TCY: Richard Stockton College Div-I football is born - Page 2

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:17 PM

Week 14

Boston College Eagles (7-3) at Stockton Ospreys (3-8)

Stockton is ranked #93
Boston College is ranked #27
Boston College is favored by 14
Attendance: 47,200 (66,600)
Weather: 41 degrees, rain
no TV coverage

We put up more of a fight than I thought we would.

They quickly jumped out to a 7-0 lead but we responded and tied the game with a touchdown of our own.

We held them off for a while, but with about 10 minutes left in the half, the flood gates opened. It started with a 45 yard FG to make it 10-7, but then was followed by 2 touchdowns that made it 24-7 and crushed our hopes for just 1 more win.

Half Time Score: Boston College leads 24-7

Right off the bat, Boston College TD pass (42 yards) to make it 31-7. We then responded with a quick touchdown. We failed the 2 pt conversion and it was 31-13.

With about 9 minutes left, we kick a 41 yard FG to make it 31-16. We're within 2 scores.

However, our offense stalls dispite good field position given to them by my defense. Eventually Boston College gets into the endzone again to make it 38-16, effectivly ending the game with 2:25 left.

Final Score: Boston College wins 38-16

I expected to lose 55-0. Good that we were able to hang in there at times.

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:17 PM

End of Season College Review

NCAA Top 25 Teams

  School                Record  Conf  Comp  Poll  Loss  Sched Total Rank  
Oregon                  12-0    PAC   2.00  1.00  0.00  1.72  4.72  1       
Oklahoma                12-1    B12   2.75  2.00  1.00  1.60  7.35  2       
Miami of Florida        11-1    EST   1.50  5.00  1.00  0.28  7.78  3       
Tennessee               12-1    SEC   5.00  3.50  1.00  1.40  10.90 4       
Florida State           11-2    ACC   4.25  6.00  2.00  0.52  12.77 5       
Texas A&M               11-1    B12   4.00  6.00  1.00  2.08  13.08 6       
Kansas State            12-1    B12   5.75  4.50  1.00  2.36  13.61 7       
Florida                 10-2    SEC   9.50  8.00  2.00  0.24  19.74 8       
Auburn                  11-2    SEC   8.00  11.50 2.00  0.72  22.22 9       
Notre Dame              10-2    IND   11.50 10.50 2.00  0.80  24.80 10      
California-Los Angeles  10-2    PAC   11.50 10.50 2.00  1.56  25.56 11      
Washington              10-2    PAC   9.25  12.50 2.00  2.60  26.35 12      
Wisconsin               11-2    B10   11.00 12.50 2.00  1.36  26.86 13      
Purdue                  10-2    B10   11.25 15.50 2.00  0.64  29.39 14      
Clemson                 10-2    ACC   15.25 11.50 2.00  2.88  31.63 15      
Texas                   9-3     B12   15.25 18.00 3.00  1.64  37.89 16      
Colorado State          11-2    MWS   17.75 16.00 2.00  3.24  38.99 17      
Louisiana State         9-3     SEC   15.50 20.00 3.00  0.56  39.06 18      
Syracuse                9-3     EST   16.00 23.00 3.00  1.44  43.44 19      
Penn State              9-3     B10   22.00 18.00 3.00  1.88  44.88 20      
Maryland                9-3     ACC   19.50 23.00 3.00  2.68  48.18 21      
Marshall                10-2    MAM   20.00 23.00 2.00  3.88  48.88 22      
Brigham Young           10-2    MWS   25.75 18.00 2.00  3.44  49.19 23      
Ohio State              9-4     B10   25.25 20.50 4.00  0.60  50.35 24      
Virginia Tech           9-4     EST   24.25 25.50 4.00  1.16  54.91 25      
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Boston College          9-3     EST   24.00 25.50 3.00  2.64  55.14 26      
Pittsburgh              7-5     EST   28.00 43.00 5.00  0.84  76.84 37      
Rutgers                 5-7     EST   72.00 80.50 7.00  1.28 160.78 78      
Richard Stockton        3-9     EST   89.50 105.009.00  1.48 204.98 100     
West Virginia           2-10    EST   92.75 111.0010.00 0.16 213.91 104

Big East Standings

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Miami of Florida         11 1  0  .916  491 119 7  0  0  1.000 281 51  Won 10      
Boston College           9  3  0  .750  386 223 5  2  0  .714  189 121 Won 4       
Syracuse                 9  3  0  .750  432 150 5  2  0  .714  247 79  Lost 2      
Virginia Tech            9  4  0  .692  380 203 5  2  0  .714  204 112 Won 2       
Pittsburgh               7  5  0  .583  332 166 3  4  0  .428  181 125 Won 1       
Rutgers                  5  7  0  .416  218 450 2  5  0  .285  90  284 Lost 2      
Richard Stockton         3  9  0  .250  175 428 1  6  0  .142  85  266 Lost 3      
West Virginia            2  10 0  .166  158 404 0  7  0  .000  53  292 Lost 8

Week 14 Big East Games
Miami of Florida beat Pittsburgh 34-27
Notre Dame beat Rutgers 69-7
Boston College beat Richard Stockton 38-16
Virginia Tech beat West Virginia 57-3

[b]Big East Games during Conference Championship Week[b]
Miami of Florida beat Syracuse 49-3
Virginia Tech beat Virginia 45-0
Boston College beat Rutgers 38-7
Pittsburgh beat West Virginia 38-13

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:17 PM

Recruiting before The Minor Bowls

Required Local Scholarships

No one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is good enough for college ball.

Dream Recruits

S Jackie Bennett - #16 S, #333 National, scouted 84+
Decided to attend Rutgers

ILB Christian Nesbit - #7 ILB, #77 National - Scouted 80++
Decided to attend Virginia Tech

DE Troy Bates - #40 DE, #338 National, Scouted 63+
Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year.

QB Jim Poling - #39 QB, #449 National, Scouted 69-
Decided to attend Maryland.

G Archie Barrouquere - #45 G, #435 National, Scouted 70--
Decided to attend Boston College.

OLB Archie Hipp - #87 OLB, #---National, Scouted 57-
Decided to attend Notre Dame

Blue Chip Recruits

P Lee Laxdal - #4 P, #108 National, Scouted 98-
Decided to attend Penn State

C Cornell Levitt - #1 C, #29 National, Scouted 90+
Decided to attend Arizona State

CB Paul Durham - #28 CB, #406 National, Scouted 77+
Decided to attend Rutgers.

TE Stan Earls - #51 TE, #940 National, Scouted 59+
Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next
year.

RB Marshall Rottinghaus, #24 RB, #347 National, Scouted 57++
Decided to attend Pittsburgh

WR Sammie Elliot, #-- WR, #--- National, Scouted 58+
Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year.

CB Stanley Finley, #43 CB, #600 National, Scouted 74+
Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year.

FB Cary Johnson - #14 FB, #490 National, Scouted 73--
Decided to attend Pittsburgh

C Benjamin Kowalkowski - #34 C, #511 National, Scouted 84-
Decided to attend North Carolina.

CB Donald Magnotta - #67 CB, #--- National, Scouted 60+
Decided to attend Rutgers

WR Grady Noll - #-- WR, #--- National, Scouted 53+
Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year.

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I really hope there's a QB to go after next year. I need one bad.

Accepted - 16 (not all got scholarships)
TE Stan Earls - Philadelphia, PA (59+)

P Earl Mozart - Newark, NJ (52+)
ILB Darryl Horn - North Arlington, NJ (51++)
OLB Ken Frederick - York, PA (70-)
S Dexter Pravato - Newark, NJ (49+)
WR Rico Rives - Eatontown, NJ (53+)
DE Try Bates - Asbury Park, NJ (63+)
CB Stanley Finley - Ewing, NJ (74+)
WR Sammie Elliot - Piscataway, NJ (58+)
ILB Korey Freeman - Robesonia, PA (64+)
WR Grady Noll - Coatesville, PA (53+)
RB Herman Murray - Elizabethville, PA (13-)
QB Mercury Kelly - Jersey City, NJ (43-)
FB Dan Haight - Bridgeville, DE (29+)
WR Darrin Filbert - Cape May Court House, NJ (42+)
C Tyrus Eden - Scotch Plains, NJ (17+)

Declined
P Lee Laxdel - Penn State
QB Jim Poling - Maryland
K Robert Centers - UCLA
S Jackie Bennet - Rutgers
FB Cary Johnson - Pittsburgh
C Cornell Levitt - Arizona State
C Jared Westbrook - Kaneohe
DT Doug Buckner - Ball State
S Ricky Martin - North Carolina State
ILB Christian Nesbit - Virginia Tech
RB Jason Austin - Louisiana-Lafayette
RB Ellis Stephenson - North Texas
C Benjamin Kowalkowski - North Carolina
CB Donald Magnotta - Rutgers
CB Glen McPike - Central Michigan
FB Dwaynbe McSwain - Texas Christian
G Archie Barrouquere - Boston College
CB Bernie Arnold - Cincinatti
QB Allen Hayes - Florida
OLB Archi Hipp - Notre Dame

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:17 PM

NCAA 2002 Bowl Games

  Game                   Matchup  
Rose Bowl                Oklahoma (12-1)  vs Oregon (12-0)                      
Orange Bowl              Florida State (11-2)  vs Miami of Florida (11-1)       
Cotton Bowl              Kansas State (12-1)  vs Tennessee (12-1)               
Fiesta Bowl              Purdue (10-2)  vs Texas A&M (11-1)                     
Sugar Bowl               Wisconsin (11-2)  vs Texas (9-3)                       
Citrus Bowl              California-Los Angeles (10-2)  vs Auburn (11-2)        
Gator Bowl               Penn State (9-3)  vs Washington (10-2)                 
Outback Bowl             Clemson (10-2)  vs Brigham Young (10-2)                
Peach Bowl               Texas Tech (8-5)  vs Syracuse (9-3)                    
Liberty Bowl             Ohio State (9-4)  vs Florida (10-2)                    
Sun Bowl                 Maryland (9-3)  vs Iowa State (7-5)                    
Music City Bowl          Michigan (7-5)  vs Fresno State (9-4)                  
Alamo Bowl               Stanford (7-4)  vs Western Michigan (7-5)              
Holiday Bowl             Virginia Tech (9-4)  vs East Carolina (8-4)            
Independence Bowl        Georgia Tech (7-5)  vs Indiana (8-4)                   
Motor City Bowl          South Carolina (8-4)  vs Notre Dame (10-2)             
Aloha Bowl               Boston College (9-3)  vs Louisiana State (9-3)         
Iceberg Bowl             Arizona State (7-5)  vs Marshall (10-2)                
Big Apple Bowl           Wake Forest (7-5)  vs Arkansas (8-4)                   
Tornado Bowl             Colorado State (11-2)  vs Hawaii (9-3)                 
Capital Bowl             Illinois (7-5)  vs Utah (6-5)                          
Hall of Fame Bowl        Pittsburgh (7-5)  vs Louisville (7-5)                  
Garden Bowl              Louisiana-Monroe (6-5)  vs Ewa Beach (8-3)

Big East games in red

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:17 PM

A little Controversy

Kansas State pulled off a big upset against Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship game. They both then ended the season with a record of 12-1. The BCS kept Oklahoma above Kansas State, however, because of Kansas State's lose to Oklahoma State earlier in the season. Oklahoma State ended the season unranked at 6-6.

However, some still say that Oklahoma, because of their lose to Kansas State, should not be in the Championship game. Some are saying that either Miami of Florida or Tennessee should have been given the Championship Game slot.

Regardless, it will be Oregon and Oklahoma in the Championship game.

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:18 PM

Minor Bowls

Motor City Bowl          Notre Dame (11-2) 27, South Carolina (8-5) 0           
Aloha Bowl               Boston College (10-3) 38, Louisiana State (9-4) 16     
Iceberg Bowl             Arizona State (8-5) 31, Marshall (10-3) 15             
Big Apple Bowl           Arkansas (9-4) 21, Wake Forest (7-6) 12                
Tornado Bowl             Colorado State (12-2) 55, Hawaii (9-4) 13              
Capital Bowl             Illinois (8-5) 55, Utah (6-6) 7                        
Hall of Fame Bowl        Pittsburgh (8-5) 31, Louisville (7-6) 10               
Garden Bowl              Louisiana-Monroe (7-5) 49, Ewa Beach (8-4) 23

Major Bowls

Outback Bowl             Clemson (11-2) 45, Brigham Young (10-3) 31             
Peach Bowl               Syracuse (10-3) 31, Texas Tech (8-6) 7                 
Liberty Bowl             Florida (11-2) 21, Ohio State (9-5) 10                 
Sun Bowl                 Iowa State (8-5) 31, Maryland (9-4) 24                 
Music City Bowl          Michigan (8-5) 35, Fresno State (9-5) 9                
Alamo Bowl               Stanford (8-4) 52, Western Michigan (7-6) 10           
Holiday Bowl             Virginia Tech (10-4) 38, East Carolina (8-5) 7         
Independence Bowl        Georgia Tech (8-5) 24, Indiana (8-5) 17

Four Star Bowls

Fiesta Bowl              Texas A&M (12-1) 20, Purdue (10-3) 17                  
Sugar Bowl               Texas (10-3) 20, Wisconsin (11-3) 6                    
Citrus Bowl              California-Los Angeles (11-2) 24, Auburn (11-3) 17     
Gator Bowl               Washington (11-2) 38, Penn State (9-4) 27

New Year's Bowls

Orange Bowl              Florida State (12-2) 42, Miami of Florida (11-2) 24    
Cotton Bowl              Tennessee (13-1) 42, Kansas State (12-2) 7

National Championship

Rose Bowl                Oregon (13-0) 23, Oklahoma (12-2) 20

Oregon wins the National Championship in a nail-biter with Oklahoma.

The Big East goes 4-1 in bowl games. The onyl lose was a let down by Miami who lost to Florida State 42-24 in the Orange Bowl.

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:18 PM

NCAAEnd of Season Stuff

Heisman Trophy Winner: Florida State QB Dana Emmons. Stats: 318-560, 56.7%, 4885 yards, 8.72 Y/A, 56 TD, 12 INT, 158.7 Rating
Other Honors: NCAA 2002: 2nd Team QB, ACC Conference MVP, ACC Top Offensive Player, ACC 1st Team QB

[b]Awards:

  Award                  Player                  Team  
League MVP               Dana Emmons             Florida State              
Top Offensive Player     Harvey Malloy           Oklahoma                   
Top Defensive Player     Tommy Marek             Auburn                     
Top Offensive Freshman   Tyrone Neeley           Miami of Ohio              
Top Defensive Freshman   Leonard Lombardi        Georgia

Stockton Awards
DT Lincoln Garcia: Big East 1st Team
S Walter Epps: Big East 2nd Team

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:18 PM

2002 Summary for Richard Stockton


Record: 3-9
Rank: 106
   
Richard Stockton        Team      Rank  
Rushes                  352       105         
Rushing Yards           563       124         
Yards Per Carry         1.59      125         
Pass Attempts           391       28          
Completions             196       39          
Passing Yards           2600      41          
Yards Per Attempt       6.64      69          
3rd Down Conversions    24.7      114         
Points Per Game         14.5      114         
Turnovers               24        66 (T)      
Turnover Margin         0         64 (T)      
   
Opponents               Team      Rank  
Rushes                  481       107 (T)     
Rushing Yards           1956      88 (T)      
Yards Per Carry         4.06      70          
Pass Attempts           332       54          
Completions             195       92 (T)      
Passing Yards           2897      112         
Yards Per Attempt       8.72      120         
3rd Down Conversions    36.5      69 (T)      
Points Per Game         35.6      109 (T)
Turnovers               24        57 (T)     
   
Primary Formation: Run and Shoot Formation
   
Week  Team  Versus        Oppnt  
2     27    at TULA (107) 24      
3     7     ORST (48)     43      
4     0     MIAF (7)      44      
5     3     at SCAR (34)  38      
6     27    CINC (47)     34      
8     0     SYRA (18)     52      
9     26    at CONN (109) 23      
10    3     at VATC (20)  38      
11    41    WVIR (113)    10      
12    3     at PITT (40)  32      
13    22    at RUTG (80)  52      
14    16    BOST (21)     38      
   
Passing             Pos   Att   Comp  Yards Y/Att TD    Int  
3 Walker            QB    375   186   2507  6.68  11    17      
Team                ---   391   196   2600  6.64  11    17      
   
Rushing             Pos   Att   Yards Y/Att TD    Stff  YdLst  
3 Walker            QB    130   -49   -0.37 0     70    339     
31 Jennings         RB    116   285   2.45  3     56    73      
33 Ford             RB    66    278   4.21  1     25    32      
35 Finch            RB    26    45    1.73  1     13    19      
Team                ---   352   563   1.59  5     173   501     
   
Receiving           Pos   Targ  Catch Yards Y/Ctc YAC   TD  
80 Bjorlin          WR    91    39    595   15.2  99    0       
8 Covington         WR    78    38    451   11.8  116   1       
82 Stephens         WR    76    34    457   13.4  149   5       
85 Davison          WR    49    28    490   17.5  100   2       
5 Bush              WR    33    20    270   13.5  105   2       
31 Jennings         RB    21    12    72    6.0   17    0       
86 Shelton          TE    18    13    174   13.3  69    0       
33 Ford             RB    12    6     36    6.0   22    1       
Team                ---   391   196   2600  13.2  680   11      
   
Defense             Pos   Tack  Asst  Sack  TFL   Ints  Defn  
98 Garcia           DT    76    21    3.0   11    0     0       
21 Epps             S     73    27    0.0   6     3     5       
32 Merloni          S     55    26    0.0   7     6     2       
96 Holbrook         OLB   40    15    0.0   3     0     4       
27 Harris           CB    39    16    0.0   5     1     4       
93 Pascoe           ILB   34    10    0.0   4     0     2       
91 Easterling       DE    33    11    11.0  13    0     0       
46 Lofton           CB    31    15    0.0   0     0     4       
55 Dawson           OLB   29    11    1.0   6     1     1      
41 Collier          ILB   27    17    0.0   2     2     1       
40 Thomason         CB    25    7     0.0   2     1     3       
59 Bradley          OLB   23    10    2.0   5     0     1       
73 Rivers           DE    18    4     1.5   3     0     0       
36 Cobb             S     17    8     0.0   1     0     0       
47 McKenzie         OLB   16    2     0.0   1     0     0       
90 Basile           DT    15    3     1.0   2     0     0       
42 Ruskowski        CB    14    1     0.0   1     2     2       
92 Walker           DE    13    9     3.0   5     0     0       
Team                ---   708   238   30.0  88    17    32

sabotai · 01-25-2003, 04:18 PM

End of season mailbox

Darryl Reese of California-Los Angeles has been named Coach of the Year for his performance this past season.

Duane Toomer, a quarterback, has left your team because of a lack of playing time.

Broderick Stacey, a kicker, has been made academically ineligible for the upcoming season for failing a class.

Brad McKenzie, an outside linebacker, has been made academically ineligible for the upcoming season for failing a class.

George Ford, a running back, has been suspended for the season for violating the Syndicate drug policies.

Alvin Osterlund, an offensive guard, blames the breakup of his relationship on a lack of free time during the past season.

*I was going to start Ford, but that's out now.

01-25-2003, 04:18 PM	#57
sabotai General Manager Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: The Satellite of Love	NCAAEnd of Season Stuff Heisman Trophy Winner: Florida State QB Dana Emmons. Stats: 318-560, 56.7%, 4885 yards, 8.72 Y/A, 56 TD, 12 INT, 158.7 Rating Other Honors: NCAA 2002: 2nd Team QB, ACC Conference MVP, ACC Top Offensive Player, ACC 1st Team QB [b]Awards: Award Player Team League MVP Dana Emmons Florida State Top Offensive Player Harvey Malloy Oklahoma Top Defensive Player Tommy Marek Auburn Top Offensive Freshman Tyrone Neeley Miami of Ohio Top Defensive Freshman Leonard Lombardi Georgia Stockton Awards DT Lincoln Garcia: Big East 1st Team S Walter Epps: Big East 2nd Team

01-25-2003, 04:17 PM	#53
sabotai General Manager Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: The Satellite of Love	Recruiting before The Minor Bowls Required Local Scholarships No one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is good enough for college ball. Dream Recruits S Jackie Bennett - #16 S, #333 National, scouted 84+ Decided to attend Rutgers ILB Christian Nesbit - #7 ILB, #77 National - Scouted 80++ Decided to attend Virginia Tech DE Troy Bates - #40 DE, #338 National, Scouted 63+ Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year. QB Jim Poling - #39 QB, #449 National, Scouted 69- Decided to attend Maryland. G Archie Barrouquere - #45 G, #435 National, Scouted 70-- Decided to attend Boston College. OLB Archie Hipp - #87 OLB, #---National, Scouted 57- Decided to attend Notre Dame Blue Chip Recruits P Lee Laxdal - #4 P, #108 National, Scouted 98- Decided to attend Penn State C Cornell Levitt - #1 C, #29 National, Scouted 90+ Decided to attend Arizona State CB Paul Durham - #28 CB, #406 National, Scouted 77+ Decided to attend Rutgers. TE Stan Earls - #51 TE, #940 National, Scouted 59+ Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year. RB Marshall Rottinghaus, #24 RB, #347 National, Scouted 57++ Decided to attend Pittsburgh WR Sammie Elliot, #-- WR, #--- National, Scouted 58+ Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year. CB Stanley Finley, #43 CB, #600 National, Scouted 74+ Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year. FB Cary Johnson - #14 FB, #490 National, Scouted 73-- Decided to attend Pittsburgh C Benjamin Kowalkowski - #34 C, #511 National, Scouted 84- Decided to attend North Carolina. CB Donald Magnotta - #67 CB, #--- National, Scouted 60+ Decided to attend Rutgers WR Grady Noll - #-- WR, #--- National, Scouted 53+ Accepted to attened Richard Stockton College next year. --------------- I really hope there's a QB to go after next year. I need one bad. Accepted - 16 (not all got scholarships) TE Stan Earls - Philadelphia, PA (59+) P Earl Mozart - Newark, NJ (52+) ILB Darryl Horn - North Arlington, NJ (51++) OLB Ken Frederick - York, PA (70-) S Dexter Pravato - Newark, NJ (49+) WR Rico Rives - Eatontown, NJ (53+) DE Try Bates - Asbury Park, NJ (63+) CB Stanley Finley - Ewing, NJ (74+) WR Sammie Elliot - Piscataway, NJ (58+) ILB Korey Freeman - Robesonia, PA (64+) WR Grady Noll - Coatesville, PA (53+) RB Herman Murray - Elizabethville, PA (13-) QB Mercury Kelly - Jersey City, NJ (43-) FB Dan Haight - Bridgeville, DE (29+) WR Darrin Filbert - Cape May Court House, NJ (42+) C Tyrus Eden - Scotch Plains, NJ (17+) Declined P Lee Laxdel - Penn State QB Jim Poling - Maryland K Robert Centers - UCLA S Jackie Bennet - Rutgers FB Cary Johnson - Pittsburgh C Cornell Levitt - Arizona State C Jared Westbrook - Kaneohe DT Doug Buckner - Ball State S Ricky Martin - North Carolina State ILB Christian Nesbit - Virginia Tech RB Jason Austin - Louisiana-Lafayette RB Ellis Stephenson - North Texas C Benjamin Kowalkowski - North Carolina CB Donald Magnotta - Rutgers CB Glen McPike - Central Michigan FB Dwaynbe McSwain - Texas Christian G Archie Barrouquere - Boston College CB Bernie Arnold - Cincinatti QB Allen Hayes - Florida OLB Archi Hipp - Notre Dame

01-25-2003, 04:17 PM	#55
sabotai General Manager Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: The Satellite of Love	A little Controversy Kansas State pulled off a big upset against Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship game. They both then ended the season with a record of 12-1. The BCS kept Oklahoma above Kansas State, however, because of Kansas State's lose to Oklahoma State earlier in the season. Oklahoma State ended the season unranked at 6-6. However, some still say that Oklahoma, because of their lose to Kansas State, should not be in the Championship game. Some are saying that either Miami of Florida or Tennessee should have been given the Championship Game slot. Regardless, it will be Oregon and Oklahoma in the Championship game.

01-25-2003, 04:18 PM	#59
sabotai General Manager Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: The Satellite of Love	End of season mailbox Darryl Reese of California-Los Angeles has been named Coach of the Year for his performance this past season. Duane Toomer, a quarterback, has left your team because of a lack of playing time. Broderick Stacey, a kicker, has been made academically ineligible for the upcoming season for failing a class. Brad McKenzie, an outside linebacker, has been made academically ineligible for the upcoming season for failing a class. George Ford, a running back, has been suspended for the season for violating the Syndicate drug policies. Alvin Osterlund, an offensive guard, blames the breakup of his relationship on a lack of free time during the past season. *I was going to start Ford, but that's out now.

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