(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
- The Chargers beat the Las Vegas Raiders 22-10 Sunday to kick off the 2024 NFL season.
- The Rams lost to the Detroit Lions 26-20 in overtime Sunday to open the season.
- Number 3 Texas routed number 10 Michigan 31-12 Saturday in the Big House.
- Northen Illinois shocked number 5 Notre Dame 16-14 Saturday in South Bend.
- USC’s 48-0 win over Utah State Saturday night was the Trojans’ first shutout since 2011 when they beat UCLA 50-0 at the Coliseum.
- The Dallas Cowboys signed quarterback Dak Prescott to a four-year, $240 million extension the team announced Sunday.
- AP College Football Top 5: 1. Georgia 2. Texas 3. Ohio State 4. Alabama 5. Mississippi. USC is number 11.
- Monrovia freshman quarterback Jesse Saucedo has thrown for 839 yards and 7 touchdowns in the first three games.
- Rio Hondo Prep beat Maranatha 56-14 Saturday night and has scored 176 points in the first three games.
- Northview (3-0) vs. Covina (3-0), Covina District Field, Friday night 7:00 p.m.
9) Where’s the pastrami sandwich Tim ? I said for weeks this was a mismatch , despite MVS touting as close game . Going to Rio on Friday /Saturday night is a tough chore , and finesse teams that clean up on -30 type opponents get a taste of power football. It’s been happening for years .
@ ? Neither. They are both individual rights.
@ Detached Observer Thank you for some common sense. People die doing what they love. Whether it’s high school football, sky diving or playing checkers in the park. Death is not fair nor is it equally applied to those who don’t deserve it.
This is not a political site so please stop
I was sorry to hear about the youth from SouthEast High .i don’t know anything about what, happened , just hope kids are getting coached up right , hitting with their head up to see what they hit !
The value of high school football is immense and far outweighs the risk . Unfortunately , bad things happen in a variety of ways everyday in life . That can’t keep us from striving for accomplishment.
Would you rather ban AR-15 ‘s or high school football?
11. “Since July 1, 11 middle and high school football players have died across the nation, with nine related to football, Randi DeLong, spokesperson for the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury told USA TODAY on Friday.”
12, if you include “A Southern California teenager critically hurt last month during a high school football game died this week from his injuries, the boy’s loved ones and school officials announced.”
It seems the more the Raiders move from one city to the next, the worse they get. I hear Al Davis is spinning so fast in his grave, he’s thinking of being resurrected as a cornerback.