(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
1. The Rams beat the Seattle Seahawks 36-31 Sunday to improve to 9-1 on the year. The Rams will face the Kansas City Chiefs, also 9-1, next Monday night in Mexico City.
2. Ram receiver Cooper Kupp suffered a torn ACL Sunday and is out for the year.
3. Louisville fired head football coach Bobby Petrino after the Cardinals fell to 2-8.
4. The New Orleans Saints signed receiver Brandon Marshall to a one-year deal. Dez Bryant, who was signed by the Saints last week, tore his Achilles in practice and is out for the season.
5. Joe Mauer, who spent his entire 15-year career with the Minnesota Twins, has announced his retirement. Mauer won the American League MVP award in 2009.
6. The Philadelphia 76ers acquired guard Jimmy Butler from the Minnesota Timberwolves for three players, including Dario Saric and Robert Covington, and a 2022 second round draft pick.
7. AP College Basketball Poll – Top 5: 1. Duke 2. Kansas 3. Gonzaga 4. Virginia 5. Tennessee.
8. Adelanto at El Monte, Friday night, 7:00 p.m. CIF Division 13 Semi Final.
9. Former BYU star Jimmer Fredette scored 75 points in a Chinese Basketball Association game Sunday for the Shanghai Sharks in a 137-136 loss to Beikong.
10. Take time today to honor and remember all of those who have served our country in the military. Happy Veteran’s Day.
El Rancho never even made the SGVN top 25. Go figure.
The OC football dominance is really taking a hit this year. Only 8 of the 52 teams playing in the semi’s are in the OC. I guess the soccer moms are really having their boys play soccer instead.
@N: You must be an idiot. You take everything literally? “Duh, everything that Trump says is 100% the truth Duh!!!!
Yea that’s because it was the second year. Every two years they could move more than 2
@almont alumni
Apple Valley who beat Montebello last season in the quarterfinals Div 10 was a top seed a year later in Div 5 this season.
@Anon
Rio Mesa moved from division 8 to division 4 in one year. Makes you think if these teams were in the correct division in the first place.
@Nostradamus
funny stuff!
@ Almont alumni: I wonder how it’s possible for a team to move five divisions—up or down—in one year. Talk about abrupt. Perhaps CIF makes exceptions for small schools?
lindfield christian was in D7 last year now 12.
Nay nay,Anon
Arroyo moved 3 divisions last year
Wow…a guy who can see 100 years into the future needs to be working the Pentagon, not a keyboard in a rented bedroom.
Nobody could move up or down more than 2 divisions I believe
After a deep playoff run with a championship and state appearance, it will kick El Monte up to at least D10 . For El Rancho a semi D9, a final D8, a championship D7. Neither will sniff a title for the next 100 years.
Freedom isn’t free, and it’s our veterans who paid the price. I salute these men and women on this day of remembrance.