Down with the Trojans!

[hoopsguy]

The sports world was stunned earlier today when head coach Prewitt left the USC Trojans to take over the arch-rival UCLA Bruins.

Prewitt leaves the following legacy behind:
5 seasons
57-13 record
5 playoff appearances
2 championship game appearances (no titles)
37-3 conference mark
5-0 record against UCLA
Four recruiting classes ranked: #1, #8, #1, #4
Prestige: 86
Postseason record: 8-5
Average CPU rank: 6

Speculation is that the coach was dismayed over the recent playoff loss to Utah and increasingly frustrated by his relationship with AD Antwaan Lockett. Rumors are that UCLA has offered a 70% bump in pay to take over the very mediocre Bruins. As of yet there has been no comment from USC officials on this matter.

[MrBug708]

Alright!

[MrBug708]

DOla, there is no WAY UCLA would offer a 70% pay raise. Even to Pete Carroll right now. Hell, they wouldnt even pay 70% more for Wooden!

[hoopsguy]

A quick look at where UCLA stands:

Record: 36-23
Conf Record: 21-19
Postseason Appearances: 4
Postseason Record: 2-2 (no playoff games)
Average CPU rank: 44
Prestige: 65

USC is currently the class of the conference, with Oregon recently separating from the rest of the pack as the runner-up. Below is a list of the prestige rankings for the conference members:

USC 86
UCLA 65
Oregon 62
Oregon St 61
Cal 58
Arizona St 57
Washington St 57
Washington 55
Stanford 54
Arizona 51

Seeing as how the biggest prestige jump I ever made while at USC was two points, it looks like I will be in this for the long haul if I intend to bring down the Trojans. It will be even harder since they are our arch-rival and beating them is a big part of our expectations.

[hoopsguy]

I figured I might have you along for the ride, MrBug :)

A 70% raise isn't all that significant when USC was offering peanuts. They evidently felt that their program could run itself. UCLA is now offering me a fair salary relative to the market. And the Bruins board seems eager to shed the label of 'basketball school'.

[hoopsguy]

A look at last years grade shows Recruiting as an A. This is very encouraging. I recall they landed a Top 10 RB - when I was at USC we had two maxed out guys at the position who were heading into their SO and JR seasons so I didn't pursue him hard.

The talent level is listed as "B".

I like the looks of the Defensive Coordinator a great deal. Ben Liddiard is 46 years old with 17 years in the business. UCLA recently picked him up from a successful Oklahoma St team. The Bruins were 18th in the nation in points allowed last season.

Special teams coach Randy Snow is serviceable.

Offensive Coordinator Gary Lawson is a problem I would like to fix. His offenses have performed pretty well in terms of points and rankings, but a look at his attributes doesn't show anything standing out. I suspect that our talent is showing up despite this guy. I need to decide quickly if he stays or goes.

Looking back at USC, it appears they hired an assistant from Tennessee to take over. Another cheap hire - hope that guy is in over his head as we will take any and all help catching up to those guys.

[hoopsguy]

Special teams coach Snow has opted out of his contract. Better him than our defensive coordinator.

We make an offer to Teag Collier, who looks like a strong motivator. His development skills are considered average, but otherwise he is a respect coach with 20 years of experience.

The fact that Snow left nudges me towards giving OC Lawson a shot at impressing me next season. Hope that doesn't turn out to be a mistake.

Teag sits on our offer for two weeks before finally coming aboard. I suspect he was shopping for better offers that never materialized. Which is fine; we'll judge him based on his performance going forward.

[hoopsguy]

With transfers upon us, now would be a good time to look at what have coming back next year, starting with the offense:

QB - JR Jack Burford has started for 1.5 years. He was a highly rated HS recruit (#40 in nation) and has come along well. Great touch and discipline, still has some room to grow. We need to keep him healthy enough to win games for us. If/when he gets hurt we have SO Harold Edwards as a fallback option. Edwards was another highly touted HS player (#30) who is coming along in the Bruins' system. Great touch, instincts, and a big arm are his strengths. Privately, I've been told his work ethic leaves something to be desired. Perhaps he enjoys being B.M.O.C a little too much, particularly since he hasn't earned that role yet. All in all, this position is not a priority for us.

RB - Oscar Gray is a walkon (#1863) made good. He is a two year starter who has compiled over 3,000 yards and 25 TDs already and is considering leaving a year early for the pros. Doesn't have prototypical speed, but accelerates well and understands how to run with and without the football. As good as Gray has been, he might not start next year. SO Derrick Brown was the #5 recruit in the nation prior to arriving in LA and he is just oozing potential. He has speed and agility that you can't teach. We plan to get him as many touches as possible, including some duty on kick returns. On top of everything else Derrick is very durable. If we have a compaint, perhaps he could be a little more aggressive. We have four players at this position and three are upperclassmen. We will need to look for depth here.

FB: A pile of suck. Three guys who have no business holding scholarships. Soph Hagood Morris is the best of the lot. We'll ask him to block and carry the ball every once in awhile when we are up (or down - gulp) 20 points. One senior here. We would love to add some talent at this position.

WR: There is some talent here, but it is raw and we could use some more bodies. There are five players here, four of which are underclassmen, and only two that should be on a good team. Gary Brewer was the #1 wideout in his HS class (#23 overall) and he moved into the UCLA starting lineup from day 1 last year. He has video-game caliber moves and knows how to use his speed. We expect him to play at the next level. Bill Stablein was much less heralded (#261) than his classmate Brewer but also came in to start as a freshman and contribute. He is a traditional possession receiver; he has a knack for getting open against zones and catches everything thrown at him. We need to bring in some more talent here to supplement these two but I'm happy with the foundation at wideout.

TE: Three decent players, two of which are seniors. This group might be better than the TEs I left behind on the other side of town. Pettis Larscheid is the starter and has amassed over 1200 yards in his college career. FR TJ Thomas will be a serviceable option for the next four years if we can't land a stud. He has good hands and is equally adept at run and pass blocking.

OT: These guys stink so much they make our fullbacks look like All-Americans. Huge, giant need. No seniors, 2 freshmen. I'm excited about the opportunity to cut these guys in the near future.

OG: 5 players, 3 seniors. Both starters are seniors and Rod Wolford is a real talent. Rod has started the last two seasons and amassed 46 pancakes and 28 key run blocks. Rod works like a madman and is pretty agile for a 300 pounder. Bill Westbrook is a run-blocking fool who should attempt to improve in the passing game for his final season.

C: see OT.


On the offensive side of the ball we need a ton of help in the trenches. After graduation this year there is not a single guy on the roster right now that I want to waste my time yelling at for the next few years. The secondary need is at FB, with depth at RB ranking as a very distant 3rd.

[hoopsguy]

A review of the defense:

DE: JR Chaun Walters brings an evil grin to my face. He was a starter last year but we expect big things from him in the coming year. He is a natural disruptor who has the speed to run past offensive tackles and a certain nastiness when he hits a man in the backfield. As you might guess from a guy who spells his first name "C-H-A-U-N" he has some classroom issues. (Note - my apologies to all of the Chaun's reading this). SO Joe Banducci will need to take a big step forward next year, as the other guys at this position don't have the talent to play at this level.

DT: Found my first need on the defensive end. Five guys, two of which will graduate next year, none of whom have skill or the potential to develop skill. The best of the lot is a redshirt freshman, Chuck Wayne, who was the #2759 recruit in his class. And he is not a success story like our man Oscar Gray.

ILB: Four guys here, none of them upperclassmen. I like this position a great deal. Jerry McCullough was a borderline Top 100 guy coming out of high school (#115) and he immediately started in the Pac 10. Bright, good tackler, instinctive, and able to shed blockers. It all translated to 84 tackles as a redshirt freshman. He will be a leader on defense this year. Scott Wilson redshirted last year, but has the makings of a good one. He has speed and acceleration that are normally associated with DBs. He also delivers a pop when he hits you. We have a third guy, Bryant Bruschi, who should see significant playing time.

OLB: Two guys who will play behind our inside linebackers. Seriously, we are going to have defensive issues since neither our DL or LBs have enough standout players to get after opponents. Neither of our OLBs are seniors. JR Brice Crocker will see time, just as he has for the last two years. He is plain vanilla, with his best attributes being his durability and leaping. So we know who to call on to block a field goal.

CB: 5 players, 1 senior. Not a very good group right now but should develop into an average collection of talent with experience. SR Alvin Brown is the leader at this position. He has started for the last two years and has 4 INTs and 36 pass deflections to his name. Alvin was supposed to be a difference-maker here (#29 recruit as a HS senior) but that hasn't happened yet. FR Ken Byrd will compete for the 2nd CB spot, but he is better fit as a nickel back. Right now he is more of an athlete than a shutdown corner.

S: Pretty decent group, especially compared to several other positions on this defense. Five players, four sophs and one senior. Greg Moore saw significant minutes as a freshman. We like his nose for the football and tackling ability. Coach on the field type. We need to keep him healthy. Noland King came out of nowhere last season to grab a starting job during the back half of his freshman year. He has a good motor and the ability to change directions on the fly very quickly. Unfortunately, he is not the most instinctive football player.


I'll throw the special teams guys in here as well:
K: JR Ron McMullen is the kind of kicker you love to have on your team. Very accurate, pretty decent leg strength. He is 57-62 over the last two years and is just about automatic inside 50.

P: SO Harry Dayne should be among the best punters in the land. I don't have a lot of pithy comments on punters, but at least I don't have to worry about this position for the next few years.

[hoopsguy]

On to the transfers - there are a couple of targets who express interest. The most attractive one is OT Jason Noa. Jason played at Purdue last year and would be a sure-fire starter for us if he can be talked into coming out west.

There is a very good TE out of Michigan, but we have depth at that position. I would rather target positions of need at this point, even if this player would elevate the overall talent on our roster.

We also take a shot at OG Matt Ours from Mississippi. He is talented enough that he would start for two seasons in LA. He wants PT, but I'm not sure he would get it next season.

We'll shoot for ILB Bernie Allen out of Virginia Tech. Not a need position, but he seems interested in playing for us and we need more quality linebackers, if not inside guys.

No dice on any of them. And at this stage there is no one with anything above low interest in playing here. We'll save our recruiting points.


As an aside, what strategies have people used with transfers? I have never landed one yet with four teams across about 10 seasons. And I really would have liked to pick one up for this flawed UCLA team.

[Eaglesfan27]

TRAITOR!!! ;)

I'll be following along and hope you enjoy your time at UCLA. Of course, it could never be as fun as USC ;)

[hoopsguy]

USC was a lot of fun to play for 5 years. Hopefully some of the lessons I learned there are equally applicable across town :)


Expectations are high for recruiting, based on past success convincing students to attend USC. I have tried to explain to the administration that recruiting UCLA and USC are different animals, but I know that we have to deliver in this area if we are ever to successfully compete with the Trojans.

Our first signee is center Nick Moore. We hope that Nick is able to come in and start as a freshman.

We add on DE Ronald Smith. There were some rumors that he didn't want us pursuing him, but that appears to have been a false rumor spread by someone intent on underming us ... wonder who that might be? Ronald should get snaps immediately.

WRs Cliff Byrum and Ben Jackson - we now have a very deep group of receivers, trick is going to be to keep everyone happy. But our QBs should be very pleased with their weapons next year.

We are scouring the west coast for fullbacks and defensive tackles. No DTs worth a damn on this side of the Mississippi and no FBs interested in playing at UCLA. Hopefully we can overcome some of the holes on this team next season.

Time to hear about guys going pro - I recall that Gray was looking but don't know about other guys on the team ...

[hoopsguy]

Ick. Three guys moving onto the pros early. While that is good for the program in the sense that we are producing talent it is not exactly music to my ears. I have no loyalty to these guys who are leaving, since they only played against me.

RB Oscar Grey
DE Chaun Walters
OG Rod Wolford

So, DE and OG have become areas where we lacked depth to areas where we lack talent. Looks like Ronald Smith just got his crack at a starting job.

It is with some interest that I note that USC loses DT John Coleman. He was Defensive POY last season and is by far my favorite player from the days at USC. But no other defections, which means they will still have a stable of 5 star talent at WR and RB next year.

This is a little messed up - early Pac 10 departures:
UCLA - 3
Washington State - 3
USC - 1
Cal - 1
Arizona - 1

I would prefer that we not have 1/3 of the conference early departures unless we are ruling it with an iron fist. But Washington St also losing 3? Does anyone have any ideas on how to manage player loyalty? Are unhappy players more likely to leave early for pros, just like for transfers?

[hoopsguy]

Week 13 is usually the biggest signing day for me in the game. Here is a list of the additional players I've signed prior to Week 13:

RB Dwayne Baker - real reach at RB, but I thought I was hunting for depth behind two studs instead of a potential impact guy.

OT Yale Givens - I'm looking for him to start as a freshman. The fact that he is the #227 recruit in the land is indicative of our tackle issues.

Overall signings:
1 HB
2 WR
1 OT
1 C
1 DE

Hope we have a flood of defensive signings next week.

[hoopsguy]

Week 13 was not hugely eventful, as it had been for USC where we usually brought in 5-8 players. We ink three more:

OT Lonnie Smith - if he and Givens are able to step into starting lineup then we can start cutting the deadwood we inherited at tackle.

OLB Travis Wilcox - we want to point this kid at the QB as often as possible (97 blitzer). #101 recruit in the nation, I'm hoping we got a stud here. Likely starter right away since our returning outside linebackers are brutal.

ILB Ben Arthur - going to be very hard not to think of B. Arthur without recalling a joke at a roast a few years back. Adds to a good group of inside LBs, hope we can find him minutes if he earns them.

We haven't lost a single recruit to USC yet. Which makes me think that we aren't going head-to-head much. We have 3 top 100 recruits so far but for now the bulk of our classes is likely to be in the 100-300 range.

[hoopsguy]

We see a steady streaming of players coming in over the closing weeks - lots of OLB and more WRs. Our position balance isn't enviable, but hopefully we are building the kind of quality depth to compete. The trick for next year, if we win, will to begin looking for coaches who really know how to develop that talent.

Overall recruit info:
5 star recruits - 4 (highest is WR Jackson at #37)
4 star recruits - 9
3 star recruits - 8
No 2 or 1 star recruits.

A quick spin through the recruits pre-training indicates that we have some serious horses at WR (transfer almost inevitable) and that I'm going to get my wish on cutting offensive tackles. The improvement on the O-Line should be substantial. Incoming DE Smith is almost a lock to start as the D-Line still stinks out loud. We are deep with linebackers and brought in marginal depth in the secondary.

Time to head to camp, hopefully to see some breakout performers.

[hoopsguy]

Well, people took note of our recruiting class - it was considered the best in the nation! Now lets see if I can win with our young talent ...

Board expectations are partly realistic, partly crazy talk. They expect Top 25, win over USC, and bowl appearance. Well, we are preseason #19 (media) and #20 (coaches) so that seems feasible. But beat USC? Nothing like asking you to win on the road against the preseason #1.

Looking at the schedule I see we have a non-conference game against Pitt - on the road, week before heading to USC.

FUNDRAISING: AVERAGE
ACADEMICS: BELOW AVERAGE
ALUMNI: AVERAGE
Prestige: 65

[hoopsguy]

Camp Roster:
3 blue (RB Brown, K McMullen, P Dayne) - good to know our special teams are solid.
6 green (2 QBs) - decent mix of offense and defense

Best freshmen:
WR Jackson 3.0/5.0
OT Givens 3.0/5.0
DE Smith 3.0/5.0
OLB Swilling 3.0/4.0
WR Brooking 3.0/4.5
WR Byrum 3.0/5.0

Quick around the horn, by position, to note where we have changes from pre-recruiting notes. Note - lineups assume vertical passing and 3-4 D, which I may not run:

HB - it is going to be the Derrick Brown show. Good thing he is durable, as the backups are not good.
WR - Jackson is listed as the starter on the depth chart ahead of Stablein. We are very deep here.
OT - English and Givens are listed as starters, just as I had hoped. Nameless cuts will take place, no doubt about it. Now a deep position.
OG - tough loss to pros, FR Jones moves into starters role. Pretty clear I will need a coach who can develop OLine with the young talent there.
C - Moore takes the starting job. 4 of 5 offensive linemen are freshmen.
DE - Smith takes a starting job.
OLB - two freshmen, Wilcox and Swilling, are listed as starters. Good depth here now.

Wish we had landed some impact players in the secondary, but hard to gripe about the last recruiting class.

[hoopsguy]

Budget time - the computer recommends the cheap west coast service.
Greydog - 40k
Gridiron - 75k
Recruit Power - 110k

I bump it up to Gridiron. I hate going cheap on recruiting but I'm not comfortable with the cuts I would have to make in order to get up to Recruit Power. I've gotten used to having about 2.5 mil with USC and I'm a little over 2 mil with UCLA. So there are a lot of areas that have to give, in relative terms. And I do recognize that this is a fortune compared to what Troy and other small schools start with :eek:

I'm interested in hearing what other people prioritize - do they cut everything for one area that is not negotiable? If so, is that area coaching, recruiting, or something else?

[hoopsguy]

We elect to go with the West Coast offense instead of the recommended vertical. Both of our QBs have big arms as well as good touch. But the offensive line isn't yet ready to have to sustain pass blocks for deep strikes on a regular basis. Or at least that is what I'm using as my decision process.

We'll stay with the 3-4 defense. We have more depth and talent at linebacker than any other position so I think this is the proper defense to emphasize that. I don't like our CBs enough to go 4-6 and don't have enough confidence in our safeties to experiment much. Secondary is going to be a big push for recruiting next season.

[hoopsguy]

Redshirts - I struggle with the decision on players who are future impact guys that aren't good enough to start. We will have that issue at WR this year.

I put WR Mike Voight as a redshirt. He would be sixth in line this year as a 2.5/5.0 recruit. But should I also redshirt Nate Brooking (3.0/4.5) and Cliff Bynum (3.0/5.0) if they aren't going to see the ball much as 4th and 5th options? We have four receiver sets in our West Coast package, but I'm probably going to see if I can get away with two redshirts this year at WR. However, all of the guys ahead of them this year will be back again next season. So I don't see a way to avoid a transfer ...

We also redshirt OT Anthony Archie (1.5/4.5). Same issue, though. There are four guys ahead of him who are in his class.

ILB - we keep B. Arthur on the active roster. Running a 3-4 means he should get some time as the 4th ILB option.

We end up redshirting 8 players total. Since half of our roster is listed as freshmen we need to restore some kind of class balance.

[hoopsguy]

We were regularly in the Top 5 for strength of schedule at USC, but that can't happen this year at UCLA. We need to win our non-conference games to help build this young team.

A home-and-home with BYU sounds about right.
A home game against Fresno St is also requested.
And an away game at South Florida - give the guys a nice road trip on a week where there are limited options.

Fresno wimps out, but the other games are set. I try to give the local team a taste of Pac 10 play but they decline. Oh well ...

Colorado St seems like a good fall-back plan. And it is set.

Final schedule for the year:
Week 1: @ BYU
Week 2: Colorado St
Week 4: @ South Florida
Week 6: Arizona
Week 7: @ Arizona St
Week 8: @ Washington St
Week 9: Stanford
Week 10: Washington
Week 11: @ Cal
Week 12: Oregon St
Week 13: @ Pitt
Week 14: @ USC

Too many road games this year, will have to adjust that for next season.

[hoopsguy]

Academics are frightening - 16 players in trouble and 85 hours to address them. What is exasperating about this is that I spent considerable effort on my recruits (at least in the earlier stages) to bypass academic busts. I didn't look at anyone below 2.3 for GPA.

Freshman WR Ben Jackson, the gem of our class, comes in with a 1.75 GPA. Dude, try going to class once in awhile. It appears he is bringing fellow freshman WR Cliff Byrum to the same parties (1.75). Cliff, if you had hit the books then you might have take Ben's job when he is suspended.

I have nowhere near enough points to go around, so only the starters get points. I assign 5-7 points each to WR Jackson, FB Hagood Morris (deep drop to 2nd stringer), CB Ken Byrd, and ILB Scott Wilson. We will be losing a lot of depth heading into Pac 10 play, but hopefully we keep our starters eligible.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 17 point favorites heading to BYU. With a young O-Line and a bad D I would be nervous betting on the Bruins just yet.

Brown breaks off a nine yard run on my first play as the UCLA coach.
Harold Edwards comes in and throws a 42 yard strike to Gary Brewer to put us at the BYU 29.
Burford hits Stablein for a 13 yard TD pass, nice play by WR to pull in a ball thrown behind him. 7-0 just 2 1/2 minutes into the game.

We sack the BYU QB on their first offensive play, 3 yard loss. Amazingly enough, it was a DT that broke through. Don't expect to hear the name Rachal all that often this year ...
BYU hits a 26 yard pass, moving up near midfield.
We lose our one good CB, Alvin Brown, to some kind of finger injury. It doesn't look like he will return.
After the sack, BYU rips our defense apart. They go 83 yards in 9 plays, finishing with a 15 yard TD pass. Their QBs were 6-6 on the drive for 68 yards. 7-7, 9:24 left in the first quarter.

Brown with a return out to the 43.
After a false start, Brown breaks off a 62 yard TD run. 14-7, 8:39 left in quarter.

BYU's 2nd drive isn't as effective. CB Kevin Hamilton records an interception and returns it 19 yards to their 35.

Another one play drive involving Brown - Edwards lofts a pass that Brown runs down and sprints into the end zone. 21-7, 7:12 left in first quarter. Just wow.

DE Ben Baker gets a sack on next BYU play from scrimmage. They go 3 and out.

We start at our 42.
We go for a deep pass on 3rd and 1 from 49. No dice, but we go for it on 4th and moves the chains with a pass to the TE. But he coughs it up and BYU takes over at their 47.

BYU goes 3 and out, punt into end zone.

We go three and out, ending with a sack. But a 58 yard punt pushes BYU back to their 30.

Quarter ends with a 21-7 score.

BYU is again taking names on this drive. A 22 yard pass play is followed by a 19 yard run. But a holding call pushes them back to their 33.
We lose FS Lamar Rosenbach (not a name you see every day) to a knee injury, he is unlikely to return.
BYU boots a 46 yard FG, 21-10. 12:45 left in 2nd quarter.

Brown runs it out to 45.
After a holding penalty, Burford gets the ball out to Brewer, who hurdles a safety and runs away from the defense for a 63 yard TD! 28-7, 11:41 left in 2nd quarter. We aren't big on long drives. We have 6 first downs, 250 yards, and 28 points in just over a quarter.

We snuff the next BYU drive around midfield with a 3rd down sack. DT Singletary wrapped up the QB.

Smith breaks off a 24 yard run, is up to 104 yards on 6 carries.
Burford hits TE Pettis Larscheid in stride. The big man stiff-arms a would-be-tackler and rumbles 25 yards to the one yard line.
Illegal motion takes away a TD plunge.
Backup RB Dwayne Baker takes it in from six yards out. 35-10, 4:44 remaining in half. That drive was 10 plays for 78 yards.

We lose another safety for the game to an injury. This time it is SS Noland King, who suffers a neck injury.
BYU goes 3 and out. A big punt pushes us back to our 24.

BYU forces a 3 and out by stuffing Brown on 3rd and 1.
A brutal punt (26 yards) sets up BYU at their 42 with some time to work with (1:30).

BYU is stuffed, another 3 and out. The clock runs out, 35-10 at half.

2nd half highlights/lowlights:
Q3 11:38 Brown runs in from 3 yards out. 42-10
Q3 8:33 BYU 43 yard FG. 42-13
Q3 6:35 DT Rachal forces a fumble deep in BYU territory. The ball is recovered by the Bruins and advanced to BYU 10 (had to get another Rachal mention in). The DE who recovered the ball, Joe Banducci, is injured and will not return.
Q3 6:19 10 yard TD pass from QB Edwards to TE Finlan. 49-13
Q3 2:00 BYU 38 yard FG. 49-16
Q3 0:23 Edwards throws a 32 yard TD pass to TE Larscheid. 56-16
Q4 12:05 QB Burford throws 61 yard TD pass to Brewer. 63-16
Q4 9:08 QB Edwards to WR Ben Jackson, 58 yards. 70-16
Q4 3:35 K McMullen kicks 25 yard FG. 73-16

Noteworthy Performances - where to start?
QB Jack Burford 12-16 277 yards, 3 TDs
QB Harold Edwards 12-14 236 yards, 4 TDs
RB Derrick Brown 18 rushes, 143 yards, 2 TDs. 3 rec 78 yards, 1 TD
WR Gary Brewer 5 catches, 184 yards, 2 TDs
DE Ronald Smith 5 tackles, 2 STF, 3 hurries, 1 DP, 1 FF
ILB J McCullough 6 tackles, 5 assists, 1 hurry, 1 DP, 1 INT, 1 PD

We lost time of possession, 26:58 to 33:02.

All in all, a good day at the office to start the career. And we covered for everyone who bet on the Bruins.

[hoopsguy]

Injuries are not too serious. We'll sit our starting SS Noland King to allow him to recover from a strained neck. He could go if he had to, but I would rather rest guys who are listed as 5-7 weeks.

We move up to #16 (media) and #17 (coaches) in the polls. There were few surprises in Week 1 - Virginia Tech falling 31-27 to Idaho is the only one involving a Top 25 team. That is a pretty big surprise, as Virginia Tech is very strong; they are the only team in the first five years to post an undefeated season.

After one week we have the #1 offense in the nation. 689 yards per game is going to be hard to sustain.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 21 point favorites at home against Colorado St. They have yet to play a game. Bookmakers are not overreacting to last weeks game, nor should they.

We nearly fill the Rose Bowl - 97,798 on hand on a beautiful late summer day.

On opening play Edwards hits Brewer for 32 yards. Brewer's momentum carried him out of bounds, but a great fingertip grab sets us up Rams territory.
Inside the 5, WR Stablein goes down with a neck injury. Early word is that he will return.
Burford converts with Brown on a one yard screen pass. 7-0 Bruins, 10:31 left in the first quarter.

We stuff the run on 3rd and 2 to force Colorado St into 3 and out.
CB Brown returns the 38 yard punt 26 yards to set us up on the opposing 30 yard line.

Brown runs for 15 on 3rd and 10.
He runs for 15 more, and a TD, on his next carry. 14-0, 7:19 to play in the quarter.

CSU QB Kevin Lehr looks to run, picking up a first down on back to back carries.
CB Alvin Brown, for 2nd straight game, leaves in first quarter with an injury. He is not likely to return.
Lehr hits back to back 15+ yard completions.
Lehr picks up a 3rd and 12.
The Rams pick up 2 on 3rd and 2 at our four. But they can't punch it in on next three runs and settle for a 22 yard field goal to end a 14 play drive. 6:48 is one of the longer drives I've seen for time of possession. 14-3, 0:11 left in quarter.

RB Baker explodes for a 45 yard run. At the end of it the Colorado State middle linebacker clobbers him, forcing a fumble. A hustling offensive lineman falls on the ball to retain possession.
Next play, from the Rams 12, Brown gets past the D-Line and is sizing up the end zone when he is blindsided by OLB Robert Nix. Brown fumbles and this time CSU dives on the ball to halt our drive.

The ball must be slick today. On 3rd down, Rams QB Lehr doesn't see anyone open so he tucks the ball and runs into OLB Hank Swilling. Hank doesn't mess around, jarring the ball loose for DE Ben Baker to dive on. Our ball at the CSU 20.

We go one yard in three plays. 37 yard field goal, 17-3 with 11:18 to play in the half.

The run defense is stout - 3 and out again for Colorado St. We return the punt to the CSU 37 and get five more yards on a facemask penalty.

One play drive - Burford 32 yards to Stablein (back from neck injury). The PAT is blocked, 23-3, 9:10 remaining in half.

CSU RB Derrick Tant is running very hard this drive, picking up a pair of first downs. The Rams run a screen pass that fools the defense, setting up a first down inside the 20. DT Dat Cash grabs his hamstring on that play and limps off the field.
Lehr throws a striek to Tant in the end zone from 10 yards out. 23-10, 5:00 left in half.

QB Edwards has a ball deflected at the line of scrimmage; it soars high in the air before being caught by OLB Robert Nix. The ball is returned to the CSU 48 yard line. OG Bill Westbrook, the one non-freshman starter up front, hurt his elbow on the play and will not return.

We spot the offense 15 yards with a facemask penalty. Two more first downs set up Colorado State with first and goal at the four. Back-to-back runs results in 3 yards and a 3rd and goal from the half-yard line. On the snap, RB Dant stumbles and is hit hard in the backfield. He takes exception and pushes the facemask of a Bruin player. Unnecessary Roughness, 4th and 17.
Of course, they miss the 35 yard field goal. Wide left.

We go 3 and out, punt the ball with time winding down in half.

CSU isn't able to do anything in the remaining time. 23-10 at the break.

Halftime Notes:
Total yards are about even - both teams near 200.
CSU has had ball for 20 of 30 minutes.

CSU goes 3 and out to start 2nd half.

CSU is really playing good D right now. On 3rd and 14 they level D. Brown after he catches a ball in the flat. Fumble, Rams recover, at our 37. That is the 2nd time that Brown has coughed it up today.

Defense makes a stop, forces a 38 yard field goal attempt. It is short. Short?

The offense gets back to their quick strike ways. Brown breaks off a 20 yard run. Three plays later it is Edwards to Stablein for a 37 yard TD pass. Burford tries to run for two but fails. 29-23, 7:57 left in 3rd quarter.

On the ensuing kickoff we bring them down at the 33 but the kicker is called for spearing. Now that is a dumb, dumb penalty.
CSU's QB picks up 17 on a scramble. If he is doing this to us then we are in real trouble against Stanford, who has a very good mobile QB.
FS Greg Moore leaves the game clutching his upper arm. He appears to be in a lot of pain.
CSU gets a 10 yard TD pass, cutting the margin to 29-17 with 5:24 left in 3rd quarter.

We go 3 and out next possession, including one sack by the defense.

We pop Lehr on a scramble, but they recover the fumble. We aren't having much luck when the ball is on the ground today. They have recovered four of the five fumbles.
RB Tant is almost at 100 yards after a 13 yard run to our 23 yard line.
Our secondary is dropping like flies - CB Ken Byrd leaves the game with a knee injury.
Lehr takes it in from 4 yards out on broken 3rd and 3 play. The extra point is partially blocked and is no good! 29-23, 14:32 left in game.

Brown runs the kick back to the 41.
On 3rd and 6 Burford threw a long ball to WR Brewer for a 54 yard gain. The CB was torched by a fake, but the Rams safety swept in to prevent a TD. First and goal at the one.
Brown runs it in from there. No fumble.
Edwards finds Brewer for a 2 point conversion. 37-23, 12:21 left in game.

On CSU's first play, Lehr completes a pass but DE Ben Baker is on the scene to deliver a big hit, knocking the ball loose. He dives on the ball. The refs rule that WR Bennett did have possession and it was a fumble. UCLA ball near midfield. Strange to see a DE making plays like that 15-20 yards downfield.

Brewer goes over 100 yard mark with an 18 yard reception.
Brown picks up a 3rd and 1 to keep the chains moving.
We face a 4th and 1 at the CSU 6. It looks like the offense wanted to go for it, but they took too much time getting the play in.
On 4th and 6 they line up a 29 yard FG. McMullen, Mr. Automatic, misses it. Just wide to the left.

D forces a 3 and out.

we have an ugly 3 and out, no plays close to connecting.
But on the punt our special teams strips the ball, recovering at the Rams 34.

CSU is in desperation mode on defense. They are called for two penalties, helping us inch closer to the goal line.
They bring the house after Burford and force a mistake. The OLB gets a pick, their ball on their own 3 yard line. 3:30 left to play, CSU needs to score quickly.

Lehr runs for 19 yards. We are not dealing well with the mobile QB.
Lehr was called for passing beyond the line of scrimmage on 3rd down, setting up 4th and 14 from deep in their own territory.
On 4th Lehr and RB Zant got crossed up on their pattern. ILB Scott Wilson, who has had a strong game, was the beneficiary of an easy interception.

RB Brown hits the century mark with a 12 yard carry near the end of regulation.
On the play QB Edwards was popped in the jaw. The UCLA sideline is incensed, but there is no penalty.
McMullen connects on a 33 yard field goal. 40-23, 0:33 remaining.

Lehr airs it out, incomplete on each of his first three attempts.
On 4th down he tries to buy time but is buried from behind on a sack. Another brutal play in a very chippy football game.

[hoopsguy]

Noteworthy Performances:
WR Bill Stablein - 5 catches, 87 yards, 2 TDs.
RB Derrick Brown - 20 carries, 96 yards, 2 TDs. 5 catches, 18 yards, 1 TD. 2 fumbles lost.
OG Bill Westbrook - 4 key run blocks before leaving with injury.
DE Ben Baker - 1 forced fumble, 2 fumble recoveries.
ILB Jerry McCullough - 9 tackles, 1 assist, 3 STF, 1 hurry, 2 passes defended

Brown is voted player of the game, but I give the nod to Stablein for his tough play coming back from an injury and hanging 2 TDs on the Rams.

[hoopsguy]

The first Eligibility Report is in - how many players suspended? By a minor miracle, and perhaps some bogus term papers, we only lose three guys:

CB Ken Byrd
ILB Scott Wilson
WR Cliff Byrum

Wilson is a good player, but we are deep at the position. Ditto WR. CB Byrd isn't at all a special player but neither are the other guys in the secondary. Particuarly at the rate that they are getting hurt in games.

In other news, we are up to #12 in both polls.
Miami has assumed the top spot after a 37-23 win against #17 Wisconsin (previously #9)
USC opened their season by hammering East Carolina 62-23.
Oregon St is listed at #18.

We are off next week.

[hoopsguy]

We fall a little in the polls during the off-week, down to 13 (M)/15 (C).

The injury list is a little longer today - thanks to the no-talent hacks from Colorado State.
- QB Harold Edwards - tough guy wants to play through a broken jaw. I expect that we will reduce his snaps, but still give him some time.
- OG Bill Westbrook - a torn elbow tendon doesn't keep this offensive lineman down. We need him to provide leadership to a very young group.
- DT Dat Cash - resting a torn hamstring. We won't give him the option to be available.
- CB Ken Byrd - we'll sit him and his strained MCL. CB is thin with this injury, the suspension, and the overall lack of talent or understanding of coverage.
- FS Greg Moore - strained bicep will sideline him. We are begging teams to pass on us right now.
- SS Noland King - strained neck. Another guy we will rest, if we have enough bodies to play.

Time to burn the redshirt on a stiff at safety. FS Ken Roberg, a walkon, is brought in to help put 11 men on the field. Ken has few redeeming qualities, but one of them is that he is indestructible. Slow, not terribly bright, and possessing hands of stone, but indestructible.

We play with the depth chart and I take this opportunity to get B. Arthur some more playing time - special teams duty, here he comes.

Southern Cal is back atop the polls. Guess the voters liked what they saw in a 49-13 ambush of Kansas. There were no losses in the Top 25 this week. That will change, as there are a number of good games coming up.

[hoopsguy]

South Florida is 0-2. They have the #112 offense and the #119 defense. They are giving up over 600 yards a game. We are averaging 546 yards a game, good for 4th in the nation.

We are listed as a 15 point favorite. This is the first time as the UCLA coach I have felt good about us covering a number. And that is with a patchwork secondary for a team that couldn't play defense even when healthy. I just think USF is that bad.

For the matchup, USF's TE is cited as the key. He has 94 yards in two games. But you have to go with something like that when the starting QB hasn't thrown a TD pass and the RB is averaging 1.44 yards per carry.

[hoopsguy]

Brown runs for 28 on first play.
3 and out after that.

The USF running back, on 3rd and 10, runs for 39 yards. 1.44 ypc?
They butcher the handoff on 3rd and 1, forcing a punt.

Ben Jackson makes a one-handed grab, good for 18 yards.
Burford hits Stablein up the middle for 38 yards on a 3rd and 8. He is taken down at the 15.
The defense loses Brown on a flare pass from the 15. Another 3rd down pickup, TD.
That was a 13 play, 95 yard drive. 4:16 is an eternity for our offense. 7-0 with 5:24 left in first quarter.

The UCLA defense is busting up the run, forcing a punt.

USF forces a punt, registering a sack on 3rd and 5. 3 and out for the UCLA offense.
Dayne's punt travels 26 yards. USF will have the ball at our 43 yard line.

One play drive - we are not usually on receiving end of those. But QB Romero hits a dump-off pass that turns into a leisurely stroll downfield. Our secondary was nowhere to be found on that play. 7-7, 0:44 left in quarter.

Brown runs for 22 to get the drive started on last play of 1st quarter.
OT Lonie Smith leaves the game with an elbow injury and is not expected back.
Burford is picked off to snuff this drive.

We give USF a first down via a defensive holding call.
But drive dies there. USF shanked the punt, sacrificing field position.

Our offense is DOA today. 3 and out.

OLB Travis Wilcox rolls and ankle and is helped off the field.
USF is stringing together first downs on this drive, moving into field goal range.
That ends when RB Young is blasted by DE Joe Banducci. The ball pops loose and Banducci picks it up in stride. 67 yards later, he is ready for some gas after scoring his first career TD. 14-7, 6:06 left in half.

USF goes 3 and out after failing to connect on a screen pass.

We can't get any real momentum going on our next possession. Burford is brutal today. 6-18 for 87 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT with about two minutes to go in half.

The defense is earning their pay today. CB Kevin Hamilton lowers the boom on a wide receiver on a crossing route. Fumble, picked up by Lamar Rosenbach, and we are at the USF 45.

Burford finally gets going in the two minute drill. He finishes the drive with a tight pass to Brewer from 3 yards out. 21-7, 0:21 left in half.

Halftime Notes:
Brown has 86 yards on only 10 carries.
USF, without the two fumbles, would be right in this game.

USF makes another turnover to start the 2nd half, fumbling the opening kick. Brown is on the coverage team? He recovers the fumble at the USF 19.

The offense goes 3 and out, but a 36 yard field goal puts points on the board and makes it a three score lead. 24-7, 12:56 left in quarter.

USF gets a big return, taking it all the way to our 39. Stits, the WR who scored the TD, was on the return.
The Bulls offense doesn't really get going, and they have to settle for a 45 yard field goal. 24-10, 10:40 left in quarter.

Burford has a better drive, picking up a couple of first down.
FB Morris converts a 3rd and 2.
The 11 play drive stalls in the red zone. McMullen comes on for a 33 yard field goal and puts it through the uprights. 27-10, 5:20 left in 3rd quarter.

USF gets a first down on a defensive holding penalty.
But they can't earn one without the penalties and have to punt.

We have a 70 yard TD called back on a holding penalty.
We punt it away after failing to move the ball post-penalty.

DE Banducci records a sack. We hold and force another 3 and out.
Defense has been very good in third quarter.

Brown is over 100 yards with 12 minutes to go.
We are giving the Bulls a big dose of Brown this drive.
On 3rd and 5 Burford hits Derrick on a 21 yard screen pass for a TD. But there is a flag ...
This time it is against USF. Declined, 34-10, 10:15 remaining.

USF is moving the ball in small chunks. They get the ball at the 37 and have two first downs without a play longer than 6 yards.
But they punt from their 36 on 4th and 4 - why bother at this point in the game?

A holding call brings back a 21 yard gain.
We punt, just trying to run out the clock at this point.

ILB Jerry McCullough records an interception. Our ball at USF 41.

USF pops RB Baker in the backfield and separate him from the football. USF recovers, runs it back to our 26. 3:35 remains in the game.

They can't move the ball and settle for a 42 yard FG. 34-13, 2:10 remains.

Three bad running play and a punt. We pin them on the one yard line with less than a minute to play.

CB Freddie Walker gets an interception. We run out the clock.

They can't all be beauties. But we cover the 15.

[hoopsguy]

Have to work on not mixing up Derrick Brown, stud runner, and Dan Brown, dork receiver who is lucky to get any playing time.

Burford threw for 3 TDs but only completed 50% of his passes and had one INT. Not what I would expect against a bad, bad team.

Derrick Brown was the best player in this game. He amassed 137 yards on 22 carries. He also scored a TD on one of his four receptions.

Banducci had the TD on the forced fumble + recovery and also recorded a sack.

ILB McCullough led the team in tackles with 5 and also had an interception.

[hoopsguy]

We make another jump in the polls, up to 7 (media)/10 (coaches). The computer is dumb enough to think we are the 2nd best team in the country. I'm sure that error will be corrected when the Pac 10 season rolls around.

USC won 48-31 at Stanford to retain the top spot.

Oregon State is listed 8th by the media. They won 19-14 at home against Arizona St.

Washington State is undefeated and ranked 13th. They pounded the Ducks 34-7.

Washington checks in at #25 after a 49-42 win against Cal. The Huskies are 3-1.

[Tellistto]

Nice stuff so far, had me laughing pretty good in some of those. Nice morphing score in that Col St. game, however. Ref's musta been drunk!


Tell

[hoopsguy]

Tel, not sure how I gave CSU a bonus 13 points on the one update - weird, but I'll try to avoid doing it again. Can see where that would have been very confusing.

Damn scoreboard operators. And that was a home game! Another position that I'll need to address - not sure if it falls above or below Defensive Tackle on the priority list.

[hoopsguy]

We are off on week 5, but will watch the USC-Notre Dame game with interest. USC is hosting. The Irish are are ranked #20 with a 3-1 mark and come in as 20 point dogs. They are going to cover that number if history is any indicator. But the ND offense doesn't look like the same kind of unit after losing their star QB frrom the last two seasons (national POY as a junior).

[hoopsguy]

Notes:
#5 Ohio State lost on the road to Purdue.
#9 Georgia handled #10 Tennessee.
USC 43-29 over Notre Dame.

We are now #6(M), #7(C) in the polls. There are still a number of undefeated teams out there, but I'll begin reporting on those when we are down to less than ten of them.

Washington was knocked from the Top 25 after losing their Pac 10 opener to Arizona 33-14.

[hoopsguy]

Updates on academics and injuries:
Returning:
CB Ken Byrd
WR Cliff Byrum

Suspended:
DT Derrius McDonald
WR Gary Brewer
ILB Scott Wilson

I spent considerable effort trying to get Wilson back and keep Brewer from getting suspended. Not good news. I don't think I'll notice McDonald being gone - he is a cut below worthless.

Injuries:
OLB Travis Wilcox is nursing a nerve injury near his ankle. Sounds nasty. He gets a week off.
SS Noland King is going to get another week off to recover from his strained neck.

Lots of guys that are nicked up, but we need as many bodies as possible for Arizona this week.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as seven point favorites at home for Arizona. They are coming off an impressive victory against Washington. Our scouts have warned us we will need to contain WR Owen Cooke. Cooke has four TDs in four games and is the focal point of the passing offense. RB Lamont McDougall has found the end zone six times already this season. On defense CB Marques Herring is a playmaker at cornerback. We may want to throw away from him - or just run the ball down their throats.

96,830 make their way to the Rose Bowl to watch UCLA open Pac 10 play.

Burford is picked off early in our first drive. The Wildcats take over at our 34.

DE Joe Banducci beats his man and levels the Arizona QB on 2nd down.
A 14 yard pickup on 3rd down puts them back into FG range (30). And the Wildcats convert a 48 yard field goal. 3-0, 11:51 left in first quarter.

WR Bill Stablein catches two passes on 3rd down to move the chains.
But the drive ends after WR Cliff Byrum drops an easy pass with plenty of room to run. We line up a 39 yard field goal attempt. McMullen is on target. 3-3, 7:25 left in quarter.

The coaching staff grimaces on the sideline as the safety fails to rotate over on a corner blitz. It looks like WR Chris Hunter is off to the races but he is tracked down after 27 yards by SS Joe Lusk. Down at the 40.
The defense recovers after this to force a punt.

3 and out for Bruin offense, we punt from our 24.
Bad punt sets up Arizona at midfield.

Another big pass play for Arizona. On 3rd and 14 QB Heinrich drops back and finds Hunter on a deep out. Hunter makes a move back inside and runs down to the 4 yard line. 49 yard gain.
The defense doesn't want to yield the TD. They get three straight stops to force a 4th and goal at the 1.
Arizona brings in a short yardage specialist at QB. He drops back, looking for a man, but ends up throwing it out of bounds. Big time performances by the maligned defense here.

Burford finds Stablein on a deep hook pattern on our first play. 33 yard gain as Stablein drags one foot inbounds on the catch.
On 3rd and 14 near midfield we run a draw play. Derrick gets great blocking and shows shifty feet to pick up 19 yards.
Ben Jackson just can't do anything right today. He has another drop on this drive and fails to get his feet in bounds on 3rd and long. We have to punt despite moving the ball 60 yards on this drive.

On 3rd down DE Ben Baker runs free into the backfield and steamrollers the Arizona ballcarrier. Rosenbach dives on the football and we have the ball at the Wildcat 11 yard line!

One play drive - Brown takes it in from 11 yards out. The offensive line made sure that no one ever had a chance to bring him down. 10-3, 9:41 left in half.

Defense forces a 3 and out. So far Arizona has 9 rushes for -4 yards.

On 2nd down we have another drop from a freshman - WR Byrum this time.
Which sets up a big play by Arizona on 3rd down. FS Mike Hall (don't think it is the ESPN anchor) jumps a route and returns it 59 yards for a score.
QB Jack Burford sustains a quadriceps injury on the interception. He is doubtful to return today.
Arizona misses the extra point. 10-9, 6:55 left in 1st half.

Close the book on Burford: 5/12 passing for 78 yards. 0 TDs and 2 INTs. I'm OK with him going to the bench as I've been wanting to get a longer look at Edwards. I think he has been the better guy so far this year.
Burford won't go away. He is back on the field on 2nd down and gets sacked. Hmm - I applaud the toughness but I'm not sure it is going to help us win this game.
Burford is again sacked (CB blitz) on 3rd down and fumbles the ball. Arizona recovers it at our 11.

The defense is a force of nature in the red zone. Three straight stops set up 4th and 3 at our 4 yard line.
SS Joe Lusk was hurt on the 3rd down play and isn't expected back. So we will be without our two best safeties for the remainder of this game.
Arizona takes the 22 yard chip shot and a 12-10 lead. 3:46 left in the half.

CB Alvin Brown returns the kickoff to our 49 yard line.
We move into field goal range, but give back 2 yards on third down when the offensive line allows multiple defenders to gang-tackle Derrick Brown as he gets the snap.
McMullen misses from 44 yards. This is the first time in his career he has missed from 40-49 yards. Bad time for it. Arizona has about ninety seconds to try and build their lead.

They are off to a good start when they throw it up for grabs on 2nd down. WR Sam Duval makes a play. 44 yard gain, ball at our 30.
Ten more yards on a defensive holding call.
Screen for 8.
Drop.
Six yard scramble by the short-yardage QB. Timeout.
Missed 24 yard FG. We trail 12-10 at the half. The fans cannot be pleased with what they have seen from the offensive unit.

Halftime Notes:
- We really seem to be missing Brewer. The freshman wideouts are not making plays.
- Burford is killing us with three turnovers. We should be able to take this game away from Arizona in the second half if we don't keep giving them the ball.
- Props to the D for forcing field goals instead of surrendering TDs in tough spots.

Arizona goes 3 and out on first possession of 2nd half.

We are no better. Burford gets sacked again. Quit holding onto the ball!

The defense makes a huge play on 3rd down. Arizona WR Owen Cooke is open for a split second, but is leveled by two players on the catch. The ball comes loose and LB McCullough swoopes in to make a shoe-string pickup. He proceeds to run it back 55 yards for the score.
We decide to go for 2 and convert. 18-12, 9:21 left in quarter #3.

WR Sam Duval is feasting on our secondary. He gets a 12 yard pickup and is open for 20+ on the next play. We slam him to the ground, separating him from the football but the Wildcats recover at their 43.
Next play they find their 4th receiver alone on the sideline. He scoots for 47 yards, down to the 7 yard line.
Arizona once again faces 4th down and goal. Again at the one after we stop WR Cooke just shy of the end zone on 3rd down.
They take the 19 yard field goal. 18-15, 5:52 left in the third.

We pick up a couple of first downs on a screen pass and a run up the gut.
On 3rd and 1 at the Arizona 28 Burford goes down again. 4 yard loss, and a tough field goal attempt for McMullen.
Ron redeems himself for the earlier miss with a 50 yarder. 21-15, 1:52 left in 3rd quarter.

Baker records a sack and knocks the ball loose. Once again Arizona recovers the loose ball.
We have RB McDougall trapped in the backfield on 3rd and 18, but SS Lance Goode blows the tackle and takes out a defensive lineman in the process. 21 yard gain. Many profanities from the sidelines directed at the scrub safety.
The defense forces a punt after that, but an opportunity to grab great field position was lost.

Brown gets back-to-back carries, picking up 18 yards.
The next pass is to WR Byrum, who fumbles. But we finally get down on the ground and recover one.
We have to punt after a couple of incompletions.
We pin Arizona at their 6.

Arizona picks up a first down on the ground to give the offense some breathing room.
We force another fumble, but Arizona recovers.
Their QB avoids the corner blitz and finds our nemesis Sam Duval for first down yardage. But the blitzing CB has a motor that won't stop as he is downfield to strip the ball. DE Banducci recovers it and we are in business at the Arizona 35.

WR Ben Jackson drops another pass.
Byrum makes a huge catch on 3rd down, getting lit up but holding on for a 12 yard gain. The refs also say that the defense interfered with Cliff.
QB Edwards is blitzed hard up the middle and throws one right to an Arizona linebacker. But the play comes back on a roughing the passer call.
The yardage is clearly wrong on this one, as it was assessed at the point where we tackled the Arizona defender (our 48, up 15 yards to the 33). Somehow we lose that argument.
The loose play with the football continues on the next play when FB Hagood Morris can't retain the ball on a 6 yard reception. The offensive line dives on it and we retain possession.
We set up for a 44 yard field goal. It is short! Unbelievable. Kind of describes this whole game.

DT Chuck Rachal (who I didn't think was going to get any mentions here after Game 1) comes up with a huge sack on an option play on 3rd and 1. Arizona has to punt away.

Byrum fumbles, we recover. Both teams have fumbled five times today on a clear day.
We punt after 3 and out.

QB Heinrich airs it out near midfield. FS Greg Moore makes a play on the ball and does an excellent job following his blockers. All ... the ... way ... 96 yard return!
We go for 2 and convert - pass to Stablein. 29-15, 3:57 to play.

We force a 3 and out after stopping Cooke for 9 on 3rd and 10.
Short punt and we have the ball at our 48. Time to see if the offense can run out the clock.

Sort of - on 2nd down Derrick Brown romps 51 yards. He now has 24 carries for 143 yards and 2 TDs. 35-13, 1:53 left in game.

Defense forces a 4 and out. Game over.

[hoopsguy]

Game Notes:

The defense really bailed out the offense on this game. Life without Brewer looks like it is going to be painful for the passing attack. Hope he gets his grades up quickly.

Derrick Brown was again the star on the offensive end. He is getting his 100+ every week. So glad I didn't recruit him when I was at USC.

Both QBs stunk - not sure where to go with this as both have been successful in the past. I'm inclined to give Edwards a shot just to see a different look.

K McMullen with two misses - we can't have that happen again this year. Period.

DE Ben Baker forced two fumbles. That would usually be very noteworthy, but I think everyone forced or recovered one in this slopfest.

Defensive TDs by McCullough and Moore were huge.

O-line giving up six sacks is not acceptable either. But it may happen again this year with four freshmen starting.

[hoopsguy]

Burford has a strained quad. Gutty performance trying to play through it last week. He won't see the field this week.

We will again rest OLB Travis Wilcox as his nerve injury has not sufficiently recovered.

We continue to climb the polls. #5 in the media poll, coaches have us at #4. The computer has us at #1. Anyone who has watched us play this year knows that all of these projections are very, very wrong. At 4-0 I'm beginning to think we will be in a bowl game (late schedule is tough, this is not a lock) but we shouldn't be sniffing the Top 5.

Texas is the new #1 after winning the Red River Shootout 36-26.
USC falls to #2 on a bye week.
Oregon State is still undefeated and ranked #7. They will have a showdown with undefeated, and 8th ranked, Washington St next week.

List of undefeated teams:
#1 Texas 6-0 SOS 28
#2 USC 4-0 SOS 18
#4 Boston College 5-0 SOS 51
#5 UCLA 4-0 SOS 15
#7 Oregon St 5-0 SOS 8
#8 Washington St 5-0 SOS 39
#9 Penn St 5-0 SOS 71 (JoePa scheduling non-conference cupcakes)
#14 Miami (OH) 6-0 SOS 114

[hoopsguy]

We are headed to Arizona St as 16 point favorites. Bet the Sun Devils.

It looks like conditions will be tolerable for football in the desert. 82 degrees.

We have now achieved some level of statistical parity on offense/defense: 24th/22nd. I never thought that I would see this defense ranked ahead of this offense.

The ASU run defense is very stout - 5th in the nation stout. They have a couple of big play guys in WR Aaron Lipscomb and DB Billy Peppers. We think we can exploit the RB and the QB. A look at the defense indicates that there is considerable talent in the secondary but not as much in the DL/LB corps. The safeties must be selling out to stop the run.

On to the game!

[hoopsguy]

The Harold Edwards experiment at QB does not begin well. First pass is intercepted, ASU sets up at our 38.

ASU comes out running - 4, 12, and 4 yard pickups. But 1 and 2 yard carries follow and they have to set up for a 38 yard field goal. It is money. 3-0, 11:51 remaining in first quarter.

Kickoff goes out of bounds, we start at the 40.
2nd Edwards pass is complete to WR Cliff Byrum. He, of course, fumbles. ASU recovers and starts at our 41. Two plays, two turnovers. Byrum sucks: 3 fumbles in 65 minutes of play.

3rd and 3, Rosenbach steps in front of a pass. But it never happened, as we are flagged for roughing the passer. But ASU loses yards on the play, just like we did on this ruling in the last game. They are now back at our 49.
The defense is still in a turnover frame of mind. DE Joe Banducci strips the ball, which is recovered by CB Alvin Brown. He motors down to the 2 yard line.

One play drive - Brown up the middle for 2. 7-3, 9:20 left in quarter.

ASU QB Caldwell picks up a big 3rd and 8 with a 16 yard connection to WR Coleman. CB Brown hit him hard, but Coleman held on. Ball near midfield.
We stuff their running back in the backfield for a loss of 15. He should have gone down when we first hit him ...
But ASU picks up 3rd and 30 as we bite hard on a play fake. 32 yard gain to WR Aaron Lipscomb. Just horrible.
DE Baker forces another fumble after dropping into coverage. DE Banducci recovers it. Another turnover-filled game. Four in less than ten minutes so far.

3 and out on offense. We are doing a horrible job on 1st down over the last 2+ games.

Backup RB Karl Bahnsen runs for 20 yards. He has 36 in 3 carries.
On 2nd play of drive Wallace finds WR Whittle all alone at midfield. He could have walked the last 40 yards on a 68 yard TD pass. 10-7, 2:28 left in first quarter.

Byrum makes a good run after a dump pass, picking up 20 yards.
WR Ben Jackson bails out his QB by fighting for a ball in traffic. 30 yard gain after a holding call.
Screen pass for 15 to Stablein.
ASU has an OLB named Cannonball Jones. Classic.
Cannonball is called for a roughing the passer, setting up a first and goal at the 3.
Edwards finds Stablein for the TD. 14-10, 13:15 left in half.

QB Caldwell is chewing us up. He picks up 6 on 3rd and 6 to move into Bruin territory.
RB Bahnsen breaks off a 22 yard run. We are making this guy look like Jim Brown.
The defense holds inside the red zone.
35 yard field goal is good, 14-13, 8:23 left in half.

3 and out. Two tackles for Cannonball.

3 and out for ASU, as we get a sack from a DT on 3rd and 10.

Penalties are slowing us down quite a bit in this game. 4 for 75 in first 25 minutes.
We move the ball up near midfield before being forced to punt.
ASU returns the ball 31 yards, much to our chagrin.

An offensive pass interference call against the Sun Devils wipes out a big play on 3rd and 10. Caldwell isn't able to pick up another insane 3rd down conversion and they punt.

We lose a 3rd down pickup on a holding call. We are only able to pick up 10 of the needed 18 yards and punt.
ASU starts from their 42 with less than a minute remaining in the half.

They move the chains, but burn through the last of their timeouts to do so.
Banducci records a sack. Spike. 16 yard gain on 3rd down to keep the drive moving.
They line up a 47 yard field goal and it is true. 16-14 ASU at the half.

Halftime Notes:
Caldwell is 14/23 for 218 yards. 1 TD, 0 INT. We have to get in his grill in 2nd half.
Brown only has 6 carries for 20 yards. I would like to see him get some more touches.
6 penalties for 81 yards at half. Cut these down and we win this game.

ASU comes out moving the ball slowly but surely on offense. We force a fumble but can't recover it near midfield. They keep moving the chains, mixing run and pass. A 3rd and 6 pass sails high, but Lipscomb soars to get it and finds that there isn't anyone close enough to make the tackle. 21 yard TD. 23-14, 10:33 left in 3rd.

Brown starts off with 3 straight carries, picking up a first down.
Stablein gains 26 on a pass play, into Sun Devil territory.
A pass play that would have set us up with 1st and goal at the 2 is brought back by a holding call. Sigh.
Edwards is picked by a linebacker. End of a drive. Pretty dispiriting start to the half.

ASU is on the move again. Lipscomb makes another big play in the passing game.
RB Burleson picks up 2 first downs.
We slow them down when they hit the 20.
Field goal from 33 yards splits the uprights. 26-14, 1:14 to play in 3rd quarter.

Alvin Brown returns the kick to their 45. One of the better returns we've seen this year.
We go 3 and out as Derrick drops a screen pass on 3rd down with room to run.

33 yard pass to Lipscomb. He is over 100 yards, as is Whittle.
ASU misses a 41 yard field goal. Maybe this is the chink in the armor we are looking for? At this point ASU has outgained us 2:1.

They kill Edwards on a sack. He holds onto the ball.
But we are punting - 11:18 left, their ball up 2 scores.

Caldwell picks up 3rd and 7 with a screen pass. They are 10/16 on 3rd today.
Once again Arizona State fails to convert a field goal. This miss was from 48 yards out.

We have a 4th and 1 at our 39, 7:16 to go. Of course we punt ... grumble.

ASU picks up a pair of first downs, time is winding down.
CB Brown forces a fumble, but we can't get to it before an ASU lineman dives on it.
They pin us on our 4 yard line with their punt. Less than 3 minutes to play.

Nothing like a delay of game penalty inside the 10.
Edwards picks up a pair of 1st downs through the air.
Another penalty - dammit.
Byrum picks up 14 before stepping out of bounds on 3rd and 15. Near midfield, less than a minute to play.
We hit the TD Larscheid for a 35 yard gain to move the chains. 1st TO.
11 yard gain to Byrum, down to the 4. 2nd TO.
3 yard screen pass, Brown tackled on 1. Last TO. 0:41 remaining.
TD pass to Larscheid. 26-21, 0:35 left.

I have yet to see an onside run successfully in 5 1/2 years of Pac 10 play. And this is not the first one. Game over.

We never expected to have a perfect season, but I didn't think this team was going to beat us either.

[hoopsguy]

Not too many highlights from this game.

Outgained 501-341.
Gave up 10-18 on 3rd down conversions.
34 passes from mediocre QB without an interception.
9 penalties for 101 yards.
13 carries for 45 yards from Derrick Brown. Longest run of day was for 8 yards.
0 key run blocks as a team.

WR Ben Jackson had 100 yards for the game.
Only two drops by the receivers, a drastic improvement over past games.

We need Brewer back to help fill out this offense. We are counting on way too many underclassmen.

We also could use some big plays on punt/kick returns. I think I got spoiled by those while at USC ...

[hoopsguy]

Injuries:
Burford will be out another week. Edwards wasn't horrible in the last game, but the 2 INTs were killers in a game where we couldn't get started on the ground.

Everyone else is suiting up for a huge game against Washington State. Road game against #3 team in the nation.


Rankings:
We stay in the top ten in the polls - 8 (M)/9 (C).

Undefeated teams include:
#1 Texas - won 38-31 against Nebraska
#2 USC - roasted the Ducks 41-9
#3 Washington St - 34-10 winners in showdown game @ Corvallis.
#12 Miami (OH) - 54-41 win at Ohio

Southern Cal is headed to Oregon St for their next game. So there are some pretty big showdown games in the Pac 10.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 12 point favorites on the road against the #3 team in the nation. I'm really struggling to understand this. The Cougars have the #1 defense in the nation based on yards allowed. They are tops against the run, which is bad news for us. We couldn't run against ASU who wasn't as good as these guys are. I feel like our offense is more explosive, but they are matching our yardage average.

We had a good week of practice. We are pretty healthy. I think we can win this game. But anyone giving the points is insane.

[hoopsguy]

We'll start at the 40 after the opening kickoff flies out of bounds.
Edwards hits a 16 yard pass to start the drive.
The next six plays are runs, covering 39 yards. Including the five we picked up on a penalty, that is good enough for six points.
Officially, Brown took it in from one yard out.
The extra point makes it 7-0, 11:34 to go in 1st quarter.

Ben Baker loves to strip the ball. He does it again, hitting a wideout from behind just after a catch. But WSU grabs it.
QB Eric Williams is leading a drive downfield. They started at the 5 but he picks us apart early. Then we leave the TE wide open to rumble for a 43 yard score. We seem to do that quite a bit ... 7-7, 8:09 left in the 1st quarter.

Edwards is picked off going deep on the 1st play of the drive. Based on field position, this is as good as a punt. But I would not have punted on 1st down.

Williams has completed seven in a row for the Cougars. And they are moving again ...
The string stops at 8. The 9th pass is intercepted by ILB Bryant Bruschi. We take over at our 45.

A 23 yard gain is called back for offensive pass interference.
We aren't able to make up those yards and have to punt.

Our FS Greg Moore exits the game with a clavicle issue. I don't think he is going to be back this afternoon.
We force a 3 and out. An 18 yard punt return, coupled with a tripping penalty against Washington State, gives us the ball at their 44.

Cliff Byrum looks like he is carrying the ball wearing oven mitts. Another fumble, but we recover this one.
Brown has 9 carries for 50 yards in opening quarter.
Now Stablein has the ball knocked away after fighting hard to try and pick up a 3rd and 7. We recover, but are still one yard away from a first down. 4th and 1 at the 15.
Short yardage QB Gary Anderson comes in and completes a 6 yard hook to Derrick. First and goal!
Edwards hit Byrum for a 4 yard TD on 3rd down.
McMullen misses the extra point. 13-7, 12:25 left in half.
I'm beginning to wonder about our scouts appraisal of McMullen's abilities. But his stats were unreal for the last two years ...

We force a fumble on the kickoff, but the Cougars recover. 4 fumbles in 18 minutes here, all recovered by the offenses.
Williams connects on 3rd down with WR Andre Wilkerson for a 52 yard gain. The ball is spotted at our 21.
Williams finishes the drive off with a 13 yard strike to his TE Moore - their 2nd connection for the day. Williams is 12/16 for 205 yards already. 2 TDs, 1 INT. 14-13, 8:40 left.

We get a 1st down on a defensive pass interference call.
But the Cougars are really getting after Derrick Brown in the 2nd quarter.
We have to punt it away.

McCullough intercepts Williams on a deep pass pattern and we take over just shy of the 50 yard line.

A 3rd down pass play comes back on offensive pass interference. We are sacked on the ensuing play and have to punt facing 4th and 2 3/8 miles.
We force a fumble on the punt and finally dive on one before the Cougars can recover. First down at the 30!
After 2 rushes from Derrick for -6 yards (now at 17 carries for 44 yards, just to indicate how bad his quarter has been) Edwards finds Stablein. The wideout leaps over the safety and hauls into the end zone from 36 yards out! 20-14, 1:46 left in half.

DT Singletary breaks through the line and records a sack of Williams in the end zone. Safety! 22-14, 0:55 left and the ball coming to us. This could be a huge momentum builder ...

D. Brown makes a big return and we start at the WSU 32.
14 yards on a screen pass to Jackson, his first reception of the day. TO #1!
Incomplete - Stablein can't hold on after hit.
Incomplete - pressure coming.
Screen for 1 yard.
McMullen connects from 35 yards. 25-14, 0:08 left in half.

Halftime Notes:
We have not let WSU start drives with any kind of field position. Not once have then been past the 20.
For once we are ahead on time of possession - 17:28 to 12:36.
Our ground game was stopped dead in 2nd quarter.

WSU again starts from their 5 yard line. Poor decision making on some of the returns ...
A 19 yard run jumpstarts the drive.
SS Joe Lusk goes down with an ankle injury. Once again we'll be shorthanded in the secondary.
Next play, 3rd and 8, Williams finds Wilkerson wide open on a blown coverage. 49 yard TD strike. 95 yards in 10 plays.
We stop a 2 point conversion. 25-20, 10:36 to go.

Edwards gets hit on a blitz and fumbles. Cougars recover, start at our 17. So much for the field position advantage ...
We also lost an offensive tackle on that play. One assistant suggest that he may have whiplash from watching the blitzers pass him by.

We get a sack on 1st and goal.
Williams misses end zone machine Monsanto Moore on 2nd down.
We stuff a run.
They convert a 26 yard FG. 25-23, 7:41 left in 3rd.

3 and out. I'm wondering what ever happened to the team that rang up 73 points in the opener.
WSU starts at our 45 after a short punt.

4th and 2 at our 33. Williams sees the FB open in the flat, but no one is catching that fastball. There is laundry on the field ...
Defensive holding.
We hold them at the ten yard line and force a 30 yard field goal attempt.
Which they miss.

Brown fumbles on a big hit, we give WSU the ball back at our 24. What a horror show this quarter has been.

3 and out - they can't miss two field goals in a row, can they?
Nope, 37 yarder is good. 26-25 Washington State, end of 3.
Williams has 305 yards passing.

CB Alvin Brown returns the ball to our 45.
We give the ball to our backup RB, who rumbles for 18.
FB Gene Jenkins runs it in from 2 yards out.
The offense looked angry about being behind on that possession.
Edwards hits Byrum for a 2 point conversion. 33-26 with 12:35 left in regulation.

We force a punt after getting a stop on 3rd and 5.
We get huge yardage on a 3rd and 1 screen pass to Ben Jackson. He is forced out after a 41 yard pickup.
We can't punch it in, so McMullen is in for a 40 yard field goal. Missed. I would love to cut this guy ...

Williams hits three straight passes, each for over 10 yards. The last was for 41 yards and a house. He now has 399 yards passing and 4 TDs. 33 all, 6:28 remaining.

Brown breaks off a 20 yard gain to start our next possession.
Byrum steps out of bounds after 3 yard gain on 3rd and 5.
4th and 2 at our 46. I hope our offensive coordinator doens't do what I think he will ...
Nope, we punt.

We surrender a 32 yard run on 3rd and 7. We had been stuffing the run all day up to that point.
On 3rd and 8, from their 48, the defense comes up with a stop. They actually hit a guy as he tried to haul in a pass. I nearly faint on the sideline.
The punt pins us on our 3 with 1:42 left. And all of our timeouts.

Illegal motion, 1st and 12 at the 1.
False start, can't push us any further back.
Run for 3.
Botched handoff, loss of 1.
TE drop, hit as he made a play for it.
Punt, WSU ball at our 44. They have three timeouts and 0:44 to play.

Williams hits Wilkerson, who shakes a tackler and ends up with a 22 yard gain. TO!
Incomplete.
Gain of 10. We annihilate the receiver, but he isn't giving this one up. TO!
0:24 left, they gain two on a draw. TO!
0:15 to play, they have to kick a field goal here. It will be from 28 yards.
It's in there. 36-33 Washington State.

No magic on the return, game over.

[hoopsguy]

Outpassed 434-166. That was a problem.

A missed extra point and a missed field goal also were issues. I'm putting the kicker on warning. Another missed extra point will be his last. And he won't have much more leniency on missed field goals in big situations either.

We haven't hit any big plays in our passing offense without Brewer. Jackson and Byrum will get better in time, but they aren't ready to be #1 receivers yet.

The whole defense needs to get better. Secondary seems like the biggest issue when we are giving up huge passing yards, but we don't have playmakers on the line either.


More bad news - Brewer, ILB Wilson, and CB Ken Byrd are suspended. I dumped a lot of hours into getting him back. If I had realized how much we would miss him I would have spent a lot more.

QB Burford and FS Moore won't suit up next week. Moore has a fractured clavicle.

[hoopsguy]

We fall to 16/17 in the polls. I'm thinking that this is a number that we have a chance of sustaining, but even that is a stretch if we don't pick up our play on both ends of the field.

USC paddled Oregon St, 49-20.

Undefeated rundown:
Texas, USC, Washington St, Miami (OH)

These programs are ranked 1,2,3, and 9.

We are listed as 17 point favorites against Stanford. They are 2-4 and coming to the Rose Bowl. We need to get healthy in this game, no excuses will be accepted.

[hoopsguy]

Stanford has a running QB that gave us a lot of trouble last year and a very solid sophomore running back whose numbers are comparable to Derrick's. Teams have not been terribly successful passing against the Cardinal, who rank #19 in that category. Hopefully we run all over them and don't need to worry too much about this ...

The fans show their support for our struggling Bruins - 99,560 make their way in for the game today.

We surrender a 23 yard run by the fullback on 3rd and 6.
But Stanford can not move the ball past midfield. They punt.

Brown runs for 23 yards on his first touch.
Stablein goes down with a finger injury, does not appear that he will return. Perfect, we will rely even more heavily on our freshmen at WR.
Edwards to Jackson for 11 on 3rd and 10.
But we can't move into field goal range and have to punt.

Stanford goes 3 and out. They are trying to find WR Jordan, but so far have not completed a pass.

3 and out. Edwards is 1-7 so far. I may be going to our 3rd string QB next game if I don't see improvement FAST.

QB Rychlec picks up a first down on 3rd and 8, hitting Jordan for 15 yards.
The Cardinal finish the drive with a 49 yard field goal. 3-0. 3:42 left in quarter.

3 and out on offense. Brown isn't able to move the ball on two carries.

Rychlec tries to run the ball for the first time this game. He pays the price as Wilcox drills him. The ball is loose and it is recovered by McCullough. We take over at our 48.

Edwards picks up a first down with a pair of completions.
Brown runs for 10.
Brown escapes a man in the backfield and takes it for 16.
Backup RB Barker gets stuck in backfield, gives Stanford the football inside our ten.

Rychlec runs for 25 on a busted play.
The fullback goes for 14, running over LB Bruschi (won't be back).
Rychlec runs for 17. I hate playing D against mobile QBs.
ILB McCullough is knocked out of the game. It looks like his knee is being worked on ...
Stanford has a holding penalty to knock them out of field goal range.

Another 23 yard run from Brown.
He picks up another 12 on a reception. He has about 100 total yards already.
Edwards picks up 10 on 3rd and 1 on pass to Jackson.
Next play is back to Jackson, great pass for a 20 yard gain, down inside the 5.
We run a reverse to Byrum on 3rd and goal at the 1, because we are smart and Brown is only averaging 7.7 per carry. Of course it loses 3 yards.
McMullen keeps his job with a 22 yard field goal. 3-3, 4:39 left in half.

Rychlec gains 19 on a draw.
Rychlec picks up 20 on 2nd and 15. He has 6 carries for 87 yards.
OLB Wilcox went down with an elbow injury on that play.
We manage to stop their talented RB from picking up many yards and force a punt late in the quarter.

Halftime Notes:
Their offense is the QB running - everything else we have controlled.
We have to get something going in our passing game. Or else we have to run every down. Either one is fine as long as it wins us this game.

Brown goes over the 100 yard mark on his first carry of 2nd half. He celebrates by putting in on the ground. We recover, but have to punt as we are a yard shy of a first down.

Rychlec 16 yards on their first play of 2nd half.
Treu is working hard for his yards, but picks up a first down to put them in field goal range.
Rychlec finally makes a play with his arm. 3rd and 9 from our 31, he finds Jordan streaking into the end zone. 10-3, 10:02 left in 3rd quarter.

Brown gains 16 to start our drive.
Another 23 yard pickup, he has 16 carries for 149 yards now.
Jackson drops a pass on 3rd and 5. On comes McMullen.
40 yard field goal is good. 10-6, 6:29 left in 3rd quarter.

Stanford gets monster kick return, all the way to our 2 yard line.
Eddie Treu runs it in from one yard out. 17-6, 5:32 left in 3rd quarter.

We start at our 45 on a short kickoff.
We lose our center to an injury on a carry by the fullback.
Stanford gets an interception here, returns the ball to our 40.
It is all falling apart once again in the 3rd quarter.

Stanford only picks up six yards, but it is enough.
52 yard field goal, score is 20-6 with 2:04 left in 3rd.

We fumble the kickoff but recover to avert a total disaster.
3 and out.
26 yard punt return sets up Stanford at our 39.

At the 44 minute mark Rychlec completes his first pass to someone other than Jordan. For the day he has four completions. And his team is up 2 TDs.
WR Moss holds onto a 7 yard reception on 3rd and 6 despite the presence of our DB.
A TD pass is called back on ineligible receiver downfield.
We stop a draw on 3rd and 14.
35 yard field goal is good, 23-6 with 12:11 to play.

We get the ball at the 43 after a piling on penalty.
We are called for holding on a play where we allow a sack.
Great improvisation nets 16 yards on a 3rd and 22.
Punt.

Treu runs for 19 yards, is starting to approach 100 yards.
Another first down and he has it. 25 carries for 101 yards.
They get a 55 yard punt to pin us on the 2 yard line.

We punt it away. This game is over.

Brown gets an interception on 3rd and 26 that is basically a punt.
There are a little more than 3 minutes left.
Jackson is over the 100 yard mark after a 31 yard grab.
Screen pass to Byrum goes for 20 and a TD. Edwards is getting good at the garbage time TD. 23-13, 0:51 to play.

[hoopsguy]

Pretty brutal to lose a game where you only give up 86 yards of passing. But their QB's running ability helped them to generate 263 on the ground.

I'm really lost on how to get more out of our passing offense right now. Having our top two receivers out for most of this game obviously hurts but we do have some talent among the freshmen.

We'll look to rebound at home against Washington. The schedule after that is @Cal, Oregon St, @Pitt, and @USC. We need two wins to get into a bowl game. We aren't beating USC and we don't have many home games left. Have to pick this one up ...

[hoopsguy]

Injuries:
QB Burford is still hurting from his quadriceps strain. He has not responded well to treatment. When he got hurt I was anxious to take a look at Edwards. Not so much anymore - I want Jack back. He is getting some snaps this week.

OT Lonie Smith has pelvis inflammation. Sometimes I just shake my head at what the trainer tells me ...

ILB Jerry McCullough has been the best player on the defense, but we are likely to miss him in this game. He has a cracked patella and is not close to 100%.

ILB Bryant Bruschi has a torn thumb tendon. Another guy that really shouldn't be in the lineup, even though he wants to play. He gets the shot because I'm not going to our 3rd stringer for this one.

OLB Travis Wilcox has a fractured elbow. Our linebackers were just devastates last game. Another guy that should sit - I'm really impressed that these guys want to play through serious injuries.

[hoopsguy]

The bookmakers are insane, listing us as 19 point favorites at home. I'm not sure we will score 19, given the performance over the last month.

Washington is 5-3 on the season with a 3-2 mark in conference. They are not a prolific offense, but their QB Detmer finds the end zone (16 TDs on the year). Defensively, LB Reese covers a lot of ground. We have more talent than these guys, but I am starting to question our heart.

[hoopsguy]

A game crash has wiped the Washington debacle from our history. I'll be replaying that game now.

[hoopsguy]

98,283 make their way into the Rose Bowl to watch todays action. The weather conditions are typical California - 68 and sunny.

Alvin Brown runs back the opening kick 85 yards! 7-0 UCLA, 14:42 to play in quarter.
That is the first time I've seen any opening kick returned in about ten seasons of play.

WR Merlin Kunz makes an amazing one-handed grab for a 35 yard pickup against our defense.
QB Lance Detmer picked up a pair of 3rd and 8s to keep UW going, and then a 3rd and goal from the 6 to tie the game up. 7-7, 10:58 left in quarter.

Edwards completes his first two passes to the running backs, but can't convert a 3rd and 4. We punt.

Run defense has been strong on the first two drives. The Huskies have 14 yards on 9 carries and they have to punt from their 45.

We do a nice job of mixing run and pass on the next drive for the first 50 yards, but the brakes get slammed on the offense when we hit the Washington 30 yard line. McMullen trots out for a 40 yard field goal and he hits it. 10-7, 2:25 left in quarter.

DE Ronald Smith makes a big hit behind the line of scrimmage on a 3rd and 5 to force UW into a 3 and out.

We have a 3 and out series on the next possession, losing 7 yards. Punt.

Detmer finds WR Kenny Turnbull for 26 on a 3rd and 12.
Detmer goes for another 12 yards on 3rd and goal for a TD pass to Turnbull. 14-10, 11:13 to play in half.

3 and out for the offense.

Another big 3rd down conversion for Detmer, this on for 26 yards on 3rd and 10. We have sacked him a couple of times, but can't get anything going on 3rd downs. Washington is 6-8 on 3rd downs, with most of them being long ones.
I was giddy when they ran a draw play on 3rd and 10 from our 23. We stopped the run for 3 yards to force a field goal attempt.
And Washington missed the field goal!

Edwards completes a pair of 15 yard completions, then Brown runs for 18. This is how I have envisioned our offense running! We are at the Washington 32, time to see if we can move the ball on the shorter field this time ...
WR Stablein is hurt run-blocking, then WR Byrum goes down with a kidney injury? Yikes, don't see that often on the football field.
We find ourselves with a 4th and goal on the one. What do you call?
Our offensive coordinator thought a handoff to the fullback Hagood Morris was the way to go. And I'm happy to say that his play call worked to perfection, as the offensive line gave him room to squirt in. 17-14, 1:14 to play in half.

Washington got a 32 yard run, but ran out of time to score. Not particularly good clock management by the Huskies.

Halftime Notes:
Our defense has taken away the run (except for the late 32 yarder), making Washington one dimensional.
We have no big play potential in our passing game right now. Edwards is 9-13 for 78 yards, but with two WRs out and our main guy academically ineligible we may start pulling guys out of the stands to play in our trips/quads sets.

Detmer finds WR Kunz wide open and he is fast enough to finish the play. 74 yard TD pass, Washington is back in front. 21-17, 14:17 to play in the third quarter.

Brown picks up a bunch of yards on the next drive, but it dies at the Washington 40. Punt.

Defense makes a stop on 3rd and 5. The defensive coordinator looks relieved that his guys finally brought something to the table. Never mind that Detmer is still completing 75% of his passes and we haven't forced any turnovers ...

Brown again gets into the secondary, going for 19 yards and climbing above 100 yards with 1 1/2 quarters still to play. He looks great; we really could use him finding a way to beat that last man on one of these runs.
Add 21 yards on a screen pass to Brown, and a 15 yard run by Brown, and it is getting pretty easy to figure out the UCLA offense.
So of course we hand off to the backup RB twice. Brown gets the third carry, but ends up one yard shy of the first down marker. 4th and 1 at the 20.
We again go for it. QB Burford is in, looking downfield but everything is covered. He sprints for the marker and it is close. The spot is very favorable and we retain possession after a gutsy two yard dive on a busted play.
Backup RB Dwayne Baker appears to have injured his shoulder after a ten yard pickup. He leaves for the day with 23 yards on 6 carries.
RB Isaac Davis is in, this may be his first carry of the game. Good for 4 yards.
The defense is keying on Brown, and we are once again faced with a 4th and goal on the one yard line.
McMullen takes a 19 yard field goal, 21-20 Washington with 3:08 left in 3rd quarter.

Washington goes 3 and out after a wideout drops a deep ball on 3rd down.

CB Alvin Brown makes a big play on the punt return, taking it back 35 yards to the Washington 35.
QB Edwards finds a wide open WR, Dave Detmer (who?), and he should be able to walk it in! But he stumbles and Washington CB Charles Siani hauls him in after a 19 yard gain.
We find ourselves with 4th and short again. 4th and 2 at the Washington 13. Edwards waves off the field goal time and drops back to pass. He finds Brown in the flat, who makes a move and darts in for the TD! Edwards then completes a pass to the backup TE for the 2 point conversion. 28-21, 14:18 left in the game.

We have a very good sequence defensively, forcing a 3 and out that was keyed by a good push from the defensive line.

We can't take advantage, however, and have to punt after a 3 play effort.

Detmer is back on track on the next drive. He moves over 300 yards for the game, mixing up short and medium passes.
We stop them short of the first down on a 3rd and 6 from our 9, setting up a 4th and 1. We declined a five yard penalty here ... hmmm. Not sure I like that knowing how often teams go for it on 4th down.
Detmer to Kunz, TD on the next play. 28-28 with 7:23 to play.

Detmer is 20-28 for 338 yards, 4 TDs and 0 INTs.
WR Kunz has 6 catches for 162 yards and a pair of TDs.
I'm insanely jealous of that kind of productivity.

On 3rd and 10 Edwards sees TE Pettis Larscheid break free on a TE streak. He lofts it up, it hangs in the air forever, but Pettis lays out to make the fingertip grab! 48 yard pickup.
Edwards is picked off on 3rd and 10 from the UW 32, but it is called back due to pass interference. 1st down.
Another 3rd and 10, Edwards runs through his options before settling on Brown for a dump off. Good choice, Brown makes a couple of moves to finish with 14 yards on the play.
But Edwards can't keep up his run of good play, as he throws an interception in the end zone. Washington takes over at the 20 with less than 4 to play.

They get 1 on 3rd and 1, despite the defense reading the play. I'm not pleased with that spot.
Washington has a 3rd and 8 on our 44 with 0:43 to play - we discuss our schemes during a timeout. The defense brings heat on Detmer, who rolls out looking for WR Turnbull. But the throw is low and incomplete.

Overtime.

Washington ball 1st.
DE Smith gets a huge sack on 3rd down!
Washington converts a 45 yard field goal, 31-28 Huskies.

Disaster on offense - we pick up a unneccessary roughness penalty.
3rd and 20 from the 35.
Brown loses one on the next play, so we set up for a 54 yard field goal to tie.
McManus has a good leg, but this is a lot to ask.
Too much, apparently, as we run it. No first down, game over. I'm stunned and not at all amused.

[hoopsguy]

We had avoided penalties all game before the one in OT. Just a galling way to see the game end.

DE Smith made a couple of big plays in this game. He is a significant piece of the puzzle for next years team, so this is exciting. DE Banducci had two sacks as well. All in all, we collected four sacks and surrendered zero.

Our secondary was a horror show, however. We have to significantly upgrade here in the offseason.

Brown had 27 carries for 130 yards, but his longest carry was only 19 yards. He had at least 4 carries in the 15-20 yard range, so we really need him to break one of these runs.

CB Alvin Brown is making plays in the return game. He scored one TD and set up a 2nd TD with a 35 yard punt return.

Time for some midseason stats ...

[hoopsguy]

<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=2><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c8><CENTER>Team Overview</SPAN></CENTER></TD><TD class=c3 width=100><TR><TD class=c3 colSpan=3>Links: | Attributes (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85a.htm) | Depth Chart (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85dc.htm) | Off/Def Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85od.htm) | Overview (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85.htm) | Roster (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85r.htm) | Special Teams Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85st.htm) | Stats (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85s.htm) |</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=2><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=7><CENTER>Team Info</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>RECORD</TD><TD class=c7>COACH POLL</TD><TD class=c7>MEDIA POLL</TD><TD class=c7>RECRUIT CLASS</TD><TD class=c7>PRESTIGE</TD><TD class=c7>STRENGTH OF</TD><TD class=c7>CONF PROJ</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>4-4</TD><TD class=c3>NR</TD><TD class=c3>NR</TD><TD class=c3>1st</TD><TD class=c3>Above Average (65)</TD><TD class=c3>11th</TD><TD class=c3>2nd Place</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="50%"><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=3><CENTER>Team Schedule</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>WEEK</TD><TD class=c7>OPPONENT</TD><TD class=c7>SCORE</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>at Brigham Young</TD><TD class=c3>W 73-16</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>Colorado State</TD><TD class=c3>W 40-23</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>OPEN</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>at South Florida</TD><TD class=c3>W 34-13</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>OPEN</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>Arizona</TD><TD class=c3>W 36-15</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>at Arizona State</TD><TD class=c3>L 26-21</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>at #3 Wash State</TD><TD class=c3>L 36-33</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>Stanford</TD><TD class=c3>L 23-13</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>Washington</TD><TD class=c3>L 31-28</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>at California</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>Oregon State</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>at #25 Pittsburgh</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>at #2 Southern Cal</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>OPEN</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="50%"><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=5><CENTER>Pacific Ten Standings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>TEAM</TD><TD class=c7>W-L</TD><TD class=c7>CONF W-L</TD><TD class=c7>PF</TD><TD class=c7>PA</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Southern Cal</TD><TD class=c3>8-0</TD><TD class=c3>5-0</TD><TD class=c3>394</TD><TD class=c3>152</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Wash State</TD><TD class=c3>9-0</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>273</TD><TD class=c3>112</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Washington</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>4-2</TD><TD class=c3>265</TD><TD class=c3>259</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Oregon</TD><TD class=c3>5-4</TD><TD class=c3>2-3</TD><TD class=c3>212</TD><TD class=c3>204</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Oregon State</TD><TD class=c3>5-3</TD><TD class=c3>2-3</TD><TD class=c3>185</TD><TD class=c3>184</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Arizona</TD><TD class=c3>4-4</TD><TD class=c3>2-3</TD><TD class=c3>190</TD><TD class=c3>224</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>California</TD><TD class=c3>4-4</TD><TD class=c3>2-3</TD><TD class=c3>207</TD><TD class=c3>199</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Stanford</TD><TD class=c3>3-5</TD><TD class=c3>1-4</TD><TD class=c3>210</TD><TD class=c3>235</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>California-LA</TD><TD class=c3>4-4</TD><TD class=c3>1-4</TD><TD class=c3>278</TD><TD class=c3>183</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Arizona State</TD><TD class=c3>4-4</TD><TD class=c3>1-4</TD><TD class=c3>185</TD><TD class=c3>163</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="50%"><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=4><CENTER>Team Injury Report</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>INJURY</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Jack Burford (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player11869.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>Quadriceps (Strained)</TD><TD class=c3>Prob(1-3)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Dwayne Baker (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23640.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>Shoulder (Subluxation)</TD><TD class=c3>Doubt(5-7)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Cliff Byrum (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23877.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>Kidney (Bruised)</TD><TD class=c3>Ques(3-5)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Lonie Smith (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24204.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>Pelvis/Hip (Inflammation)</TD><TD class=c3>Prob(2-4)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>ILB</TD><TD class=c6>Jerry McCullough (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17072.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>Patella (Cracked)</TD><TD class=c3>Ques(0-2)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>OLB</TD><TD class=c6>Travis Wilcox (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23797.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>Elbow (Fracture)</TD><TD class=c3>Prob(1-3)</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="50%"><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=3><CENTER>Team Stats</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7>OFFENSE</TD><TD class=c7>DEFENSE</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Total Yards/Game</TD><TD class=c3>400.8</TD><TD class=c3>400.8</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Rushing Yards/Game</TD><TD class=c3>138.2</TD><TD class=c3>138.6</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Passing Yards/Game</TD><TD class=c3>262.5</TD><TD class=c3>262.1</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

[hoopsguy]

Thanks to Eaglesfan for the help with FOFC settings.

[hoopsguy]

<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c8><CENTER>Player Attributes</SPAN></CENTER></TD><TD class=c3 width=100><TR><TD class=c3 colSpan=3>Links: | Attributes (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85a.htm) | Depth Chart (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85dc.htm) | Off/Def Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85od.htm) | Overview (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85.htm) | Roster (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85r.htm) | Special Teams Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85st.htm) | Stats (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85s.htm) |</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=18>Quarterbacks</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>ACC</TD><TD class=c7>AGGR</TD><TD class=c7>AGL</TD><TD class=c7>INS</TD><TD class=c7>JMP</TD><TD class=c7>SPD</TD><TD class=c7>STR</TD><TD class=c7>DISC</TD><TD class=c7>DUR</TD><TD class=c7>EN</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Gary Anderson (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player11277.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>196</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>94</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Jack Burford (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player11869.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>176</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Harold Edwards (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20598.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>184</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>24</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>08</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Derrick Fazande (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24261.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>215</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>96</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>07</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Greg Moorehead (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20741.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>206</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>24</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>89</TD><TD class=c3>79</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=18>Running Backs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>ACC</TD><TD class=c7>AGGR</TD><TD class=c7>AGL</TD><TD class=c7>INS</TD><TD class=c7>JMP</TD><TD class=c7>SPD</TD><TD class=c7>STR</TD><TD class=c7>DISC</TD><TD class=c7>DUR</TD><TD class=c7>EN</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Dwayne Baker (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23640.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>196</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>18</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Derrick Brown (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20212.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>197</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>78</TD><TD class=c3>76</TD><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>80</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Quentin Christian (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24267.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>190</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Isaac Davis (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player10397.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>179</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>19</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>21</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Jimmy Bacon (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player16902.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>91</TD><TD class=c3>98</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Gene Jenkins (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player11345.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>232</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Dick Matthews (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player14565.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>213</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>88</TD><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Hagood Morris (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20470.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>219</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>39</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=18>Receivers</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>ACC</TD><TD class=c7>AGGR</TD><TD class=c7>AGL</TD><TD class=c7>INS</TD><TD class=c7>JMP</TD><TD class=c7>SPD</TD><TD class=c7>STR</TD><TD class=c7>DISC</TD><TD class=c7>DUR</TD><TD class=c7>EN</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>16</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Cliff Byrum (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23877.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>159</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>71</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>80</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Dan Campbell (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20344.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>178</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>31</TD><TD class=c3>71</TD><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>95</TD><TD class=c3>92</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Gary Brewer (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20161.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>171</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>76</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>92</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>91</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>89</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Dave Detmer 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class=c3>189</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>94</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Lance Goode (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17094.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>182</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>39</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Joe Lusk (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player19298.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD 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[hoopsguy]

[hoopsguy]

[hoopsguy]

Burford will resume play as the starter this week. Edwards had his chances but couldn't generate enough offense or victories.

WR Byrum gets to rest this week - hopefully it only takes one week to come back from a bruised kidney.

ILB Jerry McCullough, still our leading tackler, will miss one more week.

We have a couple of other minor injuries, but the backups are nearly as good as the guys who will miss time.

Looking at the schedule, Cal is the weakest team left. Time to make our stand.

[hoopsguy]

We are nine point favorites heading to Cal. They have the #17 offense and the #100 defense. This looks like a nice opportunity for Jack Burford to assert himself. But he is working with a substandard set of receivers.

Cal has a capable QB in JR Victor Glover. We have to respect what he brings to the table after being run over in the passing game last week. His top target is JR Jerome Kulbacki, who has 9 TDs and 918 yards in 8 games. Two RBs split the carries, combining for about 850 yards. On defense, MLB Shawn Michel is a three year starter and a tackling machine.

[Eaglesfan27]

Thanks to Eaglesfan for the help with FOFC settings.
I'm glad to help (even if you are running the Bruins ;))

I'm enjoying reading your dynasty.

[hoopsguy]

Opening drive, we string together 3 first downs - one for each QB and one for Brown. Down to the Cal 13 with a 4th and 1. A false start penalty makes this an easy call. McMullen is good from 36, 3-0 with 11:18 left in the quarter.

McMullen puts the kickoff out of bounds, Cal starts at the 40.
Six plays later Cal is in the end zone - 18 yard screen to cap the drive. Glover was 3-3 for 39 yards on the drive. 7-3, 8:39 left in quarter.

Burford gets crushed on a sack where we were called for holding.
But on the next play he spots WR Dan Brown open down the sideline. He throws a strike and we have a 79 yard TD! 10-7, 6:53 left in quarter.

Another short field for Cal as we give them 15 yards on a face mask. They start at midfield.
OLB Travis Wilcox comes up with a big sack on 3rd down, knocking Cal out of field goal range.
They pin us on our 6 with the punt.

Two running plays result in a safety after losses on each. Ugh. 10-9, 3:35 left in the quarter.

And the Ugh is compounded when Cal takes the kickoff 80 yards for a score! 16-10, 3:02 left in the quarter.

Edwards completes back to back passes for big gains, to Stablein and Jackson. Jackson fought hard to make his 34 yard grab, shedding the tackler and picking up extra yards.
Edwards comes through on 3rd and 11, finding TE Larscheid for 13 yards, down to the 6.
We pick up back-to-back illegal motion penalties, but Cal gives it back by roughing the passer.
Brown, who has gotten nothing since the opening drive, fumbles on a big hit but we recover at the 9.
McMullen comes in for a 21 yard FG attempt and misses it. He will be cut after this game.

The defense makes a stop near midfield.

Another penalty on offense, up to 5 now in the early part of the 2nd quarter.
FB Hagood Morris bursts for 24 yards on a 3rd and 16.
Brown picks up one on 3rd and 2 - he now has 35 yards on 16 carries.
We punt it away.

Cal is a machine on the next possession, moving the chains relentlessly until they hit our 10. A fourth and goal at the 2? Go for it, TD, 23-10 with 3:18 to go in half.
Glover is 10-11 on the day for 99 yards and 2 TDs.

3 and out, game is not looking good so far ...

The defense responds, with Banducci recording a sack on 3rd down. 3 and out.

Edwards, who is still getting 40% of the snaps, throws one to the wrong team. Cal gets the ball at our 36 near the end of the half.

One play drive for Cal, 3rd TD pass for Glover. 30-10, 0:19 left in half.

Halftime Notes:
McMullen is cut and Edwards will only play if there is an injury for the remainder of the year. I've had more than enough of both of these guys hurting our team, despite their talent.
Cal has totally shut down our run game since the openeing drive and I don't see a lot of runs in the 2nd half now that we are down 3 TDs.
We've actually outgained Cal and have a small time of possession advantage. Both stats are meaningless.

Glover to Kulbacki is clicking to start the 2nd half, connecting twice for 20+ yard plays.
They are also running the ball well, finishing this drive with a 4 yard scamper. 37-10, 10:31 remaining in 3rd.

We come out running, while down 27 points, and pick up a couple of first downs.
A holding penalty, followed by a pass interference call, set up a 2nd and 34. End of drive. Punt.

3 and out for Cal.

Our passing game is clicking on the next drive, back to back first downs for Jackson and Larscheid. We are down to the 20 before we start moving backwards on a busted run and a sack.
McMullen, dead man walking, hits a 48 yard field goal. 37-13, 1:14 left in 3rd.

Cal runs some clock at the start of their next drive, then decides to finish us off with a 53 yard scoring strike. 44-13, 14:11 left in the game.
Glover is now 16-22 for 252 yards, 4 TDs and 0 INTs.

Edwards is sacked and fumbles, Cal gets the ball on our 20.

Cal faces a 4th and 2 on our goal line and sets up a screen. Because being up 31 points, and adding 3 more, isn't enough. We stuff them.

Brown fumbles, giving Cal the ball on our 23.

Again Cal goes for it on 4th and 2. This time they convert, setting up 1st and goal.
RB Chat Chatman hits 100 yards on this drive.
Cal finishes it with a 24 yard field goal. 47-13, 6:01 to play.

Holding wipes out a first down, so we have a 3 and out.

Cal adds a 38 yard field goal. 50-13, 1:35 left in this debacle.

In true UCLA fashion, we pick up a garbage time TD. 70 yards from Burford to Stablein. 50-20, 0:41 left.

It is official - my team has given up on me for the year. I guess I won't need to feel guilty when I revamp the coaching staff in the offseason.

[hoopsguy]

Eagles, at the moment I'm running the Bruins into the ground. So that should be fun for you :mad:

[hoopsguy]

Pass defense remains a huge concern - 8 TDs and 0 INTs by opposing QBs the last two games.

Derrick had a substandard game, with only 71 yards on 25 carries.

Burford was a bright spot. Two long TD passes, zero turnovers. We will be giving him all of the snaps for the rest of the year, barring injury.

Nothing good to say about the defense. We don't have enough talent to survive without forcing turnovers, which we seem to have stopped doing.

[hoopsguy]

Good news - we bring back WR Gary Brewer, along with ILB Scott Wilson and CB Ken Byrd.

Bad news - CB Alvin Brown goes to the bench.

Brown is our best CB, but is anyone remotely good based on performance? More importantly, he was beginning to make plays in the return game. Still, I think we have done well on the tradeoff here. I'm sure Burford will be elated to have the big-play wideout back in the fold.

On the injury front, we lost SS Noland King to a dislocated shoulder. His season is probably over.

Up next is Oregon St. We are seven point favorites. Vegas just isn't paying attention to our team, it appears.

[hoopsguy]

Heading into the Oregon St game, we feel good about bringing back some talented players. In addition to Brewer and Wilson coming back from suspensions, we return ILB Jerry McCullough. Hopefully this will translate into more big plays on both sides of the ball.

Oregon St QB Lamar Horner is a good one right now as a redshirt sophomore and looks like he has the ability to play at the next level. He makes big plays but struggles with his accuracy. RB Reuben Driver has already gained 1158 yards on the year, over 150 more than our own Derrick Brown. MLB Jessie Buckhalter is a four year starter who is leading the team in tackles and sacks.

The Beavers are 5-4 on the year, 2-4 in the Pac 10.

[hoopsguy]

The fans still love UCLA football, as 99,569 make their way to today's game.

First drive ends after we punt on a 4th and 1 near midfield.

Beavers punt near midfield.

Derrick Brown finally has the huge run we have been waiting for, an 80 yard TD. 7-0, 9:04 left in first quarter.

We bring some heat on 3rd down and Horner throws a pick. SS Joe Lusk makes the play and we take over at our 45.

3 and out. Punt.

The Bruin defense responds by forcing a 3 and out. Horner is 1-7 for 24 yards.

We have another 3 and out. Our QBs are 3-8 for 18 yards.
The punt pins OSU at their 8.

QB Horner is injured on a running play and is doubtful to return. Even though he is having a bad game, this should be a big break for us.
OSU has to punt after the backup fails to complete his first attempt.

We counter by having QB Jack Burford hurt on a draw play. Return unlikely.
We have to punt from their 40 yard line as our drive stalled with the backup QBs.
Again the punter does his job - they start at the 5.

3 runs for OSU and a punt.

Brown picks up one first down, but we have to settle for a long field goal attempt for Wayne. He is money from 48 yards. 10-0, 9:25 left in half.

A holding penalty slows down OSU and they are forced to punt.

Brewer makes a great grab, but only for 7 when we need 10. Punt.
We get a piling on penalty on the punt, granting OSU great field position (48).

Another 3 and out for the Beavers. They only have 3 first downs with 4 minutes left in the half.

So of course we give them a break. Brown fumbles, OSU takes over at our 35.

The defense is not amused. FS Greg Moore picks off a pass on the very next play. We lost some yardage in the turnover exchange, but are elated to have the ball back.

Our clock management is horrible on the ensuing possession, but we manage to line up a 58 yard field goal at the end of the half and Wayne nails it! 13-0 at the break.

Halftime Notes:
Neither team can pass the ball. They are 5-15 for 51 yards and 2 INTs. We are 10-22 for 78 yards. If we avoid turnovers, and let Brown eat up clock, we should win this game.
Brown has 15 carries for 157 yards so far.
I'm very pleased with Wayne as our kicker.

3 and out for OSU on opening drive of 2nd half.
We start at their 37 after 18 yard return + 5 more for a face mask.

So much for no turnovers. QB Greg Moorehead is intercepted after we were inside the 20.

Oregon State picks up a couple of first downs, but can't sustain the drive. Punt near midfield.

Same story for our offense. We try to open things up around midfield by taking some shots downfield, but no such luck. Punt away.

OSU keeps getting 3rd and short and converting them. Finally we force a 4th and 1 at our 45. They pick up 15 on a tricky screen pass.
QB Steve Daniels appears to be gaining confidence.
But the drive stalls - 4th and goal at the 3. They finish a 18 play, 83 yard drive with 3 points. 7:23 off the clock and they are still down 2 scores. 13-3, 13:01 left to play.

3 runs and a punt for the UCLA offense.

Another punt for OSU. Clock is there enemy now as we are under 10 minutes.

We pick up a couple of 3rd and longs to frustrate the Beavers.
Brown hits the 200 yard mark on this drive.
The drive ends at the 32, where Wayne comes out to see if he can add to the lead with a 50 yard field goal. Yes. 16-3, 4:28 left in game.

They punt on 4th and 2 from their 36 with 3 1/2 to go. Hmm, might have needed to go for it there.

RBs Brown and Isaac Davis both put together runs of 10+ yards and we are salting the game away.
We punt from our 39 with less than a minute left and pin them at the 3.

Nice to add a win here, particularly for the home fans. Defense was terrific, but helped a great deal by the QB injury.

[hoopsguy]

Award finalists are out now - I've included everyone who is Pac 10 or on our schedule this year:

QB - Victor Glover (CAL), LaShaun Sharpe (USC)
HB - Derrick Brown (UCLA), Eddie Treu (STAN), Todd Vereb (USC)
WR - Derek Johnson (USC), Jerome Kulbacki (CAL), Joe Sherman (USC)
TE - Dexter Mann (PITT), John VanDyke (ORE), TE Jim Withrow (PITT)
OL - Sammy Linton (OSU), Tom Tolbert (ORE)
DL - Ben Hayes (ORE), Ben Logan (USC), Damien Tate (ARI)
LB - Shawn Michel (CAL), Glenn Murphy (WSU), Robert Nix (CSU)
DB - John Nottingham (ORE)
K - None
P - Gary Bell (PITT), Tremayne Frisch (OSU), Sonny Thomas (ASU)
Return - Derek Johnson (USC), Merlin Kunz (WAS)
POY - Victor Glover (CAL), LaShaun Sharpe (USC), Todd Vereb (USC)
DPOY - Shawn Michel (CAL), Damien Tate (ARI)
Coach - Steve Gilmore (WSU), Monte Simmons (USC)

Glad to see that Derrick made the final cut at his position, even if he won't win the award. Too many guys that I recruited at USC on that list. And their new coach - lets see if he is there in four years when my recruits are gone :mad:

[hoopsguy]

Pitt, #17 in the nation, is 8-2. Their only losses were early to #3 LSU (37-30) and #14 Virginia (41-23). They have won seven in a row, including a pair against fringe Top 25 teams in Syracuse and West Virginia. Good team.

We are going to be missing a pair of WRs today - Bill Stablein and Cliff Byrum are both hurting. I'm tempted to push one of them because this game is probably more winnable than USC next week.

Outside of those guys, we are pretty healthy. SS King remains very hurt - only chance of playing again is a bowl game.

[hoopsguy]

Here is a little info on our one award nominee:

<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard height=80 cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD width=60 rowSpan=3></TD><TD class=c2 colSpan=6><CENTER>Derrick Brown, Running Back</CENTER></TD><TD class=c5 rowSpan=2><CENTER>UCLA</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7 width=130>Current/Potential</TD><TD class=c6 width=75><CENTER>RUSH Y</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=70><CENTER>YPC</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=70><CENTER>LNG</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=50><CENTER>REC Y</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=50><CENTER>TD</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>4.5/5.0</TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>1228</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>5.46</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>80</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>280</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>13</CENTER></TD><TD class=c7>California-LA Brown Bears</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Attributes</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Morale:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>Content</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Height:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>5-10</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Weight:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>197</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Ideal Wt:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>203</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Jersey:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>46</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Age:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>21</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Year:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>So</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Status:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>OK</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Energy:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>0</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>HS Ranking:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>#5</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Pos Ranking:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>#1 RB</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Position Ratings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Running:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>94</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Hands:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>71</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Route Running:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>76</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Run Block:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>46</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Punt Return:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>9</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Kick Return:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>79</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Durability:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>83</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Endurance:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>55</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Athletic Ratings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Arm Strength:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>10</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Acceleration:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>64</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Agility:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>78</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Speed:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>85</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Strength:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>22</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Jumping:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>25</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Instincts:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>76</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Aggressiveness:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>32</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Discipline:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>80</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Intelligence:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>56</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Work Ethic:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>55</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Personal Bests</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Rushes:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>31</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Rushing yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>221</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Longest run:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>83</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Receiving yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>78</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Touchdowns:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>3</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Game Logs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Week</TD><TD class=c7>Opp</TD><TD class=c7>Res</TD><TD class=c7>Rush</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>CR</TD><TD class=c7>MH</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>@BYU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>18</TD><TD class=c7>143</TD><TD class=c7>7.94</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>62</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>78</TD><TD class=c7>26</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>CSU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>96</TD><TD class=c7>4.8</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>18</TD><TD class=c7>3.6</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>@USF</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>22</TD><TD class=c7>137</TD><TD class=c7>6.23</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>28</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>38</TD><TD class=c7>9.5</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>ARZ</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>24</TD><TD class=c7>143</TD><TD class=c7>5.96</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>51</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>@ASU</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>45</TD><TD class=c7>3.46</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>@WAST</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>25</TD><TD class=c7>84</TD><TD class=c7>3.36</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>7.7</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>9</TD><TD class=c7>STAN</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>158</TD><TD class=c7>7.9</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>WASH</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>27</TD><TD class=c7>130</TD><TD class=c7>4.81</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>19</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>62</TD><TD class=c7>10.3</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>@CAL</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>25</TD><TD class=c7>71</TD><TD class=c7>2.84</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>9</TD><TD class=c7>4.5</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>ORST</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>31</TD><TD class=c7>221</TD><TD class=c7>7.13</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>80</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>25</TD><TD class=c7>8.3</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>225</TD><TD class=c7>1228</TD><TD class=c7>5.46</TD><TD class=c7>122.8</TD><TD class=c7>80</TD><TD class=c7>9</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>30</TD><TD class=c7>280</TD><TD class=c7>9.3</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Rushing Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Rush</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>CR</TD><TD class=c7>MH</TD><TD class=c7>Fum</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2009</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>92</TD><TD class=c7>547</TD><TD class=c7>45.6</TD><TD class=c7>6.0</TD><TD class=c7>83</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>225</TD><TD class=c7>1228</TD><TD class=c7>122.8</TD><TD class=c7>5.5</TD><TD class=c7>80</TD><TD class=c7>9</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>22</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>317</TD><TD class=c7>1775</TD><TD class=c7>80.7</TD><TD class=c7>5.6</TD><TD class=c7>83</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Receiving Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Att</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YAC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>GC</TD><TD class=c7>Drp</TD><TD class=c7>Drp%</TD><TD class=c7>IR</TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2009</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>95</TD><TD class=c7>7.9</TD><TD class=c7>8.6</TD><TD class=c7>58</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>44</TD><TD class=c7>30</TD><TD class=c7>280</TD><TD class=c7>28.0</TD><TD class=c7>9.3</TD><TD class=c7>195</TD><TD class=c7>41</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>2.3</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>22</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>59</TD><TD class=c7>41</TD><TD class=c7>375</TD><TD class=c7>17.0</TD><TD class=c7>9.1</TD><TD class=c7>253</TD><TD class=c7>41</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1.7</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Returning Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>KRet</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>Avg</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>PRet</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>Avg</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>FC</TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2009</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>309</TD><TD class=c7>20.6</TD><TD class=c7>33</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>282</TD><TD class=c7>25.6</TD><TD class=c7>45</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>22</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>26</TD><TD class=c7>591</TD><TD class=c7>22.7</TD><TD class=c7>45</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Scouting Report</CENTER></TD><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Potential</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6></TD><TD class=c6>Has a good burst which many feel will eventually turn him into a dynamite outside runner. If he lives up to the hype, he could have the breakaway speed to bust games wide open. As he learns his responsibilites, he should be adept at protecting the quarterback. With more experience, his instincts will allow him to dominate opposing defenses. </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="70%">Player Awards</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as six point favorites at Pitt. Dumb, dumb, dumb.

RB Kimo King is a bad man in the backfield for Pitt. He is comparable to our Derrick Brown. They are deep at the RB position behind King. Additionally, Pitt has a pair of highly regarded tight ends. The defense is fairly non-descript. Nothing about their offensive or defensive rankings screams that this is a force to be reckoned with, but they have strung together wins. Hopefully the Pac 10 is tougher than the Big East ...

[hoopsguy]

Have had RTE 91 errors in two of last three games, which is slowing down the dynasty. And is very frustrating ...

[hoopsguy]

Haven't posted standings in awhile:

Still three undefeated teams - USC (back at #1), Texas (much tougher SOS - 11 - than USC), and Miami (OH). Miami has climbed all the way to 4th.

Washington State fell from the ranks of the undefeated with a 38-17 loss at Arizona. They are still #5 in the nation. And they will not face USC this season.

Uath is at #9 - might see if we can schedule a game against them in the coming years ...

[hoopsguy]

Pitt comes out running on their first four plays, setting up a 4th and 1 at their 49. They elect to punt.
And pin us at our 1.

One play drive - safety for the Panthers. 2-0, 12:31 left in quarter.

RB Kimo King is giving us fits, getting into the secondary with ease. He has 5 carries for 56 yards already.
Add 23 on his next touch, down at our 13.
QB Buck Brown throws an 11 yard TD pass to up the lead. 9-0, 9:42 left in quarter.

Brown rumbles for 24 yards before being pushed out at the 25.
Burford completes his first four attempts to four different receivers.
But the drive dies inside the Pitt 20. Wayne kicks a 32 yard field goal. 9-3, 5:30 left in the quarter.

King runs for 13 on 3rd and 10, he is up to 93 yards on 8 carries.
The defense responds on the next set of downs. Punt.

Three and out for the offense, including a 3rd down sack.

We record an interception on 3rd down, but it is called back on a defensive holding penalty. This was one play after Pitt recovered a fumble - we can't catch a break right now. They have the ball at our 32.
King goes over 100 yards for the game on the first play of the 2nd quarter.
The refs try to even the score, taking away a 3rd down conversion with a holding penalty.
Pitt has to settle for a 45 yard field goal. 12-3, 12:14 left in the half.

We fumble the kickoff, giving Pitt the ball at our 26. This game has been a disaster so far.
Brown throws another 11 yard TD pass. 19-3, 11:12 left in the half.

We put together a few first downs before RB Isaac Davis is leveled after a 10 yard gain. The ball is on the turf, and we have another turnover.

3 and out for Pitt when they elect to punt on 4th and 2.

Brown is running hard on this drive, moving the chains a couple of times.
We get a break on a Pitt defensive penalty on 3rd down to keep the drive alive.
But a 3rd and 14 is too much to overcome. Wayne boots a 39 yard field goal at the end of a 12 play drive. 19-6, 1:16 left in the half.

We force a 3 and out, burn two timeouts, and get the ball back.
An 18 yard punt return puts us at the 50. If not for a tripping penalty, Detmer may have run it back all the way. But tack on 15 more yards and we have the ball at the 35 with 0:31 left.

6 yards on a screen pass to Brown, final timeout.
Burford drops back to pass, incomplete.
Wayne hits a 47 yard field goal, closing out the scoring for the half. 19-9.

Halftime Notes:
We are lucky to be in the game after a couple of bad turnovers.
Statistically, the game is pretty close. We are moving the ball on offense pretty effectively.
We need to win this game or next week at USC to make a bowl game. We are back at a point where I wouldn't mind seeing one more game with this team, so I hope we have a great 2nd half in us today.

Burford hurts his knee escaping a tackler on our opening possession of the 2nd half and is out for the rest of the game. That is a big setback. Jack was 10-19 for 80 yards, but I don't like our other options at the position much. Particularly when we are playing from behind.
QB Gary Anderson hits his first attempt, 15 yards to Gary Brewer up to the 49.
2nd attempt - picked after leading Jackson into the safety for a colossal hit.

Brown converts a 3rd and 8 with a 10 yard completion to TE Mann. He is able to hold onto the ball after a big hit, unlike some wideouts ...
The defense doesn't break on this drive, forcing a 27 yard field goal attempt. It's good, 22-9 with 9:47 left in the quarter.

We come out throwing - 3 straight completions for Anderson.
The 4th play is also a complete pass, but Stablein fumbles and Pitt recovers at their 42. We are now down 4-0 on turnovers today. And surrendered a safety.

Defense forces a 3 and out - they have played a pretty solid game despite the score.

3 and out, Pitt will get good field position.
They take over at the 49.

Brown and Redwine get 15 on 3rd and 16, they punt.
We are pinned at our 6.

We'll need a big play, I don't trust this QB to lead a 94 yard drive without one.
Neither does our offensive coordinator. We hand off 4 straight plays and punt.
Pitt gets a 31 yard return, starts at our 35.

2 play drive, two completions for Brown. Two point conversion and the score is 30-9 with 0:51 left in the 3rd.

Forget what I said about wanting to play a bowl game. USC is going to destroy us next week.
3 incompletions - punt.

DT Chuck Rachal records a sack. Then forces a fumble two plays later, but we are allergic to live footballs. Pitt is 5-5 on recoveries today.
6-6 after another fumble on this drive.
Brown gets his 4th TD pass of the day, a 37 yarder to Fran Kitchings. It appears the defense has now lost its fight. 37-9, and I can't wait for the game to end.

We fumble another kickoff, Pitt recovers (7-7) on our 1.
They score - 5th TD pass for Brown. 44-9, another 8:50 to endure.

The second half of this game has been an abortion.
Brown goes over the 100 yard mark. Might as well get a garbage score or two ...
We punt.

Pitt is not calling off the dogs. They drive 58 yards on 9 plays before settling for a field goal. 47-9, 1:58 left.

On the 8th try, we recover a fumble. There are no moral victories to be had here, though.
Anderson to Jackson for 2 yard TD, 47-16 with 0:37 left.

[hoopsguy]

Nothing at all good to say about that last game. This is a bad defensive team that will lose games if they do not force turnovers. The offense doesn't have enough weapons right now, but our young players should mature. We need to find a stud at the QB position, though, as our current guys are neither good enough or durable enough to count on going forward.

[hoopsguy]

We need to beat USC, the #1 team in the land, to qualify for a bowl.

Everyone who is able to get on the field will play. The guys who can't include MLB McCullough and SS King.

We may have to worry about a transfer from WR Cliff Byrum, who is complaining about playing time. Of course, he has been hurt the last couple of weeks ... still, we'll move him up the depth charts a bit to try and pacify him.

[hoopsguy]

USC has the #1 offense in the land, rolling up 554.9 yards per game. They are the #13 defense. I never had them undefeated this late in the year in my five years at the helm, so I have to grudgingly give some credit to the new guy.

Sharpe is an animal at QB - they are lucky to have him getting snaps instead of the other JR that our old offensive coordinator kept trying to force feed. Sharpe has matured into a terrific player, with 28 TDs and almost 3000 yards on the year to go with a 174.6 rating.

The Trojans have a pair of monsters at both RB and WR. Todd Vereb, a senior standoug at RB, has gone for 1250 yards with 16 TDs. His numbers would be even more prodigious if he wasn't splitting carries.

Defensively, the stats don't jump off the page because everyone makes plays. But DE Ben Logan has 10 sacks. They are #4 against the run, which means that we won't just be able to load up with Derrick and stay in this game.

This is the first team that dwarves our talent level. We are listed as an eight point dog, but the line really should be about 25.

[muns]

good read hoops, good luck with usc :) sure youll have fun with that one..........

[hoopsguy]

It's a sell-out - Trojans fans smell blood in the water.

We get the ball first, starting at our 41 after a weak kickoff. That is perhaps the ugliest wart on the Trojans - only an average kicker.
Brown runs for 7 on his first carry.
We have a 30 yard pass called back on a holding call. Brutal, as Jackson made one heck of a play on that ball.
But our guys are not deterred. Burford again hits Jackson, this time for 29 yards!
Crap, Burford goes down on his next attempt. We are again stuck with scrubs at the QB position (remember, I banished our 2nd stringer) and in dire straights.
Anderson completes back-to-back screen passes, moving us to the 13.
And Brewer run it in after a short pass! 7-0, 11:42 left in quarter.

Unreal! Their #2 QB, Ken Gurode, throws into coverage on 3rd and 12. It is picked by SS Joe Lusk, who follows blockers all the way! 81 yards, 14-0 Bruins! 9:47 left in the quarter.

The Trojans now appear to be taking us seriously. First play, 32 yards from Gurode to John Hobbs. Hobbs is a stud receiver who has been stuck as the #3 guy for four years now.
Back to back carries for Vereb - 7 and 17 yards.
Then Gurode hits Sherman with a 32 yard TD strike. 14-7, 7:34 left in quarter.

3 and out, we can't get Brown going here.

It looks like Gurode is getting the snaps today. Good break for us, but we still have a very tall order.
Vereb picked up a pair of 1st downs on the ground.
Back to Sherman, 20 yards.
We can't stop them on 3rd and short, so they plod into the red zone.
Hobbs is down at the 1 on the final play of the first quarter.
The Trojans tie the game up with another 3rd down conversion. 14-14, 13:52 left in half.

3 and out. I think it is safe to say that momentum has swung.

Defense comes up with a quick stop. Punt.

Brown has been put in lockup so far - 7 carries for 18 yards.
But he finally gets some running room, rattling off two 10 yard gains.
We pick up 13 on 3rd and 1, down to the 4.
And Brown is in, we are back in front. 21-14, 5:51 left in the half.

Derek Stewart shows off his return skills on a 90 yard runback. 21-21, 5:34 left in the half.

Derrick runs the next kickoff back to the 45.
3 and out - USC is back to stuffing the run.

Gurode keeps picking up 3rd downs and USC moves into field goal range with a minute left in the half.
But they don't need to settle for a field goal, as Gurode throws his 3rd TD pass of the day, 31 yards to Hobbs. 28-21, 1:00 left in the half.

We can't move the ball in the last minute. 28-21 at half.

Halftime Notes:
I guess we are happy to only be down 7 at this point. But we are not really slowing them down and without a quality QB I don't think we can win this game. We have to have multiple turnovers in the 2nd half to have any hope of stealing this one.
We've done a good job of keeping penalties (1/10) and turnovers (0) in check so far.

USC is cutting us up on the opening drive of 2nd half - 10+ almost every play.
Vereb plows past 100 yards - 17 carries for 115.
And he runs it in from one yard out. 35-21, 11:47 left in quarter.

3 and out, Brown only gets 7 on 3rd and 10.

Gurode and Hobbs are on the same page, and Hobbs is over 100 yards. We can't stop these guys and we need a turnover - STAT! - to stay in this game.
We don't get a turnover, but DE Ronald Smith sacks Gurode on 3rd down to force a 39 yard field goal attempt. It's good, 38-21, 6:57 left in 3rd quarter.

We are being outgained 399-164.
QB Anderson hurts his leg on a handoff and is out. It is up to Moorehead.
Moorehead gets the ball to Ben Jackson, who sheds a tackler and gets into the open field before he is run down and has the ball stripped. USC recovers, they have the ball at their 48.
A USC score here would pretty much end this one.

Vereb runs for 20 and picks up 25 more on a screen pass. But we stuff him inside the ten, forcing a 22 yard field goal attempt. Money, 41-21 with 3:25 left.

We only have six completions with 18 minutes left in the game. That is a problem.
We get one more before an interception after Byrum runs a crappy route.

The defense holds, forcing a 3 and out.

Is this how comebacks begin? On 3rd and 3, Moorehead spots Brewer behind the secondary and lofts it up to him. 85 yards later, we have cut the margin to 41-27. 41-28 after the extra point, 13:31 left in the game.

Well, comebacks end on 86 yard returns. Derek Johnson is brought down at our 3 yard line. One play drive - Sherman catches a 3 yard screen. 47-28 after we stuff a 2 point conversion. 12:32 left to play.

USC has 30 first down to our 11, and a pair of long returns.
3 and out, we punt.

Three and out for USC, as Travis Wilcox rings up a sack on 3rd and 3.

Byrum fights for a ball and hauls it in for a 30 yard gain.
But we can't pick up another first down. Wayne takes the 33 yard field goal, 47-31 with 7:24 left. I think we probably needed to go for it on 4th and 7 there.

USC takes the kick back to the 44.
Vereb passes the 150 yard mark on a 17 yard run.
Gurode passes 300 yards in the air on a 15 yard completion to Sherman.
USC takes a 35 yard field goal, pushing the margin back to 19. 50-31, 4:48 left.

We are stopped near the 50. 4th and 9, Moorehead finds Stablein for 13 to keep the drive alive.
Next pass is picked.

Vereb punishes our defenders while running out the clock. He finishes with 31 carries for 187 yards. I won't miss him next year. USC is losing a lot of horses, but this might be the best of them if Sharpe doesn't go pro a year early.

[hoopsguy]

So our season is over, 5-7 with a 2-6 conference record. We will be skewered for falling short of expectations, I'm sure.

Derrick finished 11th in the nation in rushing yards with 1,433. He was four yards behind Vereb from USC and 12 behind King from Pitt. I bet he would have passed those guys if he had gotten one game against our defense ...

Conference Standings:
USC 8-0
Washinton St 7-1
Cal 5-3
Oregon 4-4
Arizona 4-4
Washington 4-4
UCLA 2-6
Oregon St 2-6
Stanford 2-6
Arizona St 2-6

Final polls, prior to conference championships:
1. Southern Cal 11-0 SOS 61
2. Texas 11-0 SOS 15
3. Miami (OH) 11-0 SOS 86
4. LSU 10-1
5. Washington St 10-1
6. Texas Tech 9-2
7. Clemson 8-2
8. Michigan 8-3
9. Minnesota 8-3
10. Penn St 9-2

[Blade6119]

Am i the only one who finds it hilarious when your dynasty is next to ours in the listings like it is right now? Ours is "BBCF- Troy Trojans", and yours is "Down with the Trojans!"

[MizzouRah]

Caught that too Blade. :)

[hoopsguy]

Miami (OH) falls to a sub-.500 Cincinnati team. So we are down to 2 undefeated teams, but they will have to wade through the playoffs to get the dream championship game.

Miami only falls to #4 - interesting that 3 of the top 5 teams (USC, Miami, and Washington St) did not have games against teams in the Top 25.

Texas Christian broke into the Top 10 (#8) after finishing the year 10-1.

[hoopsguy]

Yep, I've nearly posted in yours a couple of times :) Bad habit this weekend ...

Hope that we both have a little more success in Season 2.

[hoopsguy]

Once again, listing people we played this year on the national teams and our qualifiers on the Conference Teams.

Award Winners:
1st Team All-Americans:
FB Joey Stackhouse (PITT) 130 yards, 3.71 ypc, 4 TDs
WR Joey Sherman (USC) 77 rec, 1261 yards, 13 TDs
WR Jerome Kulbacki (CAL) 79 rec, 1323 yards, 11 TDs
OT Sammy Linton (OSU) 22 rblk, 26 pan, 0 sa
OG Tom Tolbert (ORE) 23 rblk, 35 pan, 0 sa
OG Bill Westbrook (UCLA) 26 rblk, 21 pan, 0 sa
DT Damien Tate (ARI) 30 tackles, 9 sacks, 3 stf, 0 int
LB Glenn Murphy (WSU) 93 tackles, 9 sacks, 14 stf, 4 int
Offensive POY: Bobby Bryant, Clemson (RB) 2,092 yards, 5.99 ypc, 24 TDs
Defensive POY: Paul Boone, Michigan (DE) 27 tackles, 13 sacks, 7 stf, 1 INT
Coach of Year: Louie Sewell, Miami (OH): 11-1

2nd Team All-Americans:
None

3rd Team All-Americans:
QB Victor Glover (CAL) 3479 yards, 28 TDs, 10 INT, 140.3 rating
WR Derek Johnson (USC) 71 rec, 937 yards, 11 TDs
OG J.P. Gipson (USC) 19 rblk, 26 pan, 0 sa
DE Ben Logan (USC) 29 tackles, 10 sacks, 5 stf, 0 int
FS John Nottingham (ORE) 77 tackles, 2 sacks, 12 pd, 4 int
P Gary Bell (PITT) 43.6, 38.8 net, 57 lg, 28 in20

I'm shocked by Westbrook, who kept getting hurt in games this year. He was by far our best lineman, but I had no idea he was putting up All-American caliber numbers. I'm not shocked at 5 Trojans picking up honors.

Conference Honors:
1st Team:
OG Bill Westrbrook
Conf POY: Victor Glover
Conf FOY: Eric Williams (WSU) 3246 yards, 24 TDs, 18 INTs, 132.1 rating
ConfCOY: Steve Gilmour (WSU): 10-1

2nd Team:
RB Derrick Brown: 1433 yards, 5.25 ypc, 14 TDs
DE Ronald Smith: 32 tackles, 3 sacks, 9 stf, 0 int

3rd Team:
TE Pettis Larscheid: 20 receptions, 347 yards, 2 TDs
DE Joe Banducci: 20 tackles, 7 sacks, 4 stf, 0 int
DT Marcus Singletary: 5 tackles, 4 sacks, 0 stf, 0 int

Worst numbers ever for an all-conference selection for Singletary?

Westbrook is a senior, as is Larscheid. So is Singletary, but who cares?
Smith (FR) and Banducci (SO) will be back next year to bookend our D-Line. Derrick will be carrying the rock for another season. So we have some building blocks.

[hoopsguy]

Also, if there is information that people reading along would like to see posted please ask and I'll by happy to oblige.

[hoopsguy]

Final Top 10 heading into postseason:
1. Texas
2. USC
3. Miami (OH)
4. LSU - lost in SEC championship game to Georgia
5. Washington St
6. Clemson
7. Texas Tech
8. Texas Christian
9. Georgia
10. Michigan

Playoff seeding:
#1 Texas vs #16 North Texas
#2 USC vs #15 Memphis
#3 Miami (OH) vs #14 Fresno St
#4 LSU vs #13 Pittsburgh
#5 Clemson vs #12 Georgia
#6 Washington St vs #11 Michigan
#7 Texas Tech vs #10 Virginia
#8 Texas Christian vs #9 Penn St

So we went 0-3 this year against playoff teams. I think WSU is headed for a fall against the Wolverines.

[hoopsguy]

Interesting end of year stats for us:
Offense: 53rd
Defense: 85th
Computer Ranking: 61st

We were -5 in turnover ratio, a stat that I felt haunted us. Definitely needs improvement, but perhaps not as bad as I thought it was.

[Blade6119]

Not to nitpick(i love that you included people you played in the award section), but you have westbrook listed as USC on awards list.

[hoopsguy]

Playoff results:
#1 Texas 63-10 over North Texas
#2 USC 44-19 over #22 Memphis
#3 Miami (OH) is hosed 40-18 by #18 Fresno St
#4 LSU 24-21 over #11 Pittsburgh
#5 Washington St goes down hard 50-20 to #10 Michigan
#6 Clemson falls 38-45 to #9 Georgia
#7 Texas Tech is punked 43-9 to #13 Virginia
#8 TCU loses big to #12 Penn State, 14-33.

No minor bowls for Pac 10 teams this week.

[hoopsguy]

Blade, edited now. Thanks for the catch.

Also, I'll post his card since he is our first All-American.

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class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2007</TD><TD class=c7>9</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2008</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>19</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2009</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>16</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>26</TD><TD class=c7>21</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>43</TD><TD class=c7>42</TD><TD class=c7>72</TD><TD class=c7>33</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Turnover Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Ints</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>Avg</TD><TD class=c7>RecF</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>Avg</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2008</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2009</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>43</TD><TD class=c7>42</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Scouting Report</CENTER></TD><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Potential</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6></TD><TD class=c6>Bill is currently at his projected potential.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="70%">Player Awards</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Named Third Team All-Pacific Ten (2008)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Named Third Team All-Pacific Ten (2009)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Named National First Team (2010)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Named First Team All-Pacific Ten (2010)</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

[hoopsguy]

Going bowling:
Cal (7-4) is an 8 point dog against Kansas State (7-5).
Oregon (7-5) is a 2 point favorite against Wisconsin (7-4).
Washington (6-5) is a 8 point favorite against Utah (9-2).
Arizona (6-5) is an 11 point dog against Syracuse (8-3).

Playoff games:
#1 Texas is a 6 point favorite against #12 Penn State.
#2 USC is a 16 point favorite against #13 Virginia.
#10 Michigan is a 12 point favorite against #18 Fresno St.
#4 LSU is a 2 point favorite against #9 Georgia.

[hoopsguy]

Syracuse 48, Arizona 26
Washington 29, Utah 23
Oregon 36, Wisconsin 34 (nice job by Vegas)
Kansas State 48, Cal 27

Texas 25-17 over Penn State
USC 39-27 over Virginia
Fresno St 40-17 over Michigan (wow, surprised by this one)
LSU 41-13 over Georgia

[hoopsguy]

Playoffs:

#1 Texas is a five point dog to 12-2 LSU.
USC is a 17 point favorite against Fresno St.

We get the undefeated matchup in the championship:
Texas wins 30-25 against LSU
USC opens up a can, winning 64-24 against Fresno State.

[hoopsguy]

#2 USC is a 10 point favorite against #1 Texas.

USC is the #1 offense and the #14 defense. Texas has the #3 offense and #21 defense. Funny how this is mirroring reality ... but our game takes place on Jan 1, not Jan 4.

USC covers the number, winning 42-28 to win their first title.
QB Sharpe goes 23-30 for 305 yards and 5 TD passes.
RB Cliff Neil (JR, splits carries with Vereb) missed a lot of the year with injuries, but was back with a vengeance in this game. 25 carries for 206 yards. I hope he goes pro as well ...

It appears the best thing to ever happen to USC was having me head across town.
Not exactly the start I was looking for in my "Down with the Trojans!" dynasty ...

[hoopsguy]

Grades are hash, as they should be:
Team Performance: D
Talent: B
Recruiting: A
Board Expectations: F
Prestige: D
Overall: C

Prestige is at 64, down one point after a subpar season.

Budget is at 2,040,000, down 20K from last year.
77K per week to spend on recruiting, with 14 scholarships to fill.

Rutgers and SMU are interested in taking us away from UCLA. Nope, we have a job to finish here.

No firings in conference - of course not, we helped everyone earn a little job security.

[hoopsguy]

Here are the players considering early entry - all Pac 10 players listed.
OG James Bernard (SR) Oregon
ILB Dewey Carolan (SR) Arizona St
QB Lance Detmer (JR) Washington
CB Pat Ferguson (SR) Southern Cal
QB Victor Glover (SR) Cal
QB Lamar Horner (JR) Oregon St
DE Ryan Humphrey (JR) Stanford
WR Derek Johnson (JR) Southern Cal
WR Jerome Kulbacki (SR) Cal
ILB Glenn Murphy (JR) Washington St
QB LaShaun Sharpe (SR) Southern Cal
WR Joe Sherman (SR) Southern Cal
OG Tom Tolbert (SR) Oregon
FS Brooks Tucker (SR) Cal
RB Todd Vereb (SR) Souther Cal

None of our guys - sweet. 5 USC guys, even better.

[Eaglesfan27]

Fight on to Victory! :D

[hoopsguy]

Our offensive coordinator, Gary Lawson, opts out of his contract. Good move on his part, as I'm looking for someone to develop our young talent and I wasn't thrilled with his performance with our QBs last year. The other two guys want to stay - we'll see.

DC Ben Liddiard is secure.
Cost: 625K
Age: 47 (18 year experience)
Preferred D: 4-3 (matches my personal pref)

Most ratings are GOOD.
Scout LB and Develop DB are AVERAGE
Develop DL is VERY GOOD.

Expensive, but fits my needs.

Special Teams coach Teag Collier isn't the problem either. So we'll go hunting for someone to develop our offensive talent.

There is a guy named Chris DeMarco (not the golfer, this guy is from Alabama, not Florida) who looks promising. Prefers West Coast, 47 years of age with 17 years of coaching. He receives very high marks for scouting QBs and Motivation. Average at Scout WR/TE, OL, and Develop OL. Everything else is considered GOOD. Asking for 650K, which is just a little more than I was looking for.

Jim Hankton, hailing from Houston, prefers Smash Mouth, and looks like a steal at 650k. Average in RB development, Good in Scout QB, RB, and Gameplan, and Very Good for everything else. Smash Mouth would probably fit well with the returning talent at OLine and RB, but I want to have a team that can throw the ball as well. He is also asking 650K.

Kent McNown, an Oklahoma grad, is 49 years old who tends towards the Vertical offense. Everything rates out as Good, except Develop OL of Very Good. He is looking for 600K and will be our first target.

By the way, does anyone know what the "10 Team" entry depicts?

[hoopsguy]

We bump our offer to McNown up to 625K to see if we can secure his services after our other two candidates are off the board. But it appears that isn't allowed in this version?

It works out to our benefit, as he signs for 600K.

WR Nate Brooking didn't take well to his redshirting last year and will be leaving. Ditto Cliff Byrum, who was hurt and had too many drops as our 3rd/4th receiver. So we will be looking for more guys at this position after thinking we had secured our future there last season.

There are nine recruits with Very High interest and another 5 with High interest. Throw in a bunch more with medium and we should be able to go hunting ...

[MizzouRah]

I can't wait to fire my OC and DC. :)

[Blade6119]

I can't wait to fire my OC and DC. :)
You better mean your in game ones or this DC is going to be mad!

[MizzouRah]

You better mean your in game ones or this DC is going to be mad!Of course... :D , my virtual coaches.

Turn this thing around hoops!!

[hoopsguy]

SS Arthur Herrmann, a SO originally from UVA is a natural fit for us since we are looking to shore up the secondary. We offer without thinking twice.

DT Deion Sims, a SO who last played at Syracuse is another easy offer.

FB Paul Hulsey - tougher call here. I seem to have a hard time recruiting the position, so I may want to chase ... pass initially.

CB Gene Moreno - formerly of Oregon. His interest is only Medium, but he hails from our region. I'll give him a shot, just to see if I can learn something about transfers ....

[hoopsguy]

Mizzou, I think you have correctly identified your biggest issues with Troy. Good luck rectifying this in the offseason ;)

Byrum is off to play at Boise State - should be good for him. I heard that his first choice, the Cal-Berkley powder puff team, said that he wasn't tough enough to run with them.

WR Brooking heads to Colorado - I can at least respect this guy as he didn't fall flat on his face for us and we did redshirt him.

DT Sims heads to Mississippi.
CB Moreno is off to Georgia Tech.

Oregon picks up a QB transfer (Chuck Burford) from Virginia Tech. Hope he is as fragile as Jack Burford was ...

Cal picks up a SS from Mississippi.

Arizona picks up a RB from Texas - could be trouble there.


We extend an offer to Texas OG Ray Yates. He is good enough to step in and start now with better potential than our returning guys. But he ends up going to Stanford. Jag.

[hoopsguy]

Another year of zero incoming transfers. I haven't seen any posts on this topic at Grey Dog, or any conversation on our message board. I'm clearly missing something, as I'm seeing comparable teams bringing in multiple guys.

We have some talented players interested in us out of the high school ranks. Time to assess the current roster and see where we go from here ...

[hoopsguy]

QB - Burford and Edwards are coming back. Hopefully they improve, because neither one gave us enough last year in conference play. Burford is a senior. Two underclassmen backups that don't impress. This is a need for the right impact player.

HB - Derrick Brown is an animal and an early entry waiting to happen next year. Three players behind him are not top talents.

FB - Hagood Morris, the starter, is adequate. The senior backup is less so. We could use someone to provide a future roadmap here.

WR - Gary Brewer is going to be at worst an All-Conference performer if he keeps up his grades this year. We have high hopes for Ben Jackson after a so-so freshman campaign (45 rec, 679 yards, 2 TDs). Brett Stablein is a solid performer and we kept redshirt freshman Mike Voight, although he is frustrated. We have our starters, so we would be recruiting for depth if anything. 6 players, no seniors.

TE - Two sophomores, with T.J. Thomas looking like the starter right now. Like fullback, we could use an impact freshman to come in and take a job.

OT - Deep with potential and youth. Just need to keep developing these guys and we'll have a very good line in the future. 6 players, all underclassmen.

OG - Not quite as rosy. We think Luis Jones is a long-term solution (starter as freshman) but are less sold on the rest of this group. 4 players, no seniors.

C - Nick Moore started as a freshman last year. His backup stinks and we can use another body here.

DE - Banducci and Smith were both All-Conference selections. The backups are guys that should be cut, if possible. 4 players, no seniors. Depth is needed.

DT - We can't run a 4-3 until we upgrade here. No one is good, no one has potential to get good. At least they study, which means they won't be relying on me to get them spots on NFL rosters. Heck, they will be lucky to suit up next year. Our biggest need.

ILB - Jerry McCullough and Scott Wilson both played extensively last year and should continue to hold spots in a 3-4 defense. Backup Bryant Bruschi is another solid football player. Playing time is hard to come by for B. Arthur on one of the deepest positions on the squad. 5 players, 0 seniors.

OLB - I wish I could just drop linebackers into the secondary. Travis Wilcox and Hank Swilling will have to continue to improve to hold off Adrian Kyle. 5 players, one senior (worst of group).

CB - No one good, no one who will grow up to be better than average. 6 players, 2 seniors. Very serious need.

S - Greg Moore got a lot of time last year and will be counted on to lead the secondary this year. Noland King and Joe Lusk are able to provide some depth here. 5 players, no seniors. Would welcome a stud at this position, preferably SS.

K - McMullen is coming back for his senior year. Wayne is gone. I'm a big-hearted guy who believes in second chances, but we still have to recruit a backup and long-term solution.

P - Harry Dayne did a very nice job as a sophomore. We have a backup as well.

[hoopsguy]

There are a couple of stud RBs out there that are sniffing around our program. They see how we have fed the football to Derrick and expect he will be heading to the league in a year.

DT is another talent-rich position with guys who are expressing initial interest. And we also have leads on secondary help.

No QBs to speak of, at least not any franchise types looking to step in at UCLA.

[hoopsguy]

Week 9:
Well, we are losing players to USC this year. They sign the #4 recruit in the nation, RB Jerry King. No surprise, as they were graduating talent at that position.

Our first signee is OG James McAddley. He was rated as the #178 recruit in his class. We hope he can make an impact in his first season.

Week 10:
We add FS Keith Thomas, the #184 ranked player according to our service.

[hoopsguy]

Underclassmen going pro:
ILB Dewey Carolan - ARI
QB Lance Detmer - WASH (won't miss him)
CB Pat Ferguson - USC
DE Ryan Humphrey - STAN
WR Derek Johnson - USC
WR Jerome Kulbacki - CAL (another guy that hurt us)
ILB Glenn Murphy - WSU
WR Joe Sherman - USC
FS Brooks Tucker - CAL
RB Todd Vereb - USC (yes!)

Bad news - USC QB LaShaun Sharpe is back for his senior year. Although the Trojans lost some significant talent, I wouldn't say they are ripe for the picking quite yet ...

[hoopsguy]

Week 11: We sign the 9th rated recruit in the nation, CB Elijah McCallister! Big get, we promised him playing time and I don't think that will be a problem. His coverage skills of 107 are quite literally off the chart. Biggest worry is keeping him eligible, as he is bringing a 2.2 GPA to our campus.

We lost out on a top guy, #7 RB Floyd Tonnemaker, who decided to play for the state school - Arizona. He'll be a name we hear from soon.


Week 12:
We pick up players at a couple of need positions.
TE Gene Fortunato is the #233 player in the land. We hope he is good enough to challenge for a starting job right away.
FB LeShon Toomer is the #248 rated player. Again should have a chance to compete right away at a shallow position.

No major recruits lost in this period - another Top 10 RB commits, this one to Oklahoma. But we were no longer in the running after being listed early.

[hoopsguy]

Week 13:
Big week for us with four signings, including a pair of Top 100 guys.

#11 CB J.R. Jackson gives us a 2nd top corner back in the class. Another guy who will potentially have grade issues (2.0) but I felt like I needed to take chances on top talent in a problem area for us last year.

#54 RB Gannon Dawson - We have our RB for post-Derrick. This guy already shows up with Running 98. And his grades are in order (2.6).

#138 DT Jack Farmer - equally adept (91) in pass rush and defend run. Should be ready to start from Day 1.

#216 FS Jerry Brock - will compete with Thomas for spot on roster, with loser probably getting a redshirt.

Once again, no serious targets were snapped up. This is shaping up as another decent recruiting class.


Week 14:
Three more signings, all listed in Top 125.

CB Rulon Bowens - when it rains, it pours. This guy will stay academically eligible. Early indications are that he is not nearly as talented as the other two players at his position, despite being the #57 rated player in the nation.

DT Jared Burford - another Burford comes to UCLA (no relation). This DT is a run stuffer (104) who will need to work on his GPA (2.2). If he does, I think he will be an instant starter and allow us to run our 4-3.

SS Taz Simms - great athlete, but we want him to stick at SS. #109 rated recruit.

We lost a number of guys we had been pursuing, but not any Top 100 guys (that were not CBs). Best of the bunch at potentially meeting our needs were another DT and a kicker.

[hoopsguy]

Week 15:
None. No surprises. We are still hoping to pick up a kicker, but lost one to Texas this week. Just looking for depth, based on what is still out there at this point.

Week 16:
OLB Jarvis White - #218 player according to our scouts. This kid basically begged us to offer him. We didn't feel like we needed help at this position, but there is no downside to getting a talented player with good grades this late.

C Greg Knight - #442 in the nation, basically a body to provide depth at this position.

Week 17:
Only one offer was still outstanding, and we get him.

QB Mel Rattay - athlete at the position, just another body for depth purposes.

[hoopsguy]

Final signings:
3 5 star recruits (CB Elijah McCallister highest at #9)
10 4 star recruits
1 3 star recruit
1 2 star recruit (Rattay)

Scrolling through training, it looks like the following guys are going to push for starting jobs now or starring roles later:

RB Dawson - #2 RB now, starter as soon as Derrick moves on.
FB Toomer - should compete with incumbent Morris right away.
TE Fortunado - a good camp and he could be the starter.
OG McAddley - raw, but very talented.
DT Burford - huge upside.
DT Famer - hope he and Burford have good camps to take jobs.
CB Jackson - starter now, star soon.
CB McCallister - see Jackson, but with bigger GPA issues.
SS Simms - in the rotation this year, good upside.

I'm anticipating some issues keeping all of our guys in the secondary happy, as there is some real talent there.

[hoopsguy]

Our recruiting class is rated #6 in the nation. That is now six straight Top 10 classes that I've brought in for USC and UCLA. Is there a screen that shows the top classes (besides your own)?

Expectations remain Top 25, beat USC (sure), and a bowl appearance. We should be moving in that direction this year, but next year promises to be a banner year if we don't suffer early graduations.

7 Seniors
18 Juniors
31 Sophs
21 Freshmen

All of those stats are pending redshirts, of course ...

[hoopsguy]

We play with our budget numbers to upsize the scouting service to the medium selection (Gridiron.com). It is only 25K more to move up to the premier west coast service, but we did pretty well with Gridiron last year so I'll leave money on academics and trainers ...

Camp roster:
5 blue - K McMullen, P Dayne, QB Burford, RB Brown, WR Brewer
11 green - DE Ronald Smith is highest rated defensive player

SS Simms and RB Dawson are highest rated freshmen initially (3.5 each).

Our talent level among the underclassmen is very high relative to the upperclassmen.

[hoopsguy]

OG Bill Westbrook and TE Pettis Larscheid are inducted into the UCLA Hall of Fame. Pettis had a pair of pretty big years before I arrived, while Bill did fine work for us last season.

[Blade6119]

Nice class, and nice luck with the Pac 10 players leaving early...I hope we do even 1/50th as well as you do. Bravo again on the nice off-season. I expect a lot of wins! Even if you did say i was troy's problem ;)

[hoopsguy]

Updated position breakdown:
QB - Sr Jack Burford has skills, but his 36 durability is like a giant KICK ME sign. I would really like Harold Edwards to take this job but his 1.7 GPA is also a problem. I'm reluctant to redshirt our freshman QB because he already is showing morale issues.

HB - Terrific 1/2 punch, but Derrick's grades are crap right now (1.7) after a summer of partying. I suspect this will derail Derricks season and put Dawson in the starting role.

FB - Morris holds off newcomer Toomer. We now have decent depth here. Morris has 2.08 GPA.

WR - Brewer and Jackson are the starters, with Voight coming on to take slot receiver job away from Stablein. Brewer again likely to miss time with his 1.72 GPA.

TE - Fortunado takes the job, doesn't look back.

OT - Sick depth, all have high potential and decent skill right now. All have at least 2.43 GPA.

OG - McAddley jumps into starting lineup. Depth still an issue at this position.

C - Moore clear-cut starter, with Knight providing some depth.

DE - Smith got stupid over summer (1.79 GPA). Grades are major issue throughout this position. With everyone eligible, depth still an issue.

DT - Freshmen Burford and Farmer are two best at the position. With the two highest GPAs - we need to keep recruiting here so we can dump vets next year.

ILB - McCullough holds down starting job. Wilson is pushed by Bruschi, and his own academic issues (1.92).

OLB - Good depth, but no stars. Wilcox, Swilling, and Kyle in dead heat. All should maintain grades.

CB - Three most talented players are freshmen. So I'll be cutting some old guys. McCallister has 1.96 GPA, so some issues there. Jackson also has some return ability.

S - Simms came in and took SS job, which is great. But he now has 1.9 GPA, which isn't great. Perhaps some cuts to issue here as well ...

[hoopsguy]

We'll let our OC go with the vertical passing offense he favors.

I would like to go 4-3 on defense, but with our lack of depth and potential academic pitfalls up front I think it is 3-4 again this year.

[hoopsguy]

Schedule:
We open at BYU, finishing our home-and-home series from last year.
We request that Boise State come visit, so we can knock around Cliff Byrum. Accpeted. (insert evil laugh).
We also request Miami (OH) to come out to California. They decline.
I have heard Air Force is pretty good - lets see if we can schedule them. And it is booked.

Here is the final schedule:
Week 1: @ BYU
Week 2: Boise St
Week 3: Air Force
Week 4: @ Arizona
Week 5: OPEN
Week 6: Washington St (#25)
Week 7: Arizona St
Week 8: @ Oregon (#17)
Week 9: Washington
Week 10: @ California
Week 11: @ Stanford
Week 12: OPEN
Week 13: OPEN
Week 14: Southern Cal
Week 15: OPEN

[hoopsguy]

Redshirts:
OT Roell English - SO. Too much depth at the position, all sophs. Fairly likely to transfer, as he was a starter last year and has 3.0/4.5 ratings.

CB Jon Steed - SO. We can activate him if there are GPA issues, as he has a 3.9. But his 1.5/3.0 ratings don't translate into any playing time if people are eligible.

We cut a starter from last year, CB Kevin Hamilton. 2.0/2.5 talent + 1.85 GPA + 9 CBs = Gone. Add nickleback Lance Goode to the cut list. We are sending a message (better late than never) that failure will not be tolerated.

[hoopsguy]

We open the year ranked #25 in the coaches poll.

We only have 82 hours for academics, which isn't nearly enough to save the 16 dopes who are under 2.0 to start. We put points on most of the starters, particularly the talented ones:
RB Derrick Brown
QB Harold Edwards
WR Jack Brewer
DE Ronald Smith
CB Elijah McCallister
SS Taz Simms

Hopefully I'm not repeating these names in a few weeks.

[hoopsguy]

Preseason Rankings (Media)
1. USC
2. Michigan
3. Texas
4. LSU
5. Miami (FL)
6. Ohio St
7. Notre Dame
8. Wisconsin
9. Georgia
10. Purdue

Pac 10 teams - #17 Oregon, #25 Washington St


We head to BYU as 21 point favorites. I'll show some confidence in our guys and say that is about right.

[hoopsguy]

Burford to Brewer, 44 yards on first play of season.
HB Gannon Dawson goes for a 10 yard TD on his first college carry. 7-0, 12:14 to play in quarter.

Scott Wilson forces a fumble on the 2nd BYU play, which is recovered by Jerry McCullough.
We take over at their 38.

We are stopped, in part due to a sack, and McMullen misses a 43 yard field goal. Why did I bench him last year?

BYU connects for a 46 yard pass, moving into our territory in a hurry.
But they can't get another first down and have to line up a 44 yard field goal. Good, 7-3 with 6:31 left in the quarter.

Brown gets a bunch of touches on the next drive, on the ground and in the passing game.
No big gainers on this drive, but the chains keep moving. 15 plays, 83 yards, ending with an Edwards to Fortunado TD pass from 5 yards out. 14-3, 0:46 left in the quarter.
Noteworthy - Burford injured his clavicle on the drive and is out for the rest of it.

We get away with a defensive holding to force a punt.

Makeup call on first play for offense - unnecessary roughness.
OT Lonie Smith has a pair of huge blocks on this drive, which ends with a Edwars to Brewer TD from 2 yards out. 21-3, 11:30 remains in half.

BYU starts at the 40 after McMullen knocks the kickoff out of bounds.
But they go 3 and out. First downs are 16 to 1 at this point.
J.R. Jackson returns the punt 36 yards up to the 47.

Two play drive, as Brown breaks off a 51 yard run to glory on his 2nd touch. He now has 129 yards on 15 carries. 28-3, 8:41 remains in the half.

Another Burford is hurt, as DT Jared goes out with a jaw injury.
Another 3 and out for the Cougars.

BYU finally gets a stop, near midfield. We punt and stick them on their 6.

BYU gets their 2nd first down of the day with under 4 to play in the half.
But not a 3rd - punt.

Edwards is now 8-8 on the day.
Make it 10-10 after a 32 yard pass to Stablein, who is down at the 1. TO UCLA, one left and 0:45 in the half.
Screen to Brown makes it 35-3 with 0:38 left in the half.
Edwards is 11-11 for 87 yards and 3 TDs.

We help BYU out with our last timeout. They then complete back-to-back passes for 28 yards, setting up a 47 yard field goal attempt as time expires. No good.

Halftime Notes:
Yardage is 377-116. Our QBs are a combined 19-21.
We have 3 fumbles, but have recovered each of them. We can't have that kind of sloppy play in Pac 10 play.

In a blowout like this, I'll just post the scoring plays for the 2nd half.
Q3 9:00 Brown 3 yard TD run.
Q3 1:20 BYU 51 yard FG.
Q4 12:15 Brown 65 yard TD run.
Q4 9:27 Edwards to Voight, 48 yard TD pass.
Q4 2:10 McMullen field goal (30).
Q4 0:19 McMullen field goal (45).

Final score: 62-6. Kind of like last years opener.

[hoopsguy]

666 total yards - mark of the beast. We allowed 213.
37:03 time of possession is the best we have had under my watch.
Edwards finished 16-19 for 204 yards and 4 TDs.

Some of the freshmen looked very good:
RB Dawson: 12-57, 1 TD
WR Voight: 8-116, 1 TD
TE Fortunado: 2-13, 1 TD

Center N. Moore had 3 krbs and 1 pancake.

Derrick had 31 carries for 235 yards and 4 TDs (3 rushing, 1 receiving).

Defensive stats were spread pretty evenly, but no sacks recorded.

[hoopsguy]

In other news, USC begins their title defense with a 37-16 road win at South Bend. The Irish had been ranked #7 in the preseason polls.

Our victory places us at #25 in both polls and with the #1 offense in the land.

Both Burfords will miss the next game - dislocated clavicle and broken jaw.

[Chief Rum]

Good read, hoopsguy. Keep it up.

Being a UCLA fan myself, I of course have been running a game with them (although I took them from the start). It wasn't easy--I had some good defensive talent that helped me to an 8-5 finish the first year, but then many of those guys left and I fell to 7-6 the next year. And, mind you, this is scheduling absolute cupcakes. I was giving myself four easy wins in non-conference out of depseration.

Offense started picking up in and got to 8-5. Then brought in the 6th best recuiting class and really started doing better. I started off 8-0 in 2008, before falling apart some in the end. I finished 10-3 with a good offsense (still emdiocre defense) and my best bowl yet, the Sun (I got blown out by an underrated Purdue team).

I wasn't prepared for what this was leading me to, although I knew I had young talent developing. I went 12-0 in the regular season, and finally beat USC (crushed them actually). I finished the season with my first conference title and consensus #1. I still had doubts, though (neither offense nor defense were ranked in the top 20). I actually did very well in the playoffs, largely dominating my games before the championship game with Texas. Well, the Horns eeked out a 30-29 win with a FG to win it with seven seconds left, and they had been undefeated, too. So, wow, how about that for a season? Finished 15-1 (and still looking really good for this year, which I will probably run tomorrow).

So it takes work, but it can happen. :)

[hoopsguy]

Chief, sounds like you have already blazed the trail for us - I would be ecstatic if we can replicate that level of success.

I think our talent level is getting close to where it needs to be, but I'm wondering what the impact of the morale is on the squad. Last year we lost a couple of games and couldn't seem to catch a break most of the way after that. Sure injuries at QB and a suspect D played their part, but we lost to several teams that were less talented (at first blush) than us.

Hopefully we are better prepared for success in Year 2. Glad to have you following along.

So, after a couple of more seasons of ruling LA, will you leave to resurrect a down-and-out USC team?

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 21 point favorites at home against Boise State. It will be the season opener for them. I hope that our secondary is ready to hit today. If so, we should cover this number and have a lot of fun in a Cobra Kai-mauling-Ralph-Macchio sort of way.

[hoopsguy]

99,148 are on hand for the home opener.

Their defense is selling out to stop Brown early.
A holding call sets us back to a 2nd and 21, but Edwards hits Stablein for 23.
Stablein hurts his elbow blocking on the next play and is probably done for the day.
Another penalty puts the brakes on the opening drive and we punt from their 40.
They will have to start from their 3 yard line.

Boise State comes out passing, but not to Byrum.
But QB Kermit West hits his first three attempts to move away from the goal line.
The drive ends with DE Ronald Smith lowering the boom on their running back, forcing a fumble that fellow end Joe Banducci collects. The offense will start at the Boise 29.

First two plays go to Ben Jackson, but a crackback block pushes us back again. Three penalties on the offense in less than 8 minutes.
And Edwards gives the ball back on a fumble after being sacked. Kudos to the Boise defense so far, but I'm getting annoyed early in this one.

Another holding penalty called on us. What conference are these refs from? Inquiring minds want to know.
Next play, DT Jack Farmer bursts through the line for his first collegiate sack. And first forced fumble. Joe Banducci again collects the loose ball. We again have great field position.

We go 3 and out, settling for a 32 yard field goal for McMullen. But it is blocked. Wow.

The defense is doing their job, as FS Greg Moore steps in front of an errant pass.
Three forced turnovers inside of ten minutes. Ball at our 40. What will the offense do to help us?

Brown finally finds a seam against the Boise 46 defense and goes for 24 yards, down to the 22 yard line.
3 and out from there, including another sack of Edwards.
44 yard field goal falls short. If I had another kicker on the roster McMullen would be riding the pine again. But this year we need him to work through this crap.

CB Rulon Bowens comes up in run support to force another fumble. Guess who recovers it? JB is on the scene again. Offense starts at the Boise 47. Someone make a big play and get in the end zone so McMullen can miss the extra point.

3 and out, we don't look good offensively right now.
We pin them at the 4 on the punt.

Defense doesn't force a turnover this time - can't do it every possession, right? But they do force a punt after only one first down.

Boise State gets their first penalty of the game, helping us move the chains.
Edwards and Brewer connect on a 29 yard route, with Brewer throwing a mean stiff-arm to pick up a couple of extra yards.
We have another holding penalty on 2nd and goal at the 6.
33 yards this time for McMullen. Holy shit, he made one. 3-0, 7:33 left in half.

The defense is stingy once again, not allowing anything over 6 yards. Boise State punts.

3 and out for us. Boise St sacked Edwards for the 3rd time on that set of downs.

DT Jack Farmer has a toe injury and limps off the field. With Burford already out, we are back to last years' scrubs at DT now.
Banducci records a sack on 3rd down to force a punt.

We are again forced to punt, as our passing game just isn't quite clicking.
Once again Boise is forced to start inside their 10.
Halftime comes quickly.

Halftime Notes:
Boy, it is just embarrassing that we are not up more than this with the way the defense has played.
Our kicking game is a joke, with a guy who is supposed to be one of the best in the nation.
Penalties and sacks have slowed down the offense and the running game isn't really on track despite Brown having 47 yards (13 carries).

CB Bowens intercepts a 3rd down pass, we start at our 46.
Edwards connects with Ben Jackson on 4th and 1, and a roughing the passer penalty is also assessed.
The fullback Hagood Morris punches it in from the 2. 10-0, 10:56 left in the 3rd.

Joe Banducci recovers his 4th fumble of the day - is that some kind of record? - after CB Elijah McAllister delivers a textbook hit. UCLA ball at the Boise St 22.

Edwards throws a terrible INT to give them the ball back.
Defense has forced six turnovers so far and we only have ten points to show for it. Very frustrating.

30 yard pass play on a jump ball for Boise St.
An unneccessary roughness call against the offense pushes them back.
They have to punt, but put us back on our 3 to start the next drive.

Brown fumbles the ball after an 8 yard pickup and Boise State recovers the ball on our 21.

3 and out, field goal unit is on the field. Good from 37, 10-3 with 5:24 left in the 3rd quarter.

OT Lonie Smith leaves the game with a lower back issue. Not good, although we have depth to cover for him.
FB Lashon Toomer explodes for 27 yards, to the Boise State 31.
We are stuffed on 3 straight runs there, losing 5 yards.
McMullen attempts a 54 yard field goal, but it is short.

Defense forces another 3 and out. They have only allowed 8 first downs so far this game.

Brown is getting nowhere today. 19 carries for 60 yards near the end of 3.
And Gary Brewer leaves the game with a knee injury. This game is going from bad to worse right now.
RB Gannon Dawson eludes a man in the backfield and turns it into a 26 yard gallop.
We are stopped at the Boise 26. Time for McMullen ... wide left from 46! Unreal.

CB Rulon Bowens makes his 2nd interception of the day and takes it back 36 yards to the Boise State 44.
9 first downs allowed, 7 turnovers forced. And we are only up 7. Disgusting.

Edwards and Jackson again hook up, this time for 31 yards. The defense had good coverage and made a big hit, but Jackson is clutch. Not a play he would have made last year.
Brown runs it in from two yards out. 17-3, 9:47 left in the game.

Defense forces another 3 and out.

4th and 1 at the 48, and we wisely punt.

Another 3 and out. ILB Scott Wilson is making his share of tackles today.

We begin running out the clock, with Dawson and Brown picking up 10+ yards apiece.
OG Bill Lee is called for tripping, his 2nd big penalty on the day.
Gannon Dawson may end up with more yards than Brown on the day.
McMullen connects on a 49 yard field goal. Kind of a garbage time score for him with us already up 2 TDs. 20-3, 1:13 to play.

Boise State gets an 86 yard kickoff return, down to our 15.
They find paydirt, 20-10 with 0:53 left to play.

We recover the onside. Game over.

[hoopsguy]

3rd down efficiency was horrible this game: 3-17

Edwards didn't have a great game, but did his job. 25-39 for 284 yards. 0 TDs, 1 INT. If we pick up 3rd downs those numbers will look considerably better. I'll take that from a #2 guy, all things considered (trying to be glass half-full here).

Brown finished with 29 carries for 93 yards and a TD.
Dawson had a better time of it with 9 carries for 72 yards.

OT Steve Whiting was tough all game long, with 4 krbs, 1 pancake. He did allow one sack, though.

McMullen - 2/6 on field goals. Doesn't get much worse than that if you aren't involved in a point shaving operation.

Defensive numbers - tackles again spread out.

DE Banducci had 4 fumble recoveries and a sack.
CB Bowens had 2 interceptions and a forced fumble.

[hoopsguy]

Up, up and away in the polls. #17 media, #16 coaches. Guess they didn't watch the offense operate on 3rd down or in the red zone ...

We have the #4 offense and #4 defense at the moment. Both rankings will fall, I'm sure.

Academic issues/suspensions:
Out for now - QB Harold Edwards and two stiffs - CB Cliff Ledyard and DE Phil Patten

Good to see that all the guys I've brought in the last two years aren't on this list. I'm trying to correct our crappy academics, but even guys I'm bringing in are struggling. If we win some games I'll be able to put more finances behind the effort rather than using recruiting as a filter (generally not chasing lower than 2.3 unless Top 25 or major need).

We dump hours on Edwards (need him to back up our fragile QB Burford) and CB J.R. Jackson to help them avoid future suspensions.

Injuries:
QB Burford isn't ready to go, so we'll be playing a 3rd stringer against Air Force.

WR Gary Brewer has knee inflammation and will miss next week as well.

WR Bill Stablein has a stress fracture - elbow. Nasty, and he is out for a few weeks.

OT Lonie Smith - slipped disk in his back. May take a look at removing the redshirt from English.

Both of our DTs need more time to recover. Brutal game for injuries last week.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 25 point favorites at home against Air Force. Too big a number with our injuries. Between suspensions and injuries we are missing 5 starters and a couple of key backups.

Air Force must have had an impressive opener, as they have the #6 offense and defense. Something has to give between both teams highly ranked units.

Our scouts are warning us about Air Force flanker Allen Ismail, who had 86 yards on 6 catches in the opener.

[hoopsguy]

Before we get too much farther into the year, here is some info on our current roster.

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class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Lonie Smith (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24204.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>308</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>80</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Steve Whiting (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23730.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>313</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>18</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>31</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>79</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>79</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Phil Dach (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24002.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>284</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>19</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>71</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>90</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Bob Hanks (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20476.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>295</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>21</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>24</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD 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(file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26894.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>93</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>93</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>FS</TD><TD class=c6>Greg Moore (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20692.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>193</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>24</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>FS</TD><TD class=c6>Ken Roberg (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23977.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>177</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>82</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>FS</TD><TD class=c6>Keith Thomas (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27024.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>166</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>97</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Joe Lusk (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player19298.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>178</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Taz Simms (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27129.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>190</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>76</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Noland King (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player18821.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>96</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=18>Special teams</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>ACC</TD><TD class=c7>AGGR</TD><TD class=c7>AGL</TD><TD class=c7>INS</TD><TD class=c7>JMP</TD><TD class=c7>SPD</TD><TD class=c7>STR</TD><TD class=c7>DISC</TD><TD class=c7>DUR</TD><TD class=c7>EN</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>06</TD><TD class=c3>K</TD><TD class=c6>Ron McMullen (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17067.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>193</TD><TD class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>78</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>02</TD><TD class=c3>P</TD><TD class=c6>Harry Dayne (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20600.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>181</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>91</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD><TD 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<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c8><CENTER>Off/Def Ratings</SPAN></CENTER></TD><TD class=c3 width=100><TR><TD class=c3 colSpan=3>Links: | Attributes (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85a.htm) | Depth Chart (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85dc.htm) | Off/Def Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85od.htm) | Overview (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85.htm) | Roster (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85r.htm) | Special Teams Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85st.htm) | Stats (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85s.htm) |</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=20>Quarterbacks</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>AS</TD><TD class=c7>PA</TD><TD class=c7>PT</TD><TD class=c7>RUN</TD><TD class=c7>HND</TD><TD class=c7>RR</TD><TD class=c7>RB</TD><TD class=c7>PB</TD><TD class=c7>PR</TD><TD class=c7>POA</TD><TD class=c7>TAK</TD><TD class=c7>COV</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Jack Burford (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player11869.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>177</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>82</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>91</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Harold Edwards (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20598.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>186</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>88</TD><TD class=c3>94</TD><TD class=c3>19</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>08</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Derrick Fazande (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24261.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>219</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>07</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Greg Moorehead (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20741.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>208</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>03</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Mel Rattay (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player25408.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>197</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=20>Running Backs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>AS</TD><TD class=c7>PA</TD><TD class=c7>PT</TD><TD class=c7>RUN</TD><TD class=c7>HND</TD><TD class=c7>RR</TD><TD class=c7>RB</TD><TD class=c7>PB</TD><TD class=c7>PR</TD><TD class=c7>POA</TD><TD class=c7>TAK</TD><TD class=c7>COV</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Derrick Brown (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20212.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>199</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>87</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>16</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Quentin Christian (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24267.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>194</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Gannon Dawson (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26726.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>78</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Jimmy Bacon (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player16902.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>192</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Dwayne Baker (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23640.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>199</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Dick Matthews (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player14565.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>214</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Hagood Morris (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20470.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>221</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>76</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>71</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>LeShon Toomer 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Thomas (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20463.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>266</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>20</TD><TD class=c3>TE</TD><TD class=c6>Jeff Westbrook (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23965.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>231</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD 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class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>16</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Yale Givens (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23804.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-7</TD><TD class=c3>288</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Anthony Archie (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23674.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-8</TD><TD class=c3>329</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Lonie Smith (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24204.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>308</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Steve Whiting (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23730.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>313</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>79</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Phil Dach (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24002.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>284</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Bob Hanks 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class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Bill Lee (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player16176.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>281</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>James McAddley (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26898.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>305</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>C</TD><TD class=c6>Greg Knight (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26896.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>291</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>C</TD><TD class=c6>Nick Moore (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24099.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>297</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>87</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>C</TD><TD class=c6>Ron Brown (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17562.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>279</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=20>Defensive Lineman</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>AS</TD><TD 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(file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27024.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>166</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Joe Lusk (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player19298.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>178</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>16</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD 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class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=20>Special teams</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>AS</TD><TD class=c7>PA</TD><TD class=c7>PT</TD><TD class=c7>RUN</TD><TD class=c7>HND</TD><TD class=c7>RR</TD><TD class=c7>RB</TD><TD class=c7>PB</TD><TD class=c7>PR</TD><TD class=c7>POA</TD><TD class=c7>TAK</TD><TD class=c7>COV</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>06</TD><TD class=c3>K</TD><TD class=c6>Ron McMullen (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17067.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>193</TD><TD class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>16</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>02</TD><TD class=c3>P</TD><TD class=c6>Harry Dayne (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20600.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>181</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>05</TD><TD class=c3>P</TD><TD class=c6>Ollie Smith (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24021.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>193</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

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<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c8><CENTER>Team Roster</SPAN></CENTER></TD><TD class=c3 width=100><TR><TD class=c3 colSpan=3>Links: | Attributes (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85a.htm) | Depth Chart (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85dc.htm) | Off/Def Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85od.htm) | Overview (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85.htm) | Roster (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85r.htm) | Special Teams Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85st.htm) | Stats (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85s.htm) |</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Quarterbacks</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>GPA</TD><TD class=c7>WE</TD><TD class=c7>INT</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD><TD class=c7>High School</TD><TD class=c7>OVR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Jack Burford (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player11869.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>177</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>2.91</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>D (1-3 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>Pine Valley Central (NY)</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Harold Edwards (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20598.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>186</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>1.91</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>Suspended</TD><TD class=c3>McQueen (Reno, NV)</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>08</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Derrick Fazande (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24261.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>219</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.45</TD><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>80</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Liberty (Brentwood, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>07</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Greg Moorehead (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20741.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>208</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>2.74</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>McClymonds (Oakland, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>03</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Mel Rattay (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player25408.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>197</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>2.75</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Pearl (Pearl, MS)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Running Backs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>GPA</TD><TD class=c7>WE</TD><TD class=c7>INT</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD><TD class=c7>High School</TD><TD class=c7>OVR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Derrick Brown (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20212.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>199</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>2.21</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Elk Creek (Elk Creek, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Quentin Christian (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24267.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>194</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.54</TD><TD class=c3>88</TD><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>University City (San Diego, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Gannon Dawson (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26726.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.03</TD><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Diamond Bar (Diamond Bar, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Jimmy Bacon (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player16902.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>192</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.00</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Desert View (Tucson, AZ)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Dwayne Baker (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23640.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>199</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.82</TD><TD class=c3>90</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Rio Americano (Sacramento, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Dick Matthews (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player14565.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>214</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.84</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Lincoln (Lincoln, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Hagood Morris (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20470.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>221</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>3.47</TD><TD class=c3>89</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Westlake (Westlake Village, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>LeShon Toomer (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26921.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>246</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>2.11</TD><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Costa Mesa (Costa Mesa, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Receivers</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>GPA</TD><TD class=c7>WE</TD><TD class=c7>INT</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD><TD class=c7>High School</TD><TD class=c7>OVR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Dan Campbell (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20344.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>180</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>3.13</TD><TD class=c3>89</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Army-Navy Academy (Carlsbad, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Gary Brewer (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20161.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>173</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>2.05</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>Q (5-7 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>Mogollon (Heber, AZ)</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Ben Jackson (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23714.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>172</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.30</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Herlong (Herlong, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>80</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Dan Brown (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17124.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>207</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.30</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>St. Bonaventure (Ventura, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Bill Stablein (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20297.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>181</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>2.75</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>D (4-6 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>J.F. Kennedy (Richmond, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>88</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Mike Voight (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23876.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>190</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.59</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Dorsey (Los Angeles, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>82</TD><TD class=c3>TE</TD><TD class=c6>Gene Fortunato (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27062.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-8</TD><TD class=c3>237</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.28</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>71</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Silverado (Las Vegas, NV)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>TE</TD><TD class=c6>T.J. Thomas (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20463.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>266</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>3.86</TD><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>McClymonds (Oakland, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>20</TD><TD class=c3>TE</TD><TD class=c6>Jeff Westbrook (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23965.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>231</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.55</TD><TD class=c3>76</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Twenty-Nine Palms (CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Offensive Lineman</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>GPA</TD><TD class=c7>WE</TD><TD class=c7>INT</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD><TD class=c7>High School</TD><TD class=c7>OVR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Roell English (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23731.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>301</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>3.98</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>Redshirt</TD><TD class=c3>Morningside (Inglewood, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Yale Givens (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23804.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-7</TD><TD class=c3>288</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.27</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Santiago (Corona, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Anthony Archie (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23674.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-8</TD><TD class=c3>329</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>1.90</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>University San Diego (San Diego, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Lonie Smith (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24204.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>308</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.54</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>78</TD><TD class=c3>O (4-6 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>Sunnyside (Sunnyside, WA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>OT</TD><TD class=c6>Steve Whiting (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23730.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>313</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.58</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Oakland (Oakland, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>79</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Phil Dach (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24002.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>284</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>2.93</TD><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Foothill (Santa Ana, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Bob Hanks (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20476.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>295</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>2.82</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Van Nuys (Van Nuys, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Luis Jones (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player22606.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>277</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.53</TD><TD class=c3>96</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>P (0-2 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>Grove City (Grove City, OH)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>Bill Lee (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player16176.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>281</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>2.88</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>71</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Nelsonville-York (Nelsonville, OH)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>OG</TD><TD class=c6>James McAddley (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26898.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>305</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>2.09</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Taft (Woodland Hills, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>C</TD><TD class=c6>Greg Knight (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26896.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>291</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.61</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>76</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Lucerne Valley (Lucerne Valley, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>64</TD><TD class=c3>C</TD><TD class=c6>Nick Moore (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24099.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>297</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.75</TD><TD class=c3>78</TD><TD class=c3>96</TD><TD class=c3>P (1-3 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>Green Valley (Henderson, NV)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>C</TD><TD class=c6>Ron Brown (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17562.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>279</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>3.36</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Potomac (Oxon Hill, MD)</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Defensive Lineman</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>GPA</TD><TD class=c7>WE</TD><TD class=c7>INT</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD><TD class=c7>High School</TD><TD class=c7>OVR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>95</TD><TD class=c3>DE</TD><TD class=c6>Randy Gajan (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20499.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-7</TD><TD class=c3>253</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>3.11</TD><TD class=c3>93</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Rancho Verde (Moreno Valley, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>94</TD><TD class=c3>DE</TD><TD class=c6>Phil Patten (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player25661.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-7</TD><TD class=c3>260</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>1.91</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>Suspended</TD><TD class=c3>Warren Mott (Warren, MI)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>92</TD><TD class=c3>DE</TD><TD class=c6>Joe Banducci (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player19145.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>273</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>2.81</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Glen Este (Cincinnati, OH)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>98</TD><TD class=c3>DE</TD><TD class=c6>Ronald Smith (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24245.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>272</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.81</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Guernsey-Sunrise (Guernsy, WY)</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>91</TD><TD class=c3>DE</TD><TD class=c6>Aaron Sohn (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23984.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>260</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.04</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Norte Vista (Riverside, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>97</TD><TD class=c3>DT</TD><TD class=c6>Jack Farmer (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26740.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>283</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.37</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>D (1-3 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>Westlake (Westlake Village, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>DT</TD><TD class=c6>Chuck Rachal (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player12703.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>270</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.26</TD><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Sebastopol (Sebastopol, MS)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>93</TD><TD class=c3>DT</TD><TD class=c6>Dat Cash (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17044.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>274</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.67</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Tehachapi (Tehachapi, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>96</TD><TD class=c3>DT</TD><TD class=c6>Jared Burford (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26760.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-8</TD><TD class=c3>295</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>2.57</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>Q (2-4 wks)</TD><TD class=c3>R.S. Ayala (Chino Hills, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>90</TD><TD class=c3>DT</TD><TD class=c6>Chuck Wayne (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player18457.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>271</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>2.55</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Laney (Augusta, GA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Linebackers</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>GPA</TD><TD class=c7>WE</TD><TD class=c7>INT</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD><TD class=c7>High School</TD><TD class=c7>OVR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>ILB</TD><TD class=c6>Ben Arthur (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24179.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>226</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.75</TD><TD class=c3>76</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Kearns (Kearns, UT)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>ILB</TD><TD class=c6>Willie Brooks (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17192.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>233</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>2.72</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Monte Vista Christian (CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.0</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>ILB</TD><TD class=c6>Bryant Bruschi (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player19029.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>248</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>2.71</TD><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Benedictine (Detroit, MI)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>ILB</TD><TD class=c6>Jerry McCullough (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17072.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>235</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.97</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Patrick Henry (San Diego, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>ILB</TD><TD class=c6>Scott Wilson (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20695.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>238</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>2.16</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Newport (Newpoer, WA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>OLB</TD><TD class=c6>Adrian Kyle (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23682.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>252</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.73</TD><TD class=c3>93</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Monterey (Monterey, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>OLB</TD><TD class=c6>Hank Swilling (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24199.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>221</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.95</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>A.G. West Black (Olympia, WA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>OLB</TD><TD class=c6>Fred Mitchell (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23721.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>247</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>3.52</TD><TD class=c3>91</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Hanford (Hanford, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>OLB</TD><TD class=c6>Jarvis White (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27006.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>231</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.37</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Kaahumanu Hou (Kahului, HI)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>OLB</TD><TD class=c6>Travis Wilcox (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23797.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>243</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.87</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>La Salle (Pasadena, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Defensive Backs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>GPA</TD><TD class=c7>WE</TD><TD class=c7>INT</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD><TD class=c7>High School</TD><TD class=c7>OVR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>21</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>J.R. Jackson (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26744.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>189</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>1.97</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Mission Viejo (Mission Viejo, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Elijah McAllister (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26778.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>182</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>2.13</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Dorsey (Los Angeles, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>5.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Jon Steed (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23822.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>190</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>3.28</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>Redshirt</TD><TD class=c3>Walnut (Walnut, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Ken Byrd (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20236.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>181</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>1.99</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>W.S. Hart Union (Newhall, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>39</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Rulon Bowens (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26914.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>189</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.85</TD><TD class=c3>83</TD><TD class=c3>73</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Campbell Hall (North Hollywood, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>24</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Cliff Ledyard (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player14345.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>178</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>1.91</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>Suspended</TD><TD class=c3>Grant (Sacramento, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Freddie Walker (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23703.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>181</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>3.21</TD><TD class=c3>79</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Inglewood (Inglewood, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Peerless Flutie (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20289.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>189</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>2.72</TD><TD class=c3>97</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Sierra Christian (Rocklin, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.0</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>FS</TD><TD class=c6>Jerry Brock (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26894.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.86</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Saugus (Saugus, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>FS</TD><TD class=c6>Greg Moore (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20692.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>193</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>3.66</TD><TD class=c3>95</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Mark Morris (Longview, WA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>FS</TD><TD class=c6>Ken Roberg (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23977.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>177</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>2.58</TD><TD class=c3>80</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Eastlake (Chula Vista, CA)</TD><TD class=c3>1.5</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>FS</TD><TD class=c6>Keith Thomas (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27024.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-0</TD><TD class=c3>166</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.83</TD><TD class=c3>95</TD><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Cascade (Cascade, ID)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Joe Lusk (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player19298.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>178</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>2.78</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Cardinal Stritch (Oregon, OH)</TD><TD class=c3>2.5</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Taz Simms (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27129.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>190</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>3.04</TD><TD class=c3>94</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>LaConner (LaConner, WA)</TD><TD class=c3>3.5</TD><TD class=c3>4.5</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Noland King (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player18821.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>3.32</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>OK</TD><TD class=c3>Steinmetz (Chicago, IL)</TD><TD class=c3>3.0</TD><TD class=c3>4.0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=13>Special teams</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD 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[hoopsguy]

It appears we didn't give our fans enough offense last week, as we have few no-shows today. 98,029 are on hand to root on the Bruins while showing respect for the armed forces.

We pick up one first down, but are forced to punt near midfield.

Air Force picks up 22 on 3rd and 7.
But the defense slows down Air Force at our 42, forcing a punt.

QB Greg Moorehead hits back to back completions for 20 and 12 yards.
Then Brown shows some nifty moves on a 15 yard pickup.
But a busted run play and a sack push us back to 3rd and 15 at the AF 39.
No problem, Brown runs for 15. Stud.
We break down on the next three plays, and McMullen comes in for a 44 yarder.
He misses. Wide left.

QB Billy Brown finds Ismail for a 24 yard pickup, into Bruin territory.
On the next play their RB, McCareins, sprints 45 yards untouched for a TD. 7-0 Air Force, 1:53 left in the quarter.

3 and out. QB issues are going to be a major obstacle to overcome.
Air Force breaks off a 36 yard punt return. They start at our 25.

3 plays and done, after a bad drop. They miss a 42 yard field goal, blowing a tremendous opportunity.

QB Derrick Fazande hits TE T.J. Thomas for a 23 yard gain, then finds Brown on a screen pass that just opens up. 53 yard TD pass and catch! 7-7, 12:45 left in half.

The Air Force passing game is much better than what we have seen so far this year. But ILB Scott Wilson picks off a pass to end their drive and give us the ball at our 29.

We have to punt after one first down. We surrender another return of 30+ yards and Air Force starts at our 33. Fricking special teams, it is like McMullen has now infected our coverage units.

2 play drive, Brown finds Ismail on a blown coverage. The easiest 35 yards of their lives. 14-7, 8:24 left in half.

QB Mel Rattay completes the first pass of his career, a 10 yard pickup on 3rd and 2.
Drive falters near midfield. Punt.

DT Chuck Rachal (keeps turning up in my game notes despite sucking) gets a sack, knocking AF back to the 6.
Defensive holding on 3rd and 14 - miserable penalty, our first of the game.
We force a punt - they are having some problems with the WRs holding onto good passes.

QB Greg Moorehead is getting the majority of the snaps for us, but he has been the least effective. After a 10 yard pickup on 3rd and 10 he is up to 5-14 for 62 yards.
Air Force has sustained a couple of injuries in the secondary, hope our guys can take advantage ...
Fazande hooks up with Jackson on a corner route, good for 38 yards before he steps out of bounds.
4th and goal on the 2, with 30 seconds left in the half. We go for it. Rattay is in, the play breaks down, and he tries to use his athletic ability (why we recruited him) to run it in ..... TOUCHDOWN! There is a flag down, but it is against Air Force. 14-14, 0:30 left in the half.

Halftime Notes:
Need to shore up our special teams play.
Need to jumpstart our running game.
Forcing a turnover or two would also help.

Defense forces a 3 and out to start 2nd half.

TE T.J. Thomas is making some plays this game - a 33 yard fingertip grab being the latest.
3 straight runs get us nowhere. Dare we bring out the kicker?
We have to. He makes a 30 yarder. 17-14, 9:45 left in 3rd quarter.

We are hit with a 15 yard facemask penalty.
The yards come back on an unnecessary roughness call against the troops.
Brown to Martin for 29 yards on 3rd and 16. That is one tough QB.
Air Force looks for the tie on a 52 yard attempt, which is good. 17-17, 6:51 left in the quarter.
Brown is 10-16 for 149 yards. 1 TD, 1 INT. But it feels like he is playing better than his numbers.

Brown doesn't give us much on the return, only getting out to the 9.
But he makes up for it on the next two carries, going for 10 and 28 yards.
Dawson goes for 15, thanks to a big block by OT Steve Whiting.
Fazande picks up a big 3rd and 7, finding scrub WR Dan Campbell for 19. Not nice to call a guy a scrub on a 19 yard gain, I know ...
Brown runs it in from 13 yards out. 24-17, 2:46 left in the 3rd quarter.

DE Smith comes up with a sack on 3rd and 4 to end the next drive.

We pound the ball on the ground during our next possession. Brown crosses the 100 yard mark on his 18th carry.
Moorehead completes a pass to Jackson on 3rd and 7, good for a first down but Jackson is JACKED UP! and fumbles the ball. Air Force recovers at our 15.

We bring big heat on a screen play and Brown dumps it into the hands of streaking CB J.R. Jackson! He stumbles, but keeps on his feet for 16 yards before falling to the turf. We take over at the Air Force 17.

C Nick Moore is injured run-blocking on a 3rd down pickup and it doesn't look like he will be back.
Brown takes it in from 3 yards out. 31-17, 9:25 left to play.

McMullen is doing his job on the kickoffs - four straight touchbacks.
Brown to Ismail for 22 on 3rd and 8. They are 9-16 on 3rd down conversions today.
But 9-17 after failing to pick up 3rd and 10 from their 45. Punt.

Brown has it going on in the second half. He moves the chains with a couple of strong runs, then goes 54 yards on a screen pass for a TD. 2nd time today he has done that to the fly guys. 38-17, 4:15 to play in the game.

QB Brown is pressing at this point, throwing a ball to our LB Travis Wilcox. Looks like he lost his grip on a pump-fake and it squirted into the air a few yards downfield.

Derrick is taking names at this point. He is over 250 total yards (100+ both rushing and receiving) and has 4 TDs.
McMullen gets a garbage time field goal from 41 yards out. 41-17, 0:40 left.

Very strong 2nd half. Hope that our backup QBs can still make plays against Pac 10 defenses when called upon.

[hoopsguy]

A look around the conference:
ASU is off to a 3-0 start and ranked #19 after a 36-17 home win against Cincinnati.

Oregon is also undefeated and has climbed to #10 after a 41-0 demolition job against Southern Mississippi.

Cal is 2-1. Our old friend, QB Victor Glover, threw for 479 yards and 5 TDs in a 55-28 win against Houston.

Stanford is unranked at 2-0. Their stud RB, Eddie Treu had 36 rushes for 160 yards and 3 TDs in a 51-24 win against Kent State.

USC is 3-0, having won 3 straight road games to start the year. I'm not recognizing as many names on their stars of the game, as the new recruits are coming into their own. Freshman RB Jerry King had 22 rushed for 109 yards and 2 TDs.

Washington is 3-0 and ranked #21 after a 26-3 home win against Baylor.

[hoopsguy]

Injury report - our hurt guys from last week are still hurt, with the exception of DT Jared Burford. No new injuries. Still going to be shorthanded heading out to play at Arizona.

We are now at #15 (Media)/#14 (Coaches) in the polls. Still a ton of undefeated teams. Highest one loss team is Michigan, who was a 16-17 loser at Louisville and dropped from 3 to 9.

Looking around the team for guys who may be a little less than excited about their role:
ILB Bryant Bruschi
LG Luis Jones (seems to always happen with starting LG)

That is it - was expecting more discontent at tackle and in secondary. I'm not sure I'll make a move to pacify Bruschi at this point.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as six point dogs heading into Arizona. They have won their first two games against meh competition. The Wildcats have the #7 offense and #19 defense at the moment.

FR RB Tonnemaker has 457 yards in two games - yikes! On defense they return All-American DT Damein Tate. Their pass defense is #4 against the run. Scouts have highlighted their pass D against FR WR Mike Voight as the critical matchup for today.
The Arizona QB, Heinrich, is a third year starter. For an unranked team, they definitely have some weapons.

[hoopsguy]

Arizona comes out running, picking up 31 yards on four carries to move to our 40.
We force a 4th and 3, and the 51 yard field goal attempt is short. But an offsides penalty gives them a first down. Ugh.
They get 9 on 3rd and 9.
Joe Banducci collects a sack on 3rd down, and Arizona settles for a 33 yard field goal. 3-0, 8:46 left in the quarter.

We send Derrick in motion on 3rd down and QB Greg Moorehead hits him in stride as he runs past the linebacker in coverage. It goes for a 48 yard gain before he is collared by the safety.
Another 3rd down pickup for Moorehead, this time to Ben Jackson.
RB Gannon Dawson is injured while blocking on a reverse and is out for the rest of the game.
McMullen is brought on to kick a 29 yard field goal and it is good.
But another special teams penalty moves it back 5 yards.
And the next attempt is blocked. Wow - I don't have words to express how frustrated I am with our kicking game.

SS Noland King misses Tonnemaker in the backfield, which turns into a 21 yard gain.
UA is flagged for unneccessary roughness.
Heinrich then goes past the line of scrimmage to pick up the 3rd and 22. Thank you refs for catching that one.

We get a huge gainer on a reverse to Mike Voight, who turns it upfield and runs for 42 yards. Down at the 36.
The screen to Brown is becoming our signature play - 12 yards for a first down.
Brown for 19 yards, he threw a ton of moves at the D on that carry. Down to the 5.
But we stall at the 4, as the defense comes up with a couple of big plays.
McMullen converts a 22 yard field goal. 3-3, 14:34 left in half.

Tonnemaker is looking like a Heisman winner. He runs for 19 before being tracked down by CB Elijah McCallister. He has 75 yards on 8 carries up to this point.
15 for Tonnemaker, then another 13. 10 carries for 103 yards in just 19 minutes of play.
The backup RB Bailey takes it in from 13 yards out. 10-3, 11:11 left in half.

QB Derrick Fazande gets 15 on 3rd and 11, connecting with Ben Jackson.
We punt it away on 4th and 2.

Tonnemaker is making 10+ on every touch. When we line up to stop him Heinrich finds WR Matt Martin in single coverage downfield for a 42 yard pickup.
But CB McCallister steps in and gives us the big play we need with a timely interception in the end zone.

3 and out, as Brown is stuffed on 3rd and 2.

3 and out for Arizona, as we finally slow down the young phenom.
CB Ruland Bowens has a big return, almost breaking it before being tackled at the Arizona 32. 36 yard return.

3 and out, losing 4 yards. We can't grab momentum, it seems.
We stupidly bring out McMullen to attempt a 54 yarder, but he is short.

Our premier run-stuffer, DT Jared Burford, goes out of the game. Looks like he may have re-aggrevated an injury.
An offensive pass interference penalty pushes the Wildcats back.
DE Smith gets a big sack on 3rd down, but a holding penalty on McCallister gives them a first down. Nasty, as we are under a minute left and that moves them into our territory.
19 yard pickup, 17 yard pickup - both through the air. The Wildcats want a TD before the half but have to settle for a 28 yard field goal attempt. Good, 13-3 with 0:11 left.

Halftime Notes:
Tonnemaker can't leave soon enough.
Special teams are killing us once again, with some help from penalties.
We aren't sustaining drives or taking advantage of the breaks we have received.

We move the ball out to midfield before Fazande is leveled on a sack. Ball is loose, Arizona starts at our 47.

The defense plays it well, only giving up one first down and forcing a punt.

Brown is picking up his play. 26 yard run, he is now up to 83 yards on 15 carries.
A nasty holding penalty on 3rd and 2 negates a first down and knocks us out of field goal range. Punt.

The next play is wild. Heinrich completes a pass into zone coverage to WR Pierce Stewart. The defender, OLB Travis Wilcox, slips and lets Stewart get into open field. But Wilcox doesn't give up on the play and runs him down, forcing a fumble. It is recovered by fellow OLB Hank Swilling, who screams in pain at the bottom of the pile. Looks like a potentially serious knee injury. We take over at the 48.

Moorehead to Jackson for 14 on 3rd and 10.
Next play, Moorehead finds WR Dan Campbell (looking to shed his scrub reputation), who runs through an arm tackle and into the end zone from 30 yards out. 13-10, 5:17 left in 3rd.

We stuff Tonnemaker on 3rd down. 3 and out.

Unnecessary roughness on our first play.
We are backed up at our 9, 3rd and 32.
Brown fumbles there, but we recover.
Punt, they will start at our 49.

D is money, 3 and out for -1 yards.
The punt pins us at our 5.

We cleverly run a reverse from there, which the defense doesn't buy. WR Mike Voight shows some real nifty footwork to turn the play into a 16 yard gain. Almost busted it ...
DT Tate breaks through the line for a sack, forcing a 3rd and 15.
We punt after a dropped screen pass.

Heinrich to Hunter for 8 on 3rd and 7.
CB Rulon Bowens gets his 4th pick of the year, reading the QB the whole way.
We have the ball at our 39.

16 yards for the FB Morris, who left cleat marks on one Wildcat defender.
Three more runs fail to move the chains and we have to punt from the 44.
Nice punt, downed at the one.

3 and out, narrowly avoiding a safety on 1st down.
Great punt, pushing us back to the 44.

Brown goes over 100 yards on his 24th carry.
We can't pick up a 2nd and 2 on the next two attempts.
The offense is going for it on 4th and 2 with about 5 1/2 to play.
12 yard pickup to Ben Jackson. Woot!
Brown picks up 9 on 3rd and 5 after cutting it back inside. Would have been a long field goal for the tie if we didn't pick that up.
3rd and 4 on the 16, we pick up 2 and are called for holding. Arizona declines the penalty. We go for it instead of taking a 32 yard field goal? McMullen sucks, but this is crazy. The pass is incomplete.
Arizona ball, 2:51 to play.

20 yards for Tonnemaker, up over 150 on the day.
Tonnemaker picks up another first, running out of time ...
3rd and 3 at the 44, under a minute left, this is the game.
We stop them for 2 yards. Punt.
J.R. Jackson returns it 41 yards to the Arizona 40! 0:33 left to play.

Incomplete pass.
Moorehead is picked off throwing to Voight. Game over, we sure had our chances in this one. Defense pitched a 2nd half shutout, but we suffer a bitter, bitter loss in our Pac 10 opener.

[hoopsguy]

Tonnemaker finished with 26 carries for 168 yards. We did a pretty good job with him over the last 3 quarters after getting windburn in the opening frame.

QB play wasn't good enough here: 17-34 for 194 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. But not enough plays in big spots, similar to what we saw in the Boise State game.

Jackson had 8 grabs for 73 yards. We are happy with what he is doing, but are hoping to see some more big plays.

They wanted to shut down Voight and they did - 2 catches for 7 yards.

McMullen was 1-3 on field goals. But I am not flat killing him here as we gave them 3 points on a penalty and took away three of our points with a penalty. McMullen's misses were blocked and from 54 yards. He still sucks, but he should have gotten an attempt to tie this game late.

Our pass defense looks much improved from last year with the freshman infusion. Hopefully when we have a little better health situation we'll be in better position to win games like this.

[hoopsguy]

We'll have a week to get some players healthy before facing Washington State. But from that point on we have six straight weeks without a break.

The loss drops us to #21 in both polls. I think that is fair, although the onus really is on us to prove we can win conference games. So far I'm 2-7 at UCLA in conference play. More losses than I had in five seasons at USC ... ugly, ugly, ugly.

Arizona, up to #19, heads to #8 Washington (4-0) as a three point favorite.

[hoopsguy]

And Arizona makes a statement with a 36-7 win against UW. Another 150 yards game for Tonnemaker.

USC is still unbeaten since I left after a 45-34 win at Stanford.

Top Ten:
1. Texas - just beat previously #3 Oklahoma 37-30 in Red River Shootout
2. LSU
3. Ohio St - hard-fought win at home, 21-20 vs previously #9 Minnesota
4. USC - matchup with undefeated Oregon looming
5. Miami (FL)
6. Oklahoma - rated higher than many unbeaten teams
7. Clemson
8. Pittsburgh
9. Syracuse
10. Texas Tech

Noteworthy:
Arizona is #13
Oregon is #14
Washington is #17
We are #20
Arizona St is #22

Virginia, who was in the final eight of playoffs last year, is now 0-5 to start this season.

[MizzouRah]

Bitter loss is right, but I forsee good things in the future.

[hoopsguy]

The injury situation has come along nicely. QB Jack Burford is back to 100%. WR Bill Stablein has come back from his elbow stress fracture faster than could be expected and wants to suit up this week. Ditto OT Lonie Smith, recovering from a slipped disk. Finally, OLB Hank Swilling has shaken off a cracked patella and is likely to play. The only worry is WR Gary Brewer, who is still troubled by knee inflammation.

Harold Edwards is back from his suspension, so our roster is in great shape at the moment. The academic casualties are CB Cliff Ledyard (cut next year, I think) and DE Phil Patten (see Ledyard).

We have our tutors spend extra time with Gary Brewer, Elijah McCallister, and OG James McAddley.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 7 point favorites at home against Washington State. Once again we are facing an opponent with very high rankings on both sides of the ball. WSU is #1 in offense and #7 on defense. We are 4th and 5th, respectively.

The Cougars have very high rankings for a team that is 2-2. They are not good losses either: 37-30 at home to Baylor and 31-27 at home to Northwestern. Of course, they proceeding to pistol-whip Stanford 53-10. But this is their first road game of the season. The capitalized on their strong season last year to land the #18 recruiting class in the nation. Their prestige jumped 3 points last year, up to 60.

Their QB, SO Eric Williams was a real recruiting coup. He was the #15 player in the nation coming out of high school. He jumped into the lineup immediately and has really blossomed this year: 15 TDs, 4 INTs, 177.4 rating. Our pass D is rated #8 in the nation so far. Probably heading down a bit after today.

[hoopsguy]

99,046 on hand for today's showdown.

One play drive - RB Ken Mahdavi sprints for 67 yards. That isn't the start we were looking for. 7-0, 14:40 left in quarter.

Brown returns the kick out to the 44.
Good to have our QBs back - Edwards to Jackson for 25 on the first play.
Perhaps I spoke too soon - Edwards is sacked and the drive fizzles at the 38.
McMullen comes in for this field goal attempt, 56 yards? Have we lost our minds? It is short.

Whatever crazy juice we were drinking, it appears that it was served on the other sideline as well. On 4th and 1 WSU attempts a 57 yard field goal. I'm pretty sure both sides don't have the wind ... but both kicks were short.

3 and out.

DE Joe Banducci has made a reputation recovering fumbles, but this time he forces one after popping Willie Morris on a WR screen. J.R. Jackson recovers it on our 33.

We are allergic to momentum. 3 and out, Edwards is sacked again.

Defense forces a 3 and out.

FB Hagood Morris picks up 3 on a 3rd and 2 at the 32.
We pick up our first penalty of the day, holding on first and ten at the 16.
We can't pick up 20 yards and settle for a 29 yard McMullen field goal. 7-3, 14:36 left in the half.

Defense forces a sack on 3rd down, WSU punts.
Bowens fumbles after a ten yard punt return, WSU recovers on our 27.

Offsides on 3rd and 6 gives them another shot to get 6.
Which they do - 2 yard TD pass. 14-3, 10:01 left in half.

Brown picks up a pair of first downs before Edwards gets sacked for the 3rd time.
4th and 2, we convert on a screen pass.
Burford to Voight, who makes a great grab for 26 yards.
Brown runs it in from 2 yards out. 14-10, 5:52 left to play in half.

Banducci forces another fumble, but we can't recover it in time.
CB blitz by Bowens nets a QB and a loose ball. Banducci has been around the ball all day and has another fumble recovery. He runs for 11 more yards before being brought down at the WSU 22. The crowd is starting to get into the game.

Brown gets 9 on a pitchout, converting a 3rd and 6.
Burford finds TE T.J. Thomas on a swing pass and he is in for a score! 17-14, 0:55 left in the half.

3 and out, we burn timeouts to get another crack at a score.

We start at the 49 with 0:17 to play and one timeout.
On 2nd down we get a 20 yard gain to Jackson, but having burned our timeout on first down we have to run up and spike the clock. Too late for a field goal attempt.

Halftime Notes:
I feel like we outplayed these guys in the half. They got their points on one big play and one short field. Even then, we gave them 4 more points with a crappy penalty.
Penalties have been an issue - 5 for 35 yards.

Burford goes down on a coverage sack, 4th of the day for WSU.
But Burford goes back to work, selling a ball fake and finding Mike Voight downfield. 32 yard gain before he is tackled at the 36.
Brown runs 37 yards around his left tackle, taking it to the house. There is a flag on the play, but it is against the defense. 24-14, 12:56 left in the half.

3 and out for the Cougars.

We are 3 and out, as they jump the line on 3rd and 1 to stuff Brown.

A holding penalty and a sack set up a 3rd and 23. No dice picking it up on a screen. Punt.
We start at the 49 after a weak punt.

Another sack, we are having some problems deciphering their coverages. Punt, they are backed up to their 7.

FS Greg Moore goes out with a spleen injury. Internal organ = bad news.
First play without Moore is a 20 yard pass play on 3rd and 15.
QB Williams is finding his groove, picking up 14 two plays later.
They get 6 on 3rd and 6, up past midfield.
Illegal motion takes away a conversion on 3rd and 1. They only pick up 2 on a pass play after that and punt from our 40.

Brown passes 100 yards on his 16th carry, near the start of the 4th quarter.
FB LeShon Toomer runs for 11 on 3rd and 2.
Disaster strikes, when Edwards comes in and gets picked by SS Eric Niland. Niland isn't going to be caught, 67 yard return. 24-21, 12:03 left in the game.

First play, Toomer fumbles on a big hit. WSU recovers at our 20.
2 play TD drive, Williams to Morris from 6 yards out. 28-24, 10:22 left in the game.

Edwards connects with Jackson for 20 yards on 2nd and 15.
Burford goes down on a sack. Then Edwards. 7 sacks for the defense. We punt.
And William Blades returns it 77 yards. This game just melted on us. 35-24, 7:55 to play.

Burford hurts his hamstring and is done for the day.
QB Greg Moorehead is in on 3rd and 9 and throws on downfield for Ben Jackson. Jackson fights for it, comes down with it. 32 yard gain.
We are stuck on 4th and 3 at the 23. McMullen comes in and hits a 41 yard field goal. 35-27, 4:36 left to play.

We commit three penalties on D, the worst being a 15 yard facemask by DT Burford.
Make that 4, holding on SS Noland King. This game is a joke.
RB Mahdavi is picking up first downs with some help from the linesmen. But the net result is that they are in field goal range and eating up clock.
They set up for a 47 yard field goal with 0:47 left. It is good, game over. 38-27.

Our defense deserved better than they got today. Special teams score, defensive TD against them, and two short field TDs for Washington. Only one big play was their fault. We gave up 38 points to a team who didn't have one drive over 50 yards.

[Blade6119]

Was the Arizona RB stud the transfer from texas or a true frosh? Just connecting the dots in my mind in your game world. Two tough losses, but im sure you will turn it around. if not troy is always an option ;)

[hoopsguy]

The offensive line has to take some responsibility for this loss, after giving up 7 sacks.

Jackson and Stablein were both over 100 yards on the day. The QBs completed a good percentage of passes.

Brown ran for 100 yards and was having a solid game until everything fell apart in the 4th quarter when WSU scored 24.

DE Banducci has 2 forced fumbles and one recovery.


The only solace I'm taking on this day is that Oregon went in and beat USC on their home turf 34-27. Finally the evil empire loses a game.

[hoopsguy]

Arizona RB is a true freshman. He was a top 10 guy in the class who seemed very interested in us before deciding to stay home.

The stud RB that USC signed was also interested in us initially, but inked early on with USC so we didn't get our hopes up on bringing him into the fold.

[hoopsguy]

And, if we don't figure out a way to win conference games I'm going to have to go looking for work. Good recruiting classes and non-conference wins only buy so much time ....

[hoopsguy]

Mizzou, I think the future is going to be next year. We only have five seniors on the roster. But I want to see us make some improvement this year.

[hoopsguy]

I needed a shower to wash the stink of those last two games off of me. Seriously, I took a shower because I was infuriated with a computer game. I may need help. Or I may have just needed a shower.

Here are the updated polls, or at least the Media Poll:
1. LSU 5-0. Just beat Alabama 64-0.
2. Miami (FL) 5-0
3. Pittsburgh 5-0 - huh, who knew?
4. Ohio St 5-0 Won against another tough team, #16 Minnesota 21-20
5. Oklahoma 5-1
6. Syracuse 6-0
7. West Virginia 6-0
8. Arizona 5-0
9. Texas 5-1
10. USC 4-1
11. Oregon 4-0

Michigan State is also undefeated, ranked #12. So is NC State at #18. And Bowling Green at #24.

Other Pac 10 teams:
#20 Washington 4-1 (1-1)
#21 Arizona State 4-1 (1-1)
#23 UCLA 3-2 (0-2) Highest ranked two loss team

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 21 point favorites hosting #21 Arizona State. Hard to believe, bet on the Sun Devils today.

It is unbelievable how good all of the offensive/defensive ratings are for the teams I'm playing this year. ASU is #12 offense and #9 defense. Their QB Wilkerson is about as efficient as efficient gets, at 191.8. 1307 yards, 12-3 TD-INT ratio. WR Robert Coleman will be a focal point for our pass D (#4 in the nation). He has 9 TDs in 5 games, along with 27 receptions for 481 yards.

[MizzouRah]

It takes me 5+ home games to equal your attendance of one game. :)

[hoopsguy]

A few fans are off my bandwagon at this point. Only 96,780 fans here for a matchup of top 25 teams.

We tweaked the gameplan to let Burford get 80% (instead of 60%) of the snaps.
He hits Jackson for 15 to move the chains.
They rape Jackson but no call.
Brown picks up a 3rd and 9 - cheater's proof.
Edwards to Jackson for 4 on 3rd and 4. Nice work, Jackson.
A 26 yard TD pass on a screen to Brown comes back, ineligible receiver downfield.
3rd and 21, at the 37, we run a draw for 2 yards.
McMullen comes in to make a 53 yard field goal. 3-0, 8:59 left in the quarter.

DT Jared Burford makes a big sack on 3rd and 6 as ASU was approaching field goal range. Punt.

OLB Cannonball Jones is making a series of tackles for the D.
Burford to Brewer for a first down on 3rd and 10. Brewer is playing hurt today.
We stall at the 19, McMullen is in for the kick. Good from 37. 6-0, 2:04 left in 1st quarter.

Wilkerson and Coleman - the combo gets their first hookup of the day for 26 yards to start the drive.
We are hit for a roughing the passer after they complete a 3rd and 12. ASU is up to our 25 after that unfortunate series of events.
TD run for Kenny Arrington. 7-6 ASU, 13:33 left in the half.

Holding penalty - they are starting to crop up.
And another holding, 2nd and 21 from our 4. Five penalties for 37 yards in early 2nd quarter.
ASU records a safety with a sack of Edwards. Maybe I need to pull him back to 0% of the snaps ... 9-6, 11:38 left in the half.

Greg Moore has had enough of this. He converges downfield to help with coverage on Coleman and picks off a pass. Hope he has some gas ready on the sidelines, because 99 yards is a long way to run. 13-9, 10:53 left in the half.

ASU is out to our 45 on the return. Kickoff was good, coverage wasn't.
Defensive holding ... I'm steaming on the sidelines.
Wilkerson makes a great pass on the run for 22 yards to Whittle on 3rd and 7. 2nd time he has done that - our guys don't make plays when taking that kind of heat.
DT Jack Farmer succeeds in bringing Wilkerson down, 3rd and goal at the 15.
They don't pick it up on the ground, kicker is in to give them a 27 yard field goal. 13-12, 7:18 left in half.

We see the first penalty of the day called against ASU, a roughing the passer after a 14 yard gain to Jackson. Out to midfield.
Once again they maul Jackson past five yards when they are fooled by a play fake. The refs still refuse to call it both ways. Blood pressure rising ...
Edwards makes a play to Brewer, who zigs and zags all the way to the end zone. 50 yards. Pass interference against ASU is declined. Thanks for nothing, zebras. 20-12, 5:50 left in the half.

Another long 3rd down conversion for Wilkerson - 20 yards when he needed 9. Into Bruin territory.
On 3rd and 9 at our 40 Wilkerson misfires, overthrowing his receiver but leading OLB Hank Swilling nicely. He brings it back to the 35.

Burford senses that the defense is not set, and goes on a quick count. WR Mike Voight gets behind the D, he is led well, and it all comes together for a 60 yard strike. 27-12, 1:53 left in the half.

ASU is having a lot of success in the return game. Out to their 40 this time.
Wilkerson continues to be at his best on 3rd down - 9 on 3rd and 7.
They get 6 on a screen pass on 3rd and 7. 4th and 1 at our 39, no timeouts and 0:43 left.
They run for three.
Wilkerson throws a strike on a deep ball, but it is dropped.
13 yard gain sets up a 41 yard kick, and it is good. 27-15 with 0:08 left in half.

We return the kick all the way to the ASU 41 and get to try a 59 yard field goal before the half. McMullen nails it! 30-15 at the break.

Halftime Notes:
Our passing game is as good as it has been in awhile. Which is good, because we aren't getting much on the ground.
Their passing game is pretty dangerous - we are doing a good job, but need to continue to add points.
Penalties and kickoff coverage need to improve.

Good to see our guys listen to me at the half. The Sun Devils return the kick out to the 50.
And we are called for defensive holding right away.
They cry to the refs again on the next play. Laundry must have gotten stuck in the pocket, no way they tried to give us a break.
ASU can't pick up a first down on their own and they punt from our 45.

We come out passing on first 10 plays. That had to throw them off guard - enough for us to march downfield 80 yards and put up six more points. Voight with the TD catch, from Burford. 37-15, 10:22 left in the quarter.

Turnabout is fair play, as ASU comes out running successfully. But they eventually abandon the run and the drive stalls at our 33. The 51 yard field goal attempt is wide left.

Brown does what he can to ruin the positive vibe we have, fumbling the ball and giving ASU possession on our 33.

Wilkerson gets an 18 yard TD pass on a screen to the TE. Two point conversion is good, score is now 37-23 with 3:44 left in the 3rd.

On 3rd and 7 Burford find Voight across the middle. He reverses his field and has lots of running room. 57 yards, to be exact, to the ASU 20.
Brown makes amends for the fumble with a quick burst from the 19, into the end zone. He really hit the jets on that run! 44-23, 1:45 left in 3rd.
Voight and Brewer are both over 100 yards on the day.

3 and out for Arizona State.

The defense comes up with a sack on 3rd down, we punt.
I've developed a healthy respect for Aaron Lipscomb as a return guy.

DE Joe Banducci comes up with a sack.
We force another 3 and out. Defense is bringing the heat now.

We begin to pound the football on the ground. Brown and FB Toomer pick up first downs.
Toomer drops a pass on 3rd down, we line up and convert a 33 yard field goal. 47-23, 8:23 left.
I think we have built a big enough lead to prevent a meltdown like last week ...

Coleman only has one grab with 7 minutes to play.
Another defensive holding penalty helps them convert a 3rd and 20. Puke.
DE Joe Banducci gets another sack, despite a holding call against the ASU line.
Punt.

Brown wants his 100 yard game - he has 18 carries for 88 yards with 5 to play.
Brown only gets 1 on a 3rd and 2, we punt and he may have lost his chance for the century mark.

DT Jared Burford drives his shoulder into Wilkerson. 5th sack of the day for the defense.
Punt.

Brown gets 100 with a minute to play. I would prefer he isn't in there, actually.
We run out the clock, getting Dawson some carries late.

Good win today. The defense really took it to a QB who had been devouring his competition prior to this afternoon.

[hoopsguy]

We do play in a roomy stadium ... what is the capacity of the Troy stadium?

I'm tracking attendance because USC sold out every game I played for them. So I want to know what prestige level is needed to make this happen for UCLA.

[hoopsguy]

Oregon and Arizona keep their undefeated records with home wins.

USC picks off Washington State 37-24 (Cougars scored 17 in last quarter).

We nearly doubled up ASU in yards, 505-257.
9-17 on 3rd down conversions.

QB rotation worked well: Burford 13-23 for 235 yards and 2 scores. Edwards 7-8 for 121 yards and one score. But Edwards gave up the safety and I think he gets sacked too much.

Best game of Mike Voight's career: 4 receptions, 136 yards, 2 TDs. Brewer matched him yard for yard, but needed 8 catches to do it.

Center Nick Moore had 4 KRBs and 4 pancakes.

McMullen was great - 4/4 on field goals, including a pair of 50 yard efforts.

2 sacks each for DE Joe Banducci and DT Burford.

I would like to see us tighten up our kick coverage, but I don't want to nit-pick too much after a pretty good win across all three phases (punter and kicker did their jobs).

[hoopsguy]

Meet the man behind the Arizona revival:

<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard height=80 cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD width=60 rowSpan=3></TD><TD class=c2 colSpan=6><CENTER>Floyd Tonnemaker, Running Back</CENTER></TD><TD class=c5 rowSpan=2><CENTER>ARZ</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7 width=130>Current/Potential</TD><TD class=c6 width=75><CENTER>RUSH Y</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=70><CENTER>YPC</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=70><CENTER>LNG</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=50><CENTER>REC Y</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=50><CENTER>TD</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>3.5/5.0</TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>1033</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>6.46</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>66</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>140</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>9</CENTER></TD><TD class=c7>Arizona Bobcats</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Attributes</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Morale:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>Content</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Height:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>6-1</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Weight:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>230</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Ideal Wt:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>241</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Jersey:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>29</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Age:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>20</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Year:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>Fr</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Status:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>OK</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Energy:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>0</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>HS Ranking:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>#7</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Pos Ranking:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>#3 RB</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Position Ratings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Running:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>79</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Hands:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>69</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Route Running:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>83</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Run Block:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>56</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Punt Return:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>12</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Kick Return:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>60</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Durability:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>70</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Endurance:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>72</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Athletic Ratings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Arm Strength:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>20</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Acceleration:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>72</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Agility:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>83</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Speed:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>57</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Strength:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>40</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Jumping:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>59</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Instincts:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>91</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Aggressiveness:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>45</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Discipline:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>29</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Intelligence:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>33</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Work Ethic:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>57</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Personal Bests</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Rushes:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>30</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Rushing yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>309</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Longest run:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>66</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Receiving yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>46</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Touchdowns:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>3</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Game Logs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Week</TD><TD class=c7>Opp</TD><TD class=c7>Res</TD><TD class=c7>Rush</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>CR</TD><TD class=c7>MH</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>@TUL</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>148</TD><TD class=c7>6.43</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>25</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>43</TD><TD class=c7>10.8</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>EMU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>30</TD><TD class=c7>309</TD><TD class=c7>10.3</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>66</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>UCLA</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>26</TD><TD class=c7>168</TD><TD class=c7>6.46</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>21</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>17</TD><TD class=c7>5.7</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>@WASH</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>29</TD><TD class=c7>154</TD><TD class=c7>5.31</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>38</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>FAU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>24</TD><TD class=c7>127</TD><TD class=c7>5.29</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>46</TD><TD class=c7>7.7</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>ORST</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>28</TD><TD class=c7>127</TD><TD class=c7>4.54</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>18</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>17</TD><TD class=c7>5.7</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>160</TD><TD class=c7>1033</TD><TD class=c7>6.46</TD><TD class=c7>172.2</TD><TD class=c7>66</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>19</TD><TD class=c7>140</TD><TD class=c7>7.4</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Rushing Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Rush</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>CR</TD><TD class=c7>MH</TD><TD class=c7>Fum</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2011</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>160</TD><TD class=c7>1033</TD><TD class=c7>172.2</TD><TD class=c7>6.5</TD><TD class=c7>66</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>160</TD><TD class=c7>1033</TD><TD class=c7>172.2</TD><TD class=c7>6.5</TD><TD class=c7>66</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Receiving Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Att</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YAC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>GC</TD><TD class=c7>Drp</TD><TD class=c7>Drp%</TD><TD class=c7>IR</TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2011</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>28</TD><TD class=c7>19</TD><TD class=c7>140</TD><TD class=c7>23.3</TD><TD class=c7>7.4</TD><TD class=c7>81</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>3.6</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>28</TD><TD class=c7>19</TD><TD class=c7>140</TD><TD class=c7>23.3</TD><TD class=c7>7.4</TD><TD class=c7>81</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>3.6</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Turnover Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Ints</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>Avg</TD><TD class=c7>RecF</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>Avg</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2011</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Scouting Report</CENTER></TD><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Potential</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6></TD><TD class=c6>His inside running game could develop into something really special. Has a good burst which many feel will eventually turn him into a dynamite outside runner. Should eventually have enough breakaway speed to compete at this level. He'll eventually develop into a solid chip blocker. </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="70%">Player Awards</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

[hoopsguy]

Next up is undefeated, and #10 Oregon. They have a stingy defense, only allowing 66 points in 5 games.

Our health is great for this game. We are fired up about the chance to go up to Autzen stadium and try to pick up a win in a big conference game.

[hoopsguy]

Nothing like looking ahead to recruiting ...

There is a QB out of Valley Christian Academy (CA) with the last name of Greisen that is ranked #9 in the nation. We are listed among the early leaders for his services next year. Very athletic player, with the following mid-season stats:
63% completions
2476 yards passing
13 TDs, 3 INTs
628 rushing yards

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as six point favorites on the road against Oregon. Tough place to win, I would not be confident wagering on us with that number. Last I checked they had beaten USC and were undefeated ...

They grade out well on both sides of the ball: #10 offense and #22 defense.
There appear to be some QB issues - looks like they have multiple guys getting snaps there so far. But RB Joe Helfman isn't having any issues. 657 yards so far, averaging almost 7 per carry.

OLB Carlos James leads the team in tackles, sacks, interceptions, and passes defended. WR Sean Bishop is the highlighted matchup with 24 catches, 302 yards, and 2 TDs. Our pass defense is now #3 in the nation.

[hoopsguy]

There is a light rain coming down - I've made my feelings about rain known in Eaglesfan's USC dyansty. Short version - not good for UCLA.

Am I the only one that finds it ironic that Oregon has a kicker named Duckett?
Burford comes out passing on the first three plays.
The next five plays are runs, including three by FB Hagood Morris. We are systematically moving down field.
Until a holding penalty ... but it is a blip on the radar as Burford finds Brewer for 22 yards.
We are at 4th and 1 on the Oregon 2 - what to do?
Burford goes for it, throwing a 2 yard TD pass to Voight. 7-0, 8:45 left in the quarter.

3 and out for Oregon.

Unnecessary roughness stops our next drive after we had picked up a tough 3rd down.

DT Jared Burford records a sack.
But QB Johnny McClure picks those yards up, and more with a 20 yard pass play to Bishop on 2nd down.
Their line does a great job on a pair of runs, but the drive ends with ILB Scott Wilson laying out for an interception of a McClure pass.

C Nick Moore is laying people out on a 15 yard pickup by FB LeShon Toomer. But QB Jack Burford somehow sustained a nose injury after the handoff? Out for the game.
Another holding call on us - we aren't getting much help from the zebras so far.
Edwards is not deterred - 26 yards on the next play to TE T.J. Thomas, down to the 16.
Edwards throws a 4 yard TD pass to Dawson and we are up 14-0 at the end of the first quarter.

McClure finds Bishop, who tacks on some yards after the catch. 30 yard gain.
Another penalty, defensive holding. Is there some hidden attribute that I'm recruiting for commiting penalties constantly?
RB DeCarlo runs it in from 19 yards out. 14-7, 12:59 left in the half.

After a 9 yard pickup on first down our QBs have combined for 13 straight completions to start the game.
But I appear to have jinxed it. False start, sack, incomplete, and we punt.

RB Alonzo DeCarlo is hurting us on the ground. 5 carries, 53 yards.
ILB Jerry McCullough records a sack, then DT Burford adds another on 3rd down.

Now Edwards is injured (foot) on a running play. What is going on here? Our great health coming into the game has unraveled and we are going to be hard-pressed to win this game with sub-standard QB play.
Another false start - 6 penalties in 22 minutes.
We are stopped by the refs, with Oregon getting nominated for a supporting role. Punt, putting them back on the 9.

Oregon doesn't stay near the goal line for long. 3 first downs move the ball out near midfield.
On 3rd down McClure stares a hole into his wide receiver and Greg Moore puts an end to this drive. A holding call against Oregon is declined - late flag that would never have been thrown on a completed pass, I'm convinced.

The new offensive game plan is Brown, Brown and Brown. That works just fine, as he keeps converting 3rd downs.
QB Greg Moorehead, emboldened by a screen pass to Brown, then fires a strike to Ben Jackson for 15 yards, into the red zone.
Then he finds Dan Campbell in the back of the end zone - 12 yard TD on an over-the-shoulder catch. Great play, scrub! 21-7, 1:54 left in the half.

FS Greg Moore collects his 2nd interception of the half! We take over at the 44. The secondary has really done a number on McClure so far.

Not a good start to the possession. Sack, incomplete pass (trap) with Jack Brewer going out of the game.
But on 3rd and 14 Moorehead fires deep and Mike Voight is running alone! 48 yard TD pass, 28-7 with 0:18 left in the half.

Halftime Notes:
Our pass defense is so much better this year it is not recognizable.
Penalties continue to be a thorn in our side and I'm sure we cannot sustain this level of play from Moorehead over the last 30 minutes.
Hopefully we have built enough of a buffer to survive some tough times, which are almost sure to be coming ...

McMullen shanks the opening kick of 2nd half, Ducks start at the 40.
They come out running with DeCarlo. Good move, he is giving us fits.
Then McClure and Bishop combine for 19, then 9 yards.
SS Noland King has a spleen injury - the last one wasn't too serious, but he won't be playing again today.
The drive dies at our 11, so they kick a 29 yard field goal. 28-10, 11:07 left in quarter.

K Duckett has three kickoffs, all for touchbacks.
3 and out, we fumble on 3rd but recover. Punt.

3rd and 10, McClure connects with a wide open Willie Edwards. Moore saves a touchdown, but it goes down as a 53 yard gain.
Oregon runs three times from the 11, but are stopped at the 4. Kick? Go for it? They kick, 23 yard field goal is good. 28-13, 6:41 left in the quarter.

Not much on the next drive. QB is giving us nothing. Punt.

DeCarlo hits 100 yards on his 16th carry.
Bishop is working our secondary. Another two receptions, into our territory.
We stop them at our 32, and Duckett misses a 50 yard field goal.

Again the refs call a holding penalty on Oregon when we already have a 1st down. Jags.
They do call a facemask, but I wanted 15 instead of 5.
Brown only gets one on 3rd and 2 from the Oregon 47. Punt? I hope so ...
Nope, and our backup QB is incomplete trying to pick this one up. Ducks start with great field position.

Another defensive holding penalty on our D, giving them a first down.
23 yards to Willie Edwards into field goal range.
The defense toughens up again in the red zone. Ducks settle again for 3, 35 yard field goal. 28-16, 12:11 to play.

Big 3rd down conversion - 3rd and 10, Toomer catches it right on the marker and holds on after getting drilled by a converging linebacker.
Moorehead and Campbell appear to have developed some chemistry running the scout team. They combine on a pretty 41 yard deep ball - great timing there. First and goal at the 8.
The Ducks get a sack on 2nd down and we don't pick it up on 3rd down. McMullen hits a 29 yard field goal. 31-16, 8:22 left.

Sack on first down. Big run stop on 2nd down by DE Ronald Smith. 3rd and 17, McClure converts it. 25 yards.
But McClure pushes his luck and pays the price. CB Elijah McCallister secures an interception, the 4th of the day for McClure.

Moorehead doesn't even think about salting this game away. Nope, he throws an interception right back to CB Kenny Justin. We had recruited Kenny last year, but backed off when we brought in the first couple of studs at the position.

Ducks start at our 42.
The defense only gives up 5 yards in three plays. Punt.
That may have been a mistake, Ducks are running out of time.

3 and out. We punt.

Bishop makes another grab and he is the best we've seen so far at getting yards after the catch. 34 yards, down to our 18.
The Ducks are betrayed by the refs late - losing a first and goal due to an ineligible receiver downfield.
But McClure earns his first down. The refs still call a holding on us to give a couple of extra yards, but they would have had it without the penalty. 1st and goal at the 5, 1:20 to play.
3 plays, -5 yards. 4th and goal from 10.
Refs call a defensive holding on the incomplete pass. You aren't paranoid if they really are out to get you.
DeCarlo finally runs it in from 6 yards out, but there are only 0:15 left. Two point conversion is good, 31-24 with 0:08 left.

We recover the onside - has anyone seen an onside work yet?
Tough road win, we overcame a lot of adversity today.

[hoopsguy]

Arizona is still rolling, up to 7-0 now. Tonnemaker had another 108 yards.

USC is living dangerously, coming back in the 4th quater to win 20-16 at Washington.

Updated polls:
1. LSU
2. Pitt
3. West Virginia
4. Syracuse - at some point the Big East teams will play each other, 3 undefeateds now
5. Miami (FL)
6. Arizona
7. Oklahoma - still highest ranking team with one loss
8. Ohio State
9. Michigan State
10. Auburn - only other one loss team in top 10.

NC State, at #12, is only other undefeated team.

USC is #11
Oregon is #16
We are #18

[hoopsguy]

Academic Update:
We swap crappy DEs on suspension. CB Cliff Ledyard remains stupid. But OG James McAddley is a real loss. Freshman starter, I want him back ASAP.

ILB Scott Wilson may be a lost cause with his 1.76 GPA and us not having enough hours. We will have to use hours here to save Derrick (1.93) and perhaps QB Harold Edwards. McAddley has a 1.99, annoying that we lose him when he was that close.

Injuries:
QB: Both Burford and Edwards are hurt and should not be in the lineup. But it is going to be hard to win without one of them.

WR Bill Stablein is going to be sitting for a game with wrist subluxation.

DT Jared Burford is out, perhaps for the year with a torn ACL.

[Chief Rum]

Chief, sounds like you have already blazed the trail for us - I would be ecstatic if we can replicate that level of success.

I think our talent level is getting close to where it needs to be, but I'm wondering what the impact of the morale is on the squad. Last year we lost a couple of games and couldn't seem to catch a break most of the way after that. Sure injuries at QB and a suspect D played their part, but we lost to several teams that were less talented (at first blush) than us.

Hopefully we are better prepared for success in Year 2. Glad to have you following along.

So, after a couple of more seasons of ruling LA, will you leave to resurrect a down-and-out USC team?

Not so fast...

I played out the next season, and things didn't go so well. I scheduled a tougher nonconference schedule (no one ranked 100 and below this time, and I added Utah and Penn State), but that wasn't the problem. Although I did lose to Penn State in a tough game at home, I was the only team to beat Utah in the regular season.

No, what did me in was my inability to bring in enough impact secondary and defensive line players, and the loss of my best defensive player in the middle of the season. When my star ILB went down, I lost four straight (starting with the Penn State game). With a lack quality up front, and a lack of depth in the defensive backfield, I wasn't very good at stopping the run or the pass. My excellent linebacker corps, led by the star ILB, was the only reason my D was any good at all, so when he went down, we really suffered.

He came back okay, and we went on a season-saving run, with four straight wins, including road win over ranked Cal and a home win over ranked Oregon State. But then unranked (of all things) USC slaughtered us at the Coliseum, and we were relegated to the Emerald. So we wrapped up our follow up to a championship run with a big step back in an 8-5 season.

I have already progressed up to recruiting, so I know I pretty much return my entire offense (it was a Top 20 offense), but I need to make some big improvements on D to start going forward again.

Yeah, this game can be fickle sometimes. I'll lose a key player with an injury and that really affects me. Or a suspension at the wrong time. And that really hurts your season. But I still should have beat Washington State at home, and no way I should have beat Cal on the road (they were 8-1 at the time). Tough to figure...

I'll pretend you didn't even suggest that last part. ;)

[hoopsguy]

I'm hoping that with another couple of recruiting classes we are in a position to reload every year instead of having to rebuild from time to time. But I think that will be hard until the prestige moves up a little higher. USC was definitely in "reload" mode when I left them, although they are starting to show cracks this year after some massive defections.

Where is it at for your UCLA team now, Chief? That USC team was in the mid/high 80s.

[Chief Rum]

I'm hoping that with another couple of recruiting classes we are in a position to reload every year instead of having to rebuild from time to time. But I think that will be hard until the prestige moves up a little higher. USC was definitely in "reload" mode when I left them, although they are starting to show cracks this year after some massive defections.

Where is it at for your UCLA team now, Chief? That USC team was in the mid/high 80s.

They were at 83 last year. I haven't checked yet for this season, but I always do aty the beginning of the new season (halfway through recruiting at the moment).

My UCLA squad jumped up to 69 (from 66) after the national championship run, but we fell one to 68 after falling to 8-5. I am hoping to get that number back up again next year, of course.

Your strong recrutiing classes will get you closer to that reload mode, I think, even if your prestige isn't all that high, and of course, then they will just build off each other. My recruting classes the past four years have been 17, 37, 6, 16 in rankings, and I think that has helped me. I am also off to a good start in my current recruiting, including landing a bluechip running back, but I have a lot of big targets to go after still--it's always tough to tell who I will actually end up with.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 15 point favorites at home against Washington. Not without our 2 QBs we aren't. Our next win will qualify us for a bowl game.

The Washington offense struggles, as they are #102 overall. Defensively they are middle of the pack statistically. We remember Merlin Kunz well from last year, but that wideout/return man is suspended for this game. So RB Dave Darden is our biggest threat. He has run for 770 yards, 5.5 per carry. SS Don Reese has 5 interceptions on the year and is a very good player.

[hoopsguy]

97,676 on hand for todays game. Perhaps a few fans were not excited about the Greg Moorehead QB experience?

It isn't all that on the first drive. 3 and out.

Off to a promising start with the refs, as we are hit with a roughing the passer after giving up 14 on 3rd and 12. I find myself complaining about the refs an awful lot lately ...
QB Leon Nugent is leading a drive into our territory; we are stuffing Darden early (5 carries for 1 yard).
Washington stalls, but is able to put three on the board after a 44 yard field goal. 10:48 left in quarter.

QB Derrick Fazande is allergic to complete passes, starting 0-4.
But on 3rd down he finds Jackson for 13.
4th and 1 on their 42, we go for it and see another incomplete pass. 2-9 through the air so far and Brown only has 2 carries.

We benefit from a tripping penalty against UW, erasing a first down.
We immediately capitalize, as CB J.R. Jackson gets down low to pick off an errant Nugent pass. He stops, cuts and gains 16 on the return back to the 50.

3 and out. Worst passing offense I've seen yet from our guys.

Nugent comes out firing to WR John Wallace, who loses the defender and gallops downfield for 57 yards.
OLB Adrian Kyle records a sack on 3rd down, forcing a 46 yard field goal attempt. It is good and Washington leads 6-0, 2:17 left in the quarter.

One play drive. Moorehead finds Voight alone on a blown coverage and Voight isn't going to be caught. 65 yards, 7-6 with 1:55 left in the quarter.

3 and out for Washington.

McMullen is brought out to try a 54 yarder, but it falls short.
Wish we played field position with these guys, make their offense earn points.

They earn seven on the next play. 64 yards, Nugent to TE Steve Milloy. 13-7, 13:13 left in the half.

Nothing is going right today. Jackson fumbles the ball and Washington recovers at our 42.

Defense steps up big. DT Jack Farmer records a 3rd down sack.
The punt pins us at our 4.

We aren't able to move it more than 10 yards and have to punt away.

UW goes for it on 4th and 2 at our 40. But SS Noland King comes up with an interception. We net six yards on the play.

Brown is our best chance to move the ball. He has 57 yards on 8 carries.
The refs are giving us some breaks today, as an interception is called back on a defensive holding penalty.
4th and 3 at the UW 4 yard line. McMullen comes in, but his attempt is blocked. Sigh.

Holding goes against Washington - we are definitely getting the calls so far today.
3 and out, Washington punts away with about a minute left in the half.

3 and out. This game is tough to watch. Wish I had sold my ticket.

Halftime Notes:
Can we pull someone out of the stands to play QB?
So far we have gotten the breaks relative to Washington, but still can't make anything happen.
We will need a defensive score or big plays on offense to generate points because long drives aren't happening with these guys at the helm.
We aren't going to hold Darden to one yard a carry (11-11) in the 2nd half.

The Huskies run the kickoff out to our 45 and get 15 more yards on a tripping penalty. First down at our 40.
3 and out, they punt from our 35.

Penalties are coming back at us - unnecessary roughness on 1st down.
Fazande wipes it off the board with a 25 yard pass to Brewer.
But we can't pick up a 3rd and 3. 2/10 on the day on 3rd down. Punt.

CB J.R. Jackson blows a tackle on Darden that turns into a 25 yard gain. Hope he doesn't get going ...
Washington can't move any further and punts. Or not, it was a failed fake. We start at their 46.

Fazande and Brewer connect for 21 yards on 3rd and 8. I bet Gary is wondering why the guy throwing him passes couldn't hold the jock of his old high school QB ...
We are stopped at the 16, McMullen on to kick a field goal. Good from 34, 13-10 with 5:58 to play in the quarter.

OLB Hank Swilling mauls Nugent on a 3rd down blitz, but he holds on. Punt.

We could really use some yardage on a punt return, but aren't having any luck with that so far today.

Brown goes over 100 yards on his 18th carry of the day.
And adds 27 more on a TD run. 17-13, 1:36 left in the quarter.

Darden answers with a longer TD run, 66 yards. 20-17, 0:10 left in the quarter.
They have two 60+ yard plays but other than that have really struggled to move the ball. We have 15 minutes to rectify this situation.
Darden is up to 114 yards on 18 carries.

Holding, offense, on the first play of the next drive. We are now more penalized than they are for more yards.
But Fazande thrives on 1st and 20. He looks for his go-to guy, Randy Brewer, and connects on a 42 yard strike.
Brown hits the 150 yard mark on a 15 yard carry and adds 14 on his next touch.
RB Dawson is crushed in backfield for six yard loss on 2nd and 3.
A short completion on 3rd down doesn't get us 6, so McMullen adds 3. 20-20, 11:43 to play.

Nugent completes a pass to Turnbull for 11 on 3rd and 9.
Another 3rd down conversion for Nugent

[hoopsguy]

Had more on the above game, but the board went out from under me ... will post more details on it shortly.

[hoopsguy]

Shorter version that the original post, picking up from where this one left off:

Nugent and Wallace hook up a couple of times, closing in on field goal range.
Darden isn't settling for a field goal here, breaking off back to back big runs (18, 23) and putting his team in front 27-20 with 8 minutes to play.

J.R. Thomas with a runback out to the 47.
Nasty three and out, Brown is shut down.

Washington is bailed out again on a 3rd down penalty.
And again on 3rd down! Back-to-back, these are just killers.
Washington gets 5 on 3rd and 7, but they are whistled for holding. Accept or decline? Would they go for in on 4th and 2 with 3 1/2 left? Do we want them to go for it?
We decline, they go for it, and Darden is stuffed! UCLA ball at the Washington 40 after an unnecessary roughness penalty is assessed.

Holding call against us pushes it back to a 2nd and 26. At this point I was just beside myself at the penalties in the 2nd half.
Fazande gets most of it back on a 20 yard pass to Jackson.
Move the chains - 12 yards, Fazande to Brewer.
Again a 3rd down conversion - Moorehead 10 yards to TE Fortunado on a screen pass, down at the one.
Brewer catches a one year TD pass, but it comes back on a holding call. Now first and goal at the 11. 1:40 left in the game.
Moorehead to Brewer, 8 yards.
Moorehead to Brewer, 3 yards and a TD! 27-27, 1:03 left.

Kickoff coverage = teh suck. UW starts at the 49.
Defense comes up huge, forcing a 3 and out.

We get the ball with 0:33 left at our 20 and start using timeouts despite not moving the ball! We actually had to punt with 0:03 on the clock because of miserable clock management. But it is headed to OT.

1st OT:
Fazande with 3 straight completions, 2 to Brewer. Down to the 1.
Brown runs it in, 34-27.

Washinton ball, ILB Wilson records a sack on the first play, loss of 8!
Nugent gets 6 back on 2nd down, 3rd and 12.
27 yard pass, TD, Nugent to Turnbull. 34-34. Crap!!!

Defense forces a 4th and 13 after two runs and incompletion, and UW misses a 46 yard field goal. Just don't screw up, offense ...

Moorehead to Voight, 20 yards on first play.
Fazande to Brewer, 5 yards and game-winning TD! 40-34 is the final!

[hoopsguy]

The better team won this game, although UW showed more heart than I was giving them credit for early in the game.

We ended up with 10 penalties for 104 yards, and a ton of them were at critical junctions. The second half was certainly not 11 vs 11 football.
For other people running dynasties, have you managed to field teams that consistenly commit fewer penalties than your opponents? If so, I'm dying to know what you are doing to help that come to pass ...

QB play really picked up down the stretch. Overall our guys combined for 25-43 for 310 yards, 3 TDs and 0 INTs.

Brown finished with 25 carries for 172 yards and 2 TDs, but was outshone down the stretch by Gary Brewer.

Brewer had 10 catches for 141 yards and 2 TDs.

C Nick Moore had 5 krbs. I'm pretty confident he will be pulling down some end-of-season honors in at least the Pac 10.

SS Noland King led the team in tackles (7 solo, 1 assisted), had an interception and 2 passes defended. Plus one STF.

Great game, very happy to pick up the win. Hope our two primary QBs recuperate quickly ...

[hoopsguy]

A close-up on Gary Brewer after his big game ...

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</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Receiving yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>184</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Longest catch:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>85</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Rushing Yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>20</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Touchdowns:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>2</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Game Logs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Week</TD><TD class=c7>Opp</TD><TD class=c7>Res</TD><TD class=c7>Att</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YAC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>GC</TD><TD class=c7>Drp</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7>R Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>@BYU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>60</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>17</TD><TD class=c7>44</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>18</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>BOI</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>66</TD><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>26</TD><TD class=c7>29</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>ASU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>136</TD><TD class=c7>17</TD><TD class=c7>47</TD><TD class=c7>50</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>@ORE</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>29</TD><TD class=c7>14.5</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>22</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>9</TD><TD class=c7>WASH</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>16</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>141</TD><TD class=c7>14.1</TD><TD class=c7>40</TD><TD class=c7>42</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>49</TD><TD class=c7>30</TD><TD class=c7>432</TD><TD class=c7>14.4</TD><TD class=c7>143</TD><TD class=c7>50</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>3.83</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Rushing Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Rush</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>CR</TD><TD class=c7>MH</TD><TD class=c7>Fum</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2009</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>17</TD><TD class=c7>79</TD><TD class=c7>6.6</TD><TD class=c7>4.7</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>1.0</TD><TD class=c7>2.0</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2011</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>4.6</TD><TD class=c7>3.8</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>26</TD><TD class=c7>108</TD><TD class=c7>4.7</TD><TD class=c7>4.2</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Receiving Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Att</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YAC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>GC</TD><TD class=c7>Drp</TD><TD class=c7>Drp%</TD><TD class=c7>IR</TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2009</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>130</TD><TD class=c7>69</TD><TD class=c7>906</TD><TD class=c7>75.5</TD><TD class=c7>13.1</TD><TD class=c7>289</TD><TD class=c7>58</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>3.1</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>61</TD><TD class=c7>30</TD><TD class=c7>551</TD><TD class=c7>91.8</TD><TD class=c7>18.4</TD><TD class=c7>160</TD><TD class=c7>85</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1.6</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2011</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>49</TD><TD class=c7>30</TD><TD class=c7>432</TD><TD class=c7>86.4</TD><TD class=c7>14.4</TD><TD class=c7>143</TD><TD class=c7>50</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0.0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>240</TD><TD class=c7>129</TD><TD class=c7>1889</TD><TD class=c7>82.1</TD><TD class=c7>14.6</TD><TD class=c7>592</TD><TD class=c7>85</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>2.1</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Scouting Report</CENTER></TD><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Potential</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6></TD><TD class=c6>As he continues to improve, you'll hardly ever see him drop a pass. With more dedication, he can develop the type of speed most receivers only dream of. He'll eventually learn to block downfield but this isn't area he'll excel in. Sooner or later, the combination of speed and body control will make him a top runner at his position. </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="70%">Player Awards</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

[hoopsguy]

USC went to Arizona and handed the Wildcats their first loss, 48-28. A scan of the boxscore shows the leading rusher as J. Sims from Arizona with 101 yards. Did Tonnemaker have his first sub-100 yard game of his career? This requires a look at the box score - he didn't play! Looks like grades have taken him down, as he is suspended. USC is lucky they didn't have to face the phenom ... darn it.

Oregon went on the road and won 30-27 against Cal, our next opponent. Cal QB Victor Glover had 350 yards and 3 TDs in the loss, but struggled with his accuracy (20-43).

Here are the updated Pac 10 standings:
1. USC 4-1
2. Arizona 4-1
3. Oregon 3-1
4. Washington State 3-2
5. UCLA 3-2
6. Oregon State 2-2
7. California 1-3
8. Stanford 1-3
9. Washington 1-4
10. Arizona State 1-4

Nationally, we are down to five undefeated teams. And they hold the top five spots in the rankings:
1. LSU
2. Pitt
3. West Virginia
4. Syracuse
5. Michigan State
6. Southern Cal
7. Oklahoma
8. Arizona
9. Miami (FL)
10. Texas

Falling from the ranks of the unbeaten this week:
#8 Arizona - to the enemy
#9 Miami, 17-34 at home to #22 North Carolina
#11 Ohio State, 34-35 at home to unranked Penn State
#14 NC State, 25-29 at home to unranked Florida State

[hoopsguy]

Injuries:

QB - our trainer is recommending a rest for both QBs. I think I'm going to take my chances with Edwards, who is a little sturdier than Burford. I don't want Burford playing while hurt as he is almost a sure bet to reaggrevate an injury.

DT Burford remains out and not close to a return.

Roster Management:
OT Anthony Archie, a redshirt freshman with talent, isn't happy with his playing time as a 3rd stringer and I don't really blame him. With a suspension at OG I think we have to give Archie some minutes at this spot. He is the backup OG for both spots and may move into a starter role next week. Lets see if this placates him.

WR Bill Stablein isn't happy with being our 4th receiver. The problem is that the other guys on the roster are better than him and he has been banged up. If Voight or Jackson had been bad I would make a move, but both have done their jobs well and are younger than Bill. No more for now.

ILB Bryant Bruschi - if MLB Scott Wilson stays eligible, then this is going to continue to be an issue. I'm not sure what to do, as Bryant is showing up as higher rated than Jerry McCullough but the coordinator wants Jerry (JR, 3 year starter) in the lineup. Bruschi is a soph, so do we risk pissing him off to keep Jerry in the lineup? I'll defer until next round of grades.

[hoopsguy]

We are 11 point road favorites heading to Cal. We remember Victor Glover well from last year, but he doesn't seem to be quite the same guy without his go-to All-American wideout. He has thrown for a lot of yards (2259, or more than 300 per game) but has a 13-12 TD-INT ratio and is only completing 54% of his passes. All that adds up to a rating of 136.1. Not bad at all, but not a guy who was early entry material last year. Still, he torched us last year so we will come in with a healthy respect for his game.

WR Cleo Barlow is his new favorite target. Barlow is getting over 100 yards per game but has only found the end zone once.

Their secondary has all kinds of talent. Both corners were top 20 guys in their class coming out of high school. Both are juniors now and grade out very well according to our scouts. SS Thurman Odofile is another talented performer who is leading the team in tackles.

We would be well served to run the ball and keep Edwards healthy. I don't want to be behind in this game with Moorehead or Fazande having to throw against this secondary.

[hoopsguy]

3 and out for the Golden Bears on the opening drive.
Bowens makes a man miss on the punt and takes it upfield for a 36 yard gain before being tackled by the punter. We start at the Cal 35.

We drive inside the 10, but can't sustain the running game in close quarters.
McMullen kicks a 27 yard field goal, 3-0 with 9:38 to play in the quarter.

Another 3 and out for Cal. Better punt + coverage that time.

On 3rd and 10 we hand off to Brown, who is tripped up but stays on his feet for an 11 yard gain. There is a flag on the play - unnecessary roughness on Brown? For what, getting tackled too hard? Punt.

3 and out for Cal, defense is very stingy so far.
They pin us on our 8 with the punt.

We pick up a tripping penalty - our OLine and DBacks must be the dirtiest units in the game.
We have to punt, 3 and out.

Another 3 and out. Glover is 0-6 at this point.
But Cal forces a fumble on the punt, recovering at our 27.

Glover is now 0-7 with an interception. J.R. Jackson made a great break on a screen pass and returned it 36 yards to the Cal 30.

3 and out - Edwards is not doing much while playing through his injury.
McMullen is on for a 43 yard field goal attempt - wide right.
But we catch a BIG break as Cal was offsides. 1st down.
3 more plays of meh, and this time it is a 37 yard attempt. Wide left.
McMullen is now officially back on the shit list. I feel like I've been pretty patient this year, but this is brutal.

3 and out for Cal, although Glover gets his first completion of the day.

Holding wipes out a first down.
On 3rd and 20 Brewer makes a fingertip grab for a 32 yard pickup.
Edwards connects with Jackson for 19, into what could be considered field goal range.
Brown runs it in from 2 yards out. 10-0, 8:25 left in the half.
Good drive for Edwards after a slow start.

Cal picks up a first down - first of the game.
But only one before punting.

We punt after three plays.

The Cal passing game finally gets going on this drive.
But we knock out WR Cleo Barlow on a running play.
The drive stops at our 28, but results in 3 points thanks to a 46 yard field goal. 10-3, 1:14 left in the half.

3 and out, ending with a sack.

3 straight incomplete passes and they are forced to punt.
Glover is now 4-18 for 48 yards and an INT.
We get a big return, Bowens takes it back 42 yard to the Cal 43 yard line. 0:10 left in the half to make something happen.

Nope - halftime.

Halftime Notes:
Defense is really setting the tone, only surrendering 3 first downs and shutting down the passing game, but Cal is still in the game.
Offense is pretty spotty, haven't been able to establish ground game yet, although Brown does have 13 carries for 53 yards.

We go deep on 3rd and 3, but Jackson drops the pass. Punt.

Defense comes up with another interception, this time it is Greg Moore.

3 and out - not good execution by the offense.

3 and out for Golden Bears, who move backwards on that drive. ILB Scott Wilson had a sack.

Brown is having less success in 2nd half than first.
Jackson makes 11 yard catch on 3rd and 9.
We pick up a couple of more 3rd and shorts, moving into scoring territory.
Drive stalls on the 28, here comes McMullen.
Short from 46 yards. Not like we needed those points, jagoff.
But Cal again is across the line early.
McMullen hits from 41, 13-3, 3:07 left in the quarter.

Cal comes our running, which is good for one first down.
But that just seems to aggrevate the D, as they crush the next two runs for -5 yards.
Glover completes his 5th pass of the day, for 17 yards, to pick up a long 3rd down.
We lose FS Greg Moore on a screen pass - out for the duration.
Cal has to punt. Glover is now 6 of 25.
Punt pins us on our 6.

Brown for 10.
Jackson for 21. Not near the end zone anymore.
We complete another pass to Jackson for 8 on 3rd and 9. Ball is at the Cal 40, 11:54 left in the game. What to do?
I wouldn't have passed the ball, but we do. 9 yard pickup to Voight.
Another 3rd down pickup, this time to Stablein.
Brown is stopped on 3rd and 2 at the 11 for no gain.
We go for it again, but there is a bad QB-RB exchange. Drive over.

Glover immediately picks up 24 yards to his TE Bob Johnson.
He completes a 3rd and 10 for 19, into Bruin territory.
Bad drop on 3rd and 8. They punt from our 45.

On 3rd and 8 Edwards commits his first turnover of the game on a deep ball.
For all intents and purposes that was a punt. No major harm done.

Again WR Ken Lewis drops a pass on 3rd and 8. Punt, but Cal is running out of time. 3:12 to go now.

Brown runs hard and effectively to eat up the clock.
He also gets his 100 yards on his 27th carry.
McMullen is called in to attempt a 52 yard field goal, which he misses.
Another bad clock management decision.

DT Farmer levels Glover on a sack.
A second sack, this one by DE Ronald Smith.
4th and 24, Glover buys time and fires downfield for a 29 yard pickup.
They are at midfield with 0:49 to play.
Sack for FS Jerry Brock.
Lewis, who had two drops earlier, now makes a one-handed grab for 25 yards.
Glover is stringing together garbage time completions.
They don't add any points. 12-41 is still horrible, Victor.

Great game for the defense. That is four straight wins after an 0-2 start in conference play.

[hoopsguy]

USC wins again, 42-35 at home against Oregon State. But they are not nearly as scary as last year. The defense seems pretty vulnerable ... am I wrong for looking forward to playing them this year? But we still have Stanford to get through before that game.

Our offense wasn't very good, only collecting 344 yards. But we held them to 207.

We held Glover to 12-41 for 177 yards and 2 picks. Plus we dropped him 4 times. I love it. The freshmen on defense have really made a statement with their play this year.

Tough day at the office for Derrick today, but he still finishes with 30 carries for 112 yards and a TD. He knows how to get his numbers week in and week out.

McMullen embarrassed himself out there today. His 2/4 line doesn't show the two missed field goals that came back on penalties.

Our individual defensive stats rarely jump off the page, as the tackles are evenly split most games. No individual dominators, but a good group. Nice work by our DC Liddiard.

[hoopsguy]

Nothing new on the injury front - Edwards will still be in the lineup at less than 100% because Burford is still fragile (nose - deviated septum???).

In other news, two of the Big East undefeateds met and #4 Syracuse won 20-17 at #3 West Virginia. They flip-flop spots in the poll, but it isn't enough to pass #2 Pittsburgh. That will settle itself out soon enough - West Virginia and Pitt meet next week.

Michigan State also sees their undefeated season go down in flames. 62-14 at Purdue. The Boilermakers are unranked with a 5-4 mark, but also embarrassed ND earlier in the year 61-17. Weird team.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 11 point favorites at Palo Alto. We have a lot of respect for their RB Eddie Treu. I have no interest seeing him against next season; I'll pack his bags if he goes pro. Their QB play hasn't been anything to write home about, but they do have a nice 1-2 punch at WR in Mark Jordan and Mike Pointer. Both are returning starters from last year. The defense doesn't seem too intimidating. Their OLBs are solid. Jay Ferguson is leading the team in sacks and Kimo Moorehead is a 4th year starter.

[hoopsguy]

We stop Stanford from advancing the opening drive into field goal range, despite 31 yards for Treu.

Pickup of 19 to Voight on 3rd and 12.
OT Lonie Smith is hurt on a screen pass inside the 20. Doesn't look like he will be back.
Edwards throws a 5 yard TD pass to Jackson on 3rd down. Nice opening drive, mixing run and pass. Brown got 38 yards on the ground. 7-0, 6:09 left in quarter.

Treu goes for 25 on the first carry of this drive.
Horn connect with Pointer for 51 yards on the second - TD. 7-7, 4:55 left in the quarter.

Edwards and Brewer combine for a 27 yard gain - Brewer earned the last 6 with a stiff-arm.
We are hit with a tripping penalty. 1st and 25.
Punt.

The Stanford offense looks good, with QB Michael Horn being better than advertised so far.
A holding call against the Cardinal takes a 54 yard bomb off the books.
They punt.
Bowens takes a short punt all the way back to the Stanford 22.

Edwards thinks he has another 5 yard TD pass to Ben Jackson, but it is ruled out of bounds just shy of the line.
Brown plunges in for the score. 14-7, 12:57 left in the half.

Stanford runs the kick out to the 43.
3 and out, losing 7 yards in the process.

Brown runs for 13 on 3rd and 10.
But we punt 3 plays later.
Bad punt, Stanford ball at their 45.

We are on our way to another 3 and out when the ref calls a defensive holding after an incomplete give-up pass.
The defense is not deterred. They proceed to force a 4th and 12. Punt.

We are forced to punt after an illegal motion call nullifies a first down.

3 and out. The defense has really shut down Stanford this quarter.

Holding penalty - up to 5 in the first half now.
We have to punt again - we are not moving the chains either.

Another 3 and out. We burned all of our timeouts to get the ball back. Guess our defensive coordinator has tremendous faith in his unit.

Nothing on the punt return, end of half.

Halftime Notes:
Both teams really were shut down in 2nd quarter of that game.
No turnovers yet.
Penalties are once again slowing us down - somehow we have to get better in this area.

Brown runs the kick out to the 43.
OG Luis Jones is out with an injury - bad spot for us, no depth there.
3 and out. Argh.

It took 2:45 to get our first flag of 2nd half, offsides gives them a 1st down.
Horn takes a shot deep, but Moore is there to pick it off.
On 3rd and 8 Edwards connects with Jackson for 7. Edwards is down on the play and gets up slowly. Looks like we'll have another QB for the rest of this one.
4th and 1 at the Cardinal 44.
Rattay, short yardage QB, throws a 7 yard bullet to Voight. Good hands, first down.
Brown follows his blockers for 18 yards, almost to 100 now.
Moorehead can't pick up 3rd and 5, enter the kicker.
Good from 32. But there is a defensive holding call.
We take the points off the board and start inside the ten.
Brown finishes the drive from 1 yard out. 21-7, 7:20 left in 3rd quarter.

We had about almost 2 straight quarters of bottling up Treu after his fast start, but that span is over now. 56 yards, he steps out at the 21 yard line. 13 carries for 112 yards now with 21 minutes still to play.
WR Mark Jordan gets his first catch of the day, good for 2 yards, inside the 10.
Stanford has 4th and goal at the 1.
We stuff them on the goal line, tackle by CB McCallister.

We get out to the 17 before having to punt.
They take over at the 50.

FS Moore is hurt on a screen, 2nd game recently where he has been knocked out.
They drive is halted on the 34, but Stanford gets a 52 yard field goal. Plenty of leg, 21-10 at the end of 3.

3 straight carries for Brown. 2 yards. Punt.
We strip the ball on the return and regain possession at the 50.
3 and out again. Is this actually 6 and out? Punt.

Stanford doesn't do any better, and they punt it back.

Kimo Moorehead has a lot of tackles today.
A 3rd down pass is picked off. Stanford ball at their 42.

Stanford WR Mike Pointer leaves with a knee injury. He has 2/3 of their receiving yards on the day (65 of 98).
4th and 4 - punt.

Clock is becoming an enemy to Stanford, as we are under 7 minutes.
We throw away a screen pass on 3rd and 1. A run would have been a nice selection there, I think. Punt.

Treu gains 8 on 3rd and 6, now has 149 yards on 19 carries.
Horn hits Jordan for a 36 yard TD pass. 21-16, and 21-18 after a 2 point conversion. 3:35 to play.

We are stopped on 3rd down, but get another chance on an offsides call against the defense. But for the 2nd time in 4 snaps there is a botched handoff. Punt.

Stanford takes over at their 26 with 1:40 to play and all of their timeouts.
3 straight incompletions. Horn is now 9-28.
9-29 after another incompletion on 4th and 10.

This handoff thing is evidently really hard, as we butcher another one.
4th and 4 from the 20. 38 yard field goal is good. 24-18, 0:31 to play.

Kickoff coverage is good, Stanford ball at their 17.
Three more plays for Stanford, but they don't advance past the 17, let alone threaten. Game over.

[hoopsguy]

USC is getting their game face on for our matchup. And Arizona State pays the price: 73-6 final.

Oregon and Arizona also pick up wins, so we have a tight race in the conference and all four teams are positioning for the playoffs. More on that next post.

Our pass defense has really been amazing the last two games. We are not surrendering a very high completion percentage at all. On the downside, we are penalty-prone and give up 1-2 big plays per game but I still like what these guys are doing this year.

The offense only had 304 yards, which is pretty piss-poor. Without a lot of turnovers that isn't going to get the job done when USC comes calling in three weeks. We will take advantage of that break to see if we can get healthy.

Brown had 33 carries for 119 yards - defenses are really ganging up on him lately. But another 2 TDs brings him to 14 on the year. I'm guessing he is among the league leaders in yards and TDs. He already has a career high for TDs and could pass his mark of 1433 yards with a big game against USC (needs 130 to tie). Also, he has cut his fumbles down.

Greg Brewer fumbled twice in this game. Glad that is out of his system (it had better be).

0 sacks this game is a bit of a concern, but I'll assume we were dropping extra men in coverage.

[hoopsguy]

Pac 10 Standings:
1. Southern Cal 6-1
2. Oregon 5-1
3. Arizona 5-1
4. UCLA 5-2
5. Oregon State 3-3
6. Washington State 3-3
7. Arizona State 1-5
8. California 1-5
9. Washington 1-5
10. Stanford 1-5

National Rankings:
1. LSU 10-0
2. Pitt 9-1 despite losing at home, 28-31 to #3 Syracuse
3. Syracuse 10-0
4. Southern Cal 9-1
5. Miami 8-1
6. West Virginia 8-1
7. Oklahoma 8-1
8. Texas 8-1
9. Arizona 8-1
10. UCLA 8-2
11. Oregon 8-1

I don't think we have wiggle room to lose to USC and still make the 16 team playoff.


Time to see what grades look like.
ILB Scott Wilson
OG James McAddley

Brutal to not get James back again - I can't believe this is good for his development.
Wilson is expected, and it frees up some playing time for Bruschi. No big deal on that one.

We have two off weeks to watch some football and work on fundamentals (like a proper handoff) before Trojan Week begins.

[hoopsguy]

Week 12:
Washington State wins at home 17-16 against Arizona. Looks like their RB is still suspended - sad. Someone is in for a surprise in a bowl game.

Stanford wins 34-16 at Oregon State. OSU is the only conference team we don't play this year. Treu had 153 yards in the game.

Oregon rolled over ASU 41-17, good road win.

Cal won 30-12 at Washington. Glover was 25-32 for 395 yards and 3 TDs.

[hoopsguy]

Awards nominations are out. I'll use the same format as last year, but include guys from Pitt (on schedule last year, not this year) since we played them recently and they are a Top 5 team this year.

QB: Eric Williams (WSU)
HB: Derrick Brown (UCLA), Kimo King (PITT), Eddie Treu (STAN)
WR: Willie Morris (WSU), Bill Phillips (USC), Andre Wilkerson (WSU)
TE: Scottie Peterson (STAN)
OLine: OT Brent Davenport (PITT), OT Ed Robinson (STAN)
DLine: DE Paul Hebron (WSU), DT Tim Mili (WASH), DT Damien Tate (ASU)
LB: None
DB: CB Marques Herring (ARI), CB Derek Stewart (USC)
K: Morgan Bacon (Pitt)
P: Tremayne Frisch (OSU), Pete Terry (WASH)
Return: William Blades (WSU), Bob Cercone (ARI)
POY: Derrick Brown (UCLA), Kimo King (PITT), Eric Williams (WSU)
DPOY: DT Tim Mili (WASH), DT Damien Tate (ASU)
COY: Jessie Finneran (ORE), Julius Ladd (ARI), Freddie Keaton (PITT), Chris Prewitt (UCLA), Monte Simmons (USC)


I'm pumped that Derrick is a finalist for Player of the Year! And a little surprised by how many Washington State guys are on the list for a team that is hovering around .500

[hoopsguy]

Top 10 after 13 weeks:
1. LSU (11-0)
2. Pittsburgh (10-1)
3. Syracuse (11-0) - SOS of 110 helps explain this, I think although they beat #2 Pitt on the road
4. Miami (FL) (10-1)
5. USC (9-1)
6. Oklahoma (9-1)
7. Texas (9-1)
8. Oregon (9-1)
9. West Virginia (9-2)
10. UCLA (8-2)
11. Arizona (8-2)

So we are securely into the playoffs and almost assured of our Top 25 performance for the year. A win against USC would be great for expectations and allow us into the playoffs. No pressure ...


Injuries:
OG Luis Jones is in bad shape with torn cartilage issues in his left ankle. We aren't going to be able to play him. We are going to be lining up tackles at the guard spots today.

DT Jared Burford - I had allowed myself to hope he might be back for this game but no chance. Torn ACL is not something that you play through.

[hoopsguy]

Interesting, USC is a two point favorite at the Rose Bowl. Spread makes sense in light of records/stats but I suspect they are still considerably more talented than us.

We currently possess the top-rated defense in the land, surrendering only 300.2 yards per game. The offense still checks in at #14 despite our QB problems. With Burford and Edwards healthy today we may be able to approach that level of performance.

That is due, in part, to USC having the #66 defense in the nation. It was much worse before their shellacking of ASU. There are no issues with their offense, however. #6 in the nation.


OFFENSE:
Ken Gurode is listed as the starter, although it isn't clear who gets the snaps between him and LaShaun Sharpe. Both are seniors and both are very good.

I can't take any responsibility for the USC halfbacks, as both were brought in since I left. SO Solomon VanWagner is the starter. He was the #2 RB in his class and #10 overall. He sat the bench last year behind Vereb and Neil, but still collected 444 yards in spot duty. In his first year as a starter he has run for 1216 yards and 10 TDs. Big back (230), durable (98), with acceleration to tie for (99). He is backed up by FR Jerry King. King toyed with the idea of playing for UCLA before inking on with his childhood team. Also the #2 back in his class, he was #4 overall. He has run for 760 yards as a backup - much more than Dawson has seen in our attack.

The WR ranks have been devastated by graduation. The only guy left that we inked is Bill Phillips. His patience during his first two years has been rewarded, as the Trojan QBs rely heavily on him. 60 catches, 948 yards, 8 TDs. I'm not sure he is good enough to go pro, but I would be just fine if he decided to go that route. They also have a good group of TEs.

The offensive line is anchored by SR Andre Gilbert. 4 year starter, one of the best in college football. These guys are not dominant, but they are probably as good as anyone we've seen on our schedule.


DEFENSE:
I see a lot of talent here, but it hasn't matured just yet. The current starters are holdovers from my regime. JR DT Marc Burks is a two year startrer. He had 10 sacks last year but his numbers have fallen off this season. DE Andre Hendricks is a four year starter who is consistent but not dominant.

The linebackers have a rock in SR Dave Thomas (not the hamburger guy). He has started the last two seasons and looks like a guy who will go late 1st/early 2nd. Great tackler (99), good coverage skills (88), the guy is a chameleon who will fit into any scheme. All of their starters can run like the win and deliver a pop.

The secondary has fallen on hard times. CB Derek Stewart has had a great year with 7 interceptions and the ability to take a ball back (2 TDs) but he doesn't have much help. Sr Mike Peek is a 3 year starter but hasn't lived up to his hype coming in. Safety Joe Williams is another guy that hasn't been able to take the next step and at SS it appears they are running auditions even now.

[hoopsguy]

100,089 pack the Rose Bowl for today's game. Our first 100k + crowd and the team is pumped.

We have some early success running the ball. Gannon Dawson bursts for 14 and it is followed up by a 25 yard gain for FB LaShon Toomer.
Welcome to the rivalry, Gannon Dawson! 37 yard TD run! Our offensive line just manhandled them on the opening drive. 7-0, 12:47 to play in quarter.

LaShaun Sharpe is the QB today - damn, I am convinced he is the better player at the position. 11 yard completion to Phillips to start the game.
Defensive holding call, our defense is starting early.
Sharpe throws a 52 yard TD pass to WR Lucas. We recruited him this year, but were surprised when he signed with USC as guys in the 200's weren't even sniffing that institution when we ran the ship. But Sharpe makes everyone look good and the receiving corps is pretty thin in Trojan country. 7-7, 10:46 left in the quarter.

USC puts the kickoff out of bounds. Starting at the 40.
Brown runs for 8, but puts the ball on the ground after a big hit from DE Hendricks. C Nick Moore recovers.
The run defense is much better this time around, they stop us on 3 plays. Punt.

USC is running student body left all over us. Gains of 10, 9, and 12.
We bust through the line to sack Sharpe and the ball is loose! Recovered by the Trojans.
They aren't able to recover to get a 1st and have to punt from our 44.

What can Gannon Dawson do for an encore after his first drive? How about break a TD run that is twice as long? 80 yards does the trick. 3 carries, 131 yards, and 2 TDs in less than ten minutes! 14-7, 5:21 to play in the quarter.

3 and out for the Trojans. Punt.

We lose C Nick Moore (forearm) for the game on the first play of this drive. He has been our most effective lineman all year - hate to see that.
3 and out, we punt on 4th and 1.
So far we have attempted 11 runs and 1 pass.

FS Greg Moore jumps the snap count and levels RB Soloman VanWagner in the backfield on 3rd and 2 from our 44.
USC goes for it on 4th and 3. Sharpe picks it up, throwing a dart even as he was hit.
Another injury at a key spot. DT Jack Farmer is knocked from the game with a jaw injury.
Jerry King runs it in from 8 yards out to tie the score. 14-14, 12:48 left in the half.

Edwards to Brewer for 22 yards to start this drive. First completion of the day on 2nd attempt. Brewer added about 10 yard after the catch on that play; he is shifty.
Brown picks up 3 on a 3rd and 8, but the refs rule that there was a facemask violation. USC is not happy with that call.
Neither is OLB Russ Parker, who sacks Edwards on the next play, jarring the ball loose. We recover.
Brown gets six yards back, but there is a penalty against us. Since it is 3rd down USC declines. McMullen will attempt a 51 yard field goal.
Final home game of his career, the crowd is waiting to boo the hell out of him on a miss. But that isn't going to happen. 17-14, 9:40 left in the half.

They get their boos in on the kickoff, which is badly shanked. Trojans start at the 40.
10 for VanWagner.
26 on a Sharpe to Phillips pass.
14 more, again to Phillips. They are making it look very easy against our highly regarded D. 1st and goal at the 10.
Sharpe goes out of the game clutching his elbow after a running play is stuffed. The line on him, assuming he isn't back, is 9-14 for 157 yards and 1 TD.
Gurode throws a TD on his first play of this drive, 3rd and goal from the 9. Lucas is the recipient. Both teams have true freshman with multiple TD games. 21-17, 7:30 left in the half.

Brown starts to get untracked on the next drive, getting positive yards on 3 straight carries.
Mike Voight makes 2 big catches, combining for 40 yards, to move the ball to the USC 26.
10 more for Voight, who is leveled by CB Derrick Stewart on that one.
We run Brown on 3rd and 15, kind of a give-up play. McMullen is out for a 35 yard attempt. Good. 21-20 USC, 2:48 left in the half.

Stewrart makes a couple of moves on the return before being reeled in at the 47.
We force a 3 and out, even after a 9 yard gain on 1st down.
And it is nasty for UCLA - downed at the 3 yard line.

3 passes move the chains, but we are not going to put points on the board before the half.

Halftime Notes:
I'm very happy we knocked out their QB, even though the backup is a stud as well. Hopefully there is a significant drop-off at this position for them next year.
Pretty even game, no turnovers. Both teams are moving the ball on offense.
USC is going to continue to make big plays. We'll need 40 points to win this one.

Bill Phillips is a tough cover. 18 yards, he now has 5 catches for 74 yards.
OLB Adrian Kyle whiffs in the backfield on RB VanWagner and we stand around watching him run for 20 yards to our 36.
We force a 4th and 3 at our 29. They convert a 47 yard field goal. 24-20, 11:38 left in 3rd.

A holding call brings back a first down pass to Brewer.
Ben Jackson gets his first catch of the game, good enough to get those 10 yards back.
Edwards finds Jackson again, for 11 yards on a very nice throw into a tight spot against the sideline.
Edwards fires a strike on a deep crossing route to Brewer, good for 27.
FB Hagood Morris picks up 2 on a 3rd and 1. Great call.
Edwards and Jackson are clicking. Another sideline pass, this time for 20 yards down to the 4.
Brown takes the handoff and swerves way east before turning it up north. He dives for the pylon .... TOUCHDOWN! 27-24, 7:03 left in the 3rd.

Derek Stewart is a menace. USC abused us on special teams last year and is again putting a lot of pressure on our coverage team. Out to the 45 this time.
Crap, we are whistled for roughing the passer after a 3rd down overthrow/miscommunication. We can't give them extra shots ...
Gurode hits VanWagner on a screen pass for 19 yards, down to our 5.
And Jerry King takes it in on the next play. 31-27 USC, 3:25 to play in 3rd.

Edwards completes a pass on the run (!!! that never happens!) to Bill Stablein for 18 yards. Edwards is getting most of the snaps today - I know that I would prefer it was Burford, but Edwards has played well.
A reverse by Brewer loses 7 yards.
And we run a draw on 3rd and 7. Brown gets the 7; we are very pleased by the spot.
Burford is in for 3rd and 6, and he fires a strike to Brewer for 10 yards.
Edwards connects again with Jackson for 17 yards. Ben has been very busy in the 2nd half, as he now has 7 catches for 82 yards.
Add 13 more yards and a TD to those numbers, courtesy of Harold Edwards. 34-31 UCLA, 13:55 to play.

We get a stop after only one first down. Gurode just isn't as good as Sharpe. 4-12 for 48 yards so far. This is yet another guy who torched us last year who isn't quite as scary the 2nd time around.
A 57 yard punt, with no return, sticks up back on the 12.

We are quickly set down on three plays and have to punt.
60 yarder, touche. 54 net.

Gurode is incomplete on 3 straight attempts. Punt. Down to 8 1/2 minutes.

Oh, crap! ILB Dave Thomas comes out of nowhere to intercept a pass and he runs it back 66 yards for paydirt. 38-34 USC, 7:17 left. First turnover of the game - was fearing something like that for most of the 2nd half.

Edwards joins in on the fun, throwing an interception on 3rd and 10. USC ball on our 21.
3 plays, no first down, defense is trying to keep us in this one.
Laird hits a 33 yard field goal, 41-34 USC. This is their biggest lead of the day. 3:47 to play.

Good runback by Brown, out to the USC 45.
3rd and 3, Edwards finds Brewer for first down yardage. CB Stewart converges and brings some serious thunder, but Gary holds on! First down at the 23, 2:38 to go.
3 incomplete passes bring up 4th and 10. Field goal or go for it with 1:45 to play and all 3 timeouts?
Burford is in for the play, he is forced out of the pocket and goes down hard. DE Matt Bennett with the sack. Probably is the ballgame.

3 runs for VanWagner, no first down. But the refs and their flags mess this up. Offsides, now 3rd and 3. VanWagner is tripped, but stays on his feet to pick up the first down. Game over.

41-34, we gave them a war but victory is not yet ours in year 2.

[hoopsguy]

We played toe-to-toe with USC for 53 minutes, but couldn't make plays in the last 1/2 quarter. The momentum really swung with the 2 INTs and we never forced a turnover the whole game.

We had a golden opportunity with Sharpe out. Gurode finished 5-16 for 54 yards and 1 TD.

Ben Jackson continued his strong maturation this year. 8 catches for 95 yards and a TD. If Brewer leaves early I think Ben will be ready to be a legit #1 receiver next year.

We had 100 more yards of offense than USC and were over 50% on 3rd down conversions.

Of course we had more penalties (7-90) but that isn't why we lost this game.

Backup center Knight allowed a pair of sacks. The regular starters did a nice job in pass blocking.

SS Taz Simms had perhaps his best game of the year. 5 solos, 1 assist, a sack, a pass defended, and a forced fumble.

I'm having a hard time getting fired up for a bowl game right now. We are #13 in the Grey Dog rating, so just maybe we can sneak into the playoffs.

[hoopsguy]

Season Awards are in, Pac 10 (plus our other foes)guys listed for All-Americans.
1st Team All-Americans:
RB Kimo King (PITT) 1,600 yards, 5.88 ypc, 20 TDs
WR Willie Morris (WSU) 58 rec, 1080 yards, 12 TDs
OT Brent Davenprt (PITT) 30 rblk, 27 pan, 1 sa
DT Tim Mili (WASH) 32 tackles, 12 sacks, 1 stf, 0 INT
OPOY QB Levon Ferguson (Ohio State) 2,698 yards, 32-6 TD/INT 744 ru
DPOY LB Rick Aybar (WVU) 111 tackles, 10 sacks, 13 stf, 2 INT (note, he was only 2nd team All-American - go figure)
COY Freddie Keaton (PITT)

2nd Team All-Americans
DT Damien Tate (ARI) 30 tackles, 9 sacks, 3 stf, 0 INT
CB Derek Stewart (USC) 28 tackles, 1 sack, 13 pd, 8 INT
P Tremayne Frisch (OSU) 43.3, 38.1 net, 57 lg, 26 in20

3rd Team All-Americans
DE Paul Hebron (WSU) 33 tackles, 7 sacks, 8 stf, 0 INT



Pac 10 1st Team:
HB Derrick Brown 1,381 yards, 4.83 ypc, 18 TDs
C Nick Moore 27 rblk, 11 pan, 4 sa
K Ron McMullen 21-34 FG, 40-40 XP, 59 lg
FS Greg Moore 49 tackles, 0 sacks, 5 pd, 6 INT
OPOY Derrick Brown
FOY Floyd Tonnemaker 1,141 yards, 6.3 ypc, 10 TDs
COY Monte Simmonds (USC)

Pac 10 Second Team:
None

Pac 10 Third Team:
DT Jared Burford 6 tackles, 5 sacks, 1 stf, 0 INT


I'm happy for Brown getting conference POY, but was hoping he could sneak in as an All-American. I'm a little disappointed that we didn't have more recognition on the conference teams, but the individual stats are not terribly strong. The defense was an ensemble performance all year long.

[hoopsguy]

End of season rankings:
1. LSU (12-0) - one of two unbeaten teams
2. Pittsburgh (10-1) - lame that they are ahead of Syracuse
3. Syracuse (11-0) - SOS of 112 is a joke, worse than Miami (OH) last year
4. Texas (11-1) - last years runner up
5. USC (10-1) - last years champ
6. Miami (FL) (10-1)
7. Oregon (10-1) - beat USC, at least two Pac 10 teams in the playoffs
8. West Virginia (9-2) - lost to both Big East teams ahead of them
9. Oklahoma (9-2) - how do you have SOS 96 in Big 12?
10. Auburn (9-2) - I've got nothing

Playoff seeds do not include us.
#1 LSU vs #16 Louisiana-Lafayette
#2 Pittsburgh vs #15 San Jose State
#3 Texas vs #14 Marshall
#4 Syracuse vs #13 Texas Christian
#5 Southern Cal vs #12 Western Michigan
#6 Miami (FL) vs #11 North Carolina
#7 Oregon vs #10 Minnesota
#8 West Virginia vs #9 Oklahoma


We are headed to a bowl game to face Penn State during Week 19. Tough opponent, think they have a monster at tailback ...

[hoopsguy]

LSU -23 vs Louisiana-Lafayette
Pitt -17 vs San Jose State
Syracuse -19 vs Texas Christian
Texas -21 vs Marshall
Southern Cal -20 vs Western Michigan
Miami (FL) -8 vs North Carolina - first one that could be a game, UNC has some good wins this year
Oregon -7 vs Minnesota - don't like Pac 10 team to cover this number
West Virginia +14 vs Oklahoma - big spread goes against seeds



Results:
LSU 50-6
Pitt 31-10
Syracuse 34-13
Texas 48-13
USC 58-3
Miami (FL) 37-20
Oregon 37-16 - big win for Pac 10, two teams in final 8!
Oklahoma 48-30 - only lower seed to win, and they were 14 point favorite

[hoopsguy]

Playoff spreads:
#1 LSU -2 vs #9 Oklahoma
#2 Pitt +5 vs #7 Oregon - wow, this surprises me a little bit
#4 Texas -1 vs #6 Miami (FL)
#3 Syracuse +5 vs #5 USC - this does not surprise me much

Bowls - Pac 10:
#20 Arizona (8-3) +11 vs Kansas State (6-5, NR)
#13 UCLA (8-3) -5 vs Penn State (6-5, NR) - thought they had better record than this
Washington St (6-5) -13 vs Boise St (6-5)



Injuries:
Everyone except DT Burford is cleared to play today.

[hoopsguy]

Penn State SR RB Chris Robertson is a pretty scary player. Four year starter in Happy Valley, ran for 2K yards in his freshman and junior years (13 games each season). The 1678 he has through 11 games would be the worst total of his career - that will hold up as long as he doesn't go for 149 yards against us. 67 TDs in 49 games. Hell, I'll just paste his player card so anyone reading along can gawk at his numbers. No idea why this guy would stay around for his senior year. 99 running and 99 endurance. At 246 pounds he is out of the Christian Okoye mold.

Decent talent on the rest of the offense, but not a lot of gamebreakers at the skill positions. One of the better offensive lines that I have seen - better than the usual Pac 10 fare.

We feel like we can do some things against this defense, but there are a couple of guys we would prefer to avoid. ILB Bill Manoa is one such player. Another four year starter, he has compiled about 300 tackles over his career. And SS Tracy Gordon is yet another talented senior who has started since day 1. Man, they are going to miss this class. 334 tackles and 14 INTs over the career for Tracy.

Their units rank #57 (offense) and #42. The highlighted matchup is Penn State QB Mark Slutzker versus our #1 ranked pass D. Mark is hitting 56% of his passes on the year for over 2200 yards and has a 16-10 TD/INT ratio.

[hoopsguy]

Holding on the first play of the game - guess the postseason is just like the regular season.
Run, run, sack, punt from deep in our territory.
They start at their 46.

PSU goes for it on 4th and 3 at our 47 and Slutzker picks up a first down with a completion to the stud RB.
Slutzker is moving the ball effectively through the air. 4-6 for 37 yards.
A screen pass to Robertson goes for a TD, from the 3. 7-0, 8:37 left in the quarter.

Three and out. And another note - 2 yard passes do not qualify as "nice gains". Punt.

The Nittany Lions have to punt it away after only one first down by RB Robertson.

We get our initial first down on a screen pass to Brown.
But we aren't getting much at all on 1st and 2nd down, setting up tough 3rd down conversions.
We punt from our 42 and put Penn State back on the 5.

Slutzker hits WR Terrance Rogers for a 34 yard gain as he comes back on a post pattern to help out his QB. Slutzker is now 9-11 for 89 yards. We can't have this if we are going to win this game. Their RB is a given, the QB was not supposed to be.

DE Ronald Smith picks up a sack, our 2nd of the day, to set up a 3rd and 24 for PSU.
How about a defensive holding penalty? 1st down, Penn State.
We force a fumble on a crossing pattern and LB Bryant Bruschi dives on the ball. We take over at our 38. LB Hank Swilling forced the fumble.

Back to back completions to Mike Voight move us into Penn State territory.
Edwards gives up a sack, forcing 3rd and 15. Then gives up another sack, although pin the 2nd one on the line. Punt.
19 yards of offense in 19 minutes. Not good.

Penn State picks up a pair of first downs on the ground, then Slutzker starts working the short passing game again. So far they have completed six passes to HB Robertson.
We give up 16 to Robertson on a 3rd and 11 - bad, bad, bad.
Slutzker to TE Sanders from 4 yards out, 14-0 with 5:32 left in the half.

Brown runs the kickoff out to the 47 yard line. Time to wake up the offense.
Another sack of Edwards.
Brown runs for 25 on 3rd and 11, bailing out our QBs.
Back to back 3 yard losses on the ground set up 3rd and 16, we make 10 of it back on a completion to Brewer.
McMullen kicks a 43 yard field goal. 14-3, 1:59 left in the half.

And Penn State runs back our kick, 90 yards on the play. 21-3, 1:39 left in the half.

OG Luis Jones is injured on a screen pass.
A holding penalty moves us back.
3rd and 24, good news is there isn't much time left in the half.
3 yard loss, and punt. This half can't end soon enough.

Halftime Notes:
Well, our offense has 55 yards and their QB is completing 80% of their passes.
Their monster tailback is right on pace to get his 145 yards or whatever he needs to avoid his worst season ever with only 1800 yards on the ground.
Good thing our kickoff coverage team is playing well - er, um ... there is nothing that went well in the first 30 minutes.

Slutzker moves to 16-20 for 164 yards with a 28 yard gain to start the 2nd half, into Bruin territory.
Robertson punches it in from the 4. 27-3 after a missed extra point. 2nd year in a row our seniors have gone out with a wimper.

J.R. Jackson returns the kick out to the 47.
Edwards picks up a 3rd and 9 with a 12 yard completion to Brewer.
Penn State SS Tracy Gordon is really disrupting our running game.
We are forced to attempt a 47 yard field goal and it is short.

We force a 3 and out, momentarily disrupting the clinic that is the Penn State offense.

We run one crazy deep hook pattern for WR Ben Jackson, who holds onto the ball despite being leveled by SS Tracy Gordon. 47 yard gain, down to the 13.
Brown gains 5 on 3rd and 4. First and goal.
Toomer runs it in, TD. Two point conversion to Brewer, 27-11, 3:08 left in quarter.

Another three and out for Penn State, but the punt is a monster and leaves us at our 5.

We punt after failing to successfully pitch the ball to our fullback on 3rd and 6.

3 and out, the defense appears to be getting an attitude since the opening drive of the 2nd half.

Brown picks up 19 over 2 carries.
Edwards completes a pass to Jackson for 12.
On 3rd and 10 Brown follows his blockers for 10 on a draw play.
But the drive dies at that point, and McMullen is on for a 39 yard field goal. Good, 27-14, 9:23 to play.

3 and out for Penn State - defense is trying to keep this interesting.
So is return man Rulon Bowens, who takes the punt 36 yards all the way to the Penn State 19.

Edwards just misses a diving Brewer in the end zone.
Jackson can't hold onto a pass into heavy coverage.
McMullen kicks a 33 yard field goal. 27-17, 6:12 left and we are leaving chances to take field goals. Not enough time left for that, in my opinion.

Robertson goes over the 100 yard mark on his 25th carry of the day.
But Penn State only picks up one first down before punting. Still, under 4 to play.
Bowens fumbles the punt. Game over.
They punt again, but clock is down to 2 minutes now. And we are back at the 9.

It takes us four plays to get a first down, and half of our remaining time.
Four more plays to get another first down.
Interception as a receiver falls down, and the clock mercifully runs out.

[hoopsguy]

We only allowed 318 yards to Penn State - that should put us in position to win games, not be getting waxed like we were most of the day.

Burford goes out 10-24 for 82 yards with an INT. We won't miss him very much at all. Hopefully Edwards can work on getting rid of the ball for next season, as well as increasing his ability to make big plays.

Brown had 82 yards on 19 carries.

Jackson had 98 yards on 7 catches - he has turned into a very good possession receiver.

We let their QB have way too much success early, but hard to be overly critical of what we accomplished defensively this year. I believe we will finish #1 in terms of yards allowed. And moving from 5-7 to 8-4 is a nice step to take in Year 2.

We are only losing 5 seniors. I'm not sure that any non-seniors besides Brown should be going pro. Brewer is talented, but he hasn't put up great numbers the last two years. I don't think there is anyone on the D. But perhaps I'll be surpised.



Onto the other bowl games and playoffs:

Arizona 37-34 over Kanasas State - Tonnemaker runs for 125 yards and 2 TDs

Washington State 30-27 over Boise State - Williams throws for 3 TDs


Playoffs:
#9 Oklahoma 36
#1 LSU 35

#2 Pittsburgh 41
#7 Oregon 38

#6 Miami (FL) 51
#4 Texas 16

#5 USC 38
#3 Syracuse 32

So the Trojans are still alive. They had a TE go for 3TDs in the win - Hill, don't recall him at all. Someone please finish them off.

Congrats to Oregon on a very strong season.

[hoopsguy]

[hoopsguy]

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class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>at Brigham Young</TD><TD class=c3>W 62-6</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>Boise State</TD><TD class=c3>W 20-10</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>Air Force</TD><TD class=c3>W 41-17</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>at #20 Arizona</TD><TD class=c3>L 13-10</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>OPEN</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>Wash State</TD><TD class=c3>L 38-33</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>Arizona State</TD><TD class=c3>W 47-23</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>at #7 Oregon</TD><TD class=c3>W 31-24</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>Washington</TD><TD class=c3>W 40-34</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>at California</TD><TD class=c3>W 13-3</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>at Stanford</TD><TD class=c3>W 24-18</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>OPEN</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>OPEN</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>#5 Southern Cal</TD><TD class=c3>L 41-34</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>OPEN</TD><TD class=c3>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="50%"><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=5><CENTER>Pacific Ten Standings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>TEAM</TD><TD class=c7>W-L</TD><TD class=c7>CONF W-L</TD><TD class=c7>PF</TD><TD class=c7>PA</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Oregon</TD><TD class=c3>11-2</TD><TD class=c3>7-1</TD><TD class=c3>390</TD><TD class=c3>237</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Southern Cal</TD><TD class=c3>12-1</TD><TD class=c3>7-1</TD><TD class=c3>548</TD><TD class=c3>300</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Arizona</TD><TD class=c3>9-3</TD><TD class=c3>5-3</TD><TD class=c3>357</TD><TD class=c3>235</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>California-LA</TD><TD class=c3>8-4</TD><TD class=c3>5-3</TD><TD class=c3>372</TD><TD class=c3>254</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Wash State</TD><TD class=c3>7-5</TD><TD class=c3>5-3</TD><TD class=c3>371</TD><TD class=c3>298</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>California</TD><TD class=c3>5-6</TD><TD class=c3>3-5</TD><TD class=c3>256</TD><TD class=c3>259</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Oregon State</TD><TD class=c3>5-6</TD><TD class=c3>3-5</TD><TD class=c3>278</TD><TD class=c3>289</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Arizona State</TD><TD class=c3>5-6</TD><TD class=c3>2-6</TD><TD class=c3>267</TD><TD class=c3>306</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Stanford</TD><TD class=c3>5-6</TD><TD class=c3>2-6</TD><TD class=c3>283</TD><TD class=c3>291</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Washington</TD><TD class=c3>4-7</TD><TD class=c3>1-7</TD><TD class=c3>252</TD><TD class=c3>270</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="50%"><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=4><CENTER>Team Injury Report</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>INJURY</TD><TD class=c7>STATUS</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>DT</TD><TD class=c6>Jared Burford (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26760.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>Knee (Torn ACL)</TD><TD class=c3>Ques(0-2)</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="50%"><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=3><CENTER>Team Stats</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7>OFFENSE</TD><TD class=c7>DEFENSE</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Total Yards/Game</TD><TD class=c3>442.8</TD><TD class=c3>307.0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Rushing Yards/Game</TD><TD class=c3>172.8</TD><TD class=c3>115.2</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>Passing Yards/Game</TD><TD class=c3>269.9</TD><TD class=c3>191.8</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

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<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard height=80 cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD width=60 rowSpan=3></TD><TD class=c2 colSpan=6><CENTER>Ben Jackson, Wide Receiver</CENTER></TD><TD class=c5 rowSpan=2><CENTER>UCLA</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7 width=130>Current/Potential</TD><TD class=c6 width=75><CENTER>REC</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=70><CENTER>REC Y</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=70><CENTER>YPC</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=50><CENTER>LNG</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6 width=50><CENTER>TD</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>4.0/5.0</TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>78</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>876</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>11.2</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>49</CENTER></TD><TD class=c6><CENTER>2</CENTER></TD><TD class=c7>California-LA Brown Bears</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Attributes</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Morale:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>Content</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Height:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>5-11</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Weight:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>172</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Ideal Wt:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>179</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Jersey:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>81</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Age:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>21</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Year:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>So</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Status:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>OK</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Energy:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>0</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>HS Ranking:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>#37</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Pos Ranking:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>#1 WR</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Position Ratings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Hands:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>79</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Route Running:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>95</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Running:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>31</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Run Block:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>2</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Punt Return:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>68</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Kick Return:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>36</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Durability:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>78</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Endurance:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>57</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Athletic Ratings</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Arm Strength:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>10</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Acceleration:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>78</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Agility:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>82</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Speed:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>72</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Strength:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>23</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Jumping:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>58</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Instincts:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>88</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Aggressiveness:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>40</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Discipline:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>96</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Intelligence:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>64</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Work Ethic:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>55</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD align=middle width="25%"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=150><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=2><CENTER>Personal Bests</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Receptions:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>8</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Receiving yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>115</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Longest catch:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>57</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Rushing Yards:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>14</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6>Touchdowns:</TD><TD class=c3><CENTER>1</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6><TD class=c3><CENTER>

</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Game Logs</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Week</TD><TD class=c7>Opp</TD><TD class=c7>Res</TD><TD class=c7>Att</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YAC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>GC</TD><TD class=c7>Drp</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7>R Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>@BYU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>89</TD><TD class=c7>14.8</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>49</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>BOI</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>79</TD><TD class=c7>9.9</TD><TD class=c7>34</TD><TD class=c7>31</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>AIRF</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>79</TD><TD class=c7>15.8</TD><TD class=c7>36</TD><TD class=c7>38</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>@ARZ</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>73</TD><TD class=c7>9.1</TD><TD class=c7>26</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>WAST</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>113</TD><TD class=c7>16.1</TD><TD class=c7>45</TD><TD class=c7>32</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>ASU</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>50</TD><TD class=c7>8.3</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>@ORE</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>41</TD><TD class=c7>10.2</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>9</TD><TD class=c7>WASH</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>65</TD><TD class=c7>8.1</TD><TD class=c7>23</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>@CAL</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>62</TD><TD class=c7>12.4</TD><TD class=c7>31</TD><TD class=c7>21</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>@STAN</TD><TD class=c7>W</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>32</TD><TD class=c7>5.3</TD><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>USC</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>11</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>95</TD><TD class=c7>11.9</TD><TD class=c7>32</TD><TD class=c7>20</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>19</TD><TD class=c7>@PAST</TD><TD class=c7>L</TD><TD class=c7>15</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>98</TD><TD class=c7>14</TD><TD class=c7>33</TD><TD class=c7>47</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>149</TD><TD class=c7>78</TD><TD class=c7>876</TD><TD class=c7>11.2</TD><TD class=c7>311</TD><TD class=c7>49</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>16</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Rushing Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Rush</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>CR</TD><TD class=c7>MH</TD><TD class=c7>Fum</TD><TD class=c7>FLost</TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>0.4</TD><TD class=c7>1.7</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2011</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>16</TD><TD class=c7>1.3</TD><TD class=c7>4.0</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>24</TD><TD class=c7>24</TD><TD class=c7>7</TD><TD class=c7>21</TD><TD class=c7>0.9</TD><TD class=c7>3.0</TD><TD class=c7>13</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>0</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=16>Receiving Statistics</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Year</TD><TD class=c7>GP</TD><TD class=c7>GS</TD><TD class=c7>Att</TD><TD class=c7>Rec</TD><TD class=c7>Yds</TD><TD class=c7>YPG</TD><TD class=c7>YPC</TD><TD class=c7>YAC</TD><TD class=c7>Lng</TD><TD class=c7>TD</TD><TD class=c7>GC</TD><TD class=c7>Drp</TD><TD class=c7>Drp%</TD><TD class=c7>IR</TD><TD class=c7></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2010</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>109</TD><TD class=c7>45</TD><TD class=c7>679</TD><TD class=c7>56.6</TD><TD class=c7>15.1</TD><TD class=c7>236</TD><TD class=c7>57</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>6</TD><TD class=c7>5.5</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>2011</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>12</TD><TD class=c7>149</TD><TD class=c7>78</TD><TD class=c7>876</TD><TD class=c7>73.0</TD><TD class=c7>11.2</TD><TD class=c7>311</TD><TD class=c7>49</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>5</TD><TD class=c7>2</TD><TD class=c7>1.3</TD><TD class=c7>1</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>Total</TD><TD class=c7>24</TD><TD class=c7>24</TD><TD class=c7>258</TD><TD class=c7>123</TD><TD class=c7>1555</TD><TD class=c7>64.8</TD><TD class=c7>12.6</TD><TD class=c7>547</TD><TD class=c7>57</TD><TD class=c7>4</TD><TD class=c7>10</TD><TD class=c7>8</TD><TD class=c7>3.1</TD><TD class=c7>3</TD><TD class=c7>-</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Scouting Report</CENTER></TD><TD class=c2 width="50%"><CENTER>Potential</CENTER></TD></TR><TR><TD class=c6></TD><TD class=c6>With more work and attention to detail, he will have hands as good as anyone in the nation. When he is able to translate his raw speed to the football field, he'll be a real burner. He'll eventually learn to block downfield but this isn't area he'll excel in. His main job is to catch the ball but he will eventually surprise people with his electrifying running. </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 width="70%">Player Awards</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

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#9 Oklahoma +1 vs #5 USC
#6 Miami (FL) -9 vs #2 Pittsburgh

Actual scores:

Oklahoma 45
USC 31

Pittsburgh 20
Miami (FL) 17

This is a heartwarming ending to all UCLA fans. The thought of USC winning back to back titles was very, very disturbing.

[hoopsguy]

Oklahoma was a 12 point favorite in the title game. Pitt played with a significant chip on their shoulder over the lack of respect they received all year.

And it didn't matter at all. 41-16 Sooners.

[hoopsguy]

Grades were a little better this year:

Team Performance: B
Talent: A
Recruiting: A
Board Expectations: A
Prestige: A
Overall: A

Prestige is at 66, which I believe represents a 2 point jump.

The budget numbers look very positive: 2,230,000, representing a jump of 190,000 from last year.

We have 44k to spend on recruiting, which seems fair given how few players are scheduled to depart.

[hoopsguy]

Miami (OH) has a new coach, just two years after posting a terrific regular season.

Purdue, Southern Miss, and SMU would all like to talk about their vacancies. Not yet, we still have much to accomplish out west.

Potential Underclassmen:
OT Montique Anderson - ORE
WR Sean Bishop - ORE (would not miss him)
RB Derrick Brown - UCLA (duh)
DE Patrick Coffman - ASU (redshirt JR-to-be)
RB Dave Darden - WASH (JR)
RB Joe Helfman - ORE
RB Kimo King - PITT (he should go, very good back who had great year)
CB Darren McIntosh - CAL
OLB Russ Parker - USC
CB Charles Siani - WASH
CB Derek Stewart - USC (please leave now)
RB Eddie Treu - STAN (another good one)

So, looks like Oregon may have some losses. And no one shocking from UCLA, which is nice.

[hoopsguy]

Staff is all sticking around, which is very good news.

I'll take a minute to praise the defensive coordinator Ben Liddiard. Check out the numbers from the D last year:

Yards allowed: #1, 307 per game
Rushing D yards: #7, 115.2 per game
Passing D yards: #2, 191.8 per game
Points: #24, 254 total

So we need to cut down on big plays and have the offensive stop putting us in bad position, but our yardage stats were just awesome. To put it in relative terms, we had a #3 defense at USC that gave up about 20 more yards per game. 307 is the lowest of any team that I've coached.

[hoopsguy]

With transfers upon us, it is time to figure out what we might need:

A quick review of the roster reveals:
P, K, QB, maybe RB, OG, maybe DE, DT

Not a ton of interest in our program, but there is a kicker from Virginia with Very High interest. Since we have no kickers on our roster, if we can't land this guy I'm not sure if we will ever get a transfer.

There is also a promising QB looking to leave Colorado with High interest. Offer extended.

Finally, an OG from Penn State with Medium interest. 3rd and final offer for now.


I'm not bothering with names because none of these guys ever sign. I'll be excited to be proven wrong.

[hoopsguy]

We lost OT Anthony Archie, who is going off to play at Miami (OH). I tried to keep all of those guys happy, but this was bound to happen with so many decent players coming in the same year at the same position.

Of course all three of our targets sign elsewhere.

[hoopsguy]

It also looks like OLB Jarvis White is departing. Which is too bad, because he would certainly have had opportunities as an upperclassman. I wonder if he would have been happier if I had redshirted him? He heads to Mississippi State.

[hoopsguy]

We will have 9 scholarships available for this class. With that few available we probably can't go "Best Available Athlete" too much.

Position by position, here is how I see the roster:

QB: Edwards gets his chance to run the team, no backups to challenge him at all in current talent or potential. Huge need area.

HB: Brown is almost a sure thing to leave, in my opinion. But Dawson will do a nice job for us this year. We have some durability worries with Dawson (49) so it would be very good to bring in a quality backup if possible.

FB: Only two on roster, one is a senior. Would be happy to add a player here as well, if possible.

WR: Six on the roster, five are upperclassmen. But no PT to be had, this will be a need position next season.

TE: Three on roster, two with talent. Not at all a need.

OT: We have four excellent players, 3 JRs and one redshirt Soph. No OT this year.

OG: Two developing talents, but there is playing time to be had as backup. Would definitely like to add one player at this position.

C: One good player, adequate backup, and dogshit senior. Would take the right center, if available.

DE: Banducci graduates after this year. Smith (JR) and Phil Patten (SO) give us some options at the position. I would be OK with a backup at this position.

DT: No depth behind our two sophs. Would like to add at least one guy here.

ILB: McCullough, who has been a standout on our defenses, may be the 4th guy at this position as other people have clearly caught up to him (including Ben Arthur!)

OLB: Stud position, four very good ones and no seniors.

CB: Three good sophs, four adequate backups. Would take a difference maker here if he had good grades - Jackson and McCallister are both pretty close to 2.0.

S: 7 on roster and we are graduating three seniors. Think this will be an area to target next season.

K: None on roster. Obvious need.

P: Senior starter, terrible backup. Need.

So, we need:
K, OG, QB, DT, HB, P, FB, C, CB, DE

That is ten positions for nine scholarships. Lets see how this plays out.

[hoopsguy]

The recruits look like a thin group for us this year, on relative terms. Only five top 100 players show up, with interest in the 8-10 range. And there isn't a single DT with any interest in us whatsoever on the initial look.

I found the impact CB with good grades that is interested in us - #3 in the nation Lawrence James out of Arizona. Last time we chased a Top 10 player from that state he signed with the state school and blew up big time. I'm hopeful we land this guy.

We are also chasing QB Quincy Greisen, a guy I mentioned during the season. Both him and James are Top 10 recruits who visit during the first week.

Week 9 signings:
OG John Perryman - should be our 3rd guard this upcoming year. #112 in his class, looks like a physically strong kid who excels in pass blocking.

DE Mark Dickerson - not a guy you build your class around, but I'm happy to have guys like this in my class. #234 in this years rankings, he wanted to stay home and was excited to sign with us. Big man, 283 pounds now, may get some reps at DT since we are thin there.

Week 10:
QB Quincy Greisen signs with USC. Terrible, terrible news for us. But they did graduate two seniors so it isn't a surprise that they would be in the running for him. Just gives us another reason to hate them.

[hoopsguy]

Week 11:
Derrick Brown is going pro. No surprise at all and we wish him the best.
One of these times I want to be surprised to have a star play stick around, but it isn't like I'm hurt too badly losing Derrick (I hope).

Others going pro:
OT Montique Anderson - ORE
RB Kimo King - PITT
OLB Russ Parker - USC
CB Derek Stewart - USC


Not many defections - Oregon must be relieved to have kept their guys.

[hoopsguy]

Week 11 recruits:
We sign our 2nd choice at QB, John Rattay. He was #77 in the country and shows a pretty mature passing game already. Our biggest concern was his grades - he is at 2.0 right now. With Edwards already being touch-and-go academically, I don't really want that to be an issue with the guy we are grooming at the position.

We also locked up a pretty solid kicker in Eric Ellis out of Utah. #117 in his class, we think he will have both leg strength and accuracy.

Week 12:
After the signings from the last couple of weeks we see some changes in interest and remove an offer to another kicker - don't need two of them on my roster at the moment.

We add FB Fred VanWagner, who is the #353 senior in the land. We hope he can be a threat in the passing game, something our current fullbacks don't do.

We lose out on stud CB Lawrence James to .... FRESNO STATE? Huh? This is not going to be a very good class for us, at least not compared to the last two.

[hoopsguy]

Week 13:
No one signs with us.

We lose out on a couple of punters we were eyeing. Every week is reinforcing that this is not a good year for us on the recruiting trail.

Week 14:
Two more signings, class is starting to fill out (meh).

OG Ron Tillman - this guy was just overjoyed to have an opportunity to play for the Bruins. He jumped at the scholarship as soon as it was offered. #634 in the nation, his grades are in order and he provides depth along the line. Only 258 now, but we think he can put on 25 pounds and hope he is a contributor as an upperclassman.

P Al Bingaman - Not our first choice for punter, but is this really a position where you gnash your teeth at getting your 3rd option? #520 in the nation, the guy will do his job for 3-4 years.

Week 15:
FS Harper Holt comes down to LA. We stopped recruiting positions a couple of weeks ago and just asked guys who had a smattering of talent if they would like a scholarship. That approach worked for Harper, who will have his work cut out finding the field this year. #274 in the nation, noted for his athleticism.

Week 16:
Another FS comes into the fold. Vaughan Kapp is #379 in the land. We never scouted him so I can't tell you what he does well.

Week 17:
Two more players leak into the class, not sure I actually had the scholarships to give them.

WR Kai Olsen and RB Adrian Sargent. I wouldn't hold my breath looking for either of these guys in the game accounts over the next two seasons.

[hoopsguy]

Recruiting Summary:
0 5 star recruits (guess we don't need them? Ugh ...)
7 4 star recruits (QB Ratty at #77 was highest)
3 3 star recruits
1 2 star recruit (RB Sargent)

Rattay looks like he has some serious potential, but is starting off raw and with a 1.86 GPA.

OG Perryman should sleepwalk into the 3rd guard position, which is reassuring.

K Ellis isn't bad coming in and has room to get better.

[hoopsguy]

Our recruiting class comes in at #34 - no complaints with the ranking.

We find ourselves as preseason #13 in the media rankings and #11 according to the coaches.

Expectations remain the same - Top 25, beat USC, and bowl game. Should be very doable.

We are projected to finish 3rd in conference. USC and Oregon are listed #1 and #2.
USC is the preseason #1 and Oregon is listed at #11. Oregon State checks in at #23.

Our school fundraising has nudged up into GOOD territory, up from AVERAGE.

Talent:
3 blue players - WRs Brewer and Jackson, and well as punter Dayne.
23 green players

I've moved to the 20 point system instead of the 5 to keep a common format with other dynasties.

With a bigger graduating class, a subpar class this time around, and a bigger budget there is no way I won't spend an extra 35K to go with the top recruiting service.

At first glance I'm not that impressed with the offseason improvement by our team. Hopefully this is a result of me looking at the 20 point scale instead of the 5 point scale. Hopefully we see improvement on the field.

[hoopsguy]

We opt to run the Vertical offense, as it is the recommended choice and the preference of our coordinator. From a personal standpoint, I could have gone a few different ways but was leery of a run-and-gun because of potential for grade issues at the WR spot.

Defensively, we'll run the 4-3. It is the preferred option of our coordinator, but I'm a little reluctant to abandon the 3-4 that was so successful last year. But we'll listen to Liddiard, whose abilities are unquestioned in my eyes.

[hoopsguy]

We ask for Fresno State at home - they took a prized recruit and I want payback.

I want a game against a Big 10 opponent - how about Indiana on the road?

We'll throw in a home-and-home request with Rutgers, as I know there are a few FOFC people who cheer hard for this school.

Only Rutgers accepts.

Backup plan - TCU at home, Northwestern on the road. Northwestern is game, but TCU declines.

Plan C - We ask Wake Forest to visit. And we get them in the opener.

[hoopsguy]

Redshirts and cuts:
QB - SO scrambler Rattay goes redshirt, we need freshman talent Rattay to see snaps as the backup option for Edwards.

HB - FR Sargent has no business holding a scholarship, but neither do some of the other backup options. Sargent dons the redshirt.

WR - What I said about Sargent goes double for Kai Olsen. And Olsen isn't a Rhodes Scholar, either. Hit the books, kid.

TE - Jason Clanton doesn't have a scholarship. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

OT - Two walkons, one is the worst player I've seen in the game (1/4). Dennis Lee, the pride of Victor Valley, CA, is out. We throw a redshirt at the other walkon, Michael Masters.

OG - cuts continue, with a JR redshirt who was just as bad as Lee above.

C - we still retain a horrible senior for depth purposes.

DE - JR Aaron Sohn doesn't have a scholarship. Which is too bad, as I was hoping to free one up when I cut him. Might have kept him around if his grades weren't crap.

DT - bad group behind the soph tandem, and grades are an issue with no one higher than 2.10. So they all stay, with hopes that some of them are eligible. Making me regret agreeing to a 4-3 defense.

ILB - Senior Willie Brooks is gone, leaving us with four talent players.

OLB - Ben Greisen is a decent walkon (5/8). We'll keep him around to cut another year.

CB - No one is horrible here, although SO (RS) Jon Steed isn't going to get much better. Still, he is a math whiz so we keep him around to tutor the other sophomores who actually play.

S - No team needs 9 guys at safety. JR Ken Roberg is an easy cut. Bad + dumb is no way to go through life, son. After that, though we have 8 talented players who all more or less have their grades in order. We redshirt the freshmen, Vaughn Knapp and Harper Holt (sounds like a soap opera name).

K - no moves to make

P - happy to finally be able to cut super-stiff Ollie Smith (2/3). I may just cut the next guy on my team named Ollie on general principles.

[hoopsguy]

Academics - 13 players on the initial list and only 90 hours to spend for the year.
We try to help out DT Jack Burford, OG James McAddley, and WR Mike Voight. The rest of the guys, including starting OLB Adrian Kyle, are going to have to fend for themselves for now.

We are listed as 23 point favorites at home for the Wake Forest game. Time to see if there has been significant improvement from last year. I'm skeptical for now, as I don't think we have enough game-breakers. And I won't really believe that until I see it in Pac 10 play or else with monster non-conference showings.

[hoopsguy]

97,817 for the home opener. Was hoping we might see a little spike from last year, but apparently not for this game.

The season starts off much like last year - holding penalty on 3rd and long to continue an opponent drive.
Their RB goes for 17, putting them right on the edge of field goal range.
CB Elijah McCallister leaves the game with a nose injury that looks like it could be serious.
DT Jack Farmer brings the pain on 3rd down, sacking the QB for a 9 yard loss and setting up a long field goal attempt. 52 yarder is good, 3-0, 11:15 to play in the quarter.

Harold Edwards completes his first attempt for 14 yards to Voight.
OT Lonie Smith leaves the game with a shoulder injury.
Edwards is sacked on 3rd and 6, knocking us out of field goal range.
We punt and leave Wake at the 6 yard line.

OLB Adrian Kyle, who is having a good game early, picks off a pass and runs it back to the 15 yard line.
An offsides penalty on Wake gives us a first down at the 5 instead of 4th and 1.
Edwards completes a TD pass to Voight. 7-3, 5:55 left in the quarter.

3 and out for Wake.

Edwards is picked on first down. He isn't impressing against a weak opponent.

The defense comes on the field in an angry mood, forcing a 4th and 21.

Edwards takes another sack - this guy is really unbelievably bad about that.
I'm very worried that our team won't take flight until we stabalize the QB position.
We have to punt, but force a fumble on the return. Recovered by UCLA, starting at the 18.

We can't pick up a first down, so we have to settle for a 29 yard field goal attempt. First of the career for Ellis - wide right!

Wake comes out moving the ball, picking up good first downs on the ground and through the air.
RB Jeff Weaver is making us look bad, 7 carries for 52 yards. Into field goal range.
4th and 1 from our 10. They kick a 28 yard field goal, 7-6, 9:58 left in the half.

Edwards had to listen to my displeasure on the sidelines during the Wake drive and he is trying to respond. 30 yard grab for Brewer, although I give the credit to the WR for making a great play to haul it in.
The backup QB also is sacked.
We punt from their 41, and stick them at the 3.

Wake is driving on us again. Back to back 20 yard passes, down to our 27.
Another defensive holding penalty - Wake inside the 20.
4th and 2 from the 9 - they take the field goal from 27. 9-7, 2:32 left in the half.

Brewer makes another play on 3rd down, beating his man and getting extra yards on a 23 yard pass.
Drive ends at the UCLA 38. Punt.

Weaver has a 24 yard run, out near midfield.
Drive ends when they fail a 4th down screen pass with less than 10 seconds remaining in the half.

Halftime Notes:
Embarrassing. Wake has outgained us by 50 yards and has had the ball for an extra five minutes. We aren't getting a consistent effort in any phase of the game.
If it wasn't for turnovers we would be getting dominated.

The Demon Deacon kicker pushes the ball out of bounds, we start at the 40.
Edwards to Jackson for 16 to start the half.
Edwards to Brewer for 25.
Edwards finds Voight in the end zone from 3 yards out. Very good drive to open the half, 13-9 after failed 2 point conversion, 13:04 left in quarter.

DT Jared Burford picks up a sack on first down.
3 and out for Wake.

J.R. Jackson returns the punt for 25 yards, up to the Wake 44.
Edwards completes a screen to RB Gannon Dawson for 19 yards, down to the 23.
Edwards to Stablein for a 7 yard TD pass. 20-9, 9:06 left in quarter.
Edwards is now 16-21 for 179 yards and 3 TDs (1 INT). He wants me to get off his back.

Wake picks up 11 on the ground on 3rd and 9 to avoid the 3 and out.
They are forced to punt from midfield.

Edwards takes another sack.
But Dawson makes it up with a 19 yard run. Perhaps he is finally starting to find a groove on the ground - 12 carries for 64 yards.
QB John Rattay picks up a 3rd down, finding Voight. Into field goal range.
We give Rattay a number of downs in a row at the controls, but that plan doesn't bear fruit when he is picked off inside the 10 yard line.

DT Jared Burford collects his 2nd sack of the day on 3rd down to force a punt.
The Wake RB Weaver had 85 yards in the first half. He has 4 in the last 17 minutes.

Edwards finds Jackson on the sideline for 20 yards.
And Rattay finishes the drive with a 9 yard TD pass to Brewer. First TD pass of his career. 27-9, 11:31 left to play.

K Ellis puts the kickoff into the stands at about the 10 yard line. Out of bounds.
3 and out for Wake. Their QB completion percentage is under 50%.

Rattay is looking pretty good this game. 19 yard pass to Jackson on 3rd and 7, he is 9-12 for 83 yards with the TD and INT.
Edwards completes a 16 yard TD pass to Jackson. 34-9, 5:01 left in the game.
Jackson now has 9 catches for 115 yards and a TD.

Wake has 34 yards in 26 minutes so far in the 2nd half.
3 and out again.

We are pounding out clock on the ground. Dawson goes over 100 yards on his 23rd carry.
7 straight runs, and attempted 46 yard field goal. No good. This new kicker sucks so far.

Burford gets his 3rd sack on a 4th down desperation play.

Very nice 2nd half on both ends of the ball after a hideous first half.

[hoopsguy]

C Nick Moore was the player of the game with 4 key run blocks and 4 pancackes.

DT Jared Burford had 3 sacks.

We only gave up 34 yards in the 2nd half. We held the ball for almost 20 minutes in the 2nd half. We had a 31-14 advantage in 1st downs.

The QBs combined to complete over 75% of their passes: 30-39 for 321 yards.

We need to cut down on sacks allowed (4) and penalties (7). Not sure that either of those are happening ...

WR Voight had 2 TD receptions. QB Harold Edwards was 21-27 for 238 yards with 4 TDs and the 1 interception.

OG Luis Jones gave up 3 of the sacks. He is benched if he allows another one next game.

K Ellis was brutal with a capital B on his field goal attempts. But we have no options ...

[hoopsguy]

We are favored by 27 in Evanston. The Wildcats lost 41-25 last week to Arizona; Tonnemaker had 22 rushes for 173 yards and 2 TDs. As a result, the NW offense is #101 in the country.

WR Corey Brady had himself a game against Arizona's secondary. 6 catches, 140 yards, and 2 TDs. We'll see if we can slow him down.

No major injuries to report. We are resting a couple of players with minor bumps and bruises.

[hoopsguy]

Jackson runs the opening kick back to the 44.
Dawson runs for 24 on his first touch, another 8 on the next carry.
4th and goal at the 1, we opt for the 3 points. Ellis gives them to us. 3-0, 10:49 left in the quarter.

QB Vinny Rasmussen test the secondary on three straight deep balls. The third one is complete for 17 yards to the TE.
He then runs an option which makes us look silly when no one covers the pitch man. 18 yards, almost a TD.
The option isn't nearly as effective the 2nd time. Punt.

One play drive. Dawson runs for 80 yards, following his blockers and gliding into the end zone. 10-0, 7:28 in the quarter.
Dawson has 120 yards on 5 carries.

Northwestern returns the kick out to the 41 yard line.
WR Brady has his first reception - and first fumble. CB McAllister levels him and the ball is picked up by ILB Scott Wilson.

The next drive took two plays. Edwards finds Brewer open downfield and hit him in stride. 47 yard TD pass. 17-0, 4:38 left in the quarter.

Early in the game RB Frank Theofiledes is the best weapon for Northwestern. He undressed McCallister with a move in the backfield and gained 19 yards. 6 carries for 54 yards.
But they have to punt from our 44.

Edwards has all kinds of time and eventually makes the defense pay by finding Ben Jackson downfield for a 48 yard gain.
OG Luis Jones, already under fire for his crappy opening game, leaves the field with an upper arm injury.
The drive ends, partly due to a sack on Edwards, with a 37 yard field goal for Ellis. 20-0, 12:34 left in the half.

A face mask penalty on McCallister gives NW a 1st down. He is a penalty magnet.
20 yard run for Frank T. powered by a big block by the fullback.
But OLB Hank Swilling ends the drive with an interception on an ugly, ugly screen pass.
Rasmussen is now 5-13 for 32 yards and a pick.

A screen to Dawson picks up 20 yards.
The Northwestern defense is delivering some big hits, but not getting stops.
Dawson runs it in from 3 yards out to finish a 14 play, 85 yard drive. 27-0, 3:40 left in the half.

ILB Scott Wilson picks off a pass, UCLA offense starts at the opposing 30.

Edwards finishes the drive with a 24 yard TD pass to Stablein after freezing the defense with a play fake. 34-0, 1:44 left in the half.
Edwards is now 11-13 for 193 yards and 2 TD passes.

TE John Jones hauls in a bomb from Rasmussen, right in front of McCallister. 45 yards on the deep ball.
Northwestern attempts to get on the board with a 57 yard field goal, but no chance. Short.

Halftime Notes:
Offense was lights out and the defense was forcing turnovers.
We even had less penalties than our opponent.
WR Brady, who torched Arizona, has 4 catches for 8 yards so far.

Theofiledes opens up the 2nd half with a 20 yard run. He now has 9 carries for 96 yards.
4th and 1 at the 49 - they punt.
We will have to start from our 7.

Edwards and Brewer are really dialed in so far this game. 14 on a 3rd and 10. Brewer now has 6 catches for 96 yards.
Northwestern is really struggling with penalties.
Edwards is sacked inside the red zone, but picks up 14 on 3rd and goal from the 16.
Ellis comes on to kick a 20 yard field goal. 37-0, 5:48 left in quarter.

Northwestern TE John Jones is looking like an All-American against us. 28 yards on his next reception, he is up to 90 yards on 3 catches.
Rasmussen tries to squeeze one in to Jones in the end zone, but CB J.R. Jackson is on it and has himself an interception.

3 and out for our offense.

Northwestern strings together a pair of first downs, by Frank T. and Johns.
SS Taz Simms has made several tackles this game.
Northwestern punts from our 46.

Edwards gets 24 yards on a screen pass, most of it picked up after the catch by TE Gene Fortunado.
We get a little sloppy with movement on the offensive line on consecutive plays and can't make up the yards. Punt.

The option again hurts us, as Theofiledes gains 26 yards.
14 yards to TE Jones - 5 catches for 110 yards now.
Sack for DT Jack Farmer on 3rd down, NW must punt.
They leave us on our 6 yard line.

Rattay avoids the rush and completes a short pass to Ben Jackson, who runs out of a tackle and is off to the races! But a shoe-string tackle brings him down at the 13 after a 64 yard gain. Another 100 yard gain for Ben.
Rattay finishes the drive with a 12 yard TD pass to Voight. 44-0, 5:08 left in the game.

21 more yards for Jones.
DE Banducci gets his first sack of the year.
The Wildcats punt on 4th and 16.

Backup HB Dwayne Baker snaps off a 31 yard run. He is up to 71 yards on 9 carries.
Dawson is closing in on 200 yards for the day. He finishes with 27 carries for 196 yards and 2 TDs.
Ellis kicks a field goal near the end of regulation. 47-0 final.

[hoopsguy]

So if you thought that Dawson had a good game, check out what Tonnemaker did to Louisville:

26 rushes
295 yards
5 touchdowns

Washington State just hammered Wake, 52-10.

Oregon State lost 17-12 to Temple, bringing shame upon our conference.


Another 30+ first down game for the Bruins. 634 yards of offense - pretty good.

C Nick Moore was again a killer, with 4 key run blocks and 2 pancakes.

SS Taz Simms had 6 solo tackles and 4 assists.

Defense allowed 321 yards while pitching a shutout. Pretty solid.

[hoopsguy]

Everyone comes back academically eligible! We must be paying off a lot of teachers.

Edwards, McCallister, and ILB Wilson are all in some trouble this time around and we devote a good number of hours to help them get their grades up.

Some team reports coming up ...

[hoopsguy]

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class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>25</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>39</TD><TD class=c3>78</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Dwayne Baker (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23640.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>201</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>24</TD><TD class=c3>RB</TD><TD class=c6>Adrian Sargent (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player28102.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-10</TD><TD class=c3>180</TD><TD 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class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>54</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>48</TD><TD class=c3>92</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>FB</TD><TD class=c6>Fred VanWagner (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player29707.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>217</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>66</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=18>Receivers</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>ACC</TD><TD class=c7>AGGR</TD><TD class=c7>AGL</TD><TD class=c7>INS</TD><TD class=c7>JMP</TD><TD class=c7>SPD</TD><TD class=c7>STR</TD><TD class=c7>DISC</TD><TD class=c7>DUR</TD><TD class=c7>EN</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Dan Campbell (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20344.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>181</TD><TD class=c3>(Jr)</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>93</TD><TD class=c3>91</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>84</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Gary Brewer (S) 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(file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player17124.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>207</TD><TD class=c3>(Sr)</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>56</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>86</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>87</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Kai Olsen (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player29593.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>183</TD><TD class=c3>(Fr)</TD><TD class=c3>43</TD><TD class=c3>59</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>47</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>42</TD><TD class=c3>81</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Bill Stablein (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20297.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>182</TD><TD class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>21</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>96</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>88</TD><TD class=c3>WR</TD><TD class=c6>Mike Voight (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23876.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-5</TD><TD class=c3>192</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>87</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>99</TD><TD class=c3>72</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>16</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>82</TD><TD class=c3>TE</TD><TD class=c6>Gene Fortunato (S) 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(file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27129.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>194</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>55</TD><TD class=c3>79</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>70</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Noland King (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player18821.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>192</TD><TD class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>50</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>31</TD><TD class=c3>57</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>49</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>95</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=18>Special teams</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>ACC</TD><TD class=c7>AGGR</TD><TD class=c7>AGL</TD><TD class=c7>INS</TD><TD class=c7>JMP</TD><TD class=c7>SPD</TD><TD class=c7>STR</TD><TD class=c7>DISC</TD><TD class=c7>DUR</TD><TD class=c7>EN</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>19</TD><TD class=c3>K</TD><TD class=c6>Eric Ellis (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player29883.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>183</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>41</TD><TD class=c3>58</TD><TD class=c3>24</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>16</TD><TD class=c3>67</TD><TD class=c3>38</TD><TD class=c3>96</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>18</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>K</TD><TD class=c6>Marion Johnson (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player29641.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>171</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>45</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>35</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>37</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>40</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>17</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>02</TD><TD class=c3>P</TD><TD class=c6>Harry Dayne (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20600.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>182</TD><TD class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>32</TD><TD class=c3>60</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>33</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>98</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>74</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>17</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>05</TD><TD class=c3>P</TD><TD class=c6>Ollie Smith (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player24021.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>194</TD><TD class=c3>Jr</TD><TD class=c3>27</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>36</TD><TD class=c3>22</TD><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>28</TD><TD class=c3>46</TD><TD class=c3>85</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>06</TD><TD class=c3>P</TD><TD class=c6>Al Bingaman (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player29882.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-3</TD><TD class=c3>195</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>31</TD><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>20</TD><TD class=c3>23</TD><TD class=c3>26</TD><TD class=c3>87</TD><TD class=c3>78</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD 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<TABLE class=main cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c8><CENTER>Off/Def Ratings</SPAN></CENTER></TD><TD class=c3 width=100><TR><TD class=c3 colSpan=3>Links: | Attributes (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85a.htm) | Depth Chart (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85dc.htm) | Off/Def Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85od.htm) | Overview (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85.htm) | Roster (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85r.htm) | Special Teams Ratings (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85st.htm) | Stats (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/reports/team85s.htm) |</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=20>Quarterbacks</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>AS</TD><TD class=c7>PA</TD><TD class=c7>PT</TD><TD class=c7>RUN</TD><TD class=c7>HND</TD><TD class=c7>RR</TD><TD class=c7>RB</TD><TD class=c7>PB</TD><TD class=c7>PR</TD><TD class=c7>POA</TD><TD class=c7>TAK</TD><TD class=c7>COV</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>QB</TD><TD class=c6>Harold Edwards (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player20598.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>188</TD><TD class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>82</TD><TD 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Jackson (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player26744.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-11</TD><TD class=c3>191</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>61</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>75</TD><TD class=c3>90</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>34</TD><TD class=c3>CB</TD><TD class=c6>Jon Steed (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player23822.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>5-9</TD><TD class=c3>192</TD><TD class=c3>(So)</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>30</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>52</TD><TD class=c3>51</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD></TR><TR><TD 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class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>63</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>68</TD><TD class=c3>65</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>29</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Taz Simms (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player27129.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-1</TD><TD class=c3>194</TD><TD class=c3>So</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>53</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>11</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>44</TD><TD class=c3>SS</TD><TD class=c6>Noland King (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player18821.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>192</TD><TD class=c3>Sr</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>62</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>12</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>77</TD><TD class=c3>69</TD><TD class=c3>10</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD align=middle width="100%" colSpan=4><TABLE class=standard cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=c2 colSpan=20>Special teams</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c7>#</TD><TD class=c7>POS</TD><TD class=c7>NAME</TD><TD class=c7>HT</TD><TD class=c7>WT</TD><TD class=c7>YR</TD><TD class=c7>AS</TD><TD class=c7>PA</TD><TD class=c7>PT</TD><TD class=c7>RUN</TD><TD class=c7>HND</TD><TD class=c7>RR</TD><TD class=c7>RB</TD><TD class=c7>PB</TD><TD class=c7>PR</TD><TD class=c7>POA</TD><TD class=c7>TAK</TD><TD class=c7>COV</TD><TD class=c7>CUR</TD><TD class=c7>POT</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>19</TD><TD class=c3>K</TD><TD class=c6>Eric Ellis (S) (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player29883.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-2</TD><TD class=c3>183</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>15</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>7</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>5</TD><TD class=c3>9</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>6</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD class=c3>18</TD></TR><TR><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>K</TD><TD class=c6>Marion Johnson (file:///D:/Program%20Files/GDS/Bowl%20Bound%20College%20Football/saves/Powerhouse/playercard/player29641.htm)</TD><TD class=c3>6-4</TD><TD class=c3>171</TD><TD class=c3>Fr</TD><TD class=c3>1</TD><TD class=c3>14</TD><TD class=c3>4</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>2</TD><TD class=c3>8</TD><TD class=c3>3</TD><TD class=c3>13</TD><TD 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[hoopsguy]

Early polls:
1. USC
2. Oklahoma
3. Texas
4. Auburn
5. Miami (FL)
6. South Bend
7. Georgia
8. Wisconsin
9. LSU
10. Oregon
11. UCLA

Other notables:
Last years runner-up Pittsburgh is #16
Stanford is #17
Washington State is #19

[hoopsguy]

We are 27 point favorites at home for Rutgers. They are 0-2 with the #107 offense in the nation. We are currently at #5/#14 for the offense/defense rankings.

Rutgers really has struggled on offense, gaining only 285.5 yards per game. The matchup to watch is WR Jacoby Walls, who has 7 catches, 94 yards, and 0 TDs in two games.

[hoopsguy]

98,995 on hand to see the Bruins today.

3 and out. Rutgers fumbled, but kept possession. Punt.

QB John Rattay looks like he is a better passer on the run than anyone we have had so far at UCLA. He connects with TE Fortunato for 27 on the first play of our drive.
Edwards to Brewer, first for 10, then for 15.
Dawson fumbles a screen pass, but we recover.
Rattay throws a 6 yard TD pass to Stablein. 7-0, 11:11 left in the quarter.

QB Gary Keith finds WR Rodney VanPelt, who stays on his feet after running through a diving defender at his feet. He picks up another 25 after the catch, finishing with 41 on the play.
Rutgers is whistled for a crackback block, setting up a 2nd and 21.
CB Elijah McCallister makes a shoestring grab of a deflected pass and is off to the races! He is slowed by the beefy forearm of an offensive lineman, but staggers on before being run down after a 46 yard return. Our ball around midfield.

Edwards goes down on a sack. 3 and out. Punt.

Banducci and fumbles just seem to go together - in a good way, since he is a defensive lineman. He forces one here, and it is recovered by DT Jack Farmer. UCLA ball at their own 44.

Edwards throws it outside to Jackson, who sheds a tackle and never looks back. 55 yard TD pass and catch. 14-0, 5:45 left in quarter.

Sack for DT Jared Burford.
But Rutgers QB Gary Keith gets the yards back with a 19 yard completion to WR Jacoby Walls.
Rutgers is gaining yards on the ground, but the passing game is very hot and cold.
One example of cold is an interception by SS Noland King on a busted screen play.
Three turnovers already for Rutgers.

Rutgers is stuffing our running game. Six carries for -1 yards. Punt after 3 plays.
Rutgers is forced to start from their 8.

Rutgers moves the chains twice, but has to punt from their half of the field.

DE Scott Hancock of Rutgers is a big part of our struggles in the running game early.
But he is nowhere to be found on a 57 yard TD by Gannon Dawson. 21-0, 10:07 left in the half.

The defense gets their 3rd interception of the game on a brutal pass by Keith. None of the turnovers have put us on a real short field, but four turnovers in 20 minutes is pretty hideous for Rutgers.

Rattay connects with Voight for 20 yards.
Edwards also gets 20 yards on a pass to Voight. This one was from the Rutgers 20. 28-0, 7:44 left in half.

3 and out for Rutgers, but at least no turnovers. Punt.

Rutgers is slapped with a roughing the passer penalty.
Edwards and Voight connect again, for 34 yards inside the 10.
Edwards finishes the drive with an 8 yard TD pass to Jackson. 35-0, 4:05 left in the half.

Rutgers RB Jerry Strong has 70 yards on 7 carries after a 17 yard pickup.
Punt - nothing after that run.

Rutgers has 6 penalties for 65 yards in the 1st half.
We have to punt from the Rutgers 42.

Rutgers gets a 28 yard run against a nickel package as time is running down in the half.


Halftime Notes:
Passing game is clicking again - Edwards is among league leaders in passer rating.
Jackson has 2 TD receptions today - think he only had two all of last year.
We've surrendered 202 yards already, but the turnovers make up for it.
When was the last time someone scored on us? Wake, near end of 1st half. So over two games of shutout defense.

We commit back-to-back holding calls to start the 2nd half, trying to make up the penalty deficit in a hurry.
But a 21 yard gain on a pass to Brewer makes up most of that yardage and we pick up the 1st down.
Punt after Edwards misses an easy pass to Jackson on 3rd down.
Rutgers will start from their 4.

Rutgers picks up one first down, but then has to punt after a pair of Keith incompletions.

3 and out for the offense.
Rutgers is once again starting inside their 10 - at the 7 this time.

Rutgers is outrushing us, despite being down 35-0.
RB Strong is near 100 yards. But they can't sustain drives. Another punt.

Dawson clears 100 yards on his 16th carry of the day.
Edwards connects with Stablein for 18 after escaping a blitzer on a 3rd and 13.
RB Dwayne Baker runs it in from 5 yards out. 42-0, 0:38 left in quarter.

Keith and Walls connect on a 26 yard pass.
4th and 1 from our 39 - sack by DE Ronald Smith.

Edwards connects with Stablein for a 60 yard TD. 49-0, 12:04 left in the game.

DE Smith gets another sack on the next drive.
OLB Travis Wilcox leaves the game complaining of pain in his lower back.
Punt.

Rattay is consistently gaining yards after the catch. 29 on this pass from Rattay.
3rd and 11 - Edwards connects with Jackson for 19. Both Jackson and Voight are over 100 yards now and Stablein has 88 yards receiving.
We punt from the Rutgers 40.
Rutgers lets it go, it is downed at the 3.

3rd and 1 and Rutgers drops the fumble.

Rattay hits Jackson on a deep pass, good for 43 yards. The offense is really rolling up numbers today in the passing game.
Ellis finally has a chance to kick a field goal and he is successful from 30 yards out. 52-0, 2:59 to play.

DE Phil Patten injures his ankle and leaves with 3 minutes left in the game.
Rutgers picks up 21 yards on 4th and 11 to keep their drive going.
The backup QB is carving us up late in the game. 34 yard completion from Brock Dunn to Willy Mantini (first catch of the day) down to the 9 with 0:47 to play.
9 yard TD pass - and the scoreless streak is over at 10 quarters. 52-6 (failed 2 point conversion - why?), 0:34 left.

[hoopsguy]

Only 28 first downs in this game. But 587 yards is very acceptable.

We ended up surrendering 391 yards, about 75 of it on that final drive. Hard to be displeased with a defense that had 10 shutout quarters, but I didn't want to give it away at the end of that game.

They did finish outrushing us 149-142. Dawson had 117 yards on 26 carries, but we could stand to tighten up the run defense a little bit. Too many 10-25 yard runs ...

Jackson is off to a monster start this year. 8 catches for 157 yards and 2 TDs today. So far he has 21 catches for 394 yards and 3 TDs on the season. Maybe he wants to leave after this year with Brewer and Stablein ...

Edwards was 17-26 for 290 yards. 4 TDs, 0 INTs. His passer rating is 199.6. No way that holds up againt good competition, but I'll settle for him being a good QB on the year.

C Nick Moore - 2 key run blocks, 2 pancakes.

DE Ronald Smith had 4 tackles, 1 assist, 2 sacks and 2 STFs.

[hoopsguy]

It was Arizona's turn to damage our conference honor, as they lost at home to Illinois. 27-20, despite 117 yards from Tonnemaker.

Arizona State also has a monster at tailback - Bob Lee is a name that will come up again. He has rushed for 195 and 174 games in the first two games of the season. I think he was a transfer. Hope he leaves after the season.

USC beat Northwestern 50-17. Frigging Quincy Greisen went 30-38 for 357 yards and 2 TDs.

[hoopsguy]

We were off in Week 4, so we had the opportunity to watch some Pac 10 action:

Remember last year when I said that USC was lucky they didn't have to face Tonnemaker? He had 24 rushes for 147 yards against them this year as Arizona stunned the Trojans with a 20-16 win.

Oregon went on the road against Arizona State and survived 143 yards from Bob Lee to pick up a 38-24 win.

The pollsters love what we have done in non-conference play. Here are the newest rankings heading into our Pac 10 opener:

1. Oklahoma
2. Auburn
3. UCLA
4. Oregon
5. Texas
6. Miami (FL)
7. Wisconsin
8. Notre Dame
9. Syracuse
10. LSU - highest ranked one-loss team

We get #23 Oregon State next.

[hoopsguy]

We are listed as 10 point home favorites for #23 Oregon State. The Beavers have a record of 3-1, with their one loss coming to Temple in Week 2. They won 31-10 in their conference home opener against Washington.

Their offense has been explosive so far this year (except against Temple), running up 530 yards per game - good for 6th in the nation. Defensively, they have been stingy and are ranked 10th in yards allowed, with just around 300 per game. We, in comparison, are #3/#14.

We know the faces on offense. SR QB Lamar Horner is a 3 year starter. He is completing almost 2/3 of his passes this year and has 7 TDs to go with 6 INTs. The WR tandem of Bright and Buttone have been together since I've taken over UCLA. Buttone is a four year starter who is having a monster season. 30 catches for 476 yards and 4 TDs so far. LT Bill Banks already has 12 pancakes.

Defensively, they are led by transfer MLB Eric Johnson. He has 32 tackles and 6 stuffs on the year. But across the board this is a prety competent defense. They look like they might be building something good in Corville this year.

[hoopsguy]

100,089 pack the Rose Bowl for this showdown between ranked teams. It is exciting to see this kind of crowd.

Edwards is sacked on 2nd down, but it is waved off by a defensive holding call.
We are really trying to establish Dawson early. The game starts off with 5 carries for him, as well as a pass to him. And the strategy is working, as we are moving down the field.
Edwards ends the drive with a 29 yard TD pass to Brewer off a play fake - something that he has done well so far this season. 7-0, 10:33 left in quarter.

DT Jared Burford sacks Horner on the 2nd play and the ball is loose. SS Taz Simms scoops it up and runs it in from 15 yards out. 14-0, 9:25 left in quarter.

The defense isn't messing around to start this game. ILB Scott Wilson pops the halfback and forces another fumble. CB J.R. Jackson recovers, giving the offense the ball at the OSU 37.

Edwards is sacked inside the 20.
We can't get those yards back, so Ellis comes in for a 37 yard field goal. Good. 17-0, 5:08 left in quarter.

Unreal - Burford forces another fumble on the first play of the next OSU drive. That is 3 fumbles in five plays. J.R. Jackson has his second recovery of the day and he is on the move with this one. 37 yard return, down to the OSU 13.

Edwards puts the ball in the back of the end zone for Mike Voight to haul in. 11 yard TD pass. 24-0, 3:18 to go in the quarter.

3 and out for OSU, who has to punt from their 15.
Their stud punter helps them out with field position, netting 50 yards on the punt.

Sack on Edwards, and we aren't getting those yards back. Punt.

Another OSU turnover, as ILB Jerry McCullough comes up with an errant pass. We'll start on the OSU 30. What a disastrous first 15 minutes for the Beavers.

We can't finish that drive, as we bog down inside the 20. Ellis nails a 30 yarder. 27-0, 12:24 left in the half.

3 and out for Oregon State. They still don't have a first down.

Dawson gets 24 yards on a run.
Stablein leaves the game with an undisclosed injury.
We are stopped a midfield. Punt.

It took 32 minutes, but OSU gets a first down.
15 yard pass to Buttone and they are up near the 50.
Horner finds Bright for 7 on a 3rd and 5.
But the drive dies on our 41. Punt.

Sack by the defense, we are forced to go 3 and out.

4th and 2 at the 48 with under 2 minutes in the half. OSU punts.

OSU is sustaining some injuries in the secondary.
Rattay connects with Jackson for 35 yards with less than a minute left in the half. Ball at the OSU 24 with 0:37 remaining.
Rattay then finds our 5th receiver Dan Brown wide open. Brown walks it in. 24 yard TD pass. 34-0, 0:25 left in the half.

Halftime Notes:
Game could not be going any better. 3 first downs and 80 yards for an experienced offense. Our offense has been taking what the defense gives them.

OSU isn't exactly sparkling on their first drive of the half. They go 3 and out, punting from their 4.
Punter Tremayne Frisch pushes us way back. He is headed for another All-Conference team selection, maybe AA if he keeps playing like this.

Edwards is sacked again at the OSU 40 on 1st down.
Dawson goes over 100 yards on his 20th carry.
We punt from their 38.

Horner is picked off on the first pass by J.R. Jackson (monster game for him). Offense starts at the OSU 42.

The Beavers defense yields nothing. Punt from their 43.

DE Ronald Smith just kills Horner, who somehow holds onto the ball.
3 and out.

Edwards bides his time before coming back to Brewer on a screen pass. It looks like it is going to be stuffed, but Brewer hits the "B" button on the first defender and then hurdles another man. Look out, he is off to the races! The SS finally hauls him in at the 4 yard line. 45 yard gain.
Edwards completes a 4 yard TD pass to Jackson. 41-0, 4:56 left in the quarter.

Another 3 and out for Oregon State. Horner is 4-17 for 39 yards and 2 picks.

OSU gets their 5th sack of the day on Edwards.
Jackson gets freaky on the defense on a deep ball, contoring his body to fall backwards and make a grab while parallel to the ground looking back at the QB. 38 yards on the pass, 100 yards receiving on the day.
4th and 1 at the OSU 35. Rattay is in, completes an 8 yard pass to Voight. We should have punted there - a little classless.
The refs agree and slap a 15 yard tripping penalty on us the next down.
Ellis hits a 41 yard field goal, 44-0, 14:02 left in the game.

Horner get a 17 yard completion to Buttone on 3rd and 14.
FS Greg Moore leaves the game with an elbow injury. Don't want that to be a serious one ...
Next play, Horner finds Buttone in the end zone. 26 yard TD pass. 44-7, 11:32 left in the game.

Defense gets a big stop on 3rd and 1. We punt from the 49.

Buttone is getting his numbers late. Another 15 yard reception.
Horner is knocked out of the game for a play. His backup comes in and throws one up into traffic. The receiver has his hands on it, but the ball flies into the air and Elijah McAllister ends up with the ball and some running room. About 90 yards of running room. 51-7, 6:09 left in the game.

DE Phil Patten get a sack on 1st down.
We are whistled for defensive holding on an incomplete pass on 3rd and 23. McCallister.
But OSU moves it no further. Punt.

3 and out. Punt.

Another OSU punt. Frisch must be weary from all the kicking he has done today.

Ellis kicks a 49 yard field goal. 54-7, 0:34 left in the game.

Buttone runs the kick back to the 47.
4 and out. All in all, this may be the finest defensive performance I've seen.

[hoopsguy]

USC is now 2-2 after a 38-37 loss in Pullman to Washington State. 4 TD passes for Williams. I love it. OK, onto the box score from the Oregon State game.

Despite piling on 54 points the offense was not as crisp. We had only 23 first downs and 420 yards. We surrendered five sacks. These are all nits when the game went as well as it did, but there is definitely room for improvement on that side of the ball.

The defense forced 6 turnovers and held a good team to 226 yards. Only 53 yards rushing. Two defensive touchdowns. At this point I'm worried they are peaking too soon.

Four touchdown passes to four different receivers. Another 100 yard game for Jackson. Another 100 yard rushing game for Dawson.

4 key run blocks for Nick Moore, but he allowed a sack.

2 sacks allowed by freshman OG Perryman.

Defensive touchdowns for McCallister and Simms.

DT Jared Burford had a nice line: 3 solo tackles, 1 assist, 1 stuff, 1 hurry, 2 forced fumbles.

[hoopsguy]

And we seem to have impressed the pollsters with the win:

1. UCLA
2. Oregon - wow, 2 Pac 10 teams atop the polls.
3. Miami (FL)
4. Wisconsin
5. Texas
6. Syracuse
7. LSU - still top-ranked one loss team
8. Clemson
9. Notre Dame
10. Washington State

Others:
Defending champ Oklahoma fell to #11 after losing 31-34 @ Nebraska.

Last years runner-up Pittsburgh is still undefeated and ranked #16.

2-2 Southern Cal is #25 in the nation.


We are ranked #1 and USC is hanging on the very edge of the Top 25 as I hit my 2,000th post at FOFC. This makes me happy.

[muns]

congrats on both hoops- please keep the reading coming, enjoying the ride so far

[hoopsguy]

Things were going way, way too well. Each of the players I sent to study hall came back suspended.

QB Harold Edwards
ILB Scott Wilson
CB Elijah McAllister

So we will have a freshman QB taking the majority of the snaps.

Here is the upcoming schedule:
@ California
@ Washington
OPEN
#10 Washington State
#2 Oregon
@ Arizona

Hopefully we have Edwards back for the stretch of games after the bye week.

[hoopsguy]

Thanks, muns. It is awfully fun to record the events when they go as well as the last few games. Glad that you are having fun keeping up with the Bruins.

[hoopsguy]

Injuries:
WR Bill Stablein has a pretty disgusting toe infection that will leave him sidelined today.

OLB Travis Wilcox missed last week with a strained lower back and we'll leave him in street clothes again today.

FS Keith Thomas has missed two weeks with a clavicle fracture. He is getting better and I'm going to play him because ...

FS Greg Moore has sustained an elbow fracture and probably needs some time to recover.

So, combine these with the academic issues and we have definitely taken a hit going into the next game.

[hoopsguy]

We are 21 point favorites heading to Cal. I haven't recommended taking the points against us yet this year, but with a freshman QB on the road that might be the smart play.

Cal is 2-2 after getting undressed by Oregon last week. The star of the offense is WR Cleo Barlow. This sophomore stud almost hit 1,000 yards last year and is on pace to eclipse that number this year. 28 catches for 355 yards and 3 TDs in 4 games. Defensively, the strength remains the secondary led by SR Jonathan McElroy. He is a four year starter who has defended 15+ passes in each of his first 3 seasons.

We have better talent than these guys. It just needs to translate with the juggled depth chart.

[hoopsguy]

We start on the 44 after Cal picks up a "piling on" penalty on the opening kick.
On 4th and 3 the offense stays on the field. QB John Rattay connects with Gary Brewer for a 13 yard pickup down the middle of the field.
Two plays later he finds Ben Jackson open and lays out a very pretty 30 yard TD pass. 7-0, 12:48 left in the quarter.

J.R. Jackson picks off the 2nd pass of the day by the Cal QB Pope.

We have a nice mix of run and pass on the next drive. Rattay picks up 3rd and 6 with a pass to WR Dan Campbell.
A screen pass for a TD is called back on a holding.
4th and goal at the 3 and Ellis comes in to kick a 21 yard field goal. 10-0, 6:14 left in the quarter.

Barlow goes up for a high pass, but can't hold onto it after being stuck by a Bruin defender. But Rulon Bowens is able to hold onto the loose ball. Interception. Jessie Pope is now 2-4 with 2 completions to each team.

False start and a sack push us back.
We make up most of the yards, but still have to punt after 3 plays.

Jared Burford leaves the game with a nose injury. That is one position where we have no depth so we hate to see injuries there. Plus he is having a great year so far.
Cal is whistled for offensive pass interference on a completion to Barlow.
They are forced to punt.

QB Derrick Fazande is making the most out of his playing time, completing his first 3 passes.
C Nick Moore picks up a holding call.
On 3rd and 19 Rattay finds TE T.J. Thomas all alone behind the Cal secondary. 41 yards - touchdown! 17-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Ellis is getting touchbacks on a good number of his kickoffs so far this year.

Cal has to punt from near midfield.
J.R. Jackson gains 31 yards on the return.

3 and out, as Rattay is sacked on 3rd down. Punt.

Cal punts on a 4th and 1 from the 50.

Gannon Dawson is chugging away, up to 52 yards on 10 carries.
We pick up an offensive pass interference call on 1st down.
A sack on 2nd down sets up 3rd and 35.
No problem, Rattay finds Jackson, who loses his defender with a shuffle step, and runs for 46 before finally being hauled in by the CB from the other side of the field (McElroy).
18 to Brewer on 3rd and 10, nice play both both QB and receiver.
Dawson runs it in for a TD from 9 yards out. 14 play, 86 yard drive. 24-0, 2:38 left in the half.

Barlow takes the kick back to the 41.
3 and out - only 4 first downs so far this game and less than 100 yards.

RB Dawson injured his thumb on a pass route and looks like he will miss the second half of this game. Hope it isn't too serious - we had some durability questions with him going into the year and there is a drop-off in talent at this position.
Rattay to Voight for 21 yards; he has 5 receptions already.
We attempt a 49 yard field goal with 0:09 on the clock, but Cal blocks it.

Halftime Notes:
Rattay is 15-20 for 239 yards and 2 TDs. He looks just great.
Two injuries in the half that we hope are not serious - Burford and Dawson.
The defense is just lights out so far this year.

Barlow returns the 2nd half kickoff out to the 43.
RB Chad Chatman, who had 8 carries for 14 yards in the first half, dashes for 28 yards on his first carry of the 2nd half. It appears that Cal's coach got them fired up with a rousing halftime speech!
They have 3 first downs on this drive setting up a first and goal.
Barlow is in the end zone on a 2 yard reception. 24-6 after a failed two point conversion. 11:42 left in the quarter.

We punt after 3 plays - the drive was derailed by a holding penalty.

Cal is really moving the ball so far in the 2nd half. They already have more yards and first downs in 7 minutes than they did the entire 1st half.
This drive dies on the 38 and they have to punt.

QB Derrick Fazande throws an interception; he was duped by CB Darren McIntosh. Cal ball at our 14.

3 and out, with DE Ronald Smith and SS Taz Simms making tackles for losses. Cal gets a 32 yard field goal. 24-9, 4:49 left in the quarter.

RB Jimmy Bacon gets hammered at the end of a big run and CB McIntosh is there to recover the fumble. Good thing the run was over 30 yards or the Golden Bears would be setting up in our territory once again.

A defensive holding penalty against SS Noland King gives Cal a first down in our territory.
RB Chatman picks up 19 on the ground on a 3rd and 11.
They run it in from 1 yard out. And get a 2 point conversion. 24-17, end of 3.
What a miserable 3rd quarter for us.

Rattay and Voight connect for 23 on a 3rd and 8. Voight loves to straight-arm CBs.
Gain of 20 to Ben Jackson on a great catch on 3rd and 6.
We thought we had a big gainer to Brewer, but the refs ruled he was not able to get a foot in bounds.
An uncharacteristic drop by Jackson.
A facemask penalty on Cal gives us 5 more yards to try a 48 yard field goal.
E-squared is wide left on the attempt.

3 and out for Cal, thanks to a 3rd down drop.

3 and out for us, nothing approaching a good play.

Another 3 and out for Cal, down around 8 minutes left to play now.

CB Darren McIntosh comes up with his 3rd turnover of the game as he intercepts a screen pass. Cal ball at our 34.

4th and 4 for Cal from our 28. They get a 46 yard field goal. 24-20, 5:04 to play.
Nice work by the defense to limit the damage.

We come out running. Baker and Toomer with back-to-back first down runs.
Then Baker finds a lane on a cutback and has a huge gainer before he is tracked down by a defensive lineman who pops the ball loose! TE T.J. Thomas dives on the ball and we have a first down at the Cal 24.
3 more runs and we have to try a field goal. Ellis misses again, this time from 43 yards.
Clutch kicking just like his predecessor.

Pope completes a pass to WR Dean Vaughn for 28 yards, up to our 41. 1:11 left in the game.
And Pope throws a TD pass to his TE from 35 yards out! Cal has come back from 24 points down against the #1 rated defense. The crowd is going absolutely crazy! 27-24 with 0:50 left in the game.

Jackson returns the kick to the 30. 0:43 left and all 3 timeouts.
Incomplete.
Incomplete. Rattay is 3-9 in the 2nd half.
Fazande completes a 7 yard pass to Brewer. Timeout. 4th and 3, 0:21 left.
Fazande completes a 15 yard pass to Voight. Timeout. 0:12 to play, ball at their 48.
Ratty to Voight for 9, timeout. 0:04 on the clock.
57 yard field goal or bomb?
57 yard field goal is short. Ellis is the goat of this game but he has plenty of company.

[hoopsguy]

USC hammers #9 Notre Dame 38-7.

There were a couple of monster rushing performances by Pac 10 backs.
- Eddie Treu had 31 rushes for 239 yards and a pair of TDs as Stanford went to Washington and came home with a 38-25 win.
- Lee on ASU had 27 carries for 249 yards and a TD in a 27-26 win at Navy.

Time to look at the stats from this gutwrenching loss.

The offense just fell apart in the 2nd half. Three turnovers and another fumble that we recovered in only ten minutes of possession.
We outgained Cal 535-294 on the day.
Two field goals in the 40-49 yard range botched by Ellis that could have given us some kind of cushion. And it turns out we could have used that field goal that was blocked at the end of the first half.
The defense gave up a pair of long passes while trying to protect a four point lead late.

We couldn't get the ball to Jackson in the 2nd half. Their CB McElroy just dominated the final 30 minutes.

Mike Voight had 8 catches for 93 yards.

C Nick Moore had 3 key run blocks and 3 pancakes, but allowed a sack and had a holding penalty.
OT Yale Givens had 3 pancakes. He is very good pass blocker but struggles in the run game.

DE Ronald Smith was very tough on this day. 5 tackles, 2 stuffs, 3 hurries.

I thought the Washington State loss sucked last year, but this one is probably worse.

[hoopsguy]

C Nick Moore has a fractured thumb and will miss this week.

DT Jared Septum needs corrective surgery for his broken nose and will not be suiting up for the next game.

FS Greg Moore needs one more week for his fractured elbow.

Washington is next.