Suggest you contact your county's Extension Service office. Likely you can send images and/or submit samples.

Find your office here: http://msucares.com/counties/

It looks like a variety of Crabgrass. I would use either Drive XLR8 (Quinclorac - hurts St. Augustine) or Tenacity (Mesotrione) for post emergent treatment if you do not want to harm you existing turf, but there are some other chemicals out there to kill it. You can use pre-emergents when the ground temperature nears 55 degrees Fahrenheit for spring warmup to prevent it.

Crabgrass

I did take a sample to the local co-op and they couldn't identify it. The sent it to the University of Mississippi, but I can not remember what they identified it as. I'll repeat that process again. I do know it's not crabgrass. I sprayed it with MSMA about a week ago, tripling the ounces. It put a hurting on it. I'm gonna hit it again today, hoping to further hurt the crippled grass/weed. In the mean time, if you do happen to figure out what it may be, I would appreciate any input. Thanks.

Another picture of the crippled weed. It is a perennial.

It could be Carpetgrass or Dallisgrass. You probably tell by looking at the seed heads. Carpetgrass has V shaped seed heads and Dallisgrass has 3 to 4 pronged seed heads in a zig-zag arrangement.