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Andrew Luck  was intercepted for a 27-yard in the Texans score in the first half by the Texans Kendrick Lewis , but Luck redeemed himself later in the first half by throwing two touchdown passes, a 26-yarder to Hakeem Nicks, and a 3-yarder to Dwayne Allen, plus two Adam Vinetieri PAT's to make the score at halftime 14-7.

 

A win  after the second half would give both the Colts their tenth win of the season, AND clinched the 2014 AFC South Title for the third season in a row, assuring them a place in the NFL Playoffs.

 

Make the magic contiunue, stay Colts Strong, and GO COLTS!!!!!  :cheer:  :coltslogo:  :1colts:  :colts:  :coltshelmet:  :blueshoe:  :cheer:  :coltslogo:  :D

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