SUNDAY TALK....HARRIS COUNTY Texas Tackle Football Team and GEAUX SAINTS go MID SEASON Form in a BIG EASY Shootout sponsored by..."FANS Exit only at the END of QUARTERS" and a "7 on 7" DRILL broke out in the 1st Two Frames

A 14-14 1st frame followed by a 10-10 2nd Frame and a 24-24 Intermission Score. Was this the 3rd Week of the Pre Season or was this Week 8. The Saints finally come out on top at 34-27 as the 1st Stringers exited right after Halftime and both Defenses said Thanks.

The Texans with their High-Powered Offense let it Rip vs the other High--Powered Offense in the NOLA Saints Saturday Night in the Big V12 S600 Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The only Negative for Both Teams it look like a 7 on 7 Drill and for Sunday Defenses that is Not Good at all.

The Texans QB Matt Schaub threw for 194 Yards and a 1 in NOLA's End Zone. Harris County Texas Royalty RB Arian Foster had a modest 32 Yards on 8 totes with another in NOLA's End Zone.      Bit it was the Wisconsin Tight End and not Badgers Alum Owen Daniels but the One who backs him up Garrett Graham who had 97 Yards on 4 Grabs for a 24.2 Yds per Grab Average. He has the Right Last Name but wearing the Wrong Colors. Big Red of NOLA TE Jimmy Graham had 3 Grabs for 48 Yards in 1 in the Texans End Zone and an unassisted Dunk over the Goal Post. Someone needs to take the Pigskin out of his Hand every time he scores with that Tony Gonzalez-Like Celebration. Big Red get you own Celebratory Acts young fella.


Brees went for 17 of 25 179 Yards and 2 in Harris County's End Zone. RB Chris Ivory had 8 touches for 57 Yards and Rook RB Joe Banyard of the UTEP-2 Step (sorry Former NBA Point God Tim Hardaway who played under the Late Great Don "Bear" Haskins at UTEP) went for 7 Totes and 25 yards. Both Offenses were geared up and it looks like Both will Score in 2012 a lot but the Problem is......I Hear Crickets in the Grass on the Other Side of the Pigskin for Both.

Are both of these Outfits capable of Scoring their way to Super Bowl 47...only Time will tell.

Note: Numbers from NFL.com and Defenses from your Backyard Football League.....Fix It Boyz