JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================GK" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?jB@'W\Smjѫ 0Gnԛ%s^P ס'T[$v/۝8zu4sB:{cGV(ݓ{իΆYPO=ޤGYr{ˊP5 ojA[{xc'~?;z(^i,v\I=~Ym] p 6$vaȫ3:Z7ZThI'>qǡ-Geʥ!#ұSm[Ė3%8;P q]gczT-WDw]COhv9\bnTBoYnK{2m2F+^_A.Jssp  b$ qZuo2 f01=Oj5{&= YЩ* <W.otS)+g Ǧ+:Le#a! \j$F9O՚LD`d8GP?>ƋC]7sb ҦVFD4}Z m<@ylʲS+CEd0q̎9Q@h:|ݾ/R(#>EQEate at Oklahoma was 63%, but what most people don't know that it is 87% in the 4th quarter. Josh always wants the ball, especially when it counts. He can bring eleven athletes together down the stretch.<br><br> The championship game was incredible, gushed Cindy Heupel, Josh's mother.  I wasn't nervous. I knew they weren't going to lose because Josh wouldn't let them. <br><br>Before the big game in Miami, Ken Heupel said,  Everybody says this is the biggest game of Josh's life and that he has never been in a championship game, and that is false. He has played millions of championship games. There were always a lot of pretend guys around, and he always threw for the winning touchdown. It was pretend play. Most kids do it with a toy. Josh did with athletics. <br><br>Cindy Heupel, who is a high school principal, continued,  When we had family get-togethers, Josh would go back to the bedroom and that was the visiting team's locker room. He would dress up, give introductions, do warm-ups and be the coach. Then he'd be the quarterback and reenact a game, both as a coach and quarterback. He did that from the time he was a tiny boy. <br><br>The beginning of Josh's vision of greatness bega