Running bowl thread

Snow day here, can't leave the house.

Tahlequah, Northeast; Durant, Southeast; Edmonds, Central; Muskogee, Bacone; Ada, Southwest (I think) and that's all I got.
After that, I'd have to start randomly naming towns in Oklahoma and hoping I was right.
Olkahoma isn't all that odd, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama are all the same way.
If your town has at least 10,000 people, you are going to have some kind of school there in those states.

 

Ada is East Central, not Southwest. Northwest is Alva.

 

To the original point, I believe Illinois would be the only state to have all four directions covered in Division I schools.

 

From notes packages tonight (and remembering a blurb that one of this past weekend's bowl teams had 28 seniors on the roster - was it Michigan State?)
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*Boise State has but 4 seniors on its roster (TCU has just 13)

*TCU has won 40 straight games when it's rushed for over 170 yards

 

Cameron is in Lawton, OPSU is in Goodwell, USAO is in Chickasha.

I took classes at the first, knew a player who signed at the second, knew a girl who graduated from the third.

 

Just as an FYI, it's Edmond, not Edmonds.

 

boise by 10, or more.

 

Book it.
I like TCU. HUGE ...
They are gonna make a hell of a case for a national championship tonight.

 

I loved hearing Michael McDonald sing the National Anthem at the Fiesta Bowl.
Dude's got some pipes and has worked in so many pockets of the music industry.
(Great with Steely Dan)

The crowd, from an overhead angle, looks orange, orange, orange.
TCU's gotta take 'em out of the action.

 

I'm pumped for this game. I could imagine what it would be like if we had a plus one right now. THis could be Texas and TCU and Bama vs. Boise.

 

MSU may have those many seniors, if 20 of them are walk ons. I think they only have about 12.