We used to have thigh pads which you could use to block, but they took them away completely. The thing is that the thigh is now completely exposed, and I've taken a few good shots off it.

Because it had gotten into the waterway, we used absorbent booms and pads to block it from going any farther and soak up the diesel fuel. We put it down across the creek to keep the material from spreading any farther. We tried to contain it in as small an area as possible. Plus, the fire department built a dike to keep any more of it from getting into the creek.

Hard fought battle between two teams. We missed our opportunities inside and Lourdes took advantage of them.

I'm taking the punt block on myself. We had a timeout (after the Minutemen took a timeout) but didn't make the adjustments needed to stop the block.

For a whole bird it should be 180 in the thigh.

If Dave says it's right, then how could it be otherwise... Just joking