RADIO
ANNOUNCER: "KPDS is proud to bring you the Eagles Post Game Show
with Chaz and Dave the Sports Dork."
Chaz:
Well Dave, it's certainly good to be here with you this evening.
Especially after this Eagles win over one of their tougher conference
opponents in the Huskies.
Dave:
It certainly is Chaz. What with the recent events there in Verdant
Grove I wasn't sure we'd be getting back to things like Football so
soon. These players went out there with a lot of grit and
determination to pull out a win tonight.
Chaz:
They sure did Dave. It was particularly moving to see the players all
turn to face north, and put their hands over their hearts just prior
to kick off. But let's get into the post game break down. How did the
Eagles do on those items we identified as the keys to the game?
Dave:
The way I saw it Chaz, they performed excellently on two out of the
three keys of the game. First they held on to the ball, and didn't
commit any turnovers, while at the same time picking up two fumbles
from the Huskies. One of those deep in the red zone. Secondly, they
spread the field with smart passing plays, and really opened things
up for the running backs to pick up some good yardage, and run time
off the clock. But they didn't do as well as we thought they needed
to on the other side of the ball. They gave up too many first downs,
and weren't forcing the tough decisions that they needed to.
Chaz:
You bring up some good points Dave. I thought that there was some
excellent play calling by Coach Jackson on the offensive side of the
ball, and starting quarterback Shawn Dupree did a fine job of finding
the open man down the field. How many fifteen to twenty yard
plays did he have, anyway?
Dave:
A good ten at least Chaz. And like I said that really opened up the
field, and created opportunities for Big Franks to lumber through and
pick up several yards on a few first downs.
Chaz:
Let's get to the callers Dave. Hello caller, you're on with Chaz and
the Sports Dork.
Caller:
Yeah, Chaz. Thanks for taking my call. I just wanted to say that I
can't believe Coach didn't go for it on that fourth down and three
instead of kicking the field goal. What was he thinking!?
Dave:
I'm going to have to disagree with you here caller. Had he not kicked
that field goal, and not converted the down, that would have left the
huskies in pretty good field position, and only one score down. By
kicking the field goal, Coach put it back at a two score game, and
kept the pressure on the Huskies.
Caller:
I respect you opinion Dave, but I really think they should have gone
for it. Can you imagine the rankings next week if they'd won by seven
instead of three?
Chaz:
Well, thank you caller. I don't think it would have made much
difference, but maybe it might have. We have a real treat coming up
for all of you Eagles fans out there after this break. A quick post
game interview with Wide Receiver Damian Woods, who's family lives in
Eagleton, just half an hour east of Verdant Grove, and who has some
very special words for our listeners up in that part of the state.
We'll be back right after this.
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ANNOUNCER: And now your KTLK Weather forecast from our 3D Dopler
Radar equipped K-Talk weather center presented by Jerry Southunder,
and brought to you by Lee Schwann Tires.
Jerry:
Good evening Portland. Your current conditions are 54 degrees at the
airport, clear skies, and no wind The low looks to be about 43
tonight, and tomorrow's high is projected to peak at 66. It's the
same to the east in Salmonville, and to the south in Clackingham.
Things get a bit more interesting to the west. All the way to
Greensboro things look the same as in the rest of the greater
Portland area, but as you continue to the west toward Cornell you run
into the Low pressure system that has been hanging over the Verdant
Grove Event Site for the past month. Expect cloudy skies throughout
Cornell, with temperatures running 5 to 6 degrees colder than to the
East in Portland. This looks like a fantastic weekend to finish up
your yard work for the season, and get things put to bed. Remember to
get in before the new curfew of 9:30 pm each evening, especially
since we are coming up on the height of the Full Moon in the next few
days. That's it for the weather, and remember that Lee Schwann has
what your looking for in tires.
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