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Quick, who’s the best kicker on the Cowboyz’ roster?&#160 Anyone?&#160 Anyone?&#160 Buehler?

Uh, no.&#160

Arlington Heights 41, Trimble Tech 0

at #20 TCU 55, Portland State 13

at #1 Oklahoma 38, Missouri 28

#9 Nebraska 38, at Wyoming 14

at Dallas 18, Washington 16

When you give up a 61-yard touchdown pass, then get your punt blocked on the next possession for another TD, it’s gonna be a long night.

This one was over early.&#160 Heights led 27-0 at the end of one.

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Mizzou gave OU a major scare, going up 14-3 before OU scored 28 straight over the first three quarters.&#160 Landry Jones was 35-48-448 & three touchdowns, all to Ryan Broyles.

Dominique Whaley led the Sooner ground attack with 68 yards.

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All-Everything defensive tackle Jared Crick didn’t play against Wyoming.

Didn’t need him.&#160 The Huskers easily handled the Cowboys.

Nebraska scored the first 17 points of the second half, led by Rex Burkhead and his 170 yards on the ground.&#160 Taylor Martinez was 12-21-157 and one TD.

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The Cowgirlz’ offensive line is just that – offensive.&#160 It flat-out can’t poke holes in Swiss cheese.&#160 They are&#160 better pass-blockers than last year, but that ain’t saying much – and since they can’t run, it still leaves Dallas as a one-dimenstional team

The starting receivers are banged up – and they’re still&#160 faster than the backups.&#160 Needless to say, no one’s getting much separation.

The areas where Dallas is performing well is the defense & the kicking game – and that’s what saved them last night.&#160 Sean Lee picked off a pass, Anthony Spencer caused a fumble (which Lee recovered), and rookie Dan Bailey (Oklahoma State) kicked six field goals to lift the ‘Boyz to victory.&#160 (Little Davey Buehler was out with an injury.&#160 Can anyone say “Wally Pipp”?)

The last one was rather sweet, as a 30-yard Romo pass to Dez Bryant victimized DeAngelo Hall, who’d been crowing all last week about how he was gonna target Romo’s ribs.&#160 Hall’s 15-yard facemask penalty provided the range that Bailey needed to kick the winning 40-yarder.

Wonderful sense of schadenfreude there, y’know?

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Oh, and Bucky rolled at home over S. Dakota, 59-10.

This week:&#160 5-0.&#160 Perfect Football Weekend achieved (2).&#160 Overall:&#160 17-2.

The PFW will return Thursday, when we’ll have a minor gripe against the Fort Worth ISD’s athletic department.

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