Week #3 NFL TV Schedule for KFVS, KBSI

NFL Schedule for KFVS and KBSI for Sunday September 25th & October 2nd.






Sunday September 25th
12:00 pm  KBSI  NY Giants @ Philadelphia
  3:15 pm  KBSI Green Bay @ Chicago
  3:00 pm  KFVS Baltimore @ St. Louis

Sunday October 2nd
12:00 pm  KBSI  Washington @ St. Louis
12:00 pm  KFVS  Tennessee @ Cleveland
  3:00 pm  KFVS Denver @ Green Bay

Week #2 NFL TV Schedule for KFVS, KBSI

NFL Schedule for KFVS and KBSI for Sunday September 18th, 25th.






Sunday September 18th
12:00 pm KBSI Chicago @ New Orleans
12:00 pm KFVS Kansas City @ Detroit
  3:00 pm KFVS San Diego @ New England

Sunday September 25th
12:00 pm  KBSI  NY Giants @ Philadelphia
  3:00 pm  KBSI Green Bay @ Chicago
  3:00 pm  KFVS Baltimore @ St. Louis

This would fire-up the Hot Stove League!

Talk of Cincinnati Reds GM Walt Jocketty heading to Chicago to take over the Cubs is expected.  Jocketty is regarded as one of the better general managers in the game.  He has a knack of taking teams with lower payrolls and fielding contenders (St. Louis, Cincinnati).

Just for a second image him in charge of rebuilding the big-market-deep-pocket Chicago Cubs. In a word...scary (if you are a fan of a team other than the Cubs).  It might not happen overnight but I don't think the wait for a perennial contender at Wrigley Field would be a long.

According to a Chicago Sun Times article a Cubs team run by Jocketty might entice the likes of manager Tony LaRussa and the games best hitter Albert Pujols.

I think the Cubs / Cardinals rivalry has flamed out a little the past couple of years, replaced by bitterness with Cincinnati & Milwaukee, but a Jocketty-LaRussa-Pujols move to the Windy City would blow the rivalry into an inferno.

www.suntimes.com

I will never forget

I will never forget.

I didn't think this day (ten year anniversary of the terrorist attacks on our country) would be so tough to handle. I'm just a few hours into the day and it's all I can think about...flooded with emotions and memories.  I can not image the hell those who lost loved one's or experienced the horrors first hand must be going through...now, the past decade or will suffer the rest of their lives.

I thank those who, so selflessly, put their life on the line to help others.

Jack Buck 911 Poem

Korey Lindsey update and Chase Coffman waived

CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - The Arizona Cardinals claim former Southern Illinois Saluki defensive back Korey Lindsey off waivers from the Cincinnati Bengals.

Korey was drafted in the seventh round of the 2011 NFL Draft.

Lindsey and his Arizona Cardinals make a trip into St. Louis to play the Rams November 27th.

Former Missouri Tigers tight end Chase Coffman was waived Sunday by Cincinnati. Coffman was the Bengals third round pick in 2009. He played in six games for the Bengals catching three passes for 30 yards.

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Former Saluki Korey Lindsey waived by Cincinnati

CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - Saturday is cut-down day in the NFL as teams decrease their roster to 53 players.

Former Southern Illinois University Saluki defensive back Korey Lindsey is waived by the Cincinnati Bengals. He is eligible to be signed to the Bengals practice squad if he clears waivers and is not signed by another team.

Lindsey was Cincinnati's seventh round pick in this past springs NFL draft.

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SEMO prepares for rival SIU

Saturday SEMO hosts rival SIU at newly renovated Houck Stadium.  The Salukis enter ranked #17 and looking for a bit of revenge after falling to Southeast last season in Carbondale.

You can watch the game live on WQWQ The Heartlands CW or streaming live at www.kfvs12.com.

1999 Rams - A Look Back

I flipped on the NFL Network the other day and Torry Holt was talking about his former team and how things may go for the Rams this season.  It made me (the optimist) have faith the Bengals could catch lightning in a bottle as the Rams did in 1999 and roll to a unforgettable season.

Had to believe it has been 12 years since San Diego Chargers defensive back Rodney Harrison helped usher in the Kurt Warner era and the Greatest Show On Turf.