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2005 NFL Cheerleading Tour. Day 11 : Houston Texans

Today we head west to Houston, Texas. The Texans took the field for the first time on September 8, 2002 with a victory over the Dallas Cowboys. The Texans may be new to the league, but Houston is no stranger to the NFL. The area's professional team from 1960 to 1996 was The Houston Oilers.

Some areas of the country may argue their own case, but it is widely known that no place loves football like Texas. There is also no doubt that Texas has an unending supply of beautiful women, and The Houston Texan Cheerleading Squad looks to have the best the state has to offer.

I just wish that someone in that part of Texas had half the passion for web site design as they do for beautiful babes and high school football. Some of the cheerleader bios are not updated (rookies on the squad have no bio). The bio pictures are a terrible lo-res quality. A video section is nice, but I felt as if I were transported back to 1998 watching the Jennicam on dial-up. A photo section is available, but the untitled pictures leave you wondering who you are looking at. The wallpaper section has four cheerleaders, but two of them are from last season's squad. There really isn't much to link to, and any visitor would be bored after five minutes. Based on beauty alone, this group is easily in the top five of the NFL. Too bad they don't have a better showcase. Maybe they should let cheerleader Emily take over the web site

I selected the dates and cities of this tour a few weeks ago, and it was purely by chance that Houston followed New Orleans. We can all hope Rita weakens and that the Houston/Galveston area is spared the same fate as the New Orleans area.

Rating 7.5 out of 10. The extra half point goes for the twins on the squad