NFL SCORES FOR THE WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 27-28

Sunday, 9/27
Final
Washington 14
Detroit 19

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Green Bay 36
St. Louis 17

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San Francisco 24
Minnesota 27

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Atlanta 10
New England 26

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Tennessee 17
New York 24

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Kansas City 14
Philadelphia 34

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New York 24
Tampa Bay 0

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Cleveland 3
Baltimore 34

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Jacksonville 31
Houston 24

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Chicago 25
Seattle 19

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New Orleans 27
Buffalo 7

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Pittsburgh 20
Cincinnati 23

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Denver 23
Oakland 3

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Miami 13
San Diego 23

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Indianapolis 31
Arizona 10

Monday, 9/28
Final
Carolina 7
Dallas 21

Longhorn Style Football!

After a great win against Tech last week, there could be a possibility for the Longhorns to possibly look pass the UTEP Miners. However, there was no way that Mack Brown and & Colt McCoy were going to let that happen and showed up to DRK stadium ready to play some good ol' Texas football. The game started off close for only a couple minutes as the scoreboard showed 7-7 in the first quarter. But things changed quickly as Freshman D.J Monroe ran a 91 yard kickoff return and made it 14-7. Monroe was the first Longhorn to run back to kickoffs for touchdowns in one game. The game was very lopsided as the Longhorns outscore the Miners 47 to 7 in the first half and 17 to in the second half. The only score from the Miners came off a interception touchdown return from Melvin Stephenson II. The Longhorns come off a great win and prepare for a nice bye week until they have the Colorado Buffaloes come into town. Hookem Horns!


UTEP Passing
C/ATT YDS TD INT
Vittatoe 7/21 38 0 4
Thomas II 1/2 5 0 0

Texas Passing
C/ATT YDS TD INT
McCoy 28/35 286 3 1
Gilbert 5/6 49 0 0

UTEP Rushing
CAR YDS TD LG
Buckram 9 46 0 18
Williams 3 9 0 7

Texas Rushing
CAR YDS TD LG
McGee 8 104 1 51
Hills 3 68 0 32

UTEP Receiving
REC YDS TD LG
Buckram 3 19 0 11
Moturi 1 9 0 9

Texas Receiving
REC YDS TD LG
Shipley 10 122 1 23
Buckner 6 71 2 36

Monsters of Folk

Allow me to introduce you to my new favorite band:
MONSTERS OF FOLK
(picture taken from http://popsecret.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/monstersoffolk.jpg)

Monsters of Folk is comprised of Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis from Bright Eyes, Jim James from My Morning Jacket, and Matt Ward of M. Ward. With four such amazingly talented people coming together for one album, my expectations were so high that I was a little nervous I'd be let down, but there was no reason to worry. This CD is nothing less than greatness and I haven't been able to listen to anything else since.

You can listen to every song on their new album that was just released yesterday from their myspace: http://www.myspace.com/monstersoffolk

Another Celebrity Baby....

The precious couple, Freddie Prinze, Jr. and (with a newly changed last name) Sarah Michelle Prinze, just welcomed a baby girl into the world! The precious bundle of joy was born on Sept. 19 and given the name Charlotte Grace Prinze which, personally, I think is a seriously beautiful name. Although Prinze, Jr. has stayed out of the public eye for the last few years he will star on the upcoming season of 24. A rep for the couple says, "the family is over the moon." So excited to see the precious baby in some pics!!

Still On Top!

Who's number 2 in college football? The Texas Longhorns are! After the long awaited rematch between the Texas Longhorns and the Texas Tech Red Raiders hits 0.00 on the scoreboard we finally have revenge! With the game close for most of the first half, we saw the scoreboard get lit up by Colt McCoy and Taylor Potts. With Texas Tech being behind for most the game Potts could only play catch up by throwing for a whopping 46/62for 420 yards, 3 touchdowns and 1 interception. But stats do not mean a win in the records books. Colt McCoy's 4th quarter touchdown pass to Dan Buckner was the dagger in the hearts of all Raiders fans. McCoy passed for 24/34 for 205 yards, 1 touchdown, and 2 interceptions. After that 4th quarter touchdown, there was no answer for the Red Raiders as the Longhorns defense stopped them from any last minute miracles and making the final score 34-24. On top of the two talented quarterbacks, Jordan Shipley made several highlight reels. With his punt return for a touchdown and 11 reception day. Revenge is sweet and the longhorns are tasting a big bowl of it!

Texas Tech Passing
C/ATT YDS TD INT
Potts 46/62 420 3 1

Texas Passing
C/ATT YDS TD INT
McCoy 24/34 205 1 2

Texas Tech Rushing
CAR YDS TD LG
Stephens 9 27 0 12
Batch 4 23 0 18

Texas Rushing
CAR YDS TD LG
Newton 20 88 1 19
Chiles 2 29 0 34

Texas Tech Receiving
REC YDS TD LG
Leong 6 80 2 18
Zouzalik 5 73 0 33

Texas Receiving
REC YDS TD LG
Buckner 6 75 1 25
Shipley 11 73 0 13

Opening This Week....

Opening this week, the Sony Pictures Animation film Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, the latest film to capitalize on the 3D family film trend that has been swarming theaters this year. It has its fair share of noteworthy comedians filling in voices, like Bill Hader and Andy Samburg, and not to mention, quite the unique plot, which is just as the title suggests—raining meatballs. But the film probably won’t be more substantial than your average plate of spaghetti and meatballs—safe, satisfying, but nothing new. Also new this, Love Happens, starring Jennifer Aniston and Aaron Eckhart, which, from the trailer, looks like a systematically produced rom-com—famous actor and famous actress fall in love despite preventative obstacles. Blah. Jennifer’s Body, starring Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried (coming off her Mamma Mia! fame), is another possessed girl turns killer movie, but with a bitey, satirical script, much like a line of other horror film that invite comedy to spice things up. However, this one was penned by the Academy Award-winning writer of Juno, Diablo Cody, so it’s a bit more promising than your average, weekly-released horror (like last weeks’ Sorority Row). The best film opening this week is The Informant!, reuniting Matt Damon with the Ocean’s-series director Steven Soderbergh, telling the true story of a man that attempts to take down an giant agricultural corporation. Matt Damon is sure to give an acclaimed performance, and Soderbergh is always a director to take interest in.

Movie Reviews

Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself opened at number one this past weekend at no surprise, banking just over $23 million, making it the third highest grossing Perry movie ever. Tyler Perry has become a brand of unstoppable force. It would be disappointing had his film not opened to number one, but that said, not much is every to be expected from a Tyler Perry movie. They recycle the same material repeatedly to attract the same audience that makes it to the theaters on opening weekend, and they fizzle out quickly in the weeks to come. 9, a new animated film from newcomer Shane Acker and based on his acclaimed short film, opened to a moderate $10 million, considering the lack of effective publicity, which stepped away from promoting the big-name voices and focused more on visuals. Inglourious Basterds followed up the top 3 with just over $6 million, making it on track to becoming the highest grossing Tarantino film ever, with a total of nearly $104 million, on the coattails of Pulp Fiction’s $107 million. Other new releases included Sorority Row and Whiteout, which both opened to just about $5 million. Sorority Row attempted to capitalize on the success of The Final Destination and keep the horror, date-night audience coming, but it failed because of its regurgitated slasher premise and inexistent franchise to help back it up. Whiteout only had one thing going for it—Kate Beckinsale. The promotions for the film were schizophrenic, leaving the open-ended to being either a thriller of sorts or a monster horror film. The unique location of Antarctica was also heavily prevalent in the advertising, but viewers have yet to consider Beckinsale a leading lady, and they didn’t by into the ambiguous plot—bravo.