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TCY New Mexico
With the NFL draft coming up, and interest in college football starting to brew, I'm going to post a tcy dynasty here.
I'll be moving to Santa Fe at the end of the summer, so I'm going to start out coaching New Mexico in the Mountain West. |
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Rival: New Mexico State |
Utah is picked to finish first in the Mountain West. New Mexico is picked to finish 7th, or next to last.
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Bednarsh and Amundson will compete for the starting job. Both are scrambling style qbs with not a lot of throwing ability. I'll likely go with Bednarsh, redshirt Amundson, and play a lot of option the next couple of years. Stevenson has some potential and is worth keeping an eye on his development. Code:
Smistad, Chad 28 RB Jr 38 62 Smistad, Dennis, and Lincoln are all pretty much indistinguishable. We'll rotate them for now. Calmus and Sales will redshirt. Both have some decent potential. Code:
Clinton, Conrad 27 FB Sr 29 29 Clinton and Kurtz both graduate after this year. Perry Frederick (6'3, 245!) is the best blocker and overall talent. He'll likely start for the next two years. A position I need to recruit for this year. Code:
Doyle, Luther 87 TE Sr 27 29 A fairly deep talent pool here for my team. Hoffman is a crunching blocker; Wilcox a terrific reciever. Both Carlson and Harvey have upside. Code:
Homer, T.J. 3 WR Sr 55 69 T.J. Homer looks to be a solid reciever; he'll graduate this year. James and Blair will redshirt and look to be good prospects. |
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Arnold, Terrance 56 C Sr 46 68 Terrance Arnold at Center and Jimmy Thomas at Tackle will lead a weak offensive line. Arnold's the only senior, but given the lack of impressive prospects behind him, I need to recruit hard here. Mayes, Gilmore, and Garrison will probably be my other two starters. |
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Bates, Cornelius 7 P Sr 39 57 I'd like to pick up a K and a P this year. |
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Lind, J.J. 95 DE Jr* 14 16 Yikes. My defensive line doesn't seem likely to scare anybody. Wilt and Wallace are probably my top two linemen. Code:
O'Neill, Wayne 55 ILB Sr 16 17 Shannon Weller and Edwin Rude look solid. Grady Donovan, a walk-on ILB redshirting this year, is perhaps my best prospect for the future. Very little here in terms of underclassmen. |
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Terry, Darnell 26 CB Sr 44 49 Darnell Terry and J.B. Jennings both graduate this year; I'm not sure what's going to happen next year. I'm not even sure who will fill out my secondary this year. |
We're playing a two tight end offense to start, with lots of options. Our initial recruiting focuses on california and texas (where the sol 8 is). There's only one NM prospect on my short list right now: OLB Daryl Witherspoon, from Santa Fe.
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Our home opener is against Washington State; they're favored by 5.
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The College YearsAn embarrasing performance. |
Other scores from the opening weekend:
Notre Dame smokes BYU 37-14. Purdue tops Syracuse 20-17. South Carolina shuts out Vanderbilt 28-0. |
Colin Carlisle, backup DE, is out for 11 weeks with a broken tibia.
Week 3: at home vs. Texas Tech Texas Tech favored by only 1 point. Code:
The College YearsWe had em on the ropes, but they came back with 10 in the fourth quarter. A very disappointing loss. |
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#1 Michigan demolishes Notre Dame 43-21. Arkansas takes out Texas 20-17. Illinois upsets USC 37-32. |
We are seven point underdogs at Oregon State.
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The College YearsAnother blowout. Tennessee whips Florida 43-10. West Virginia overwhelms Maryland 31-11. Nebraska goes to Pittsburgh and wins easy, 45-24. |
Edwin Rude out 9 weeks with a broken ankle.
We are 2 point underdogs at New Mexico State. This is a game I want to win, and I think we can. Having Rude out will hurt. Code:
The College YearsIt's looking more and more like year 1 will be a long one... Alabama upsets Arkansas, 24-21. NC State upsets Va Tech, 30-3. Clemson takes down Florida State, 35-28. |
We have our first recruit visit... it's OLB Daryl Witherspoon from Santa Fe. He has just the one offer from us. Rivals.com has him as the #22 OLB in the nation.
T Jimmy Thomas is out 6 weeks with a knee injury. We're hosting #15 Utah (4-0). The Utes are favored by 18. Code:
The College YearsA solid effort by our defense, but in the end, close but no cigar. Georgia (4-0) squeaks by LSU (4-1), 36-35. Oklahoma (4-0) demolishes Texas Tech (4-1) 51-7. Colorado (3-1) takes out Missouri (3-1), 34-19. |
We travel to Air Force as 13 point underdogs. Chad Smistad's season is over because of a high ankle sprain.
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The College YearsCurtis Dennis, in his first start of the year, goes nuts, leading us to our first win! Holla! Oklahoma (5-0) beats Texas (3-2) 24-21. Georgia (5-0) tops Tennessee (4-1) 35-21. Michigan (6-0) stomps Minnesota (4-2) 52-21. |
We travel to UNLV, once again underdogs, this time by 7.
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The College YearsWe come back down to earth, smoked by the Rebels. #2 Oklahoma (6-0) over #32 Kansas State(4-2), 44-13. #9 Tennessee (5-1) over #10 Mississippi(6-1), 51-0. #22 NC State (5-1) tops #25 Maryland(4-2), 29-14. |
We have San Diego State at home; they are favored by 4.
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The College YearsOur second win of the year is an easy one. 6 sacks! #1 Michigan (8-0) tops #17 Purdue (5-2) 42-32. #23 Alabama (6-2) tops #9 Tennessee (5-2) 38-17. #14 Texas A&M (6-1) over #21 Colorado (5-2) 48-21. |
We are at #41 Colorado State (5-2), 19 point underdogs.
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The College YearsOur offense pulls a no show. #8 Florida (7-1) upsets #3 Georgia (7-1) 45-13. #1 Michigan (9-0) rolls over #17 Michigan State (6-2) 62-27. #12 Clemson (7-1) topples #18 NC State (6-2) 31-24. |
I will be rooting against your Loblows with all my might, st cronin. Nothing personal, just my natural hatred of all things UNM...
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Well so far I bet you're pretty smug ... I'm gonna turn things around quick though. |
We are at 2-7 BYU this week, underdogs again (by 6)...
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The College YearsSweet! 3-2 after after an 0-5 start. Last game of the season coming up... #2 Oklahoma (10-0) beats #3 Nebraska (9-1) 20-13. #20 Auburn (8-2) over #6 Georgia (8-2) 24-7. #9 Oregon (9-1) over #13 USC (7-3) 24-6. |
Wyoming (4-6) (-7) at New Mexico (3-7)
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The College YearsWow... very impressive. After a disastrous start, we win 4 of our last 6. Hopefully we can ride that momentum into the next year. #12 Alabama (9-2) over #15 Auburn (8-3), 30-28. #25 LSU (7-3) over #39 Mississippi (6-4), 39-14. #35 Memphis (8-2) over #50 East Carolina (6-4), 22-10. |
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That's simply because the Mountain Worst Conference sucks balls... :p ;) |
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WTF, is Crowton still there??? |
Awards:
CB Lonnie Dillon: MTW Top Defensive Freshman TE Martin Hoffman: MTW 2nd Team TE WR T.J. Homer: MTW 1st Team WR S J.B. Jennings: MTW 1st Team S CB Darnell Terry: MTW 2nd Team CB ILB Shannon Weller: 2nd Team ILB; All Senior ILB; MTW Top Defensive Player; MTW 1st Team ILB TE Norbert Wilcox: MTW 1st Team TE |
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Passing StatisticsBednarsh graduates. Code:
Rushing StatisticsDennis played the best, but against weaker competition. All three of my top backs return; I have an open mind about who to play next year. |
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Receiving StatisticsHomer played great, but he graduates. Frederick returns at FB. Wilcox graduates and Hoffman tore his ACL and will likely get an injury redshirt next year, leaving me with a major hole. I may need to get away from a two TE offense. Code:
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Kicking StatisticsHopper and Wells both graduate. Code:
Defensive StatisticsShannon Weller was simply terrific, and he'll be missed. Also graduating are Jennings, Delgado, and Terry. |
haha i must be tired.. i read the title and thought someone was doing a ron mexico career dynasty.. yikes
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Recruiting List, Ranking View |
My recruiting strategy normally is to focus on academic preparation, so most of those guys will NOT be ready to play next year. Most of them should have plenty of time for weights and film, though. I suspect I'll be moving to a more balanced offense this year, as well. I've got 7 starters on defense, and 6 on offense, coming back for year 2.
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Western Michigan has been suspended by the syndicate for recruiting violations!
Also, apparently my girlfriend has been playing TCY. I normally put the Sol 8 in Texas, but somehow it's located in Alaska this time. |
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2005 New Mexico Schedule |
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Smistad, Chad 28 RB Sr 44 45 I have quantity if not quality here. Smistad graduates this year; he'll start. Devine will redshirt; he looks to be a 4 year starter potentially. Smistad went out with an injury last year, and he'll get first crack at the job again. Code:
Clinton, Conrad 27 FB Sr 26 27 Perry Frederick played very well last year. Bucky Connell will take over next year. Connell and Devine should be a good backfield. Code:
Hoffman, Martin 91 TE Sr 42 42 Hoffman tore his ACL towards the end of last year, and he gets a year off to recover. Carlson is the best blocking option; Harvey the best pass-catcher. |
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Castillo, Aaron 4 WR Sr 23 23 Bryant James and Jimmy Null (true freshman) will likely start here. Not a lot of talent; Null could be good, but he's awful raw. Code:
Cobb, Tommy 51 C So 20 65 I may play Marler at C to go with my 4 returning starters. Code:
Bates, Cornelius 7 P Sr 34 44 Code:
Lind, J.J. 95 DE Sr* 26 30 Code:
Wilt, Herb 96 DT Sr 24 28 I had four DL start 11 games last year; they'll all be starting 11 again this year, barring injury. Hampton looks like a potential stud. |
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Jeffries, Wesley 54 ILB Sr 22 32 Code:
Andrews, Craig 47 CB Jr 26 26 Stanton may start as a true freshman. Very little talent here. |
I switch over to a pro-style offense where I hope to stay for a while. We lost a lot of talent on defense to graduation. My goal is to match last year's record, 4-7.
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Box Score: Cincinnati at New Mexico Cincinatti lights up our secondary! Not a promising start. |
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Box Score: Rutgers at New Mexico |
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Box Score: New Mexico at Kodiak Sales and Smistad both go over 100 yards on the ground. True Frosh Stanton grabs 2 picks at the FS position. |
Utah is favored by 12. This is a very big early season game.
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Box Score: Utah at New Mexico |
Rivalry game at NM State. Stevenson in at QB.
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Box Score: New Mexico at New Mexico State:( |
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Box Score: New Mexico at Air ForceI've definitely got a solid running game; but in all other aspects this team is quite deficient. I think Simmons realizes now that he needs to be ready to play a year ahead of schedule. |
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Box Score: San Diego State at New Mexico |
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Box Score: New Mexico at Colorado State |
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Box Score: Brigham Young at New Mexico |
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Box Score: Wyoming at New MexicoNot as close as the final score. Stevenson gets 60 yards on 11 carries, and doesn't turn the ball over. Frosh FS Stanton grabs another INT, his 6th of the year. |
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