BYU, Red Sox, Dodgers

Hello,

Today is a great sports day. First of all BYU goes to Las Vegas to play UNLV. This is a game BYU should win. However that scares me a lot because BYU has a tendency to look past the games it "should win". UNLV has got a couple of good quarterbacks and a couple of good wide receivers. I think BYU will still win but it's going to be a battle. Utah also goes on the road to play 3-2 Colorado State.

Also #1 Florida is going into Baton Rouge and play #4 LSU. Florida quarterback Tim Tebow may or may not play. I'm sure that he will probably play. Speaking of injured quarterbacks probably playing, OU quarterback Sam Bradford will make his first appearance since September 5th. Remember that was the day he was injured by a blitzing BYU player. I wish both Tim and Sam all the best. College football is probably my favorite sport, it's even better when all teams are playing at full strength.

The two National League Division Series continue today. Games 3 and 4 will be at Coors Field in Denver. Snow is predicted in Colorado, it will be interesting to see how that game is played. Although that series is tied and Colorado is home for the next two games, I think Philadelphia still wins that series. The Dodgers also play again today, they are battling the dangerous St. Louis Cardinals and Albert Pujols. If the Dodgers win they'll be heading to the National League Championship Series. The two ALDS series continued last night. It looks like the Angels have got rid of the Red Sox monkey that was on their back. LA beat Boston 4-1 to take a 2-0 lead. That one run is all the runs that Boston has scored in the first two games. David Ortiz has yet to have a hit. Games 3 and 4 are back in Boston, the Red Sox play very well at Fenway Park. I expect Boston to win both of those games, setting up a tense and exciting Game 5. If needed, that game will be played Wednesday night back in LA. In the other ALDS, New York won again and now leads that series 2-0. It sounds like Minnesota got a bad call by the umps going against them. That sucks, but when you leave 17 players on base you shouldn't expect to win anyway.

Have a great day, themusicaddict