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Lakota West 16 St Xavier 13 Final West was the better team; congrats to West! Surprised by Hartford's antics, unnecessary roughness-targeting-ejected, taunting and taking a helmet off; all on the same play- Dumb, dumb and dumber.

Lakota West 16 St Xavier 13 Final

Lakota West 16 St Xavier 13 Final

Lakota West Bolden throws a 2 yd pass LW 16 X 13 21 secs left in game

Lakota West scores a TD on 47 yd pass Lakota West 9 XP blocked St X 13 West tries a onside/bad kick? with a PF on West: X starts on Lakota Wests 45 X's goes 3 & out 6:50 left West ball on West's 20

X 4&1 on Lakota West 14yd line, is stopped short by West West 1&10 on West 14

Winton Woods 22, Trotwood-Madison 0 - Q3

Lakota West 3 St X 13 6:17 left in 3rd qtr

Lakota West blocks X's punter [Rugby style punt] West ball on X's 13

Lakota West punter on a poor snap takes off and gets to X's2; unfortunately for West, a illegal block brings it back Still X 13 Lakota West 0 3rd qtr https://boxcast.tv/channel/kcDxLlLCeqOvc4rAmBlg

WW 6 Trotwood 0 in 2nd qtr

St X 13 [2 FG 1td] Lakota West 0 Halftime

I think someone misread his contract: the 2022 salary gets reduced by the games suspended. This was written when he had a 6 game suspension. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/deshaun-watson-21753/ Contract Notes: $230M guaranteed (signing bonus + 2022 salary + 2023 salary + 2024...

Other than losing their starting G, T CB and pass rushing specialist in the preseason, relatively lucky during the regular season.

That report was instigated Democratic congressmen; not the Republican Senate. The FBI summary was given to Congress. The report was given to the House Judiciary Committee by a subpoena that was issued along party lines.

West by 10

It was going to be a sheet storm no matter what the punishment; IMHO Watson gets 12 game suspension; hopefully Watson appeals and he plays the first 5 games :whistle:

I wouldn't be so sure; it is not Watson's behavior, but the stupid contract they gave to Watson that is creating the hate from other team's fans.

The NFL's problem is making a decision before all the civil cases are done. Unless it is a unlimited ban, they run the risk of getting crucified for being too lenient if the civil case turn out to be PR disaster.

If the Texans knew about the claims and did nothing, that would just mean they are in for disciplinary actions by the NFL, but doesn't really help Watson, in fact; just the opposite. What would be the legal argument? The Texans knew I was abusing women and took no action or worse aided in...