(AP) — Concussions, roughing-the-passer penalties and Washington owner Dan Snyder have dominated headlines six weeks into an NFL season that’s featured plenty of comebacks and close games, too.
Bulldogs move win streak to two with decisive victory
Hornets Edge Out LA, 41-36
Indians Fall to East Beauregard, 22-8
Welsh Tops Tigers, Remains Perfect
Jennings ground game, defense solid against Kinder in week six win
LAKE ARTHUR — Coming off a tough loss to district 5-2A foe Notre Dame 63-14, the Lake Arthur Tigers will be seeking to get back to their winning ways tonight when they travel to face the 5-1 Grand Lake Hornets in a new district rivalry. The Hornets joined the 2A ranks this season, and were rudely greeted by the Welsh Greyhounds last week with a 43-7 thumping on their own turf. The Tigers will be aiming to do the same thing when they hit the road to Cameron Parish tonight to do battle with the Hornets and coach Jeff Wainright.
WELSH — The Welsh Greyhounds will put their unbeaten mark on the line Friday night when they host the DeQuincy Tigers in a District 5-2A clash. The Tigers will enter the fray with a 1-5 overall mark, with their lone win being last week over fellow league mate Vinton. The Hounds will bring a 5-0 worksheet into the contest.
By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. AP Pro Football Writer FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — The New York Jets are the best team in the NFL — in the fourth quarter of games.
(AP) — Defensive players around the NFL are frustrated about roughing-the-passer penalties, questioning what constitutes a legal hit and wondering how far referees will go to protect quarterbacks.
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