Mule Runners Win Lawrenceville Invite

WIth five runners in the top 15, Justin Sanders’ Fairfield Mules won the Lawrenceville Invitational Saturday. The Mules finished with 35 points, followed by the host Indians in second with 45. Paris was third at 58 and Dieterich was fourth with 77. Five other teams had runners, but not a full team. Casey-Westfield’s Cort Ross won the boys’ race in 16 minutes, 2 seconds. Lawrenceville’s Brayden Green was a distant second at 17:25.3. Fairfield’s top finisher was Austin Schuster in fourth at 18:06.5. Boys Results Place Runner School Time 1 Cort Ross Casey-Westfield 16:01.97 2 Brayden Green Lawrenceville 17:25.28 3 … Continue reading Mule Runners Win Lawrenceville Invite

Mules Move to 3-0 With Third Straight Shutout

Sometimes, stingy can be a positive. Case in point, the Fairfield Mules’ defense. For the third straight week to open the season, Justin Townsend’s Mules did not allow a point and the Mule Train kept rolling with a 36-0 road win in Chester. Fairfield moved to 3-0 with the win. And while the stinginess is a continuation of a trend this year, they can add greediness to the repertoire as well, as the defense got in on the scoring act with two defensive touchdowns and a safety on the night. That helped supplement what is a pedestrian offering for this … Continue reading Mules Move to 3-0 With Third Straight Shutout

NFL DFS Week 2

Here we go for week 2. Made money last week with a 36% ROI gain. This week, we got cash on the left, GPP-only on the right. I tend to enter my cash in a GPP or two as well. Too many times of having my cash lineup go off and wishing I had it in a GPP, so I throw it in a cheap GPP most weeks. Cash-wise, Jacobs will be the most owned RB this week, and Waller the same at TE, as we try to take advantage of the Draftkings pricing coming out before the late Monday … Continue reading NFL DFS Week 2

The Pitch Six

Here is the #pitchsix from the Mules game last night. Senior Cade Carter had the interception and return to midfield before pitching to teammate Wyatt Gilbert, who scored as the clock ran out to end the first half. Fairfield went on to a 36-0 win at Chester, improving to 3-0. Hey @SportsCenter @Hudl pic.twitter.com/VKTzVDnrKz — Cade Carter (@ccadecarter) September 14, 2019 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading The Pitch Six

College Football Week 3 Spreads

Last week, the system managed to go 25-19, despite a 1-9 start on Saturday’s games. That moves us to 47-43 overall. This week’s spreads are late to post, But I promise they were completed before the Friday games last night. I was 1-2 on those three anyway, with no bets on any of the three. Away RTG Home RTG HFA IAW Vegas North Carolina 26.8 Wake Forest 28.8 2.86 -0.9 -3 Kansas 45.1 Boston College 28.5 2.27 -18.9 -21 Washington St 19.0 Houston 32.0 2 11.0 9 Ohio St 8.9 Indiana 25.5 2.14 14.5 16.5 Kansas St 25.8 Miss St. … Continue reading College Football Week 3 Spreads

Freshmen Mules Maul Tigers In Olney

Traveling to Olney for nonconference action Thursday, the freshman Fairfield Mules football squad moved to 2-0 with a 28-14 triumph over the Tigers of Richland County. Fairfield scored the first 22 points of the game, holding the host offense in check until late in the third quarter. Fairfield took the opening kickoff and drove to the Richland County seven-yard line before fumbling. That just delayed their first score, which came early in the second when quarterback Eric Rodgers (not Joe, not Joe, not Joe) found a streaking Jonah Easton in the middle of the field behind the safety for a … Continue reading Freshmen Mules Maul Tigers In Olney

College Football Power Ratings–Week 3

Here are my updated power ratings, heading into week 3 of the college season. Among the top 5, LSU moved ahead of Georgia this week and Ohio St moved ahead of Oklahoma. Michigan slid out of the top 10 after barely surviving Army. Since week one, I have improved Wisconsin’s power rating by 5.1 points, moving them to number seven this week. Michigan has dropped 4.7. Maryland has moved up 7.8 points. I have had sizeable drops for Nebraska (4.2), Florida St. (7.8), Virginia Tech (4.6) and Stanford (4.7) as well. Rank Team RTG 1 Alabama 0.1 2 Clemson 1.6 … Continue reading College Football Power Ratings–Week 3

Interesting Air: Catch A Livestream of Jason Isbell Saturday

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit are playing the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY on Saturday night. The folks over at Relix are providing a livestream of the show. Showtime 8:15 p.m. central. Isbell is simply fantastic live. I caught him first eight years ago playing a theater show in Carbondale, minus Sadler. Jason played lead that night and it was then I realized how serious his guitar chops were to go along with the songwriting. That was actually the 10th anniversary of 9/11. And of course I was in the front, with by buddies BC and Joe. It’s … Continue reading Interesting Air: Catch A Livestream of Jason Isbell Saturday

Worth The Read: No Depression on The Highwomen Formation

I subscribe to No Depression magazine, which comes out quarterly with a hard copy. I rarely get to read them cover-to-cover, but if nothing else, their covers serve as fantastic art work generally. Over at their website this week, they have a story on the formation of the Highwomen, which for those who have been paying attention know I am rooting for so, so much. I am 100 percent behind this. The album came out last week. I have given it a few casual listens, but not rated it yet. I was already a huge fan of Amanda Shires and … Continue reading Worth The Read: No Depression on The Highwomen Formation