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jermus22 · 10-02-2004, 09:32 AM

I took my dad to the game Monday night and I agree that we beat them in every aspect except the score. I will say that it was a good, hard-hitting game but bad officiating ruined it. I also went to the Dallas game last year (that 27-0 loss) and there probably weren't more than 70,000 people there, nearly half of them Cowboys fans. This last time, the stadium was packed out, and I joked with a couple of Cowboys fans behind me that they were the only ones in the stadium. I may hate the Cowboys, but like mentioned earlier, I have a lot of respect for them (especially Landry). The Cowboys are probably the only thing from Texas that I don't like. As we were leaving the stadium, one of those Cowboy fans made a good point: "Yeah, we (the Cowboys) may have won, but the rivalry is back." We'll be back in December to kick some Cowgirls ass.

10-02-2004, 09:32 AM	#20
jermus22 Special Teams Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Frankfort, KY Age: 43 Posts: 336	The rivalry is back I took my dad to the game Monday night and I agree that we beat them in every aspect except the score. I will say that it was a good, hard-hitting game but bad officiating ruined it. I also went to the Dallas game last year (that 27-0 loss) and there probably weren't more than 70,000 people there, nearly half of them Cowboys fans. This last time, the stadium was packed out, and I joked with a couple of Cowboys fans behind me that they were the only ones in the stadium. I may hate the Cowboys, but like mentioned earlier, I have a lot of respect for them (especially Landry). The Cowboys are probably the only thing from Texas that I don't like. As we were leaving the stadium, one of those Cowboy fans made a good point: "Yeah, we (the Cowboys) may have won, but the rivalry is back." We'll be back in December to kick some Cowgirls ass. __________________ Win it in the trenches.