Lone Star Pitbulls at Plano Venom

Gladiators at NT Stampede

Fort Worth Avengers at Collin County Rattlers

Dallas Bulldogs at Dallas Chargers

Denton County Patriots vs. UTA Mavericks (Sunday)

SA Warriors at DFW Xpress

Vernon Jaguars at Tarrant County Hazzard

Any others?

Leave your vote in the comments or email them to me todd[at]dfwfootball.net.

In other games, the DFW Xpress leads the Lonestar Pitbulls 20-12 and the Plano Venom lead the Storm 14-3 in the Fourth.

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Brad, aside from myself and someone else who was not eligible, won the Tedy Bruschi book Never Give Up for his Super Bowl prediction, even though he predicted the Cardinals to win.  Therefore, since he won both books due to a random drawing, I decided to draw another name for another book.

Alex Martinez of the Fort Worth Avengers won another book.  After Alex contacts me, I will give him a choice of books that I have available.  So, Alex, drop me an email to find out what book you want to win.

Thanks to all who registered to receive email alerts via feedburner.  I am going to do another contest later in the month to win another prize.  It will involve getting others to sign up for the emails.  You will have another chance!

I will have a drawing the week after the Super Bowl, and I will alert the winner by next weekend.  Have fun!

Uncommon

you know, take advantage of publicity from the Super Bowl as well as Dungy’s recent retirement from coaching the Indianapolis Colts.

Dungy, so far, is the only African-American head coach to win the Super Bowl.  That may change this year as another African-American head coach, Mike Tomlin, is the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers who are playing the Arizona Cardinals in the Super Bowl Sunday.

Readers of dfwfootball.net have a chance to win a copy of Dungy’s new book.  How can you win a coy of the book?  There are two ways.

First, subscribe to the email delivery of our RSS Feeds.  You can do that by signing up in the upper right hand corner of the sidebar or by navigating to RSS Feeds under the “On the Go” button on the navigation bar.

Second, make a Super Bowl prediction.  Under the post, Super Bowl predictions in the Interactive section on the front page, post a prediction.

Never Give Up

You can simply predict who will win, or you can post a final score.  Anyone making a prediction will be entered in to the drawing for Dungy’s book.

Those making a Super Bowl score prediction have a chance to win a copy of Tedy Bruschi’s book Never Give Up:  My Stroke, My Recovery, & My Return to the NFL.  The person with the closest prediction of the Super Bowl score will win a coy of the Bruschi book.

There you have it, a chance to win two books.  Good luck.

Leave your thoughts in the “comments” section below.  I do not have many restrictions placed on the comments yet, but the first time you comment, you will have to be approved.  No bad language please.  Don’t criticize just to criticize, have some logic.  Also, no personal attacks.  Those will be removed.

Crabtree, a Redshirt Sophomore, payed high school ball at Dallas’ Carter High School.  He was an All-American receiver for the Texas Tech Red Raiders as well as a two-time Biletnikoff Award winner.

Junior Matthew Stafford is a quarterback for Georgia.  He graduated high school at Highland Park in Dallas.  Stafford has been a three year starter for the Bulldogs and finished his career with some good stas.

James Casey from Rice was a star at Azle High School.  He also delared for the draft and is also an underclassmen.  Casey had a great year as a Tight End for the Owls.

As the draft gets closer, we will take a look at other players which will be elgible for the NFL Draft.