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I hate to break it to you, but you've already been knocked off - by a decent Kingston team.

Notre Dame's not in Region 2. They're in region 3.

There hasn't been a game on the AM yet because it starts next week???????????????????????????????????????? Like I said already?????????????????????????????

1. Catholic/Fulton 2. Catholic/Fulton 3. Austin East 4. Kingston

I give up. This is the fourth time I've posted it. THERE IS A NON-CATHOLIC GAME OF THE WEEK ON THE SPORTS ANIMAL'S AM STATION. Now shut up.

http://boards.coacht.com/index.php?s=&...amp;p=826120936

Yeah, um, read my post... THEN make your own post.

Catholic 30 (3-0, 1-0), A-E (0-3, 0-2) 19 A-E returned the opening kick-off to about the 30, and punched it in to go up 7-0. Catholic answered with 10 points, making it 10-7 at the half. After halftime, Catholic put up another 13 (2 TDs, 1/2 on PATs), to make their lead 23-7. A-E came back with a TD, and went for 2 to try and make it a 2 point game, but didn't convert. 23-13. Catholic responded with a touchdown, making it 30-13. Late in the fourth quarter, A-E drove the ball in, using a hurry-up offense, to make it 30-19. For some reason I don't understand (Can someone explain this to me?) A-E went for two, instead of kicking the PAT. Once again they didn't convert. A-E kicked the ball deep instead of doing an onside kick like I thought they would do. Catholic ran the clock out.

Starting next week, the AM station (990) will be having a non-catholic game of the week, while the FM stations (99.1, 99.3) will continue to exclusively broadcast catholic games (except next week, when catholic has a bye). The schedule is on http://www.sportsanimal99.com/

I'd have to give it to Fulton. The 2-3A opponents (Austin-East, Livingston, KCHS, Kingston, Scott) + Tyner + Alcoa They do have Carter though (great RECORD last year, but highly overrated) and Boyd-Buchanan (don't know anything about them, but their record from last year doesn't make them look too good).

Details for those of us who didn't see the game?

Anyone have a result?

Since you like numbers so much, perhaps you would like to compare the winning percentages of open- and close-zoned schools in each of the sports?

51-6 final, catholic

It's on CSS in Knoxville. Chattanooga has some crappy game on instead (Baylor-East Ridge)