From NCAA to the NFL 2005 (NCAA/Madden)

AdmiralACF · 03-06-2004, 04:28 PM

This is a joint dynasty using EA Sports' NCAA Football 2004 and Madden Football 2004 to follow the careers of several college recruits through college and the NFL. These recruits include the top player from each of these positions: QB, HB, WR, TE, DT, LB, CB, K.

Our players are:
QB Scott Ballard, Sophmore, University of Texas Longhorns
College stats: 132.7 rating, 16-36, 308 yards, 3 TD, 2 int, 3 carries, 13 yards, 1 rush TD
HB Eric Woodson, Sophmore, University of Texas Longhorns
College stats: 1 carry, 5 yards
WR Tim Mays, Sophmore, Ohio State University Buckeyes
College stats: 9 rec., 188 yards, 1 rec TD 1 carry, 50 yards, 1 rush TD, 7 helmet decals
TE Daniel Lamb, Sophmore, University of Texas Longhorns
College stats: 1 carry, 10 yards
DT Rob Walton, Sophmore, Ohio State University Buckeyes
College stats: 29 tackles, 4 tfl, 1 pass deflected, 5 helmet decals
OLB Brandon Booth, Sophmore, Ohio State University Buckeyes
College stats: 5 tackles, 1 helmet decal
CB Jason Tubbs, Sophmore, University of Southern California Trojans
College stats: 45 tackles, 18 passes deflected, 1 int, 2 fum. rec.
K Rod Wiggins, Sophmore, University of Georgia Bulldogs
Career stats: 22-28 FG (long 52), 51-52 XP, 13 TB, 13 helmet decals, 1 POG.

History in Brief
2003 Sugar Bowl (National Championship) - #8 Texas (11-3) 5, #1 Ohio State (12-1) 37
2003 Super Bowl - Buccaneers (13-6) 19, Raiders (15-4) 7
2004 Orange Bowl (National Championship) - #1 Ohio State (11-2) 38, #4 Miami (FL) (12-1) 31
2004 Super Bowl - Colts (13-7) 10, Buccaneers (16-3) 23
Note: Teams in bold had at least one of our players on them at the time.

In case you are just joining us, catch up by checking out the 2003-2004 seasons.

AdmiralACF · 03-07-2004, 06:58 PM

2005 NFL Draft First Round

Code:

Pick	Player Name	Pos/Num	Team	School
1	Lydell Ross	HB#30	Dallas	Ohio State
2	Mike Williams	WR#1	Dallas	USC
3	Kellen Winslow Jr.	TE#81	Washington	Miami (FL)
4	Jami Hightower	LT#75	Cleveland	Texas A&M
5	Michael Clayton	WR#14	Denver	LSU
6	Darren Sproles	HB#43	Oakland	Kansas State
7	Justin Smiley	LG#78	Carolina	Alabama
8	Tommie Harris	DT#97	San Francisco	Oklahoma
9	DeAngelo Hall	CB#4	New Orleans	Virginia Tech
10	Sean Taylor	FS#26	Miami	Miami (FL)
11	David Baas	LG#75	New York Jets	Michigan
12	David Pollack	LE#47	Detroit	Georgia
13	Antonio Perkins	CB#28	Philadelphia	Oklahoma
14	Wesley Britt	LT#70	Cincinnati	Alabama
15	Vince Wilfork	DT#75	Chicago	Miami (FL)
16	Devard Darling	WR#1	St. Louis	Washington State
17	Fred Gibson	WR#82	Jacksonville	Georgia
18	Derrick Hamilton	WR#21	Buffalo	Clemson
19	Shaun Cody	DT#84	Arizona	USC
20	Will Peoples	WR#29	Tennessee	Oklahoma
21	Simon Fraser	LE#75	Cincinnati	Ohio State
22	Calvin Armstrong	LT#67	Arizona	Washington State
23	Derrick Johnson	LOLB#11	Minnesota	Oklahoma
24	Antrel Rolle	CB#6	Atlanta	Miami (FL)
25	Randy Starks	DT#57	Seattle	Maryland
26	Vince Carter	C#50	Baltimore	Oklahoma
27	Frank Gore	HB#32	New York Giants	Miami (FL)
28	Maurice Clarett	HB#13	Detroit	Ohio State
29	Dustin Fox	CB#37	Denver	Ohio State
30	Fabian Washington	CB#3	Green Bay	Nebraska
31	Brandon Jones	WR#81	Indianapolis	Oklahoma
32	Jonathan Jackson	LE#49	Buffalo	Oklahoma

AdmiralACF · 03-07-2004, 07:00 PM

2005 NFL Draft Second Round

Code:

Pick	Player Name	Pos/Num	Team	School
34	Ray Willis	RT#77	Arizona	Florida State
35	Ben Wilkerson	C#55	Washington	LSU
36	Loren Howard	RE#66	Cleveland	Northwestern
37	Ben Roethlisberger	QB#7	Cleveland	Miami (OH)
38	Mike Patterson	DT#99	Green Bay	USC
39	Joey Kaleikini	WR#21	Carolina	Florida State
40	Khalif Barnes	RT#65	San Francisco	Washington
41	Michael Larkin	WR#6	New Orleans	Miami (OH)
42	Rob Petitti	LT#78	Miami	Pittsburgh
43	Donte Nicholson	SS#8	Miami	Oklahoma
44	Matt Grootegoed	LOLB#6	Detroit	USC
45	Carlos Rogers	CB#14	Arizona	Auburn
46	Cedric Benson	HB#32	Cincinnati	Texas
47	Mark Pierce	FB#33	Chicago	Arkansas
48	Chris Canty	RE#95	St. Louis	Virginia
49	Laroni Gallishaw	CB#42	Jacksonville	Louisville
50	Terrence Murphy	WR#5	Buffalo	Texas A&M
51	Nick Kazcur	LT#68	Houston	Toledo
52	Kevin Sherlock	HB#29	Tennessee	Iowa
53	Jim Leonhard	FS#18	Cincinnati	Wisconsin
54	Max Jean-Gilles	RT#74	Tennessee	Georgia
55	Josh Fields	QB#13	Minnesota	Oklahoma State
56	Craig Bragg	WR#87	Atlanta	UCLA
57	Michael Boley	ROLB#27	Seattle	Southern Miss
58	Craphanso Thorpe	WR#1	Baltimore	Florida State
59	Timmy Chang	QB#14	New York Giants	Hawaii
60	Marcus Spears	LE#84	New England	LSU
61	Matt Roth	LE#31	San Diego	Iowa
62	Jason Campbell	QB#17	Green Bay	Auburn
63	Josh Davis	WR#82	Arizona	Marshall
64	Joel Dreessen	TE#81	St. Louis	Colorado State

AdmiralACF · 03-07-2004, 07:02 PM

2005 NFL Draft Third Round

Code:

Pick	Player Name	Pos/Num	Team	School
66	Andy Galloway	LG#72	Arizona	UAB
67	Santonio Thomas	DT#56	Washington	Miami
68	PK Sam	WR#4	Cleveland	Florida State
69	George Gause	RE#99	Denver	South Carolina
70	Andrew Hoffman	DT#60	Oakland	Virginia
71	KeJuan Jones	HB#40	Carolina	Oklahoma
72	Tony Jeffery	WR#12	San Francisco	Texas
73	Brock Berlin	QB#7	New Orleans	Miami (FL)
74	Billy Griffin	RG#65	Miami	Florida
75	Martin Patterson	LOLB#50	Philadelphia	TCU
76	Sam Dudley	TE#89	Detroit	UAB
77	Barrett Ruud	MLB#38	Philadelphia	Nebraska
78	Riccardo Stewart	SS#7	Cincinnati	Arizona State
79	Lorenzo Alexander	DT#76	Chicago	California
80	Fred Staton	FB#5	St. Louis	Wake Forest
81	Andrew Clarke	TE#89	Jacksonville	Toledo
82	Elton Brown	RG#61	Buffalo	Virginia
83	David Castillo	C#63	Houston	Florida State
84	Antwaun Rogers	CB#12	Tennessee	Purdue
85	Karlton Neil	LE#46	Pittsburgh	Tennessee
86	Lynn McGruder	DT#96	Dallas	Oklahoma
87	Uriah Moenoa	RG#69	Minnesota	Hawaii
88	Rasheed Marshall	QB#2	Atlanta	West Virginia
89	Ray Piquion	LOLB#56	Seattle	Florida State
90	Logan Mankins	LT#74	Baltimore	Fresno State
91	Patrick Babcock	RT#70	New York Giants	Illinois
92	Taylor Stubblefield	WR#21	New England	Purdue
93	James Moses	TE#89	San Diego	Oklahoma
94	Cedric Cobbs	HB#34	Green Bay	Tennessee
95	Brady Poppinga	RE#49	Indianapolis	BYU
96	Rashon Powers-Neal	FB#16	Buffalo	Notre Dame

AdmiralACF · 03-08-2004, 01:02 AM

Preseason Notes
Bengals- HB Corey Dillon is out for seven weeks, which will put rookie Cedric Benson in the starter spot for a while and give Benson a chance to prove himself.

Chargers- The worst thing that could possibly happen to this defending AFC West champion happened: LaDainian Tomlinson is out for the season! Can they succeed without him?

Chiefs- RG Will Shields is out for 9 weeks, weakening the strong Chiefs O line.

Cowboys- The ‘Boys picked up second-year QB Cody Pickett during the offseason to be their quarterback of the future, but Pickett has gone down for the season and so Quincy Carter will once again lead the Dallas offense.

Falcons- HB T.J. Duckett is out for six weeks, leaving the ball-carrying duties to Michael Vick. Oh, and Warrick Dunn might get a carry or two.

49ers- RG Ron Stone is out 7 weeks, putting a hole in the Niners’ O line for a good while. CB Mike Rumph was lost for the season, but he was only the fourth-string CB, so that isn’t too much of a loss.

Giants- WR Ike Hilliard is out for the season, which will shift the Giants offensive strategy more towards the run as they have two very good backs in Tiki Barber and rookie Frank Gore.

Packers- Rookie CB Fabian Washington goes down for the season, meaning the Pack will have to work with Al Harris on a new contract as Harris is holding out.

Patriots- The Pats lose WR Deion Branch for the year, which will give Bethel Johnson a chance to step up and prove he’s a solid wide out.

Seahawks- RT Chris Terry is done for the year, making a weak Seahawk offensive line even worse.

03-08-2004, 01:02 AM	#5
AdmiralACF n00b Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Short, playing towards the bag	2005 NFL Preseason Preseason Notes Bengals- HB Corey Dillon is out for seven weeks, which will put rookie Cedric Benson in the starter spot for a while and give Benson a chance to prove himself. Chargers- The worst thing that could possibly happen to this defending AFC West champion happened: LaDainian Tomlinson is out for the season! Can they succeed without him? Chiefs- RG Will Shields is out for 9 weeks, weakening the strong Chiefs O line. Cowboys- The ‘Boys picked up second-year QB Cody Pickett during the offseason to be their quarterback of the future, but Pickett has gone down for the season and so Quincy Carter will once again lead the Dallas offense. Falcons- HB T.J. Duckett is out for six weeks, leaving the ball-carrying duties to Michael Vick. Oh, and Warrick Dunn might get a carry or two. 49ers- RG Ron Stone is out 7 weeks, putting a hole in the Niners’ O line for a good while. CB Mike Rumph was lost for the season, but he was only the fourth-string CB, so that isn’t too much of a loss. Giants- WR Ike Hilliard is out for the season, which will shift the Giants offensive strategy more towards the run as they have two very good backs in Tiki Barber and rookie Frank Gore. Packers- Rookie CB Fabian Washington goes down for the season, meaning the Pack will have to work with Al Harris on a new contract as Harris is holding out. Patriots- The Pats lose WR Deion Branch for the year, which will give Bethel Johnson a chance to step up and prove he’s a solid wide out. Seahawks- RT Chris Terry is done for the year, making a weak Seahawk offensive line even worse. __________________ AdmiralACF Follow eight top recruits as they pursue their football careers from college through the pros! From NCAA to the NFL (a joint NCAA/Madden dynasty) General Manager, Oklahoma Twisters Appalachian League South Champions: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Appalachian League Champions: 2004, 2005 Pioneers of the Diamond Baseball

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