From the weekend I have derived the following thoughts. My Huskers lead the nation in finding ways to lose games that they should have won. The Vikings are 2 and 0 because of their weak schedule at the beginning. The Patriots are no longer the team of the century. I am still not sold on Jay Cutler. Bottom line. Kyle Orton is 2-0 quarterbacking Denver. Jay Cutler is 1-1 and has lost to the Packers. The Packers lost to the Bengals. Bottom Line, Cutler isn't playing 6 games against the defenseless AFC West this year. And Jerry's House of Greed (AKA the new Cowboys Stadium) is more impressive than the football team that plays in it 8 games a year. Too bad a normal person can't afford tickets to watch the game in it.
The Governors are a pretty good football team, but still untested. A better test will be this week at Yankton. But if Pierre is going to fumble the ball 3 times a game like they did at Brookings and going to get stupid penalties, like unsportsmanlike conduct and personal fouls like they did, they are not going to go to great heights. Smart players prevail on the football field.
And those complaining about the hall sweeping and tardiness policy at Riggs are probably the same people who usually show up to work late most if not every day. But it's not their fault.
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I don't think Yankton is a typical Yankton team, but if you can go to Yankton and come away with a win, then I'd call that a pretty good test. And then, Homecoming or not, if you can beat RC Stevens this year, then it looks like that will be a pretty good test to pass as well. 13-6...AT O'Gorman...AT McEneaney Field??? WOW! This Stevens team might be raising more eyebrows than this Governors team. What a game that'll be next week if they're both 4-1!
ReplyDeleteI love the sweeping comment...you're right on. Even KIDS think it's a good policy. Parents always worried that the school is picking on their little darling.
ReplyDeleteIts nice to know our school system is teaching punctuality, I am sure that it will help them in life sometime, somewhere. It kinda seems like a death sentence for a parking ticket to me.
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