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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Super Bowl
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Super Bowl
Sunday’s Game
Indianapolis 41, New Orleans 23 (Dwight Freeney’s injury hasn’t changed my opinion. Peyton Manning’s experience and the Saints’ shaky defense equal a Colts victory, although I think the Saints may still be in the hunt by the fourth quarter.)
Conference Championship Round Results
Rick 2-0 1.000 (I got lucky with New Orleans. The Saints didn’t win that game. The VIkings lost it.
Overall Results
Rick 180-86 .677
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UIL Realignment
The Longview Lobos, after making back-to-back trips to the state championship game in Class 4A, will return to Class 5A for at least then next two seasons.
Longview, which fell to Lake Travis in the Class 4A Division I state title game in 2008 and 2009, was moved into District 11-5A on Monday with the University Interscholastic League’s biennial realignment. The Lobos will play in a district with Tyler Lee, DeSoto, Mesquite, Mesquite Horn and North Mesquite. The Lobos were 13-3 in 2008 and 14-2 in 2009.
Noticably missing from the 5A district is John Tyler. The Lions dropped to Class 4A, and will compete in District 14-4A along with Pine Tree, Hallsville, Kilgore, Jacksonville, Marshall, Whitehouse and Nacogdoches.
Henderson also dropped in classification on Monday, moving to Class 3A where the Lions will compete in 16-3A along with Spring Hill, Carthage, Gilmer, Gladewater and Pittsburg. Gilmer won the Class 3A Division I title and Carthage is a back-to-back champion in Class 3A Division II.
The only other drop in classification locally involved Tatum, which moved to Class 2A to complete in District 9-2A Division I with White Oak, Jefferson, Sabine, New Diana and Harmony.
Other local districts of note include:
District 8-2A Division I — Daingerfield, Hooks, New Boston, Prairiland, Queen City and Redwater
District 7-2A Division II — Rivercrest, Como-Pickton, Cooper, Dekalb, Paul Pewitt and Paris Chisum
District 8-2A Division II — Elysian Fields, Harleton, Hughes Springs, Linden-Kildare, Ore City and Waskom
District 9-2A Division II — Arp, Frankston, Union Grove, Joaquin, West Rusk and Winona
District 9-A Division I — Big Sandy, Hawkins, Maud, Overton, Carlisle and James Bowie
District 12-A Division II — Beckville, Union Hill, Mount Enterprise and Tenaha
Several teams nailed down — at least tentatively — schedules for 2010. Longview will open the 2010 season with arch-rival Marshall, and for the second year in a row the Lobos will feature a Class 5A state champion on their non-district slate.
Longview’s five-game non-district schedule will include a zero week opener against Marshall, followed by John Tyler, Allen, Lufkin and Abilene.
Abilene won the 2009 Class 5A Division II state title, finishing with a 15-0 record after knocking off Katy, 28-17, in the championship game.
Longview opened the 2009 season against 5A state champion Allen. Schedules are tentative until contracts are signed. Locations will be announced later.
Pine Tree, Gilmer and Carthage have also tentatively set their non-district schedules. Pine Tree will have an open date on Zero week, followed by games against Henderson, Liberty-Eylau and North Lamar.
Gilmer will open with Atlanta on Zero week, followed by Tatum, Jacksonville, Liberty-Eylau and Daingerfield.
Carthage will face Jacksonville, Lindale, Chapel Hill, Nacogdoches and Center in non-district play.
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“Stump” named Mr. Texas Football
Gilmer QB Darian “Stump” Godfrey was named the 2009 Mr. Texas Football by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football magazine with the release of the publication’s winter edition.
Godfrey, who led Gilmer to a 15-0 run to the Class 3A Division I state championship, was named QB of the All-Texas High School Team. Other East Texas selections were Arp safety LaVocheya Cooper, Van defensive lineman Jacoby Alexander, and Cayuga’s Malcome Kennedy, who was listed as a utility player.
The final Texas Football magazine top 25 polls included Longview at No. 3 in 4A, Gilmer at No. 1 in 3A, Carthage at No. 2 in 3A, Daingerfield No. 1 in 2A, Arp at No. 8 in 2A, and Cayuga at No. 1 in 1A.
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Championship Round
Sunday’s Games
Indianapolis d. N.Y. Jets (Colts 31, J-E-T-S Jets Jets Jets 13. The Colts’ defense is better than people think. Mark Sanchez will find that out the hard way.)
New Orleans d. Minnesota (Saints 34, Vikings 20. Drew Brees - and the Saints’ underrated running game and defense - bring New Orleans the ultimate sports party. Who Dat.)
Conference Championship Round Results
Rick 2-2 .500 (The Cowboys made me, and a bunch of ESPN folk, look absolutely foolish).
Overall Results
Rick 178-86 .674
This blog entry is dedicated to Fearless Joe.
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Divisional Playoff Round
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Divisional Playoff Round
Saturday’s Games
New Orleans d. Arizona (The Saints rebound after taking their foot off the gas pedal post loss to the Cowboys)
Indianapolis d. Baltimore (Peyton Manning just enough in the best matchup of the divisional round)
Sunday’s Games
Dallas d. Minnesota (Good gut feeling about the Cowboys. Dallas 30, Minnesota 17)
San Diego d. N.Y. Jets (The Chargers are the best team in football right now)
Wild Card Round Results
Rick 1-3 .250 (At least I got the Dallas game right. The only pick I’m not thrilled about was Cincinnati over the Jets).
Overall Results
Rick 176-84 .677
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‘Pursuit of excellence’ leads coach to 900 wins
There will be high school basketball games all across America tonight. Fans will clap their hands, stomp their feet and cheer for their hometown players.
At the end of the night, teams will win and teams will lose.
But there’s a story behind the wins and the losses.
For Tommy Aldridge, a Lady Lobos’ victory tonight against Hallsville would mark 900 wins for his career. Only 10 coaches have more career wins than Aldridge, according to the National High School Sports Record Book. Aldridge said he believes it’s the first time a high school girls basketball program would reach 900 victories with a single coach.
“We hope we get it,” Aldridge said. “If we get it, we’re going to earn it. We’re going up against an undefeated team. It’s going to be a battle.”
Click here to read the full article.
What do you think of Aldridge’s record?
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McGwire comes clean…Now what?
Mark McGwire used steroids.
In perhaps the most obvious admission of the past 20 years by a professional athlete, the former Oakland and St. Louis slugger admitted on Monday he used steroids for much of his career — including the 1998 season when he broke baseball’s single season home run record.
Now what?
Baseball fans I’ve talked to over the years have stated that all McGwire needs to do is come clean. Just admit he transformed himself from a skinny, 6-5 slugger that likely would have hit 25-30 bombs per season had he not juiced into a hulked-up version we all remember smacking baseballs out of the park at an alarming rate by using steroids.
Admit it, they said, and we’ll forgive and move on.
On Monday, McGwire admitted it. He didn’t do it so he could hit more home runs, he said, only so his body would heal faster when he suffered injuries.
Whatever.
The home runs captivated us all, and be honest here. We all knew, but did we really care? Did we really care that McGwire’s body was a giant test tube…bulking up where folks could see it but fragile in places we couldn’t?
I didn’t.
Just being honest. Chicks aren’t the only ones that dig the long ball, and I wasn’t the only one standing around the television set and cheering when McGwire hit No. 62 back in 1998 to set the record.
Then, when he sat and refused to talk about the past — a past we now know included steroids — we all got angry. We wanted to strip him of the home runs we cheered for and keep him out of the Hall of Fame (which isn’t exactly a collection of choir boys by the way).
All the while, baseball fans said they simply wanted McGwire to admit what he had done. Admit it, and we’ll forgive. Not sure it will get you into the Hall of Fame, but won’t we all feel better if he just admits what he did so we all KNOW what we already know?
Not sure about you, but I don’t feel better.
McGwire admitted it on Monday. He was a juicer. We already knew that, but for some reason I felt sick to my stomach when I read the reports.
Part of that sick feeling stems from the fact I’ll never truly be able to forgive McGwire or any of the players who admit to using steroids. They stained the game I love.
Part of that sick feeling is because I’m a hypocrite. I wanted home runs. I wanted them in bunches, and I wanted them to leave the park in such a way you feared for the family of four sitting in the left field bleachers when McGwire came to the plate.
I got them. I knew how I was getting them, and I just didn’t care.
Now I care, but is it too late? Mark McGwire is probably asking himself the same thing today.
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Wild Card Weekend
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Wild Card Round
Saturday’s Games
Cincinnati d. N.Y. Jets (Cedric Benson didn’t play last week. He will make a huge difference this week)
Dallas d. Philadelphia (The Eagles will better, but the Cowboys are on a roll, especially on defense. Cowboys win 30-17)
Sunday’s Games
Green Bay d. Arizona (Kurt Warner won’t save the Cardinals this year)
New England d. Baltimore (The most difficult of wild-card games to pick. New England is a different team at home, but this game could swing the way of the Ravens easy)
Week 17 Results
Rick 11-5 .688 (Proud of picking Dallas over Philadelphia, not proud of misses with Buffalo, Green Bay, Kansas City and especially the Texans.)
Overall Results
Rick 175-81 .684 (You are right Ryan. Picking Denver only led to tears this year. Because of the Broncos, I can’t finish the season picking 70 percent right. Darn you, Kyle Orton!)
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Joe’s Fearless College Picks
BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Thursday
I look for a great football game between two great programs.
Many believe Alabama’s time has come to win another national championship and feel the Crimson Tide will steamroll Texas tonight in fulfilling its quest — completing an unbeaten season with it’s 14th win, a Heisman Trophy winner (running back Mark Ingram) and another national championship for the school.
Alabama has a great coach in Nick Saban and a stable of tremendous athletes obviously to go through SEC play unbeaten and then beat Florida like they did (32-13) in the SEC championship game.
On the other hand, offensively Colt McCoy, along with his offensive line and receiving corps, as well as the Texas running game enter with motivation of their own — definitely with things to prove.
Texas has won both high-scoring and low-scoring, close games, as well as tough, physical contests.
Look for Colt to bounce back from the Heisman snub in December with poise and a performance worthy of the winningest college quarterback ever and the Texas defense (under Will Muschamp) will rise to the formidable task at hand … in a close game.
Texas d. Alabama
Last week’s picks: 8-5; Total bowl game picks: 16-12 — .571 For the season: 137-56 — .709
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Lobos dominate 13-4A All-District Team
Versatile senior quarterback Aaron Johnson, who led Longview to its second consecutive trip to the Class 4A Division I state championship game, was named Most Valuable Player on the 2009 District 13-4A All-District Football Team.
The team was selected by the league coaches today.
Other superlative honors went to Lobo teammate Bubba Vactor (Defensive MVP), Texas High quarterback Nathan Sorenson (Offensive MVP), Sulphur Springs’ Kody Chester (offensive newcomer) and Marshall defensive lineman Jenson Jackson (defensive newcomer).
John King, who led Longview to a 14-2 record and a 6-0 mark in the district, was named coach of the year.
FIRST TEAM
Offense
Quarterback: Colton Lee, Sulphur Springs;
Running back: Tyler McCray, Longview; Jamal Anderson, Marshall; Kody Sutton, Texas High; Quantrail Johnson, Hallsville;
Fullback: Keylon Shaw, Longview;
Receiver: Carey Fortson, Longview; Ladarrin Robertson, Longview; Shane McQueen, Sulphur Springs; Daveon Williams, Marshall; Demarques Sadler, Marshall;
Tight end: Logan Preston, Texas High;
Line: Bryce Redman, Longview; Tevin Ratcliff, Longview; Josh Cochran, Hallsville; Tre Glover, Marshall; Michael Harper, Marshall; Eric Stewart, Texas High; Zane Cole, Texas High; John Michael McGee, Texas High; Beau Carpenter, Sulphur Springs; Mason Ybarbo, Sulphur Springs;
Kicker: Josh Moore, Texas High.
Defense
Line: Jeremiah Farley, Longview; Chris Weaver, Longview; Tristin Coleman, Longview; Kyle Pack, Hallsville; Kendrick Dial, Sulphur Springs; Edwin Hooper, Texas High; Jesse Alejandro, Marshall;
Inside linebacker: Anthony Wiley, Longview; Diop Johnson, Longview; Jaquan Kelly, Danan Henderson, Hallsville;
Outside linebacker: Branson Rodgers, Longview; Aaron Franklin, Marshall; Cash Thompson, Mount Pleasant; Telvin Wilson; Safety: Alonte Darden, Longview; Bo Marcum, Hallsville; Tarrell Beasley, Texas High;
Cornerback: Addison McGee, Longview; Bryant Jackson, Sulphur Springs; Bryce French, Marshall; Chris Sampson, Texas High; Punter: Collin Bradley, Hallsville; Brandon Fitzgerald, Marshall;
Return specialist: Demarques Sadler, Marshall; Bryant Jackson, Sulphur Springs.
SECOND TEAM
Offense
Quarterback: Brandon Fitzgerald, Marshall;
Running back: Da’Cedric Hunt, Longview; J.C. Haigwood, Marshall; Landon Whitaker, Mount Pleasant;
Fullback: Mark Malone, Pine Tree; Receiver: Devin Lipsey, Hallsville; Garrett Ferguson, Sulphur Springs; Bryant Jackson, Sulphur Springs; Joseph Thurman, Texas High; Bryce French, Marshall;
Tight end: Williams Johnson, Longview; Sam Redfearn, Mount Pleasant;
Line: C.J. Greene, Longview; Terence Carter, Longview; Jared Hayes, Marshall; Blaize Warrick, Hallsville; Colby Suggs, Sulphur Springs; Alex Peek, Sulphur Springs; Grayson Russell, Mount Pleasant; Nick Lewis, Texas High;
Kicker: Kyle Jenkins, Longview.
Defense
Line: T.D. Snyder, Hallsville; Teven Trammell, Marshall; Leon Rolen, Marshall; Josh Bryant, Texas High; Marlon Cooks, Texas High; Jalen Stephens, Mount Pleasant; Roman Miller, Mount Pleasant; Jimmy Villa, Sulphur Springs;
Inside linebacker: Breynon Henderson, Pine Tree; Sam Oney, Marshall; Blake McCown, Texas High; Joe Scott, Sulphur Springs;
Outside linebacker: Joe Brown, Longview; Jocko Spataro, Sulphur Springs; Acie Smith, Marshall;
Safety: Tyler Kids, Pine Tree; Jason Armstead, Mount Pleasant; Roderick Davis, Marshall; D.D. Clough, Marshall; Triston Cook, Sulphur Springs;
Cornerback: Ladarius Brooks, Longview; Eric Mitchell, Hallsville; Lemarcus Kendricks, Sulphur Springs; Alandric Tutt, Marshall;
Punter: Tyler Kids, Pine Tree;
Return specialist: Travis Turner, Texas High; Jamal Anderson, Marshall.
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 17
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 17
Sunday’s Games
Indianapolis d. Buffalo
Jacksonville d. Cleveland
San Francisco d. St. Louis
Pittsburgh d. Miami
Minnesota d. N.Y. Giants
Atlanta d. Tampa Bay
Carolina d. New Orleans
New England d. Houston (and the Texans still haven’t compiled a winning season. 8-8 doesn’t count)
Chicago d. Detroit
Baltimore d. Oakland
Arizona d. Green Bay
San Diego d. Washington
Tennessee d. Seattle
Dallas d. Philadelphia (by four points)
Denver d. Kansas City (but without Brandon Marshall, the Broncos will probably get me again)
N.Y. Jets d. Cincinnati
Week 16 Results
Rick 11-5 .688 (I got the Philly-Denver game right, but I underestimated the Texans).
Overall Results
Rick 164-76 .683
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Joe’s Fearless College Picks
BOWL GAMES
For games Jan. 1 through Jan. 6
HAPPY NEW YEAR
1-1 Outback: Auburn d. Northwestern
1-1 Capital One: LSU d. Penn State
1-1 Gator: West Virginia d. Florida State
1-1 Rose: Oregon d. Ohio State
1-1 Sugar: Florida d. Cincinnati
1-2 Papajohns.com: Connecticut d. South Carolina
1-2 Cotton: Mississippi d. Oklahoma State
1-2 International: South Florida d. Northern Illinois
1-2 Liberty: Arkansas d. East Carolina
1-2 Alamo: Texas Tech d. Michigan State
1-4 Fiesta: TCU d. Boise State
1-5 Orange: Georgia Tech d. Iowa
1-6 GMAC: Central Michigan d. Troy
Bowl games from Dec. 22 through Dec. 31: 8-7; .533
For the season: 129-51; .716
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Top 10 East Texas sports stories of 2009
The Longview News-Journal’s top 10 sports stories of 2009 will be featured in the Friday newspaper.
Disagree with something? Agree with something? Any thoughts whatsoever on the list?
Let us know here on the Sideline View sports blog.
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 16
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 16
Friday’s Game
San Diego d. Tennessee
Sunday’s Games
Atlanta d. Buffalo
Cincinnati d. Kansas City
Cleveland d. Oakland
Green Bay d. Seattle
Pittsburgh d. Baltimore
Miami d. Houston (Game of the week. Contrasting styles and desperate teams make for fun contest).
New England d. Jacksonville
New Orleans d. Tampa Bay
N.Y. Giants d. Carolina
San Francisco d. Detroit
Arizona d. St. Louis
Indianapolis d. N.Y. Jets
Philadelphia d. Denver
Dallas d. Washington (Cowboys pull away to win by double digits)
Monday’s Game
Minnesota d. Chicago
Week 15 Results
Rick 9-7 .563 (as usual, I have no clue on what to do with Denver).
Overall Results
Rick 153-71 .683
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Joe’s Fearless College Picks
For bowl games Dec. 22 through Dec. 31
12-22 Las Vegas: Oregon State d. Brigham Young
12-23 Poinsettia: California d. Utah
12-24 Hawaii: Nevada d. SMU
12-26 Meineke: Pittsburgh d. North Carolina
12-26 Emerald: Southern California d. Boston College
12-27 Music City: Clemson d. Kentucky
12-28 Independence: Georgia d. Texas A&M
12-29 Champs Sports: Miami (Fla.) d. Wisconsin
12-29 Eagle Bank: UCLA d. Temple
12-30 Holiday: Nebraska d. Arizona
12-31 Armed Forces: Houston d. Air Force
12-31 Sun: Oklahoma d. Stanford
12-31 Texas: Missouri d. Navy
12-31 Insight: Minnesota d. Iowa State
12-31 Chick-fil-A: Virginia Tech d. Tennessee
MERRY CHRISTMAS
For games Dec. 3 through Dec. 5: 10-5: .666
For the Season: 121-44; .733
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 15
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 15
Thursday’s Game
Indianapolis d. Jacksonville
Saturday’s Game
New Orleans d. Dallas (by at least double figures)
Sunday’s Games
New England d. Buffalo
Arizona d. Detroit
Tennessee d. Miami
Kansas City d. Cleveland
Houston d. St. Louis
N.Y. Jets d. Atlanta
Philadelphia d. San Francisco
Baltimore d. Chicago
San Diego d. Cincinnati (should be a fun game to watch)
Denver d. Oakland
Green Bay d. Pittsburgh
Seattle d. Tampa Bay
Minnesota d. Carolina
Monday’s Game
N.Y. Giants d. Washington
Week 14 Results
Rick 10-6 .625 (Bad hunch with Dallas over San Diego! I don’t know what I was thinking with Houston over Seattle)
Overall Results
Rick 144-64 .692
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 14
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 14
Thursday’s Game
Pittsburgh d. Cleveland
Sunday’s Games
New Orleans d. Atlanta
Green Bay d. Chicago
N.Y. Jets d. Tampa Bay
Jacksonville d. Miami
Baltimore d. Detroit
Seattle d. Houston
Indianapolis d. Denver
Kansas City d. Buffalo
Minnesota d. Cincinnati
New England d. Carolina
Washington d. Oakland
Tennessee d. St. Louis
Dallas d. San Diego (I know the Chargers are rolling, but I got a hunch)
Philadelphia d. N.Y. Giants
Monday’s Game
Arizona d. San Francisco
Week 13 Results
Rick 10-6 .625 (Atlanta over Philadelphia pick was embarrassing.)
Overall Results
Rick 134-58 .698
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House panel passes college football playoff bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — A House subcommittee approved legislation Wednesday aimed at forcing college football to switch to a playoff system to determine its national champion, over the objections of some lawmakers who said Congress has meatier targets to tackle.
The bill, which faces steep odds, would ban the promotion of a postseason NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision game as a national championship unless it results from a playoff. The measure passed by voice vote in a House Energy and Commerce Committee subcommittee, with one audible “no,” from Rep. John Barrow, D-Ga.
“With all due respect, I really think we have more important things to spend our time on,” Barrow said before the vote, although he stressed he didn’t like the current Bowl Championship Series, either.
The BCS selections announced last weekend pit two unbeaten teams, No. 1 Alabama and No. 2 Texas, in the Jan. 7 national title game. Three other undefeated teams — TCU, Cincinnati and Boise State — will play in a BCS bowl game, but not for the championship.
“What can we say — it’s December and the BCS is in chaos again,” said the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Joe Barton of Texas, the top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee. He said the BCS system is unfair and won’t change unless prompted by Congress.
The legislation, which goes to the full committee, would make it illegal to promote a national championship game “or make a similar representation,” unless it results from a playoff.
Do you think college football should go to a playoff system?
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If Longview beats Denton Guyer, return trip to Waco awaits
If Longview’s football team defeats Denton Guyer in a Class 4A Division I state semifinal on Saturday in Dallas, the Lobos would return to Floyd Casey Stadium in Waco to play the state championship game. According to Longview coach John King, the championship game will begin at 6 p.m. on Dec. 19.
Longview played in the 2008 Class 4A Division I state championship at Floyd Casey Stadium, dropping a 48-23 decision to Lake Travis. Lake Travis and Pearland Dawson play in the other state semifinal on Saturday in College Station.
King said both Lake Travis and Dawson have agreed to play at Floyd Casey Stadium if Longview wins. King said he did not know where the state-championship game would be if Guyer defeats Longview.
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 13
Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 13
Thursday’s Game (just as a refresher, and this time, I nailed it!)
N.Y. Jets d. Buffalo
Sunday’s Games
Atlanta d. Philadelphia
Chicago d. St. Louis
Cincinnati d. Detroit
Pittsburgh d. Oakland
Indianapolis d. Tennessee (Upset special? I’m not buying it)
Denver d. Kansas City (with much hesitation)
New England d. Miami
New Orleans d. Washington
Carolina d. Tampa Bay
Jacksonville d. Houston
San Diego d. Cleveland
Dallas d. N.Y. Giants (and the Cowboys purge some demons with the win)
San Francisco d. Seattle
Minnesota d. Arizona
Monday’s Game
Green Bay d. Baltimore
Week 12 Results
Rick 15-1 .938 (And the one I missed … you guessed it! I picked Denver to lose. I did get lucky with Tennessee over Arizona.)
Overall Results
Rick 124-52 .705
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Slick Rick’s NFL Picks - Week 13 Thursday bonus
Thursday’s Game
New York J-E-T-S Jets Jets Jets d. Buffalo (playing in Toronto, the future home of the Buffalo Bills when Ralph Wilson dies?!?)
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I think he’s gonna go a long way if he keeps a good head as he seems to have. THey will be chatting of STUMP while he is fearlessly making his rounds in college and professional football at some point.
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I cant get the magazine can you e-mail me the all-texas team please
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Way to go STUMP!!!
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Don’t quit your day job Rick…..
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