One of the best times of the year is playoff baseball. Once the game gets later, each pitch becomes that much more important. There has definitely been some of that drama this year as there’s been a few dustup in the Padres/Dodgers matchup. At time of writing, the matchup sit like this.
It seems like the story has been written a million times, but this Cowboys team just doesn’t impress me but at the same time impress me with always finding a way to be in each and every game not versus New Orleans. Dak had a subpar night according to some but still ended up with 352 yards. He’ll always have the stats but there’s always a play or two that make you scratch your head. As we stated before, Rico Dowdle is the man in the Dallas backfield, rushing for 88 yards on the ground and a nice sliding grab for a touchdown.
I’ve had this one circled all season. Usually, the game after the bye is always Alabama but now with things the way they are you get a second bye. I’m sure LSU was just fine with the timing of their first as it gave them and extra week of prep leading up to their HUGE SEC matchup versus the Ole Miss Rebels, under the lights in Baton Rouge on Saturday night, airing on ABC at 6:30. Geaux…to hell Ole Miss!
How long before we see Spencer Rattler in at QB in NOLA?
Job growth is expected in Shreveport Bossier. Here are the biggest employers in the area: 1. Sam’s Town and Casino, 500 jobs. 2. Frymaster, 550 jobs. 3. Horseshoe Hotel & Casino, 700 jobs. 4. Bally’s Hotel & Casino, 800 jobs. 5. Margaritaville Resort Casino, 900 jobs. 6. Teleperformance, Inc., 1,000 jobs. 7. Amazon Fulfillment Center, 1,300 jobs.
1. Where did you grow up and who was in your family?
At its Tuesday, Sept. 24 meeting, the Shreveport City Council enacted an animal control ordinance that mirrors that of the Caddo Commission. The Shreveport ordinance applies within the city limits of Shreveport. The parish ordinance is effective in all the unincorporated areas of the parish.
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After years of paying excessive rates to speak by telephone with their family members in Louisiana jails and prisons, the 40,000 families of Louisiana inmates will soon receive relief, thanks to Congress and federal regulators.
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