Sunday, October 12, 2025
It was nice to have a relatively calm day at home as Michael, Jacob and Mary joined us to watch the Rams' game.
But first . . .
A new Associated Press Top 25
was released today
Once again, the now 5-1 Washington Huskies have been unable to crack into this prestigious list.
There are five other BIG-10 teams in the AP Top 25 this week, #1 Ohio State (6-0), #3 Indiana (6-0), #8 Oregon (5-1), #20 Southern California (5-1) and #25 Nebraska (5-1).
A Huskies win this week at Michigan (4-2) might earn the Dawgs the votes necessary to finally crack the AP Top 25.
Back to our game . . .
The Los Angeles Rams (3-2) at
the Baltimore Ravens (1-4)
The Ravens have been in a world of trouble this season since losing their two-time NFL MVP QB Lamar Jackson due to injury.
He would not suit out today.
VICTORY!
Even with Jackson sidelined, it was still not an easy road to success today as the game was tied, 3-3, at Halftime.
The win improved the Rams record to 4-2, good enough for a three way tie atop the NFC West standings with the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks.
Next Sunday, the Rams will travel to Europe to play the AFC South's surprising Jacksonville Jaguars (4-2) at Wembley Stadium in London.
Kickoff is slated for 6:30 a.m. Pacific Daylight Savings Time.
We may have to tape this one for viewing at a much more decent hour.
The following poster was fun . . .
There are lots of good ones on
this list to pick from
I picked TCU's close 1924, 34-32 win over that tough bunch from the Sunday School All-Stars.
Honorable Mentions, for me, went to Arizona-Lilly Ice Cream in 1941, BYU-Piggly Wiggly in 1933, Kansas State-Dentists in 1907 and West Virginia-Smith Skating Rink in 1907.
Delving into ancient college sports history can be fascinating.
We have a disturbing weather prediction for the next two days in our area.
Could a Tornado Watch postpone
our Las Colinas-Santa Rosa flag
football game on Monday?
Knowing our Las Colinas coaches,
probably not
This applies to me as well as
to my darling bride, Laurie
Let's all have a great week with blue skies and no natural disasters, please.
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