Art For the People 50th Anniversary of the 1971 Exhibition the Deluxe Theatre in Fifth Ward
Art For the People 50th Anniversary of the 1971 Exhibition the Deluxe Theatre in Fifth Ward
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Art For the People 50th Anniversary of the 1971 Exhibition the Deluxe Theatre in Fifth Ward
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Read MoreIn December 2003, Kent Whitaker’s wife and younger son became victims of a gruesome homicide at their home in Sugar Land, Texas. Kent and his older son, …
Read MoreFriendswood Mayor Mike Foreman on Sept. 23 cut the ribbon for the opening of Friendswood Lakes Boulevard.
Read MoreSterling McCall Acura Sugar Land is pleased to be currently offering this 2015 Honda CR-V EX with 64531mi. This vehicle is loaded with great features, …
Read MoreThe city of Sugar Land, Texas, was the center of attention in December 2003 because of a high-profile double homicide. But the terrifying nature of the …
Read MoreNewcomers Neelesh and Shubhangi Musale recently opened Mahesh’s Kitchen at 16019 City Walk in Sugar Land Town Square (the former Turquoise Grill & Bar space). Diners can expect elevated Indian cuisine served on white tablecloths in a bright, modern space with views of the kitchen. An added bonus — not found at other Indian restaurants […]
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Read MoreCraving Asian food? Browse the many Chinese, Japanese, Thai, and other Asian restaurants in and around Pearland, TX. 46 …
Read MoreJust started at a new job. Celebrated by going all out for Halloween. This guy stole everything a week after we put it all up. Now I know why no one in the area decorates for anything. Fortunately we had other things we hadn’t put up yet, so at least I can save a bit on returns.
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I guess my main question just kind of boils down to . . . “huh?”
We hired Vic, and I think he’s the oldest guy to get his first HC job or the longest tenured position coach before getting his first HC job – something like that. Anyway, after 2 rough seasons, he looks pretty good. So I’m not opposed to longtime coordinators finally getting a shot – I think they can bring some unique things that young, offensive-minded upstarts may not be able to. But Culley just looks like he doesn’t have a clue – am I wrong?
His decision to punt on 4th and 4 from the Panthers’ 39, his absolute refusal to throw the ball in almost the entire first half, and his decision to decline the penalty to give him 3rd and 10 last week and just punt last week have me wondering how/why this guy is possibly a HC?
Is this really just about tanking? Does he have an upside that I’m not seeing?
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