nd year, 7.3%) Jeff Kent (6th year, 14.5%) Ted Lilly (first year) Derek Lowe (first year) Edgar Martinez (10th year, 70.4%) Fred McGriff (10th year, 23.2%) Mike Mussina (6th year, 63.5%) Darren Oliver (first year) Roy Oswalt (first year) Andy Pettitte (first year) Juan Pierre (first year) Placido Polanco (first year) Manny Ramirez (3rd year, 22%) Mariano Rivera (first year) Scott Rolen (2nd year, 10.2%) Curt Schilling (6th year, 51.2%) Gary Sheffield (5th year, 11.1%) Sammy Sosa (7th year, 7.8%) Miguel Tejada (first year) Omar Vizquel (2nd year, 37.1%) Billy Wagner (4th year, 11.1%) Larry Walker (9th year, 34.1%) Vernon Wells (first year) Kevin Youkilis (first year) Michael Young (first year)

Scooter Gennett has been removed from the list for Redsfest... Headed to the Yankees for Sonny Gray?

Exactly. Several Southwestern fans were talking about how bad the field conditions were going to be at Pulaski well in advance of the game last night. I can't help but wonder if that didn't get in the player's heads a little bit and contributed to the Warriors slow start. Just lace 'em up and play. Covington Catholic is the better team by far. It wouldn't matter where they play.

The closest one is at Lindsey Wilson about 40 minutes away. Somerset High School is getting turf next season. Even if they had it this season and weren't playing at home on Friday good luck getting Pulaski to give up their home field advantage.