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Thursday, December 2, 2010
Colorado State Football 2010 Dynasty bowl game 
07:31 PM - December 2, 2010. Written by gilla
Las Vegas -- Colorado State (11-2) caps an excellent season with a 24-10 Las Vegas Bowl win over Oregon State (6-7).

Raymond Sarter was named player of the game after rushing for 41 yards and two touchdowns.

The rain caused terrible playing conditions as neither team could do much in the air or on the ground as total offense was Oregon State 195 - CSU 253.

CSU WR Tyson Liggett did set up the rams for their two rushing TDs by being tackled on the 1 yard line and the 2 yard line on seperate occasions. Liggett finished with 5 catches for 58 yards.

QB Pete Thomas put the game out of reach when he connected with TE Ben Tedford for a 2 yard TD. This was Tedfords first reception of the year.

Lombardi Trophy winner Davis Burl came up strong with 3 sacks, giving him a total of 13 on the year. DE James and CB Mitchell also had 1 sack each. CB Momo Thomas had 1 interception and 6 tackles in the game too.

Oregon State did have a few bright spots as Junior HB Jacquizz Rodgers rushed for 90 yards on 13 carries in what could be his last colliegate game. WRs Bishop and Nichols both had 61 yards receiving with Nichols also adding a TD.
Dynasty: gilla
Colorado State Football 2010 Dynasty All Americans 
06:25 PM - December 2, 2010. Written by gilla
Fort Collins, CO -- As the Colorado State Rams football team prepare for their Las Vegas Bowl matchup against 6-6 Oregon State, good news came out about both with the teams top 25 ranking and with the All-American and All-MWC teams announced.

Colorado State may have had a few weeks off but they capitalized on others misfortunes as they have snuck into the top 25 with the #24 ranking.

Also announced was Sophmore DE Davis Burl winning the Lombardi Trophy and being named 1st team All-American.

Rams named to the first team All-MWC were:
Sophmore DE Davis Burl, Senior LB Alex Williams, Senior LB Ricky Brewer,Freshman CB Immanuel Mitchell, Junior FS Elijah Blue Smith, and Junior PK Ben DeLine.
Second team All-MWC were:
Senior HB John Mosure, Junior HB Raymond Carter, Sophmore DE Broderick Sargent, Senior DT Guy Miller, Senior DT Ty Whittier, Junior LB Mychal Sisson, and Junior CB Momo Thomas.

In other NCAA news, The Heisman award was captured by Junior TE from Florida State Beau Reliford, who won by 68 votes over South Carolina QB Stephen Garcia, other finalists were Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi, Auburn QB Cam Newton and Alabama RB Mark Ingram.

In the BCS Ohio State feels slighted as they won the Big 10 yet the second place Big 10 team ,Iowa, made the BCS Championship.
This years BCS Bowls are:
Rose- #4 Ohio State (11-1) vs #13 Stanford (10-2)
Fiesta- #10 Oklahoma State (11-2) vs #20 West Virginia (10-2)
Orange- #12 Virginia Tech (10-3) vs #3 Alabama (11-1)
Sugar- #16 South Carolina (11-2) vs #5 Texas (9-3)
Championship- #2 Iowa (10-2) vs #1 Boise State (12-0)
Dynasty: gilla
Week 10 Wrap Up: A Battle of the Birds 
04:32 PM - December 2, 2010. Written by Slimshoom
A Battle of the Birds

November 12th, 2010:

ATLANTA, Georgia -- The Falcons defended their home field yesterday against the tough Baltimore Ravens, sitting pretty atop the AFC North with a 7-2 record. The Falcons went into yesterday undefeated in the Georgia Dome this season, but they were facing by far their toughest opponent at home.

And after three quarters of domination, the Ravens looked like they would walk out of the dome with an easy win, as they led the Falcons 24-7 after three quarters. Matt Ryan, Michael Turner, and the rest of the usually explosive Atlanta offensive attack had been outwitted and roughed up by a Baltimore defense that was missing the face of the franchise Ray Lewis.

There is a reason the Falcons won the first four home games of their season, their passing attack was too much for most teams to handle, and they flexed their muscles in a desperate fourth-quarter comeback attempt that began with about seven minutes left in the game.

Still down by 17 points, Ryan and the Falcons receivers finally started hooking up on long routes and they drove down the field in less than two minutes. Ryan threw a lob to veteran wide receiver Brian Finneran, who caught it for a 21 yard pass, and the Falcons were down by just 10.

After a three and out by the Ravens offense, Atlanta drove back down the field like it was destiny for the game to come down to the final seconds. This time, Ryan found Tony Gonzalez wide open in the endzone for a short touchdown pass, giving the ball back to the Ravens with 3:12 left to play.

The Falcons would get the ball back with about a minute left, but could not find the magic on their final drive. The Baltimore defense stood strong and then knelt the ball just once to ice the game, their seventh win of the season.

The loss drops Atlanta to 5-4, but they retain second place in the NFC South behind the New Orleans Saints. The Falcons are on the road next week, as they travel west to St. Louis to battle the 6-2 Rams. Atlanta is 1-3 on the road this season, but coach Mike Smith hopes they can turn that around to get back on the winning track.

Full Boxscore: Ravens 24, Falcons 21

Spoiler


NFC South Standings + NFL League Leaders
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Dynasty: Slimshoom
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Colorado State Football 2010 Dynasty game 12 
06:59 PM - December 1, 2010. Written by gilla
LARAMIE, Wyo. -- Pete Thomas threw 2 touchdowns as Colorado State beat Wyoming 17-13 in the Border War rivalry game on Saturday.

Colorado State captured win number ten on the season for the first ten win season since 2002.

Thomas threw for 221 yards on 15 of 31 passing. While he had help on the ground from Raymond Carter who rushed for 84 yards.

Neither team cold get much offense going as the cold weather took it's toll on them. "The ball had no give to it, and was as cold as a block of ice." Thomas said of the conditions.

CSU led 10-6 at halftime, however Wyoming came out and Tooley caught a 23 yard td pass from Crum midway through the 3rd. CSU responded on the first play of the 4th quarter with an 11 yard pass to backup FB Brown.

The Rams saw senior WR Tyson Liggett go down with a shoulder injury and not return for the remainder of the game. News is he will be out for upto a month, so he should be ready in time for their bowl game. FB Zac Pauga went out on the last play of the 3rd quarter with an ankle sprain. He will take practice lightly for the next few days but should be back to full strength by next weekend.
Dynasty: gilla
Johnson, Sack Parade Lead Hawks to Victory in Desert 
05:58 PM - December 1, 2010. Written by franch1se


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Oct 30, 2011 - CAL at AZ
TEAM1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Red Hawks (5-2)0714728
Cardinals (1-6)063716
Team Stats Comparison
CALAZ
308Total Offense410
75Rushing Yards54
233Passing Yards356
13First Downs22
31Punt Return Yards9
160Kick Return Yards72
499Total Yards491
3Turnovers1
58%3rd Down Converstion29%
0%4th Down Conversion33%
N/A2-Point ConversionN/A
2/0Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals0/3
0-0Penalties7-40
22:13Posession Time25:47
Scoring Summary
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGCALAZ
10:17(AZ) J. Feely, 20 yard FG03
5:05(CAL) R. Johnson 48 yard pass from J. Locker73
1:40(AZ) J. Feely, 24 yard FG76
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGCALAZ
7:19(CAL) L. White, 1 yard run146
0:18(AZ) J. Feely, 31 yard FG149
0:09(CAL) R. Johnson, returned kickoff 88 yards219
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGCALAZ
1:13(CAL) B. Davis 17 yard pass from M. Leinart289
0:08(AZ) J. Dray 27 yard pass from N. Foles2816
Red Hawks Boxscore
PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
Jake Locker60.516/292071/27.1
Matt Leinart147.22/3361/012
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
Mike Tolbert13433.309
Jake Locker2178.5015
LenDale White5132.614
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
Ronald Johnson511523148
Mike Tolbert4389.5019
Buster Davis23618119
Tony Scheffler3196.308
Austin Pettis2136.508
DEFENSETACKSACKINTPDEFTD
Adalius Thomas42010
Kawika Mitchell62000
Brandon Siler42000
Rocky Bernard11000
Adewale Ogunleye11000
Fili Moala31000
Cameron Heyward51000
KICK RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
Ronald Johnson414235.5881
Cardinals Boxscore
PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
Nick Foles93.030/514331/08.4
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
Beanie Wells13493.7012
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
Andre Roberts913314.7025
Larry Fitzgerald410225.5053
Steve Breaston69315.5020
Jim Dray24522.5127


Red Hawks release DE Hall Davis and sign WR Devin Aromashodu

Injury Report

LB Antwan Applewhite - Out for season, Broken Ankle
WR Ronald Johnson - 9 weeks, Broken Collarbone
FB Owen Marecic - 8 weeks, Herniated Disk
LB Russell Allen - 6 weeks, Broken Collarbone
HB John Clay - 4 weeks, Broken Collarbone
WR Julio Jones - 3 weeks, Herniated Disk
Dynasty: franch1se
Red Hawks Depth Chart - 2011
Regular Offense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
WRAustin Pettis (71)Ronald Johnson (60)Julio Jones (77) INJ
TETony Scheffler (75)Anthony Becht (76)Will Ta' Ufo' Ou (67)
LTMike Gandy (77)Ed Wang (66)
LGLance Louis (75)TJ Lang (77)Stanley Daniels (69)
CJosh Beekman (74)Lance Louis (72)Evan Dietrich-Smith (66)
RGChilo Rachal (81)Duke Robinson (71)
RTTJ Lang (78)Flozell Adams (78)
WRLegedu Naanee (72)Buster Davis (74)John Matthews (72)
QBJake Locker (84)Matt Leinart (75)Colin Kaepernick (68)
FBWill Ta'Ufo'Ou (74)Robert Hughes (71)Owen Marecic (73) INJ
HBMike Tolbert (74)LenDale White (80)John Clay (70) INJ
Base 3-4 Defense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
LDECameron Heyward (84)Adewale Ogunleye (77)Jacques Cesaire (77)
NTRocky Bernard (75)Fili Moala (68)LaJuan Ramsey (60)
RDELawrence Jackson (79)Jacques Cesaire (77)Adewale Ogunleye (77)
LOLBAdalius Thomas (72)Ashlee Palmer (68)Heath Farwell (66)
LILBKawkia Mitchell (80)Casey Matthews (58)
RILBBrandon Siler (79)Russell Allen (72) INJ
ROLBNa'il Diggs (74)Ashlee Palmer (68)Heath Farwel (66)Antwan Applewhite (76) INJ
CBChris Owens (78)Chris Carr (75)Orlando Scandrick (74)
SSGerald Alexander (75)Myron Rolle (73)Cary Harris (69)
FSKevin Ellison (73)Cary Harris (71)Chris Carr (71)
CBShawn Springs (78)Prince Amakamura (73)
Special Teams
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
KLeigh Tiffin (76)Josh Bidwell (65)
PJosh Bidwell (80)Leigh Tiffin (46)
PRRonald Johnson (96)Austin Pettis (98)Orlando Scandrick (94)Julio Jones (98) INJ
KRRonald Johnson (96)Austin Pettis (98)Orlando Scandrick (94)Julio Jones (98) INJ


NFC WEST Conference Standings - Updated: Oct 30, 2011
TEAMRECPCTCONFPFPASTRK
Red Hawks4-266.63-0174167W2
Rams2-428.51-2119163L1
Cardinals1-516.61-388139L5
49ers1-614.21-1144191W1


ROOKIE STATISTICS

Red Hawks Stats - 2011
PassingC/ATTYDSAVGYDS/GLONGTDINTRAT
Jake Locker131/23418828.0313.663121081.5
Colin Kaepernick0/300000039.6
RushingATTYDSAVGLONG20+TDYDS/GFUM
John Clay (INJURED)391423.6381147.31
Owen Marecic (INJURED)5142.85002.30
ReceivingRECYDSAVGTDLONG20+YDS/GYAC
Austin Pettis3467519.8463112.5246
Julio Jones (INJURED)1530420.246076117
Ronald Johnson1118316.616336.6103
John Clay8617.601920.357
Owen Marecic6325.30135.33.3
TacklesSacksInterceptions
DefenseSOLOASTTOTSACKTLOSSPDINTTD
Cameron Heyward1428010
Prince Amakamura701510
Casey Matthews100000
Dynasty: franch1se
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Colorado State Football 2010 Dynasty game 11 
06:46 PM - November 30, 2010. Written by gilla
vs

FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Something must have been put into the water at halftime in Fort Collins today, as Colorado State was struggling on offense and took a 13-10 lead going into half over BYU. But managed to score 28 unanswered points in the second half to win 41-10.

It looked like it was going to be 10-6 going into halftime for BYU until Rams QB Pete Thomas found Steele wide open along the sideline for a 55 yard touchdown in the final minute of the half.

CSU started the second half with a 74 yard run by Nwoke on first play. And kept applying the pressure for the entire quarter scoring two more touchdowns. One in the air to Liggett for 42 yards and Mosure ran one in from a yard out.

Thomas was 10 for 20, passing for 225 yards and 2 tds while throwing one interception.

RB John Mosure stepped up on his final home game to rush for 92 yards and two touchdowns. He had this to say after the game,"To be able to go out and give the fans such a great performance for my last game in the stadium. I couldn't hold back the tears after the game was over as the emotions just took ahold of me."

Eight different receivers caught the ball for CSU as Thomas spread the ball around to get everyone involved in the final home game of the season.

On defense Davis Burl collected player of the game after putting together a 6 tackle, 4 for a loss and 3 sack performance. However Senior LB Ricky Brewer was the one filled with emotion after the game,"I've watched these guys grow so much over the season, to think of what our record was last year, and now we have a chance to win 10 games. I'm left speechless, coach has done an amazing job keeping everyone happy and getting the entire team to buy in to the strategy every week."

Coach Gill commented after the game,"Lookout for Thomas in a few years, he's grown so much this season that with a strong offseason conditioning program, he could be a candidate for the draft."
Dynasty: gilla
TCU Horned Frog's Schedule 
03:37 PM - November 30, 2010. Written by matt314hew
DateOpponentResult
9/4vs. Kentucky n/a
9/11vs. E. Kentucky n/a
3/18@ Oregon St. n/a
10/2@ Arkansas St. n/a
10/9vs. Memphis n/a
10/15vs. Cincinnati n/a
10/23vs. Connecticut n/a
10/30@ Pittsburgh n/a
11/6@ Syracuse n/a
11/13vs. South Florida n/a
11/20vs. WVU n/a
11/26@ Rutgers n/a
Dynasty: matt314hew
Big East Standings 
03:06 PM - November 30, 2010. Written by matt314hew
Big East Conference Standings - Updated: Aug 1, 2010
TEAMRECPCTCONFPFPASTRK
TCU Horned Frogs0-00.00%0-0000
Pittsburgh Panthers0-00.00%0-0000
Syracuse Orange0-00.00%0-0000
Connecticut Huskies0-00.00%0-0000
West Virginia Mountaineers0-00.00%0-0000
Rutgers Scarlet Knights0-00.00%0-0000
South Florida Bulls0-00.00%0-0000
Cincinnati Bearcats0-00.00%0-0000
Dynasty: matt314hew
TCU, the New face of the Big East 
02:56 PM - November 30, 2010. Written by matt314hew
In breaking news, TCU accepted a spot in the Big East Conference. This is great news for TCU, as they will be part of a conference with an automatic BCS bid. This will also be great news for the Big East as they will be gaining a power house. It is sad that the Louisville Cardinals are going to be leaving the league and joining the MWC.


-------NOTES-------
  1. I will control TCU
  2. Skill Level: Varsity
  3. Time: 7 minute quarters
  4. Computer Generated Players Names.
  5. Will try to update once a week for a game
  6. Will have some news stories during the week, including a Press Conference for the Head Coach.
  7. One conference standings page, updated every game.
  8. Around the Conference
Dynasty: matt314hew
Rebuilding the Buffalo Bills 2011 and beyond... 
11:06 AM - November 30, 2010. Written by Milkbone
Rebuilding the Buffalo Bills
Week 1 Recap
Orchard Park, NY- The 2011 NFL season got off to a quick start for the Buffalo Bills. The worst team in the NFL a year ago opened the season against the best a year ago in convincing fashion. With a 31-6 blowout of the New England Patriots, the long losing skid to the "Pats" is now history. The Buffalo Bills worked the ball effectively through the air with Ryan Fitzpatrick throwing 4 touchdowns while the Bills defense held his counterpart Tom Brady to none.

"A very solid, all around effort tonight. That's how you win games. That's what a team is. We played well. We welcomed them into our building and sent them packing." Bills coach Chan Gailey said of the big 31-6 pounding on the Patriots.

Sep 12, 2011 - NE at BUF
TEAM1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
New England Patriots ((0-0))33006
Buffalo Bills ((0-0))7731431
Team Stats Comparison
NEBUF
253Total Offense346
106Rushing Yards105
145Passing Yards241
14First Downs16
10Punt Return Yards28
161Kick Return Yards78
424Total Yards452
1(0)Turnovers1(0)
2/103rd Down Converstion6/10
0/14th Down Conversion0/1
02-Point Conversion0
0/0Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals4/4
6-53Penalties3-20
17:28Posession Time18:32
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGNEBUF
6:18(BUF) #21 CJ Spiller 15 yd pass from #14 Ryan Fitzpatrick(Lindell PAT)07
2:09(NE) #14 S. Graham 39 yd FG37
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGNEBUF
6:35(BUF) #83 L. Evans 2 yd pass from #14 Ryan Fitzpatrick(Lindell PAT)314
1:40(NE) #14 S. Graham 43 yd FG614
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGNEBUF
2:19(BUF) #9 Rian Lindell 28 yd FG617
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGNEBUF
3:56(BUF) #22 Fred Jackson 7 yd pass from #14 Ryan Fitzpatrick(Lindell PAT)624
1:31(BUF) #13 Stevie Johnson 43 yd pass from #14 Ryan Fitzpatirck(Lindell PAT)631
Buffalo Bills Boxscore
PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
#14 Ryan Fitzpatrick132.817/222414/110.9
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
#22 Fred jackson19653.405
#21 CJ Spiller5224.408
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
#83 Lee Evans55110.2120
#13 Steve Johnson49824.5144
#22 Fred Jacson3248.0114
#89 Shawn Nelson22613.0021
#11 Roscoe Parrish12525.0025
#30 Dustin Rugg122.002
#21 CJ Spiller11515.0115
KICKINGFGM/APCTLONGXPM/APTS
#9 Rian Lindell1/1294/47


Up next for Buffalo is the Washington Redskins(1-0) in Maryland.
Dynasty: Milkbone
Rebuilding the Buffalo Bills 2011 and beyond... 
10:09 AM - November 30, 2010. Written by Milkbone
REBUILDING THE BUFFALO BILLS

Orchard Park, NY- For the Buffalo Bills 2010 was a season to forget. A dismal 3-13 campaign landed the Bills the first overall pick in the 2011 draft. The Bills used the pick on Penn State QB Alex Office, who at a small 5'9 but also a big 220 pound frame, should be able to show his pocket presence but also be able to duck out of the way of oncoming pass rushers. Buffalo Bills head coach Chan Gailey is unsure if Office will be the teams starting quarterback come September. "It's just one of those things where you have to let it play itself out. We'll let them[Ryan Fitzpatrick] do battle and we'll determine who is the better fit for this offense" Gailey said after the teams' final walkthrough of the preseason. Ryan Fitzpatrick is seemingly the top choice for this season, giving Alex Office an opportunity for understudying the man they call "Fitz". Fitzpatrick had himself a decent 2010 throwing for 15 TD's and 2834 yards, however his 18 interceptions were a blemish to his campaign.Whoever it may be who gets the starting nod when the Bills open up the 2011 season at home against the defending AFC Champion New England Patriots on Thursday night, will have their hands full of Patriots pass rushers.

Buffalo Bills Depth Chart - 2011
Regular Offense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
WR#83 Lee Evans#11 Roscoe Parrish#19 Donald Jones
TE#82 Billy Kaine#89 Shawn Nelson#88 Jonathan Stupar
LT#77 Demetrius Bell#71 Ed Wang
LG#67 Andy Levitre#71 Ed Wang
C#63 Geoff Hangartner#64 Jake Grove#71 Ed Wang
RG#70 Eric Wood#60 Craig Urbik#74 Cornell Green
RT#78 Tim Myrick#61 Mansfield Wrotto#68 Cordaro Howard
WR#13 Steve Johnson#86 David Nelson#81 Marcus Easley
QB#14 Ryan Fitzpatrick#1 Alex Office#10 Levi Brown
FB#30 Dustin Rugg
HB#21 CJ Spiller#22 Fred Jackson#25 Quinton Ganther
Base 3-4 Defense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
LDE#99 Marcus Stroud#92 Alex Carrington
NT#95 Kyle Williams#96 Torell Troup#92 Alex Carrington
RDE#98 Dwan Edwards#91 Spencer Johnson#92 Alex Carrington
LOLB#59 Antonio Coleman#55 Shawn Merriman
LILB#51 Paul Posluszny
RILB#50 Akin Ayodele
ROLB#53 Reggie Torbor#52 Arthur Moats
CB#28 Leodis McKelvin#29 Lito Sheppard
SS#20 Donte Whitner#43 Bryan Scott
FS#31 Jairus Byrd#37 George Wilson
CB#24 Terrence McGee#27 Reggie Corner
Special Teams
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
K#9 Rian Lindell
P#8 Brian Moorman
PR#11 Roscoe Parrish
KR#21 CJ Spiller
LS#63 Geoff Hangartner
Dynasty: Milkbone
Week 10: Playoffs Begin Now For Dolphins (7-6) 
08:04 AM - November 30, 2010. Written by sixzero


Miami Dolphins linebacker Karlos Dansby leads the celebration late in the fourth quarter of the Dolphins' 21-17 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Miami breaks losing streak with a 4th quarter miracle and a successful formula of a max-protection defense covering for an embarrassing 1st half.

KANSAS CITY -- In a routine that was becoming far too frequent, the Dolphins offense jogged from the field Sunday after multiply unsuccessful drives in the 1st half.

So many times already -- whether with a 3 and out, two interceptions, a fumble recovered that went for a touchdown (but was challenged and reversed) or a fourth-down stop -- Miami's defense bailed out its counterpart with a critical stop at a critical time. Now, the offense needed help once more.

``When you talk about adversity, you're usually talking about a couple of plays,'' coach Don Shula said. ``But this time, it was a must win. We were in an adverse situation the whole game.''

Could they really lose another game, especially with Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady leading what would have been a game-leading drive? The running back committee was starting to show some signs of fatigue, leading to a few moments of vulnerability.

``At that point,'' Shula said, ``I felt really confident in our defense but concerned with our offense.''

At this point, after a 21-17 win fueled by the inspirational performance of a very young secondary, it might be time for everyone else to start feeling the same. For the 1st time in 4 weeks, the Dolphins' defense has become the unexpected catalyst for Miami big win.

Despite a flawed performance on offense -- which included two pick 6's by Tom Brady and -- the defense still sent a shot that is likely to be heard by every one of its future opponents.

``We're a young group but growing fast,'' Clemons (FS) said. ``We want to get that mentality out there. We're not going to lay down for anybody. We're going to battle our asses off. Just because you get the ball on the 5-yard line, we're not going to let you score.''

Playoff Atmosphere

For the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs this was sudden death. You wouldn't expect to read about the Playoffs with 3 weeks left in the season but frankly with both teams sitting at 7-6, that's exactly what it was. Win or go home was the theme for this heavy weight fight in Kansas and early on it looked as if the Miami Dolphins were excepting the fact that they would miss the playoffs for the second consecutive season. The 1st two Dolphin possessions results in interceptions for touchdowns. The 1st half ended with a missed field goal attempt from 55 yards. Half Time score 14-3.



The Miami Dolphins dominated the time of possession with over 17 minutes and only 6 minutes for the Chiefs.

In the 3rd quarter, it was make or break time and the Fins could only squeeze a field goal while cutting the lead to 8 points. The 4th quarter miracle was orchestrated by Tom Brady, Brandon Marshall, and player of the game J. Davis (RB).



In the last significant drive for the Miami Dolphins, trailing in the 4th quarter James Davis broke a 47 yard run for the game-leading score. James Davis is a rookie running back that split carries with C.J. Spiller in Clemson. Apparently he wasn't as flashy as Spiller to get attention in the draft but after receiving a tip from a Dolphins undisclosed "source" the Miami Dolphins picked him up from Free Agency. Since then he's done nothing but secure his place on the Fins roster.

When Sunday ended, it didn't matter that Miami's defense carried the offense to victory. The Dolphins pulled out a win against a team that was battling for the wild card; against a team with heart and fight.

So a week after some figured the loss against the Patriots was the end, the Dolphins continued to build their case for legitimacy with a miracle in Kansas City.

Now, it's time to take a shot against the Eagles.

``This is a heck of a win for us right now,'' Shula said. ``We get to go home, regroup and get ready for the next ball game.''
Dynasty: sixzero
Week 9 Wrap Up: Falcons improve to 5-3 
12:51 AM - November 30, 2010. Written by Slimshoom
Nov 7, 2010 - TB at ATL
TEAM1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Tampa Bay (1-7)736016
Atlanta (5-3)737724
Team Stats Comparison
TBATL
279Total Offense342
77Rushing Yards154
202Passing Yards188
10First Downs20
24Punt Return Yards12
87Kick Return Yards64
390Total Yards418
2Turnovers2
7-18 (38%)3rd Down Converstion6-13 (46%)
1-1 (100%)4th Down Conversion1-1 (100%)
0-02-Point Conversion0-0
1/3Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals3/0
4-29Penalties1-14
25:18Posession Time34:42
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGTBATL
9:49(TB) Earnest Graham, 5 Yd pass from Josh Freeman.70
5:25(ATL) Michael Turner, 8 Yd run.77
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGTBATL
1:28(ATL) Matt Bryant, 40 Yd field goal.710
0:22(TB) Connor Barth, 36 Yd field goal.1010
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGTBATL
12:18(TB) Connor Barth, 33 Yd field goal.1310
7:15(ATL) Harry Douglas, 8 Yd pass from Matt Ryan.1317
2:12(TB) Connor Barth, 36 Yd field goal.1617
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGTBATL
0:26(ATL) Tony Gonzalez, 1 Yd pass from Matt Ryan.1624
Atlanta Boxscore
PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
Matt Ryan89.422/342132/16.2
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
Michael Turner221326.0125
Jason Snelling5224.408
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
Harry Douglas44010.0118
Jason Snelling3279.0016
Tony Gonzalez3206.6116
Michael Jenkins33210.6014
Roddy White34113.6023
Justin Peele2126.007
Michael Turner22211.0016
DEFENSETACKSACKINTPDEFTD
Curtis Lofton81010
Mike Peterson60000
Brent Grimes30000
Erik Coleman30000
Kawika Mitchell30010
KICKINGFGM/APCTLONGXPM/APTS
Matt Bryant1/250%413/36
PUNTINGPUNTSYDSAVGIN20TB
Michael Koenen316454.601
KICK RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
Eric Weems23417.0170
Dominique Franks23015.0160
PUNT RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
Eric Weems3124.070


NFL Standings - Updated: Nov 7, 2010
NFC SOUTHWLTPFPAHOMEROADDIV
New Orleans Saints7202351513-24-04-0
Atlanta Falcons5302071484-01-31-1
Carolina Panthers1701071451-40-31-2
Tampa Bay Buccaneers1701251751-30-40-3


NFL League Leaders - Updated: Nov 8, 2010
Passing YardsYDSPassing TouchdownsTD
1. Drew Brees28631. Drew Brees19
2. Aaron Rodgers24102. Tom Brady18
3. Peyton Manning22693. Peyton Manning18
4. Tom Brady22434. Matt Ryan16
5. Matt Cassel21145. Aaron Rodgers15
Rushing YardsYDSRushing TouchdownsTD
1. Michael Turner8041. Adrian Peterson12
2. Adrian Peterson7802. Chris Johnson9
3. Thomas Jones6943. Ryan Torain8
4. Chris Johnson6694. Thomas Jones6
5. Ryan Mathews6355. Marshawn Lynch5
Receving YardsYDSReceiving TouchdownsTD
1. Wes Welker9891. Santana Moss8
2. Greg Jennings8362. Roddy White8
3. Miles Austin7743. Reggie Wayne8
4. Marques Colston7594. Marques Colston7
5. Randy Moss7385. Greg Jennings7
Solo TacklesTKLSacksSCK
1. Barrett Ruud701. Kroy Biermann9.0
2. Aaron Curry672. Lamarr Houston8.5
3. Stephen Cooper643. Jared Allen8.0
4. Patrick Willis614. Dave Ball8.0
5. Lawrence Timmons555. Tyler Brayton8.0
Dynasty: Slimshoom
Monday, November 29, 2010
Game 8: OSU vs. UNC Asheville 
11:00 PM - November 29, 2010. Written by Senator Stone
Dec 21, 2010 - UNCA at OSU
TEAM1ST2NDSCORE
UNC Asheville (4-5)322961
#2 Ohio State Buckeyes (8-0)464793
UNC Asheville
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Matt Dickey, G152-61-31-2310036
J.P. Primm, G213-71-30-0222037
John Williams, F204-101-32-27110311
Jon Nwannunu, F221-60-04-6430126
Sean Hobbs, C133-40-00-0620216
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
D.J. Cunningham, C123-60-00-0602116
Eric Stubbs, C80-20-00-0020100
Jeremy Harn, F-- DID NOT PLAY --
Jaron Lane, G94-80-32-40010310
Chris Stephenson, G143-81-40-0121007
Quinard Jackson, F-- DID NOT PLAY --
Terrence Turner, F51-20-00-0000002
TEAM TOTALS24-594-169-142913751661
Ohio State Buckeyes
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Aaron Craft, G235-131-40-011010211
Jon Diebler, G146-94-50-00010016
David Lighty, G124-80-20-0224008
Deshaun Thomas, F173-60-00-0421106
Jared Sullinger, F-C219-180-11-111205119
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
William Buford, G156-91-22-22120215
Dallas Lauderdale, F121-20-00-0602022
Jordan Sibert, G144-52-30-00520110
JD Weatherspoon, F60-10-00-0310000
Zisis Sarikopoulos, C11-10-00-0100002
Nikola Kecman, F31-10-00-0110002
Lenzelle Smith, G31-10-00-0000012
TEAM TOTALS41-748-173-33124136993



Ohio State Buckeyes (8-0) Stats - Game 8
PlayerGPMINPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGTPGFPG
Jared Sullinger8-820.616.69.51.80.82.50.51.6
William Buford8-718.513.63.33.51.30.01.81.8
David Lighty8-818.512.92.81.41.50.30.40.5
Jon Diebler8-817.011.31.31.60.60.10.30.8
Deshaun Thomas8-316.110.33.51.60.60.40.30.8
Aaron Craft8-111.06.00.85.01.50.01.11.1
Jordan Sibert8-07.05.40.41.00.40.00.40.1
Dallas Lauderdale8-516.03.84.81.30.80.60.81.8
Lenzelle Smith5-02.61.40.40.20.00.20.60.0
JD Weatherspoon6-04.01.20.80.20.00.20.00.3
Nikola Kecman7-06.30.91.60.60.30.10.60.4
Zisis Sarikopoulos7-04.00.60.70.10.00.10.10.4


Big Ten Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 22, 2010
CONFERENCEOVERALL
TEAMW-LGBPCTW-LPCT
(2) Ohio State Buckeyes8-01.000
Northwestern8-1.888
(15) Wisconsin9-2.818
(10) Michigan State12-3.800
Michigan9-3.750
Minnesota6-2.750
(25) Illinois8-3.727
(23) Indiana7-3.700
Purdue7-4.636
Iowa7-5.583
Penn State5-4.555
Dynasty: Senator Stone