TCY: Richard Stockton College Div-I football 2003 [Archive]

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01-25-2003, 03:33 PM

Staff NewsShannon Cortez was hired as the new Offensive Coordinator. Due to my house rules, I can not change my offense schome, so Run and Shoot it stays.Shannon Cortez Age: 41 Play Calling: Decent Injury Avoidance: Very Good Rehabilitation: Pretty Good Congeniality: Terrific --- QB: Decent RB: Terrific Rec: Good OL: Decent K : Very Good Current Offense: Run and Shoot Experience: 0 yearsHe also hired a new Defensive CoordinatorBrock Cazares Age: 28 Play Calling: Terrific Injury Avoidance: Good Rehabilitation: Fair Congeniality: Poor --- DL: Lousy LB: Fair DB: ExcellentMUCH better than last year.

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01-25-2003, 03:33 PM

<pre>2003 Richard Stockton Schedule Rival: Rutgers Stadium Capacity: 66,600 Season Tickets Sold: 34,600 Week Opponent Result Attendance Weather Television 1 at Toledo 2 at Central Florida 3 NAVY 4 at Arizona $$5 at West Virginia $$7 (20) VIRGINIA TECH $$9 (4) MIAMI OF FLORIDA $$10 at (37) Pittsburgh $$11 at (24) Boston College $$12 (22) SYRACUSE $$13 at Rutgers 14 at Kaneohe Home Games in ALL CAPS $$-Conference Games, ##-League Championship Games, **-Post-Season Games </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:34 PM

A Look Back 2002 (http://dynamic2.gamespy.com/~fof/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4602) <pre>Year Record Post Rank 2002 3-9 No 99 (before Bowl games) </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:34 PM

The Freshman Class of 2003<pre> Kelly, Mercury 18 QB Fr 7 54 Murray, Herman 24 RB Fr 1 6 Haight, Dan 21 FB Fr 9 37 Earls, Stan 89 TE Fr 29 53 Noll, Grady 7 WR Fr 20 62 Elliott, Sammie 81 WR Fr 17 42 Filbert, Darrin 4 WR Fr 19 29 Rives, Rico 87 WR Fr 14 67 Eden, Tyrus 58 C Fr 10 10 Coyle, Kenny 17 P Fr 7 7 Mozart, Earl 5 P Fr 27 44 Hansen, Marco 16 K Fr 0 3 Bates, Troy 77 DE Fr 26 58 Horn, Darryl 57 ILB Fr 17 61 Freeman, Korey 43 ILB Fr 11 75 Frederick, Ken 94 OLB Fr 11 80 Yoder, Stanley 51 OLB Fr 7 7 Finley, Stanley 25 CB Fr 19 80 Pravato, Dexter 22 S Fr 24 31 </pre> <LI>Mercury Kelly - Will start one day, but is not the future of our team. <LI>Herman Murray - Will probably never play. <LI>Dan Daight - Will probably never play either, based on my system. <LI>Stan Earls - Future starting TE. <LI>Grady Noll - Future starting WR for sure. <LI>Sammie Elliott - A big letdown, to be honest. He's not as great as I hoped, but he will probably be a great backup to Noll and Rives. <LI>Darrin Filbert - Not a great future for this guy. With Rives, Noll and Elliott at backup, he probably won't get much playing time. <LI>Rico Rives - A player that coded blue to us is the best WR we got, despite two Blue-Chip (red) recruits. Future starter. <LI>Tyrus Eden - Tackling dummy. <LI>Kenny Coyle - A very bad punter. <LI>Earl Mozart - A future good punter. <LI>Marco Hanson - Damn...disappointed here. <LI>Troy Bates - All my good DLs are seniors so he'll be alone on the line next year. <LI>Darryl Horn - Future starting ILB. <LI>Korey Freeman - Horn and Freeman will own the middle in a few years. <LI>Ken Frederick - A great future OLB. Just one more OLB and we'll have a great Linebacking squad. <LI>Stanely Yoder - Tackling dummer. <LI>Stanely Finley - A great future CB. <LI>Dexter Pravato - Backup.

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01-25-2003, 03:35 PM

Ladies and Gentlemen, Presenting Your 2003 Stockton Ospreys!<pre> Player # Pos Elig Current Estimate Future Estimate Melvin, Steve 1 QB Sr 23 32 Walker, Tracy 3 QB Sr 32 33 Sievers, Scott 10 QB Sr 22 22 Kelly, Mercury 18 QB Fr 7 54 </pre>Tracy Walker had a decent season. He had a lot of INTs, but was the main reason for our 3 wins. Hopefully, Mercury Kelly will fill his void. With 3 senior QBs and a freshman QB redshirted, I'm going to have recruit a couple of them this year. <pre>Ford, George 33 RB Jr 35 36 Jennings, T.J. 31 RB Sr 33 33 Lincoln, Emmitt 37 RB Sr 13 35 Jefferson, Ken 44 RB Sr 32 32 West, Kenyon 38 RB Sr 11 31 Finch, Frankie 35 RB Sr 14 14 Murray, Herman 24 RB Fr 1 6 </pre>I was going to put Ford in as the new starter, but he's suspended. Jennings just doesn't do it. I might try Jefferson in for a few games to see how he works out. <pre>Cash, Justin 39 FB So 13 13 Bridges, Nate 30 FB Jr 31 43 Hoetger, Omar 45 FB So 16 47 Wallace, Ralph 34 FB Jr 22 29 Haight, Dan 21 FB Fr 9 37 </pre>Nate Bridges is the new starting FB, but with the system I am in, I don't know if he'll even come close to making a difference. He has some pretty good receiving ratings, so I'll have him in on 3rd downs instead of Jennings or Jefferson.<pre> Shelton, Roderick 86 TE Sr 26 37 Ambra, J.J. 95 TE Jr 24 24 Earls, Stan 89 TE Fr 29 53 Osborne, Ron 88 TE So 11 38 </pre>Stan Earls will probably start in a few seasons, but for now Shelton is our guy.<pre> Bjorlin, Louis 80 WR Jr 23 35 Covington, Kurt 8 WR Jr 27 27 Davison, Rufus 85 WR Jr 22 52 Noll, Grady 7 WR Fr 20 62 Elliott, Sammie 81 WR Fr 17 42 Rives, Rico 87 WR Fr 14 67 Morabito, Lonnie 84 WR So 18 30 Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR So 17 17 Filbert, Darrin 4 WR Fr 19 29 </pre>In a few seasons, I'll have a solid receiver core. If I'm still in Run and Shoot in a few seasons, Elliott will have a starting place afterall.<pre> Sims, Norman 50 C Sr 43 43 Lake, Winfred 54 C So 11 42 Eden, Tyrus 58 C Fr 10 10 </pre>I'm hurting at center. I hope Lake or Sims doesn't get injured because I'll need to take Eden off red shirt then.<pre> Shea, Tim 61 G So 6 28 Woods, Moe 65 G Sr 33 33 Meier, Alex 79 G Sr 7 27 Harris, Kendall 63 G Sr 32 32 Osterlund, Alvin 66 G Sr 5 5 </pre>4 seniors at G. That's bad. Woods and Harris will start, and I have no able backups.<pre> Clayton, Pete 76 T So 8 52 George, Kenny 60 T Sr 50 50 Katz, Joseph 74 T Sr 19 43 Harmon, Jermaine 70 T So 5 23 Mazza, Jerald 75 T Jr 6 17 </pre>George and Klatz will start. No depth here either.<pre> Mozart, Earl 5 P Fr 27 44 Coyle, Kenny 17 P Fr 7 7 </pre>Mozart would have been red-shirted but Coyle is horrible.<pre> Stacey, Broderick 9 K So 28 28 Fulton, Cedric 6 K Jr 12 27 Hansen, Marco 16 K Fr 0 3 </pre>I kind of feel like just cutting Hanson. Damn, he's bad. Stacey is on academic probation, so Fulton is our kicker.<pre> Walker, Melvin 92 DE Jr 11 18 O'Reilley, Benjamin 99 DE Sr 16 29 Caldwell, Phil 71 DE Jr 20 22 Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr 39 56 Bates, Troy 77 DE Fr 26 58 Raymond, Brad 78 DE Jr 4 4 </pre>Caldwell and Rivers will start. O'Reilly will get a lot of playing time as well. Bates will start next year (and probably for his entire college career).<pre> Reid, Walt 97 DT Sr 21 47 Garcia, Lincoln 98 DT Sr 51 62 Basile, Timothy 90 DT Sr 20 34 </pre>Good thing I run a 3-4. Only 3 DTs. But Garcia is the man. Big East 1st Team DT, I'm hoping for a similar performance this season.<pre> Collier, Mario 41 ILB Sr 22 22 Matthews, Kenyon 48 ILB Jr* 6 39 Pascoe, Al 93 ILB Sr 13 27 Horn, Darryl 57 ILB Fr 17 61 Freeman, Korey 43 ILB Fr 11 75 Knight, Anthony 52 ILB* Sr* 9 9 </pre>I'm excited to Horn and Freeman out there, but I will wait a year. That leaves Collier and Pascoe as the starters. Matthews will get a lot of playing time too.<pre> Bradley, R.J. 56 OLB Sr* 10 33 Holbrook, Andrew 96 OLB Sr* 29 29 Frederick, Ken 94 OLB Fr 11 80 Dawson, Geoff 55 OLB* Jr* 12 15 McKenzie, Brad 47 OLB* So 7 25 Yoder, Stanley 51 OLB* Fr 7 7 </pre>Frederick will be a future star. The LT of my team. But until then, Holbrook and Dawson are my guys.<pre> Thomason, Marcus 40 CB Jr* 13 50 Harris, Peter 27 CB Jr 32 51 Hanks, Cornelius 29 CB Sr* 25 25 Finley, Stanley 25 CB Fr 19 80 Ruskowski, Aaron 42 CB* So 12 16 </pre>Harris and Hanks will be the starting CBs again. Finley will take Hanks spot next season.<pre> Pritchett, Tim 28 S Jr* 3 36 Merloni, Joseph 32 S Jr 28 30 Cobb, Troy 36 S Jr* 10 19 Pravato, Dexter 22 S Fr 24 31 </pre>I'm hoping for another good year from Merloni. Actuallly, just another 4 INT game would be good. Merloni and Cobb are my Safeties.

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01-25-2003, 03:36 PM

Recruiting PreviewHere's an overview of my recruiting strategy.We 15 players who will be graduating at the end of this season. They all have scholarships (I used the leftover ones on them.) We have 1 leftover scholarship, so we get 16 scholarships to give out.QB - 2 QBs will be leaving. 1 of the QB seniors will be staying on my more season. With a QB redshirted, I only really need to get 1 QB.RB - We have 7 RBs and 2 are leaving. We will still have 5 next season. We still don't have a great WB, so I will still probably go after 1 if I see a great one.FB - We don't use FBs. No concern here.TE - We have a great, future TE in Stan Earls. We use a Run and Shoot, so no real concern here either.WR - We have a ton of WRs and none of them are seniors. Will not recruit a WR this year.C - We are hurting for OL. Will go after atleast 1 to replace the 1 that is leaving.G - 3 of the 4 Gs we have are seniors. All 3 are leaving. I will have to go after at least 2 Gs.T - 1 Tackle is leaving. That 1 happens to be our only good OL. I'll try to get a good one.P - No need here.K - We have 3 kickers but none of them are good. Will go after 1 if I see a good one.DE Rivers is leaving. We'll still have O'Reilly and Bates will be start hsi first season. No real concern here as long as O'Reilly developes.DT - 2 of the 3 senior DTs are leaving. And 1 happens to be Garcia. The one staying is Basille, and he's not that good. We'll be going after a DT.ILB - With Horn and Freeman starting next season, there's no real concern here. We are losing two (of 6), so I will probably go after at least 1 for depth.OLB - OLBs are half complete. Still need 1 great OLB to compliment Frederick. But it's not a pressing issue. We have 7 and none of the senior OLBs are graduating.CB - Need a CB to compliment Finley. But none of our CBs are leaving, so we don't have a pressing issue to fill any spots.S - No S is leaving, so we'll have all 5. But I would like to have good safeties behind those great LBs and I don't think Merloni and Pravato will cut it.Top Priorities DT - Because we'll only have 1 (bad) DT next season. G - Because we'll only have 2 (bad) Gs next season. C & T - Just to finish out our OL cause it REALLY stinks. QB - If you're going to run the Run and Shoot, you need a great QB. Mercury Kelly will not be that great QB for us.No Priority WR - None are leaving and we have 3 good redshirted ones. ILB - 2 great redshirted. Our starts for the next 4 years (after this one)Expansion? No, cause we suck. We were 3-9 so we need to more than double our wins to expand our recruiting. Maybe in 2 or 3 years.

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01-25-2003, 03:36 PM

Preseason Poll <pre> School Record Conf Comp Poll Loss Sched Total Rank Florida State 0-0 ACC 1.00 1.00 0.00 0.12 2.12 1 Oklahoma 0-0 B12 2.00 3.00 0.00 1.12 6.12 2 Tennessee 0-0 SEC 3.00 5.00 0.00 2.20 10.20 3 Florida 0-0 SEC 5.00 5.00 0.00 2.04 12.04 4 Oregon 0-0 PAC 7.00 4.50 0.00 1.76 13.26 5 Michigan 0-0 B10 8.00 5.50 0.00 0.52 14.02 6 Miami of Florida 0-0 EST 4.00 9.50 0.00 1.36 14.86 7 Texas A&M 0-0 B12 6.00 10.00 0.00 1.24 17.24 8 Nebraska 0-0 B12 9.00 9.00 0.00 1.04 19.04 9 California-Los Angeles 0-0 PAC 10.00 10.50 0.00 1.88 22.38 10 Kansas State 0-0 B12 14.00 10.00 0.00 0.96 24.96 11 Notre Dame 0-0 IND 11.00 10.50 0.00 4.56 26.06 12 Clemson 0-0 ACC 15.00 11.50 0.00 0.04 26.54 13 Washington 0-0 PAC 13.00 12.50 0.00 1.96 27.46 14 Texas 0-0 B12 12.00 15.50 0.00 1.20 28.70 15 Ohio State 0-0 B10 16.00 19.00 0.00 0.68 35.68 16 Auburn 0-0 SEC 18.00 15.50 0.00 2.36 35.86 17 Penn State 0-0 B10 19.00 18.50 0.00 0.72 38.22 18 Virginia Tech 0-0 EST 20.00 18.00 0.00 1.56 39.56 19 Wisconsin 0-0 B10 17.00 23.50 0.00 0.80 41.30 20 Louisiana State 0-0 SEC 23.00 20.00 0.00 2.40 45.40 21 Syracuse 0-0 EST 22.00 24.00 0.00 1.48 47.48 22 Purdue 0-0 B10 21.00 26.50 0.00 0.76 48.26 23 Boston College 0-0 EST 24.00 24.50 0.00 1.32 49.82 24 Georgia Tech 0-0 ACC 28.00 24.00 0.00 0.16 52.16 25 ------------ Pittsburgh 0-0 EST 37.00 32.50 0.00 1.40 70.90 36 West Virginia 0-0 EST 67.00 62.00 0.00 1.60 130.60 66 Rutgers 0-0 EST 87.00 94.00 0.00 1.44 182.44 90 Richard Stockton 0-0 EST 102.0097.50 0.00 1.52 201.02 99 </pre>How is West Virginia ranked above Rutgers? WV got beat...well, by me. They suck. Oh well.

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01-25-2003, 03:37 PM

Recruiting before Week 1 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return--------------- Accepted - 0 Declined

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01-25-2003, 03:38 PM

Week 1Stockton Ospreys (0-0) at Toledo Rockets (0-0)Toledo favored by 6 Attendance: 22,800 (26,200) Weather: 50 degrees, rain TV5 CoverageOut first ever game broadcasted on TV.For the first quarter we go back and forth with punts and turnovers. (We fumbled, they got intercepted by Hanks).However, Toledo would score first halfway through the quarter on a 10 yard pass to make it 7-0. We again trade punts but after that, we're able to get something going. A 28 yard pass from Walker to Covington at the end of the 1st quarter gets us to the 1 yardline. Then, we get it in with a 1 yard TD pass from Walker to Bjorlin to tie the game at 7.On the next drive, Toledo gets called from holding on the kickoff and is backed up far. They get going, but they throw a pass that is picked off by Thomason and returned 46 yards for the go ahead TD. Stockton leads 14-7.We again go on trading punts (while Hanks gets his 2nd interception of the game as well) until the end of the half when Toledo is able to get into FG range and kick a 37 yard FG as time expires.Half Time score: Stockton leads 14-10We get it first and punt it. Toledo then marches the field and takes a 17-14 leads with a 5 yard TD pass.We respond with a drive that gives us back the lead. A 4 yard TD pass from Walker to Bjorlin makes it 21-17 in favor of Stockton.Toledo again gets down the field and gets another TD on a 3 yard run to make it 24-21 for Toledo.We're forced to punt on the next drive and Toledo scores another TD off a 23 yard run right up the middle. It's now 31-21 and we feel this thing slipping away.Thanks to an interception by Bradley deep in Toledo territory, we're able to kick a 35 yard FG to make it 31-24. With 5 minutes to go, it was now a 1 score game.Toledo then put us away with a 3+ minute drive that ended with a 3 yard run for a TD to make it 38-24. We start with a 30 yard pass from Walker to Covington, but that's it. We turn it over on downs with 1 minute left and Toledo runs the clock out.Final Scored: Toledo wins 38-24

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01-25-2003, 03:38 PM

Week 1 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak West Virginia 1 0 0 1.000 45 17 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 1 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 35 10 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 3 Syracuse 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 1 Virginia Tech 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 3 Rutgers 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 2 Boston College 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 5 Miami of Florida 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 1 Richard Stockton 0 1 0 .000 24 38 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 4 </pre>Week 1 Big East Games Pittsburgh beat Virginia 35-10 Toledo beat Richard Stockton 38-24 West Virginia beat Middle Tennessee State 45-17Week 2 Big East Games Rutgers at Wake Forest TV5 Pittsburgh at Penn State TV3 Boston College at San Jose State Miami of Florida at Washington TV5 Akron at Syracuse Richard Stockton at Central Florida Buffalo at Virginia TechStockton Players of the Week DE Lincoln Garcia 9 Tck, 6 Ast, 2.0 Sacks QB Tracy Walker 22-39, 222 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT Louis Bjorlin 6 rec, 62 yards, 2 TD

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01-25-2003, 03:38 PM

*Note - I'm dropping the no recruiting of 150+ Dist players in PA. No matter how much I try to watch for it, I'm still ending up accidently recruiting some from western Pennsylvania. So screw it, all of PA is open. Consider it an advance on my first winning season.Now I'll start recruiting from a new state after my 2nd winning season.

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01-25-2003, 03:38 PM

Week 2 Injury ReportAll is good. No injuries.

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01-25-2003, 03:39 PM

Recruiting before Week 2 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection--------------- Most of the good players are coded black. There aren't many red ones over 70 scouted. And the fews ones are mostly ILB and WR.Accepted - 0 Declined

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01-25-2003, 03:39 PM

Week 2Stockton Ospreys (0-1) at Central Florida (0-0)Central Florida is favored by 3 Attendance: 47,000 (70,200) Weather: 67 degrees, stormyCentral Florida is able to get on first with a 41 yard FG with 4 minutes left in the 1st. They score again on a 9 yard TD pass with 8 minutes left in the 2nd. Half Time score: Central Florida leads 10-0This is probably the boringest game I've played yet. Both teams punted it a large amount of times.With 8 minutes to go in the 3rd, Central Florida takes a 13-0 lead on a 32 yard FG. We respond with a 37 yard FG to make it 13-3.Central Florida kicked one more FG (23) at the very end of the game.Final Score: Central Florida wins 16-3Stockton: Mozart punted 8 times. Cen. Florida: Spencer punted 6 times.Central Florida also had 2 turnovers.

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01-25-2003, 03:39 PM

2 Massive Injuries Hit The Stockton OspreysRonnie Hanson, WR for the Ospreys, was a backup and had only 1 catch in 2 games. However, that catch could end his career. A torn knee ligament has sidelines Hanson for the rest of the season. This leaves Stockton with only 4 wide receivers. In order to not have to activate one of their freshmen, Stockton has moved Roderick Shelton from Tight End to Wide Receiver.A more serious injury is the one suffered from DE starter Jermaine Rivers. Rivers suffered a compound Leg Fracture and is listed as out for 39 weeks. Rivers had hoped to go on to the NFL where he beleived he could have been a solid backup or even a starter. Now, it looks like his NFL days are over before they began. Junior DE Phil Caldwell has been bumped up to starter to fill in for Rivers.

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01-25-2003, 03:39 PM

Week 2 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 1 0 0 1.000 87 3 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 4 Boston College 1 0 0 1.000 48 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 6 Syracuse 1 0 0 1.000 44 3 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 2 West Virginia 1 0 0 1.000 45 17 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 1 Miami of Florida 1 0 0 1.000 17 13 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 1 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 38 44 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 1 Rutgers 0 1 0 .000 3 69 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 3 Richard Stockton 0 2 0 .000 27 54 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 5 </pre>Week 2 Big East Games Wake Forest beat Rutgers 69-3 Penn State beat Pittsburgh 34-3 Boston College beat San Jose State 48-0 Miami of Florida beat Washington 17-13 Syracuse beat Akron 44-3 Central Florida beat Richard Stockton 16-3Week 3 Big East Games West Virginia at Maryland TV4 Ball State at Boston College TV5 Ohio at Miami of Florida TV4 Texas-El Paso at Pittsburgh Rutgers at Connecticut Syracuse at Auburn TV5 Navy at Richard Stockton Virginia Tech at Troy StateStockton Players of the Week DT Lincoln Garcia 7 Tck, 1 Ast, 2.0 Sacks RB T.J. Jennings 7 car, 11 yards; 4 rec, 36 yards. (Nothing special....) DE Ben O'Reilly 2 Tck, 0 Ast, 2.0 Sacks

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01-25-2003, 03:40 PM

Recruiting before Week 3 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Manongahela, Pannsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection.--------------- Most of the good players are coded black. There aren't many red ones over 70 scouted. And the fews ones are mostly ILB and WR.Accepted - 0 Declined

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01-25-2003, 03:40 PM

Week 3Navy Midshipmen (0-1) at Stockton Ospreys (0-2)Stockton favored by 4 Attendance: 42,000 (66,600) Weather: 73 degrees, fairNavy starts off by driving the field on the first possesion and scoring a TD on a 9 yard pass to make it 7-0. We respond by driving the field and missing a 35 yard FG.It goes back and forth with no scoring for awhile. With 12 minutes to go in the 2nd quarter, we start off a drive by going 31 yards in 2 plays. We're able to get to the Navy 21 yardline where we throw an interception to end the drive.Our D helps us out by picking up a fumble on the next Navy drive and run it back for the TD to tie it at 7.In the 2 minute drill for the end of the drive, Walker gets a it in with a 12 yard pass to give us the lead 14-7.Half Time score: Stockton leads 14-7After we trade punts, we put together a long drive which ends with a 4 yard pass to extend the lead 21-7.On the first play of the 4th quarter, Navy hits a TD pass for 45 yards to make it 21-14.We get it and have to punt.They get it and on the first play of this drive, Navy runs an option which goes for 53 yards and the touchdown. Now the score is tied 21-21 and the Ospreys are falling apart.The offense comes together and on the next drive gets it into the endzone again on a Walker TD pass to Davidson for 15 yards to make it 28-21 Stockton.We're given a gift and an ability to put this one away. Navy fumbles the ball on their next possession and we get it. However, a few plays later on the Navy 13 yardline, we fumble it back to them. Navy then proceeds to march the field and tie the game with another TD to tie it at 28 with only 1 minute left.End of Regulation: Tied 28-28-- Overtime #1--In 2 plays, Navy gets it in for the touchdown.We get it and go 4 and out. Game over.Final Score: Navy wins 35-28We lose the only game we're favored to win. This is going to be a long season.

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01-25-2003, 03:40 PM

Week 3 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 2 0 0 1.000 136 12 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 5 Boston College 2 0 0 1.000 79 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 7 Miami of Florida 2 0 0 1.000 62 16 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 2 Syracuse 2 0 0 1.000 58 13 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 3 Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .666 82 44 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 1 West Virginia 1 1 0 .500 45 69 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 1 Rutgers 0 2 0 .000 27 100 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 4 Richard Stockton 0 3 0 .000 55 89 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 6 </pre>Week 3 Big East Games Maryland beat West Virginia 52-0 Boston College beat Ball State 31-0 Miami of Florida beat 45-3 Pittsburgh beat Texas-El Pass 44-0 Connecticut beat Rutgers 31-24 Syracuse beat Auburn 14-10 Navy beat Richard Stockton 35-28 Virginia Tech beat Troy State 49-9Week 4 Big East Games Nebraska at Syracuse TV5 Oklahoma at Miami of Florida TV4 Texas A&M at Pittsburgh TV4 Tulsa at Rutgers Ricahrd Stockton at Arizona West Virginia at Southern MississippiStockton Players of the Week RB T.J. Jennings 11 carries, 62 yards, 0 TDOff to an 0-3 start, it's looking bad. I wouldn't be surprised if we went winless this season with the way we're going.

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01-25-2003, 03:40 PM

Injury Report for Week 4<pre> Player # Pos Elig Health Injury Full Strn. Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR* So* Out Torn Knee Ligamen 19 Weeks Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr Out Compound Leg Frac 38 Weeks </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:40 PM

Recruiting before Week 4 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Manongahela, Pannsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection. DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Trenton, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run--------------- Accepted - 0 Declined

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01-25-2003, 03:41 PM

Week 4Stockton Ospreys (0-3) at Arizona Wildcats (1-1)Arizona is favored by 9 points Attendance: 34,900 (56,500 Weather: 88 degrees, fairArizona had the ball 4 times in the first quarter. By the end of the 1st quarter, Arizona was leading 28-0.Arizona scored on every drive in the 1st quarter, except on their last drive which ended when time expired in the 2nd quarter. We scored no points.Half Time Score: Arizona leads 49-0On our first drive, we gain a moral victory as we drive the field and kick a 23 yard FG making it 49-3.Another moral victory came when we stopped Arizona on the next drive making them go 3 and out.They still scored a couple more times on us though. Bad...bad day.Final Score: Arizona wins 63-3

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01-25-2003, 03:41 PM

Week 4 ReviewBig East Stangins<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 2 0 0 1.000 136 12 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 5 Boston College 2 0 0 1.000 79 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 7 Syracuse 2 1 0 .666 86 44 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 1 Miami of Florida 2 1 0 .666 69 33 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 1 West Virginia 2 1 0 .666 94 99 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 1 Pittsburgh 2 2 0 .500 89 60 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 1 Rutgers 1 2 0 .333 57 117 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Won 1 Richard Stockton 0 4 0 .000 58 152 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Lost 7 </pre>Week 4 Big East Game Nebraska beat Syracuse 31-28 Oklahoma beat Miami of Florida 17-7 Texas A&M beat Pittsburgh 16-7 Rutgers beat Tulsa 30-17 Arizona beat Richard Stockton 63-3 West Virginia beat Southern Miss 49-30Week 5 Big East Games Pittsburgh at Boston College TV5 Miami of Florida at Syracuse TV5 Virginia Tech at Rutgers Richard Stockton at West VirginiaStockton Players of the Week no one

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01-25-2003, 03:41 PM

Recruiting before Week 5 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Manongahela, Pannsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection. DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Trenton, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. Strength: Defending the Run. Weakness: Rushing the Passer--------------- Accepted - 0 Declined

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01-25-2003, 03:41 PM

Injury Report for Week 5<pre> Player # Pos Elig Health Injury Full Strn. Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR* So* Out Torn Knee Ligamen 18 Weeks Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr Out Compound Leg Frac 37 Weeks </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:42 PM

Week 5Sotckton Ospreys (0-4) at West Virginia Mountaineers (2-1)West Virginia is favored by 14 points. Attendance: 51,800 (63,500) Weather: 43 degrees, stormyIt gets boring telling you guys how I get my butt kicked. <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0">The game started off good. We get a fumble recovery and go down and kick a 24 yard FG to take the 3-0 lead. Then, West Virignia responds with a TD.Our next drive, we get down the field, but throw an INT. West Virginia takes it and scores another TD to take a 14-3 lead.We go 3 and out and WV gets it back and scores a quick TD to make it 21-3 and the blowout is underway. THey get a FG at the end of the half.Half Time Score: West Virginia leads 24-3Comeback? On our first drive of the 3nd half, we score on a 24 yard pass from Walker to Bjorlin. to cut the lead to 14 points.Comeback? No. West Virginia answers our TD with a TD of their own to make the game 31-10.WV is able to get another FG and the 4th quarter ends with the score 34-10. A few minutes into the 4th quarter, WV scores another TD to make it 41-10. With 3 minutes left, WV scores their last TD to make the score 47-10 (missed PAT).Final Score: West Virginia wins 47-10

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01-25-2003, 03:42 PM

Week 5 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 3 0 0 1.000 171 41 1 0 0 1.000 35 29 Won 6 Miami of Florida 3 1 0 .750 100 49 1 0 0 1.000 31 16 Won 1 West Virginia 3 1 0 .750 141 109 1 0 0 1.000 47 10 Won 2 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 .600 120 84 1 0 0 1.000 31 24 Won 1 Boston College 2 1 0 .666 103 31 0 1 0 .000 24 31 Lost 1 Syracuse 2 2 0 .500 102 75 0 1 0 .000 16 31 Lost 2 Rutgers 1 3 0 .250 86 152 0 1 0 .000 29 35 Lost 1 Richard Stockton 0 5 0 .000 68 199 0 1 0 .000 10 47 Lost 8 </pre>Week 5 Big East Games Pittsburgh beat Boston College 31-24 Miami of Florida beat Syracuse 31-16 Virginia Tech beat Rutgers 35-29 West Virginia beat Richard Stockton 47-10Week 6 Big East Games Boston College at Navy Miami of Florida at Troy State Rutgers at BYU Virginia Tech at Connecticut Ohio at West VirginiaStockton Players of the Week none

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01-25-2003, 03:42 PM

Recruiting before Week 6 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Manongahela, Pannsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection. DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Trenton, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. Strength: Defending the Run. Weakness: Rushing the Passer G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Barnesboro, Pennsylvania. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking--------------- I'm starting to run out of quality Blue Chip recruits to go after. Accepted - 0 Declined

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01-25-2003, 03:42 PM

Week 6 Injury Report<pre> Player # Pos Elig Health Injury Full Strn. Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR* So* Out Torn Knee Ligamen 17 Weeks Harris, Peter 27 CB Jr Probable Concussion 5 Weeks Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr Out Compound Leg Frac 36 Weeks </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:43 PM

Week 6 ReviewRichard Stockton did not have a game this week.Big East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 4 0 0 1.000 216 48 1 0 0 1.000 35 29 Won 7 Miami of Florida 4 1 0 .800 124 63 1 0 0 1.000 31 16 Won 2 West Virginia 4 1 0 .800 207 129 1 0 0 1.000 47 10 Won 3 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 .600 120 84 1 0 0 1.000 31 24 Won 1 Boston College 3 1 0 .750 151 41 0 1 0 .000 24 31 Won 1 Syracuse 2 2 0 .500 102 75 0 1 0 .000 16 31 Lost 2 Rutgers 1 4 0 .200 96 200 0 1 0 .000 29 35 Lost 2 Richard Stockton 0 5 0 .000 68 199 0 1 0 .000 10 47 Lost 8 </pre>Week 6 Big East Games Boston College beat Navy 48-10 Miami of Florida beat Troy State 24-14 BYU beat Rutgers 48-10 Virginia Tech beat Connecticut 45-7 West Virginia beat Ohio 66-20Week 7 Big East Games Syracuse at Boston College Miami of Florida at Pittsburgh TV4 West Virginia at Rutgers Virginia Tech at Richard Stockton

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01-25-2003, 03:43 PM

Recruiting before Week 7 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Lancaster, Pannsylvania. Strength: Zone Defense. Weakness: Punt ReturningBlue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Manongahela, Pannsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection. DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Trenton, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. Strength: Defending the Run. Weakness: Rushing the Passer G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Barnesboro, Pennsylvania. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Clark, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run--------------- With the lack of quality blue chip recruits, I decided I might as well go after a great player regardless of position. That left the ILB Mike Tuinei. From this week on, with the lack of great players to recruit, I'm going to start recruitng the best people out there and just toss aside the 'recruiting plan'.Accepted - 0 Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon

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01-25-2003, 03:43 PM

Week 7Virginia Tech Hokies (4-0) at Stockton Ospreys (0-5)Virginia Tech is favored by 14 points. Attendance: 41,300 (66,600) Weather: 73 degrees, fairOh boy...Half Time Score: Virginia Tech leads 34-0*sigh*Final Score: Virginia Tech wins 44-7

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01-25-2003, 03:43 PM

Week 7 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 5 0 0 1.000 260 55 2 0 0 1.000 79 36 Won 8 West Virginia 5 1 0 .833 252 143 2 0 0 1.000 92 24 Won 4 Miami of Florida 5 1 0 .833 155 70 2 0 0 1.000 62 23 Won 3 Pittsburgh 3 3 0 .500 127 115 1 1 0 .500 38 55 Lost 1 Boston College 4 1 0 .800 172 50 1 1 0 .500 45 40 Won 2 Syracuse 2 3 0 .400 111 96 0 2 0 .000 25 52 Lost 3 Rutgers 1 5 0 .166 110 245 0 2 0 .000 43 80 Lost 3 Richard Stockton 0 6 0 .000 75 243 0 2 0 .000 17 91 Lost 9 </pre>Week 7 Big East Games Boston COllege beat Syracuse 21-9 Miami of Florida beat Pittsburgh 31-7 West Virginia beat Rutgers 45-14 Virginia Tech beat Richard Stockton 44-10Week 8 Big East Games Rutgers at Mimai of Florida Pittsburgh at Virginia Tech [B]TV4[/B} West Virginia at Syracuse

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01-25-2003, 03:43 PM

Recruiting before Week 8 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Lancaster, Pannsylvania. Strength: Zone Defense. Weakness: Punt ReturningBlue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Manongahela, Pannsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection. DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Trenton, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. Strength: Defending the Run. Weakness: Rushing the Passer G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Barnesboro, Pennsylvania. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Clark, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run WR Clarence Buckner - #30 WR, #420 National, Scouted 70- Oakland, New Jersey. Strength: Yardage After the Catch. Weakness: Catching in Traffic --------------- Accepted - 0 Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon

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01-25-2003, 03:44 PM

Week 8Big East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 6 0 0 1.000 298 61 3 0 0 1.000 117 42 Won 9 Miami of Florida 6 1 0 .857 182 77 3 0 0 1.000 89 30 Won 4 West Virginia 5 2 0 .714 262 188 2 1 0 .666 102 69 Lost 1 Boston College 4 1 0 .800 172 50 1 1 0 .500 45 40 Won 2 Syracuse 3 3 0 .500 156 106 1 2 0 .333 70 62 Won 1 Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .428 133 153 1 2 0 .333 44 93 Lost 2 Richard Stockton 0 6 0 .000 75 243 0 2 0 .000 17 91 Lost 9 Rutgers 1 6 0 .142 117 272 0 3 0 .000 50 107 Lost 4 </pre>Week 8 Big East Games Miami of Florida beat Rutgers 27-7 Virginia Tech beat 38-6 Syracuse at West Virginia 45-10Week 9 Big East Games Boston College at West Virginia TV5 Syracuse at Virginia Tech TV4 Miami of Florida at Richard Stockton

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01-25-2003, 03:44 PM

Recruiting before Week 9 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Lancaster, Pannsylvania. Strength: Zone Defense. Weakness: Punt Returning G Bobby Cole - #18 G, #96 National, Scouted 95+ Orange, New Jersey. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass ProtectionBlue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Manongahela, Pannsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection. DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Trenton, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ Decided to attend Duke G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Barnesboro, Pennsylvania. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Clark, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run WR Clarence Buckner - #30 WR, #420 National, Scouted 70- Oakland, New Jersey. Strength: Yardage After the Catch. Weakness: Catching in Traffic K Lenny Harrell - #40 K, #--- National, Scouted 62++ Nutley, New Jersey. Strength: FG Distance. Weakness: Kickoff Distance--------------- Accepted - 1 S Earl Gwozdz - Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon RB Terrance Webb - Rutgers G Mack Burke - Wyoming K Bo Rasmussen - Navy K Bart Kriewaldt - Mililani Town DE Deron Jarrell - Pittsburgh DT Shane Hunsinger - Duke ILB Ricardo Cable - Louisiana-Lafayette

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01-25-2003, 03:44 PM

Week 9Miami Hurricanes (6-1) at Stockton Ospreys (0-6)Miami is favored by 25 points. Attendance: 39,900 (66,600) Weather: 67 degrees, fair*sigh*Half Time Score: Miami leads 35-0Hurray! We score on our first possesion of the 3rd quarter on a 58 yard run to Jefferson.And got a FG...that was all.Final Score: Miami wins 56-10Damn...this is very ugly.

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01-25-2003, 03:44 PM

Week 9 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 7 0 0 1.000 336 67 4 0 0 1.000 155 48 Won 10 Miami of Florida 7 1 0 .875 238 87 4 0 0 1.000 145 40 Won 5 Boston College 5 1 0 .833 208 57 2 1 0 .666 81 47 Won 3 West Virginia 5 3 0 .625 269 224 2 2 0 .500 109 105 Lost 2 Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .428 133 153 1 2 0 .333 44 93 Lost 2 Syracuse 3 4 0 .428 162 144 1 3 0 .250 76 100 Lost 1 Rutgers 1 6 0 .142 117 272 0 3 0 .000 50 107 Lost 4 Richard Stockton 0 7 0 .000 85 299 0 3 0 .000 27 147 Lost 10 </pre>Week 9 Big East Games Boston College beat West Virginia 36-7 Miami of Florida beat Richard Stockton 56-10 Virginia Tech beat Syracuse 38-6Week 10 Big East Games Boston College at Rutgers RIchard Stockton at PittsburghStockton Players of the Week none

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01-25-2003, 03:45 PM

Recruiting before Week 10 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. Strength: Long Passing. Weakness: Touch Passing. RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Lancaster, Pannsylvania. Strength: Zone Defense. Weakness: Punt Returning G Bobby Cole - #18 G, #96 National, Scouted 95+ Orange, New Jersey. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass ProtectionBlue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Factoryville, Pennsylvania. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Decided to attend Penn State DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Trenton, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ Decided to attend Duke G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Barnesboro, Pennsylvania. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Clark, New Jersey. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run WR Clarence Buckner - #30 WR, #420 National, Scouted 70- Oakland, New Jersey. Strength: Yardage After the Catch. Weakness: Catching in Traffic K Lenny Harrell - #40 K, #--- National, Scouted 62++ Nutley, New Jersey. Strength: FG Distance. Weakness: Kickoff Distance DT Jeffrey Arnold - #50 DT, #831 National, Scouted 54+ Jonestown, Pennsylvania. Strength: Defending the Run. Weakness: Rushing the Passer --------------- Accepted - 3 S Earl Gwozdz - Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania RB Oscar Logan - Montclair, New Jersey S Donovan Stevenson - Norristown, Pennsylvania Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon RB Terrance Webb - Rutgers G Mack Burke - Wyoming K Bo Rasmussen - Navy K Bart Kriewaldt - Mililani Town DE Deron Jarrell - Pittsburgh DT Shane Hunsinger - Duke ILB Ricardo Cable - Louisiana-Lafayette TE Austin Barrientos - Nevada-Las Vegas T Charlie Hall - Penn State CB Brent Flick - Wailuku

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01-25-2003, 03:45 PM

Week 10 Injuries<pre> Player # Pos Elig Health Injury Full Strn. Shelton, Roderick 86 WR Sr Doubtful Torn Thumb Ligame 7 Weeks Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR* So* Out Torn Knee Ligamen 13 Weeks Harris, Peter 27 CB Jr Probable Concussion 5 Weeks Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr Out Compound Leg Frac 31 Weeks Hanks, Cornelius 29 CB Sr* Probable Bruised Sternum 3 Weeks </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:45 PM

Week 10Stockton Ospreys (0-7) at Pittsburgh Panthers (3-4)Pittsburgh is favored by 24 points. Attendance: 54,600 (56,500) Weather: 61 degrees, fairHalf-Time Score: Pittsburgh leads 34-7Final Score: Pittsburgh wins 69-7Don't think anyone will blame me for wanting to get to the end of this horrible season. Our losing streak is now at 11.

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01-25-2003, 03:45 PM

Week 10 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 7 0 0 1.000 336 67 4 0 0 1.000 155 48 Won 10 Miami of Florida 7 1 0 .875 238 87 4 0 0 1.000 145 40 Won 5 Boston College 6 1 0 .857 241 60 3 1 0 .750 114 50 Won 4 West Virginia 5 3 0 .625 269 224 2 2 0 .500 109 105 Lost 2 Pittsburgh 4 4 0 .500 202 160 2 2 0 .500 113 100 Won 1 Syracuse 3 4 0 .428 162 144 1 3 0 .250 76 100 Lost 1 Rutgers 1 7 0 .125 120 305 0 4 0 .000 53 140 Lost 5 Richard Stockton 0 8 0 .000 92 368 0 4 0 .000 34 216 Lost 11 </pre>Week 10 Big East Games Boston College beat Rutgers 33-3 Pittsburgh beat Richard Stockton 69-7Week 11 Big East Games Richard Stockton at Boston College Virginia Tech at Miami of Florida TV1 Pittsburgh at West Virginia TV5 Rutgers at SyracuseStockton Players of the Week again, none

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01-25-2003, 03:45 PM

Recruiting before Week 11 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Decided to attened Notre Dame RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Lancaster, Pannsylvania. Strength: Zone Defense. Weakness: Punt Returning G Bobby Cole - #18 G, #96 National, Scouted 95+ Orange, New Jersey. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection QB Steve Everett - #35 QB, #426 National, Scouted 62+ Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Strength : Avoid Interceptions. Weakness: Medium Passing Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Decided to attend Pittsburgh T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Decided to attend Penn State DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attened Rutgers DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ Decided to attend Duke G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Decided to attened Syracuse WR Clarence Buckner - #30 WR, #420 National, Scouted 70- Oakland, New Jersey. Strength: Yardage After the catch. Weakness: Catching in Traffic K Lenny Harrell - #40 K, #--- National, Scouted 62++ Decided to accept out offer to attend Richard Stockton DT Jeffrey Arnold - #50 DT, #831 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attend Wisconsin I have ran out of qualifed Blue Chip players to go after. The only red recruits left are under the educational standards--------------- Ok, we got two of our Blue Chip players. A kicker and a guard. Hopefully, the guard will help our line in a few years.Accepted - 8 S Earl Gwozdz - Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania RB Oscar Logan - Montclair, New Jersey S Donovan Stevenson - Norristown, Pennsylvania RB Troy Shultz - Jersey City, New Jersey TE Shannon West - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C Freddie Cochrane - Hammonton, New Jersey G Darryl Samuels - Barnesboro, Pennsylvania K Lenny Harrell - Nutley, New Jersey Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon RB Terrance Webb - Rutgers G Mack Burke - Wyoming K Bo Rasmussen - Navy K Bart Kriewaldt - Mililani Town DE Deron Jarrell - Pittsburgh DT Shane Hunsinger - Duke ILB Ricardo Cable - Louisiana-Lafayette TE Austin Barrientos - Nevada-Las Vegas T Charlie Hall - Penn State CB Brent Flick - Wailuku QB Grant Becker - Notre Dame FB Jimmy Surdyk - Washington T Kerry Donovan - Pittsburgh DE Walter Campbell - Rutgers DT Jeffrey Arnold - Wisconsin ILB Mike Tuinei - Syracuse

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01-25-2003, 03:45 PM

Week 11Stockton Ospreys (0-8) at #14 Boston College(6-1)Boston College is favored by 27 Attendance: 43,100 (44,500) Weather: 38 degrees, rainHalf Time Score: Boston College leads 34-0Final Score: Boston College wins 62-7

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01-25-2003, 03:46 PM

Week 11Bing East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 8 0 0 1.000 363 88 5 0 0 1.000 182 69 Won 11 Boston College 7 1 0 .875 303 67 4 1 0 .800 176 57 Won 5 Miami of Florida 7 2 0 .777 259 114 4 1 0 .800 166 67 Lost 1 Pittsburgh 5 4 0 .555 236 167 3 2 0 .600 147 107 Won 2 Syracuse 4 4 0 .500 189 153 2 3 0 .400 103 109 Won 1 West Virginia 5 4 0 .555 276 258 2 3 0 .400 116 139 Lost 3 Rutgers 1 8 0 .111 129 332 0 5 0 .000 62 167 Lost 6 Richard Stockton 0 9 0 .000 99 430 0 5 0 .000 41 278 Lost 12 </pre>Week 11 Big East Games Boston College beat Richard Stockton 62-7 Virginia Tech beat Miami of Florida 27-21 Pittsburgh beat West Virginia 34-7 Syracuse beat Rutgers 27-9Week 12 Big East Games Miami of Flordia at Boston College TV3 Rutgers at Pittsburgh Syracuse at Richard Stockton West Virginia at Virginia TechStockton Players of the Week nada, ziltch

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01-25-2003, 03:46 PM

Recruiting before Week 12 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- I don't think I have a shot in hell, but I have to try. From Pemberton, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Pun Blocking QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Decided to attened Notre Dame RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Medford Lakes, New Jersey. Strength: Breakaway Running. Weakness: Gaining Extra Yards CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Lancaster, Pannsylvania. Strength: Zone Defense. Weakness: Punt Returning G Bobby Cole - #18 G, #96 National, Scouted 95+ Orange, New Jersey. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection QB Steve Everett - #35 QB, #426 National, Scouted 62+ Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Strength : Avoid Interceptions. Weakness: Medium Passing Blue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Another long shot, but try I must. From Absecon, New Jersey. Strength: Man-to-Man Defense. Weakness: Punt Return T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Decided to attend Pittsburgh T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Decided to attend Penn State DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attened Rutgers DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ Decided to attend Duke G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Decided to attened Syracuse WR Clarence Buckner - #30 WR, #420 National, Scouted 70- Oakland, New Jersey. Strength: Yardage After the Catch. Weakness: Catching in Traffic K Lenny Harrell - #40 K, #--- National, Scouted 62++ Decided to accept out offer to attend Richard Stockton DT Jeffrey Arnold - #50 DT, #831 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attend Wisconsin I have ran out of qualifed Blue Chip players to go after. The only red recruits left are under the educational standards--------------- Can't go after anymore Blue Chip or Dream recruits since there are no more qualified players left.Accepted - 9 S Earl Gwozdz - Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania RB Oscar Logan - Montclair, New Jersey S Donovan Stevenson - Norristown, Pennsylvania RB Troy Shultz - Jersey City, New Jersey TE Shannon West - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C Freddie Cochrane - Hammonton, New Jersey G Darryl Samuels - Barnesboro, Pennsylvania K Lenny Harrell - Nutley, New Jersey QB Larry Colvin - Edinboro, Pennsylvania Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon RB Terrance Webb - Rutgers G Mack Burke - Wyoming K Bo Rasmussen - Navy K Bart Kriewaldt - Mililani Town DE Deron Jarrell - Pittsburgh DT Shane Hunsinger - Duke ILB Ricardo Cable - Louisiana-Lafayette TE Austin Barrientos - Nevada-Las Vegas T Charlie Hall - Penn State CB Brent Flick - Wailuku QB Grant Becker - Notre Dame FB Jimmy Surdyk - Washington T Kerry Donovan - Pittsburgh DE Walter Campbell - Rutgers DT Jeffrey Arnold - Wisconsin ILB Mike Tuinei - Syracuse

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01-25-2003, 03:47 PM

Injury Report for Week 12<pre> Player # Pos Elig Health Injury Full Strn. Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR* So* Out Torn Knee Ligamen 11 Weeks Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr Out Compound Leg Frac 29 Weeks Shelton, Roderick 86 WR Sr Questionable Torn Thumb Ligame 5 Weeks Bradley, R.J. 56 OLB Sr* Probable Concussion 5 Weeks Harris, Peter 27 CB Jr Probable Concussion 3 Weeks Hanks, Cornelius 29 CB Sr* Probable Bruised Sternum 1 Week Bjorlin, Louis 80 WR Jr Probable Bruised Ribcage 2 Weeks </pre>

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Week 12Syracuse Orangemen (4-4) at Stockton Ospreys[(0-9)Syracuse is favored by 20 Attendance: 34,600 (66,600) Weather: 43 degrees, fairHalf Times Score: Syracuse leads 24-7Finale Score: Syracuse wins 39-7

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01-25-2003, 03:47 PM

Week 12 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 9 0 0 1.000 415 98 6 0 0 1.000 234 79 Won 12 Miami of Florida 8 2 0 .800 280 130 5 1 0 .833 187 83 Won 1 Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .600 274 167 4 2 0 .666 185 107 Won 3 Boston College 7 2 0 .777 319 88 4 2 0 .666 192 78 Lost 1 Syracuse 5 4 0 .555 228 160 3 3 0 .500 142 116 Won 2 West Virginia 5 5 0 .500 286 310 2 4 0 .333 126 191 Lost 4 Rutgers 1 9 0 .100 129 370 0 6 0 .000 62 205 Lost 7 Richard Stockton 0 10 0 .000 106 469 0 6 0 .000 48 317 Lost 13 </pre>The record for most loses in a row is 14 by Utah State. One more lose and we tie that, 2 more and we break it.Week 12 Big East Games Miami of Florida beat Boston College 21-16 Pittsburgh beat Rutgers 38-0 Syracuse beat Richard Stockton 39-7 Virginia Tech beat West Virginia 52-10Week 13 Big East Games Boston College at Virginia Tech TV3 West Virginia at Miami of Florida TV5 Pittsburgh at Syracuse TV5 Richard Stockton at RutgersStockton Players of the Week RB Ken Jefferson 14 car, 63 yrds, 1 TD Frankie Finch 1 carry, 10 yards(Think the Players of the Week should have been tuned a bit more...1 carry? Player of the Week?)Oh, btw, we are ranked dead last. #125

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Recruiting before Week 13 Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- Decided to attend Oregon QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Decided to attened Notre Dame RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Decided to attend South Carolina CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Decided to attend Boston College G Bobby Cole - #18 G, #96 National, Scouted 95+ Decided to accept our offer and attend Richard Stockton QB Steve Everett - #35 QB, #426 National, Scouted 62+ Decided to attend MarylandBlue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Decided to attend Notre Dame T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Decided to attend Pittsburgh T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Decided to attend Penn State DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attened Rutgers DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ Decided to attend Duke G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Decided to attened Syracuse WR Clarence Buckner - #30 WR, #420 National, Scouted 70- Decided to attend Georgia K Lenny Harrell - #40 K, #--- National, Scouted 62++ Decided to accept out offer to attend Richard Stockton DT Jeffrey Arnold - #50 DT, #831 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attend Wisconsin I have ran out of qualifed Blue Chip players to go after. The only red recruits left are under the educational standards--------------- OMG, we landed Bobby Cole !!!!Accepted - 12 S Earl Gwozdz - Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania RB Oscar Logan - Montclair, New Jersey S Donovan Stevenson - Norristown, Pennsylvania RB Troy Shultz - Jersey City, New Jersey TE Shannon West - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C Freddie Cochrane - Hammonton, New Jersey G Darryl Samuels - Barnesboro, Pennsylvania K Lenny Harrell - Nutley, New Jersey QB Larry Colvin - Edinboro, Pennsylvania QB Riddick Uzzell - Ellwood City, Pennsylvania G Bobby Cole - Orange, New Jersey OLB Karl Greene - Teaneck, New Jersey Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon RB Terrance Webb - Rutgers G Mack Burke - Wyoming K Bo Rasmussen - Navy K Bart Kriewaldt - Mililani Town DE Deron Jarrell - Pittsburgh DT Shane Hunsinger - Duke ILB Ricardo Cable - Louisiana-Lafayette TE Austin Barrientos - Nevada-Las Vegas T Charlie Hall - Penn State CB Brent Flick - Wailuku QB Grant Becker - Notre Dame FB Jimmy Surdyk - Washington T Kerry Donovan - Pittsburgh DE Walter Campbell - Rutgers DT Jeffrey Arnold - Wisconsin ILB Mike Tuinei - Syracuse WR Lionel Partin - Texas-El Paso DT Colin Lumpkin - Nebraska OLB Johnny Casteel - East Carolina S Derrick Johnson - Ewa Beach RB Lance Applin - South Carolina G Jackie Bennett - Oregon CB Rex Bates - Boston College QB Steve Everett - Maryland S Bucky Hammond - Notre Dame WR Clarence Buckner - Georgia

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01-25-2003, 03:47 PM

Injury Report of Week 13<pre> Player # Pos Elig Health Injury Full Strn. Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR* So* Out Torn Knee Ligamen 10 Weeks Covington, Kurt 8 WR Jr* Out Sprained Back 9 Weeks Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr Out Compound Leg Frac 29 Weeks Jennings, T.J. 31 RB Sr Out Broken Wrist 9 Weeks Shelton, Roderick 86 WR Sr Questionable Torn Thumb Ligame 4 Weeks Bradley, R.J. 56 OLB Sr* Probable Concussion 4 Weeks Harris, Peter 27 CB Jr Probable Concussion 2 Weeks Bjorlin, Louis 80 WR Jr Probable Bruised Ribcage 1 Week </pre>

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Week 13THE BATTLE OF NEW JERSEY!Stockton Ospreys (0-10) at Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1-9)Hardly the battle of the giants...Rutgers is favored by 11 Attendance: 17,300 (41,500) Weather: 45 degrees, fairRutgers starts out with the ball. They convert two 3rd down conversions to get to our 36 yardline, but the drive stalls and they go for it on 4th and 10 and fail.Out first drive starts off with Walking throwing 3 straight completions for 35 yards. We run the ball once, but on that one run Jefferson broke it for 16 yards. We get down to their 15 yard line, where we miss a 32 yard FG. On the strength of their running back, Rutgers drives down to our 26 yard line. And then they miss the 43 yard attempt. So after the 1st quarter, 2 FG tries, 2 FG misses.We start off the next drive passing again. Walker is doing pretty good for himself so far. We get down to the Rutgers 25 yard line and this time, the FG (42) attempt was good. We take a 3-0 at the beginning of the 2nd quarter.It doesn't take long for Rutgers to retaliate. A couple of big plays put them on our 20 yardline. From there, they hit a 20 yard TD pass to take a 7-3 lead.We get the ball and only end up going about 30 yards and punt it. Rutgers gets an illegal block and have to start on their 15 yardline. Our defense holds and Rutgers goes three and out.We get the ball at midfield. From there, Walker marches the team down to the 21 yardline. He takes a shot at the endzone. INTERCEPTION. Rutgers keeps it in the endzone for the touchback.With only a minute left in the half, however, Rutgers can't do anything with it and the half ends.Half Time score: Rutgers leads 7-3We start off with the ball in the 3rd quarter. Walker again, takes the team down deep into Rutgers territory. At the Rutgers 17 yardline, Walker finds Bjorlin! TOUCHDOWN! PAT is good and Stockton has a 10-7 lead. THis is the first time this season that we have had a lead in the 2nd half against a conference opponent.That lead would last for a little over a minute. On Rutgers first play of their next drive, they run the ball for 48 yards. The next play is an 11 yard pass for the touchdown. Rutgers retakes the lead 14-10.Their defense hold on the next drive and we punt just short of midfield.They end up going straight down the field. They converted a clutch 3rd and 10 at midfield to keep their drive alive. An unnecessary roughness call on us on a 2nd and 25 play (which only went for 9 yards, so it would have been 3rd and 16) gave them the first down. 2 plays later, a 3 yard run into the endzone extended the Rutgers lead to 11. They now lead 21-10.On the kickoff, we get flagged for holding and have to start at our own 5 yard line. We onyl get 3 yards and punt from the 8. This gives Rutgers great field position and they go for our throats. They get to the 19 yardline and try a pass into the endzone. INTERCEPTION! Touchback. Intercepted by Merloni.Rutgers expect pass, we go run. 4 straight running plays 28 yards. Then Walker hits Davidson for 18 yards. We go back to the run. Finch runs for 33 and the TOUCHDOWN! We go for two and it fails. THe scores is now 21-16 Rutgers.Our defense stops them and they punt from their 36 yardline. THis time, it was all Walker. He completes 5 straight passes, the 5th one being a pass for 13 yards to Davidson and another TOUCHDOWN! We go for 2 and it again fails. We have retaken the lead! Stockton leads it 22-21 with 7 minutes left to go in the game!Our defense doesn't budge! A 3 and out for Rutgers gives us the ball back with 5:27 left to go in the game. Our offense can't get going, however, as a false start and an offensive holding call keeps bring the ball back.Rutgers gets the ball with 3:58 left in the game. AN incomplete pass and two runs that go for a combined -1 yard makes them punt the ball away again.We still don't get going on offense. The rushing game lets us down. We get a 2nd and 1 on a 9 yard pass, but then a -1 yard run brings up 3rd and 2. The pass was overthrown. We punt it...Holding on the revieving team! Rutgers had the ball in our territory, the holding calls takes them back to their own 44 yardline.Only 2:18 left to go. Rutgers starts off bad, a false start and they are back to their own 39. A 7 yard run makes it 2nd and 8. Next play, the QB is hurried and he throws a bad pass. Incomplete. 3rd and 8, SACKED by O'Reilly. On 4th and 13, Rutgers has no choice but to go for it. The pass...INCOMPLETE! Rutgers turns the ball over on downs!!With only 1:31 left on the clock, Stockton successfully runs the clock out!STOCKTON WINS! STOCKTON WINS! OH MY GOD, STOCKTON WINS!Final Score: Stockton wins 22-21Player of the Game: QB Tracy Walker

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01-25-2003, 03:48 PM

Week 13 ReviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 10 0 0 1.000 432 100 7 0 0 1.000 251 81 Won 13 Miami of Florida 9 2 0 .818 332 137 6 1 0 .857 239 90 Won 2 Boston College 7 3 0 .700 321 105 4 3 0 .571 194 95 Lost 2 Syracuse 6 4 0 .600 252 180 4 3 0 .571 166 136 Won 3 Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .545 294 191 4 3 0 .571 205 131 Lost 1 West Virginia 5 6 0 .454 293 362 2 5 0 .285 133 243 Lost 5 Richard Stockton 1 10 0 .090 128 490 1 6 0 .142 70 338 Won 1 Rutgers 1 10 0 .090 150 392 0 7 0 .000 83 227 Lost 8 </pre>Week 13 Big East Games Virginia Tech beat Boston College 17-2 Miami of Florida beat West Virginia 52-7 Syracuse beat Pittsburgh 24-20 Richard Stockton beat Rutgers 22-21Week 14 Big East Games Virginia at Virginia Tech TV5 Notre Dame at Boston College TV3 Tennessee at Syracuse TV3 Richard Stockton at KaneoheStockton Players of the Week QB Tracy Walker 25-40 , 303 yards , 2 TD , 1 INT

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01-25-2003, 03:48 PM

No recruiting news. Situation is the same as above post

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01-25-2003, 03:48 PM

Week 14 Injury Report<pre> Player # Pos Elig Health Injury Full Strn. Hanson, Ronnie 2 WR* So* Out Torn Knee Ligamen 9 Weeks Covington, Kurt 8 WR Jr* Out Sprained Back 8 Weeks Rivers, Jermaine 73 DE Sr Out Compound Leg Frac 27 Weeks Jennings, T.J. 31 RB Sr Out Broken Wrist 8 Weeks Shelton, Roderick 86 WR Sr Probable Torn Thumb Ligame 3 Weeks Bradley, R.J. 56 OLB Sr* Probable Concussion 3 Weeks Garcia, Lincoln 98 DT Sr Probable Concussion 5 Weeks Bjorlin, Louis 80 WR Jr Probable Bruised Ribcage 5 Weeks Harris, Peter 27 CB Jr Probable Bruised Ribcage 2 Weeks </pre>

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Week 14Stockton Ospreys (1-10) at Kaneohe (2-8)Stockton is favoed by 3 Attendance: 24,000 (43,700) Weather: 78 degrees, fairThey got the ball first and we got the ball rolling. On the 3rd play of the game, Bradley picked off a pass and returned it for the touchdown to take a 7-0 lead.They settled down and on the next try, they were able to get down the field and score on a 41 yard FG to make it 7-3.Our offense shreaded their defense on the first drive and went right down the field to score on a 1 yard run to make it 14-3.They threw another pick on the next drive (Thomason) and he returned it to their 14 yard line. 3 plays later, we score on a 1 yard TD run again and the we are really dominating them. It's now 21-3.They put together a long, time consuming drive and end up with 3 more points on a 40 yard FG. 21-6.On the first play of the next drive, Walker throws a pick and they get th eball back. Our D holds and they go 3 and out.We get the ball back and march right down the field. We score a TD on a 17 yard pass (PAT blocked) and the score is now 27-6.We get the ball back on another interception (Matthews) and we go right down the field once again. However, this time we miss a 39 yard FG attempt.With time running out in the half, they surprise us with a huge play for 52 yards. That sets up a 4 yard TD run to make it 27-13.Half Time Score: Stockton leads 27-13We trade possesions until we were able to put together a drive. A 27 yard TD pass from Walker to Davidson makes the score 34-13.They respond with a 26 yard TD pass to make the score 34-20. They are starting to match us score for score and giving my D's track record, the come back may be on.With only 6 minutes left, we get more points on the board with a 19 yard FG to take a 17 point lead as the score is 37-20.We put the game away fro good on a 35 yard run by Jefferson to make the score 44-20 with only 3:55 left in the game. And it woudl stay that way.Final Score: Stockton wins 44-20We end the season with a 2 game winning streak. <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0"> And we finish ahead of Rutgers in the Big East Standings AND the BCS! Take that cthomer! <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0">

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Week 14 reviewBig East Standings<pre> School W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Streak Virginia Tech 11 0 0 1.000 494 110 7 0 0 1.000 251 81 Won 14 Miami of Florida 9 2 0 .818 332 137 6 1 0 .857 239 90 Won 2 Boston College 7 4 0 .636 324 136 4 3 0 .571 194 95 Lost 3 Syracuse 6 5 0 .545 259 218 4 3 0 .571 166 136 Lost 1 Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .545 294 191 4 3 0 .571 205 131 Lost 1 West Virginia 5 6 0 .454 293 362 2 5 0 .285 133 243 Lost 5 Richard Stockton 2 10 0 .166 172 510 1 6 0 .142 70 338 Won 2 Rutgers 1 10 0 .090 150 392 0 7 0 .000 83 227 Lost 8 </pre>BCS Standings<pre> School Record Conf Comp Poll Loss Sched Total Rank Tennessee 11-0 SEC 2.00 2.00 0.00 1.28 5.28 1 California-Los Angeles 11-0 PAC 1.25 3.50 0.00 1.08 5.83 2 Florida State 11-0 ACC 4.25 1.00 0.00 2.08 7.33 3 Notre Dame 11-0 IND 4.25 3.50 0.00 3.92 11.67 4 Texas 10-1 B12 5.50 6.00 1.00 0.68 13.18 5 Virginia Tech 11-0 EST 6.75 5.00 0.00 4.64 16.39 6 Marshall 11-0 MAM 8.25 7.50 0.00 2.76 18.51 7 Alabama 10-1 SEC 9.50 12.00 1.00 2.00 24.50 8 Oklahoma 9-2 B12 13.00 9.00 2.00 0.60 24.60 9 South Carolina 9-2 SEC 5.00 18.50 2.00 0.28 25.78 10 Stanford 9-2 PAC 9.00 17.00 2.00 0.56 28.56 11 Iowa State 9-2 B12 11.25 17.50 2.00 0.52 31.27 12 Brigham Young 10-1 MWS 14.75 12.00 1.00 3.84 31.59 13 Fresno State 11-0 WAC 19.25 7.50 0.00 5.00 31.75 14 Clemson 9-2 ACC 15.50 13.50 2.00 1.72 32.72 15 Miami of Florida 9-2 EST 17.00 12.00 2.00 2.44 33.44 16 Colorado State 10-1 MWS 18.75 12.00 1.00 4.08 35.83 17 Oregon 8-3 PAC 15.50 17.00 3.00 0.36 35.86 18 Texas A&M 9-2 B12 18.25 13.50 2.00 2.36 36.11 19 Purdue 8-3 B10 12.00 22.00 3.00 0.16 37.16 20 Kansas State 8-3 B12 20.50 20.00 3.00 2.16 45.66 21 Michigan 7-4 B10 22.75 24.50 4.00 0.08 51.33 22 Ohio State 7-4 B10 19.75 29.00 4.00 0.12 52.87 23 Maryland 8-3 ACC 25.50 23.50 3.00 2.68 54.68 24 Georgia 7-4 SEC 18.25 32.50 4.00 0.20 54.95 25 ------------------------- Boston College 7-4 EST 32.25 33.00 4.00 2.24 71.49 34 Syracuse 6-5 EST 39.50 44.00 5.00 0.96 89.46 42 Pittsburgh 6-5 EST 47.00 49.50 5.00 2.80 104.30 48 West Virginia 5-6 EST 60.50 67.50 6.00 1.48 135.48 65 Richard Stockton 2-10 EST 109.00109.5010.00 3.04 231.54 112 Rutgers 1-10 EST 115.50118.0010.00 1.24 244.74 116 </pre> Week 14 Big East Games Virginia Tech beat Virginia 62-10 Notre Dame beat Boston College 31-3 Tennessee beat Syracuse 38-7 Richard Stockton beat Kaneohe 44-20Stockton Players of the Week RB Ken Jefferson 20 car , 121 yards , 2 TD QB Tracy Walker 27-43 , 341 yards , 2 TD , 3 INT

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01-25-2003, 03:49 PM

Recruiting before Conference Championship Week Required Local Scholarships For the 2nd straight year, no one from Gateway or JFK Memorial is there. Watch next season, I'll get 7 total.Dream RecruitsG Jackie Bennett - #2 G, #7 National, scouted 100-- Decided to attend Oregon QB Grant Becker - #13 QB, #167 National, Scouted 76- Decided to attened Notre Dame RB Lance Applin - #15 RB, #172 National, Scouted 84- Decided to attend South Carolina CB Rex Bates - #11 CB, #159 National, Scouted 81- Decided to attend Boston College G Bobby Cole - #18 G, #96 National, Scouted 95+ Decided to accept our offer and attend Richard Stockton QB Steve Everett - #35 QB, #426 National, Scouted 62+ Decided to attend MarylandBlue Chip RecruitsS Bucky Hammond - #1 S, #20 National, Scouted 89+ Decided to attend Notre Dame T Kerry Donovan - #45 T, #404 National, Scouted 68-- Decided to attend Pittsburgh T Charlie Hall - #7 T, #44 National, Scouted 61++ Decided to attend Penn State DE Walter Campbell - #37 DE, #389 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attened Rutgers DT Shane Hunsinger - #53 DT, #898 National, Scouted 57+ Decided to attend Duke G Darryl Samuels - #-- G, #--- National, Scouted 63+ Decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton ILB Mike Tuinei - #8 ILB, #158 National, Scouted 95-- Decided to attened Syracuse WR Clarence Buckner - #30 WR, #420 National, Scouted 70- Decided to attend Georgia K Lenny Harrell - #40 K, #--- National, Scouted 62++ Decided to accept out offer to attend Richard Stockton DT Jeffrey Arnold - #50 DT, #831 National, Scouted 54+ Decided to attend Wisconsin I have ran out of qualifed Blue Chip players to go after. The only red recruits left are under the educational standards--------------- OMG, we landed Bobby Cole !!!!Accepted - 13 S Earl Gwozdz - Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania RB Oscar Logan - Montclair, New Jersey S Donovan Stevenson - Norristown, Pennsylvania RB Troy Shultz - Jersey City, New Jersey TE Shannon West - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C Freddie Cochrane - Hammonton, New Jersey G Darryl Samuels - Barnesboro, Pennsylvania K Lenny Harrell - Nutley, New Jersey QB Larry Colvin - Edinboro, Pennsylvania QB Riddick Uzzell - Ellwood City, Pennsylvania G Bobby Cole - Orange, New Jersey OLB Karl Greene - Teaneck, New Jersey G Harvey Whiting - New Castle, Pennsylvania Declined G Maurice Delgadillo - Oregon RB Terrance Webb - Rutgers G Mack Burke - Wyoming K Bo Rasmussen - Navy K Bart Kriewaldt - Mililani Town DE Deron Jarrell - Pittsburgh DT Shane Hunsinger - Duke ILB Ricardo Cable - Louisiana-Lafayette TE Austin Barrientos - Nevada-Las Vegas T Charlie Hall - Penn State CB Brent Flick - Wailuku QB Grant Becker - Notre Dame FB Jimmy Surdyk - Washington T Kerry Donovan - Pittsburgh DE Walter Campbell - Rutgers DT Jeffrey Arnold - Wisconsin ILB Mike Tuinei - Syracuse WR Lionel Partin - Texas-El Paso DT Colin Lumpkin - Nebraska OLB Johnny Casteel - East Carolina S Derrick Johnson - Ewa Beach RB Lance Applin - South Carolina G Jackie Bennett - Oregon CB Rex Bates - Boston College QB Steve Everett - Maryland S Bucky Hammond - Notre Dame WR Clarence Buckner - Georgia RB Josh Riemersma - Cincinatti

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01-25-2003, 03:49 PM

The full recruiting class of 2003 for the Stockton Ospreys.Accepted - 16 S Earl Gwozdz - Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania RB Oscar Logan - Montclair, New Jersey S Donovan Stevenson - Norristown, Pennsylvania RB Troy Shultz - Jersey City, New Jersey TE Shannon West - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C Freddie Cochrane - Hammonton, New Jersey G Darryl Samuels - Barnesboro, Pennsylvania K Lenny Harrell - Nutley, New Jersey QB Larry Colvin - Edinboro, Pennsylvania QB Riddick Uzzell - Ellwood City, Pennsylvania G Bobby Cole - Orange, New Jersey OLB Karl Greene - Teaneck, New Jersey G Harvey Whiting - New Castle, Pennsylvania QB Rex McCormick - Monmouth Junction, New Jersey RB Allen Ellard - Norristown, Pennsylvania FB Bob Bob Garrison - Vernon, New Jersey I tried like hell to get a few DTs, but none would commit. We'll see what happens...

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01-25-2003, 03:49 PM

Bowl Games for 2003<pre> Game Matchup Rose Bowl California-Los Angeles (11-0) vs Tennessee (12-0) Orange Bowl Florida State (11-0) vs Texas (11-1) Cotton Bowl Marshall (12-0) vs Notre Dame (11-0) Fiesta Bowl Purdue (8-3) vs Virginia Tech (11-0) Sugar Bowl Michigan (7-4) vs Iowa State (9-3) Citrus Bowl Stanford (9-2) vs Alabama (10-2) Gator Bowl Ohio State (7-4) vs Oregon (8-3) Outback Bowl Clemson (9-2) vs Colorado State (10-1) Peach Bowl Oklahoma (9-2) vs Miami of Florida (9-2) Liberty Bowl Penn State (7-4) vs South Carolina (9-2) Sun Bowl Maryland (8-3) vs Texas A&M (9-2) Music City Bowl Minnesota (7-4) vs Fresno State (11-0) Alamo Bowl Kansas State (8-3) vs Washington State (7-4) Holiday Bowl Boston College (7-4) vs Alabama-Birmingham (9-2) Independence Bowl Wake Forest (7-4) vs Wisconsin (7-4) Motor City Bowl Nebraska (7-4) vs South Florida (7-4) Aloha Bowl Syracuse (6-5) vs Georgia (7-4) Iceberg Bowl Washington (6-5) vs Northern Illinois (8-4) Big Apple Bowl Georgia Tech (6-5) vs Louisiana State (8-3) Tornado Bowl Brigham Young (10-1) vs Nevada (8-3) Capital Bowl Florida (6-5) vs New Mexico (6-5) Hall of Fame Bowl Arkansas (7-4) vs Cincinnati (6-5) Garden Bowl Idaho (9-2) vs Waipahu (8-3) </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:50 PM

The Bowl Games<pre>Rose Bowl Tennessee (13-0) 45, California-Los Angeles (11-1) 20 Orange Bowl Florida State (12-0) 31, Texas (11-2) 24 Cotton Bowl Notre Dame (12-0) 55, Marshall (12-1) 33 Fiesta Bowl Virginia Tech (12-0) 33, Purdue (8-4) 31 Sugar Bowl Iowa State (10-3) 34, Michigan (7-5) 10 Citrus Bowl Stanford (10-2) 27, Alabama (10-3) 17 Gator Bowl Ohio State (8-4) 32, Oregon (8-4) 3 Outback Bowl Colorado State (11-1) 27, Clemson (9-3) 10 Peach Bowl Miami of Florida (10-2) 32, Oklahoma (9-3) 7 Liberty Bowl South Carolina (10-2) 40, Penn State (7-5) 18 Sun Bowl Maryland (9-3) 31, Texas A&M (9-3) 10 Music City Bowl Minnesota (8-4) 41, Fresno State (11-1) 20 Alamo Bowl Kansas State (9-3) 27, Washington State (7-5) 22 Holiday Bowl Boston College (8-4) 31, Alabama-Birmingham (9-3) 10 Independence Bowl Wisconsin (8-4) 39, Wake Forest (7-5) 14 Motor City Bowl Nebraska (8-4) 45, South Florida (7-5) 3 Aloha Bowl Georgia (8-4) 21, Syracuse (6-6) 10 Iceberg Bowl Washington (7-5) 37, Northern Illinois (8-5) 7 Big Apple Bowl Louisiana State (9-3) 21, Georgia Tech (6-6) 17 Tornado Bowl Brigham Young (11-1) 31, Nevada (8-4) 3 Capital Bowl Florida (7-5) 24, New Mexico (6-6) 0 Hall of Fame Bowl Arkansas (8-4) 35, Cincinnati (6-6) 7 Garden Bowl Idaho (10-2) 33, Waipahu (8-4) 30 </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:50 PM

2003 AwardsNational Champions: TennesseeHeisman Trophy Winner: UCLA QB Brett BorumStockton AwardsNCAA 2nd Team: DT Lincoln Garcia Big East 1st Team: DT Lincoln Garcia Big East 2nd Team: S Joseph Merloni

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2003 Team Summary<pre>Record: 2-10 Rank: 110 Richard Stockton Team Rank Rushes 324 109 Rushing Yards 1079 111 Yards Per Carry 3.33 105 Pass Attempts 409 11 Completions 215 20 (T) Passing Yards 2239 57 Yards Per Attempt 5.47 107 3rd Down Conversions 26.2 117 Points Per Game 14.3 115 Turnovers 24 73 (T) Turnover Margin -5 87 (T) Opponents Team Rank Rushes 485 123 Rushing Yards 2314 120 Yards Per Carry 4.77 102 Pass Attempts 352 104 Completions 213 120 Passing Yards 3199 125 Yards Per Attempt 9.08 122 3rd Down Conversions 39.8 88 Points Per Game 42.5 123 Primary Formation: Run and Shoot Formation Week Team Versus Oppnt 1 24 at TOLE (42) 38 2 3 at CFLA (122) 16 3 28 NAVY (105) 35 4 3 at ARIZ (52) 63 5 10 at WVIR (69) 47 7 7 VATC (4) 44 9 10 MIAF (6) 56 10 7 at PITT (45) 69 11 7 at BOST (29) 62 12 7 SYRA (44) 39 13 22 at RUTG (115) 21 14 44 at KANE (113) 20 Passing Pos Att Comp Yards Y/Att TD Int 3 Walker QB 328 169 1864 5.68 10 12 1 Melvin QB 51 25 201 3.94 1 3 10 Sievers QB 30 21 174 5.80 0 1 Team --- 409 215 2239 5.47 11 16 Rushing Pos Att Yards Y/Att TD Stff YdLst 44 Jefferson RB 94 571 6.07 6 25 24 3 Walker QB 92 -105 -1.14 0 51 259 31 Jennings RB 51 212 4.15 0 17 27 35 Finch RB 41 261 6.36 1 7 8 Team --- 324 1079 3.33 8 118 393 Receiving Pos Targ Catch Yards Y/Ctc YAC TD 80 Bjorlin WR 95 51 628 12.3 195 4 85 Davison WR 89 37 517 13.9 139 4 84 Morabito WR 51 27 256 9.4 77 0 8 Covington WR 39 15 179 11.9 87 1 86 Shelton WR 38 16 222 13.8 58 1 35 Finch RB 34 26 132 5.0 52 0 44 Jefferson RB 25 16 111 6.9 64 0 31 Jennings RB 19 16 107 6.6 55 0 Team --- 409 215 2239 10.4 766 11 Defense Pos Tack Asst Sack TFL Ints Defn 98 Garcia DT 86 34 5.5 14 0 0 32 Merloni S 68 28 0.0 8 2 4 48 Matthews ILB 52 21 0.0 3 1 1 27 Harris CB 50 12 0.0 5 0 7 96 Holbrook OLB 38 18 0.0 4 0 0 41 Collier ILB 36 13 0.0 4 2 2 93 Pascoe ILB 35 12 0.0 1 0 2 71 Caldwell DE 33 12 4.5 8 0 0 55 Dawson OLB 33 14 3.5 4 0 4 99 O'Reilley DE 23 8 4.0 8 0 0 40 Thomason CB 21 9 0.0 0 3 1 56 Bradley OLB 20 9 0.0 2 2 3 42 Ruskowski CB 20 4 2.0 4 1 1 28 Pritchett S 20 9 0.0 1 0 3 29 Hanks CB 19 8 0.0 0 2 6 92 Walker DE 18 4 2.0 5 0 0 36 Cobb S 15 10 0.0 1 0 3 97 Reid DT 13 5 2.5 3 0 0 78 Raymond DE 12 2 2.0 2 0 1 Team --- 713 239 27.0 80 14 40 </pre>

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01-25-2003, 03:50 PM

The Record BookNCAA Records Single Game Record (Ind.) for most Interceptions in a game: S Joseph Merloni 4 (2002 vs West Virginia)Big East Career Records Pass Completions: QB Tracy Walker 355 (2003) Passing Yards: QB Tracy Walker 4,371 (2003) Receptions: WR Louis Bjorlin 90 (2003) Targeted Passes: WR Louis Bjorlin 186 (2003)Big East Season Records Pass Completions: QB Tracy Walker 186 (2002) Interceptions: S Joseph Merloni 6 (2002)Big East Season Team Records none by StocktonBig East Single Game Records Interceptions: S Joseph Merloni 4 (2002 vs West Virginia)Big East Single Game Team Recors none by Stockton

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01-25-2003, 03:50 PM

End of Season NewsBowling Green has been put on Sydicate suspension for one year.Lenny Cheshier, a tight end, blames the breakup of his relationship on a lack of free time during the past season.Peter Howard has retired from his position of scout, Northwest region.

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01-25-2003, 03:50 PM

For those of you who have been readin this dynasty, thanks! <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0"> I'll be pausing this dynasty for a little bit as I start up my FOF4 dynasty that I plan to run concurrent to this dynasty. This one has a 2 year head start on the FOF4 dynasty that I will be starting up. So I'm going to start that one up and do that for 2 years, and then will start this back up.The only thing I've yet to determine is if I'll be doing both at the same time or doing 1 year FOF4 then 1 year TCY...we'll see.