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> "Olin"
comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:NJ6dneU98tlRupHanZ2dnUVZ_tuonZ2d@comcast.com...>>
>> "InfoSuperHwyRoadKill"
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>> message news:xPSOi.3906$aa.2394@bignews1.bellsouth.net...>>>> On Oct 2, 4:58?pm, MrWonderful
aol.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Everyone
>>>>> is involved, including the rookie PK~!
>>>>
>>>> Folk.
>>>> Nick Folk.
>>>>
>>>> He got my game ball, even if the Cowboys lost; but he hit two 52yd
>>>> field goals w/ no time remaining (one negated by the ol' last second
>>>> time out trick) for the improbable win -- only made possible because
>>>> Folk
>>>> Nick Folk
>>>> was previously also perfect~!
>>>> Despite T.O. dropping passes and being a non factor & TonyRomo's
>>>> innumerable int's and fumble,
>>>> Folk
>>>> Nick Folk
>>>> came to play~!
>>>>
>>>> Even if the onside kick failed and the Cowboys lost,
>>>> Folk
>>>> Nick Folk
>>>> earned my game ball for putting the Cowboys in a position to tie on
>>>> the failed 2-pt conversion;
>>>>
>>>> BUT the on-side kick did not fail because
>>>> Folk
>>>> Nick Folk
>>>> kicked it to a high bounce - the best I ever saw;
>>>> and Hurd (an unknown "everyone involved")
>>>> pushed the ball to an open area for the Dallas recovery with 20
>>>> seconds left.
>>>> You heard it here~! "everyone is involved, including the rookie place
>>>> kicker,"
>>>> Folk
>>>> Nick Folk
>>>>
>>>> : ) Lala
>>>>
>>>
>>> Vol Report
>>>
>>> Besides Witten, Kevin Burnett had his named called a few times, as well
>>> as Jabari Greer with a pick, a great tackle and the break up of the pass
>>> to TO (Tennessee-Chattanooga) for the 2pt conversion.
>>>
>>> Conspicuously absent -- Peerless Price.
>>>
>>
>> That's because Peerless is now on IR, lost for the season to surgery.
>>
>> 'Bout that game last night... wow!
>>
>> Like everybody else I'd all but given up hope, and truth be told, Buffalo
>> deserved that win. It was preserved only by an improving Dallas defense
>> that held them to only three offensive points (all three touchdowns were
>> gimmes, two INTS returned for touchdowns and botched kick return coverage
>> that resulted in a beautiful 100 yard plus kickoff return by Buffalo).
>>
>> That, and the Dallas QB apparently having amnesia and forgetting that he
>> was personally responsible for six turnovers yet still managing to get
>> the team into position to even try a field goal as the game was ending.
>>
>> Somebody wrote the Cowboys were "ridiculously charmed," and after last
>> night, I'd have to say I agree, and as a fan, hope the charm doesn't wear
>> off for a good long while. ;^)
>>
Too true. I've always liked Clint Stoerner, especially since he was a Dallas
QB for a while there. Even as a Longhorn fan, I've never found much
animosity for the Razorbacks. Oklahoma, of course, is a different story, and
Kansas may soon be added to that list. ;^)
But what has to happen to win any kind of national championship at either a
college or pro level is just mind boggling.
I really do expect the Cowboys to do better this season than in MANY past
years (not difficult to do), possibly even going deep into the offseason,
but I don't necessarily think they've got the team to win it all. Of course,
with luck riding with 'em, anything's possible.
