BBCF 1.52 - The Glenn Grubb Dynasty

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 03:59 PM

A player like Glenn Grubb comes across once in a lifetime. He has all the tools you want to see in a QB - a strong arm, terrific accuracy, great running speed, trmendous instincts, and great intellect. This guy excels in every single category. He's more talented than any other player in college football history. The buzz about him during recruiting season was enormous. The star from Palm Bay High School in Melbourne, FL obviously received attention from Miami, Florida, and Florida State and it was expected that he would choose between one of these three schools. On signing day, it was still unclear who he would choose. At his announcement press conference, he broke the news by holding the following helmet in the air....

The room was dead silent. Everyone was waiting to see if it was a joke. It wasn't. Glenn Grubb was going to Duke, and the college football world would never be the same.

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 04:24 PM

Glenn Grubb, Quarterback						DUKE
Current/Potential	RATING	YARDS	COMP%	TD	INT	DUKE
5.0/5.0						Duke Blue Devils

Attributes
Morale:	Unsure
Height:	6-2
Weight:	195
Ideal Wt:	205
Jersey:	9
Age:	20
Year:	Fr
Status:	OK
Energy:	100
HS Ranking:	1
Pos Ranking:	1

Position Ratings
Passing Accuracy:	99
Passing Touch:	97
Running:	98
Hands:	99
Punt Return:	96
Kick Return:	96
Durability:	96
Endurance:	99
Adaptability:	100

Athletic Ratings
Arm Strength:	99
Acceleration:	96
Agility:	99
Speed:	99
Strength:	99
Jumping:	97
Instincts:	99
Aggressiveness:	99
Discipline:	96
Intelligence:	98
Work Ethic:	96

Personal Bests
Attempts:	0

Completions:	0

Passing yards:	0

Longest pass:	0

Touchdowns:	0

Game Logs

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Res

Att

Comp

Comp%

Yds

Yds/A

TD

Int

Lng

Sack

Rat

R Yds

YPC

R TDs

Scouting Report	Potential
	Glenn is currently at his projected potential.

Player Awards

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 04:27 PM

Note: With 1.52 being released, I thought it would be fun to get back into BBCF. I still want to get my massive interactive dynasty restarted, so this is a sort of test run for that.

The idea here was to create a maxed out player (I gave him 100 in every category) and see what he would do on a terrible team.

DeToxRox · 02-15-2007, 04:32 PM

How do you go about creating guys? It's probably something simple I am easily missing, but any help would be awesome.

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 04:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeToxRoxDVHStyle

How do you go about creating guys? It's probably something simple I am easily missing, but any help would be awesome.

After you've started a league, you click on the Options tab (under History) on the left side of the screen. This will bring up a new list of links on the far left. The 3rd one down will be player editor. Then you just pick a team and player to edit.

DeToxRox · 02-15-2007, 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by larrymcg421

After you've started a league, you click on the Options tab (under History) on the left side of the screen. This will bring up a new list of links on the far left. The 3rd one down will be player editor. Then you just pick a team and player to edit.

Touche, it was that simple.

Thanks a lot, love your dyansties, definetly looking forward to this.

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 05:28 PM

Quarterbacks
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
03	QB	Michael Dixon	6-1	188	Sr	3.64	65	99	OK	Charlotte Catholic (Charlotte, NC)	2.0	2.0
01	QB	James Ewing	6-2	203	Jr	3.80	57	72	OK	Fair Haven Union (Fair Haven, VT)	2.5	3.0
09	QB	Glenn Grubb (S)	6-2	195	Fr	2.04	96	98	OK	Westover (Fayetteville, NC)	5.0	5.0
05	QB	Brandon Webb	6-6	189	Fr	3.86	52	98	OK	Cherokee (Cherokee, NC)	1.0	2.5
06	QB	Lee West	6-2	176	So	3.49	50	95	OK	North Davidson (Lexington, NC)	1.0	2.0

Running Backs
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
28	RB	Jeffrey Flint	5-11	192	Sr	1.84	52	63	OK	Apex (Apex, NC)	1.0	1.0
36	RB	Justin Fry	5-10	172	Fr	2.02	83	62	OK	Spring Creek (Seven Springs, NC)	1.0	1.5
40	RB	Michael Barnes (S)	5-11	208	Jr	2.85	78	71	OK	Smithfield-Selma (Smithfield, NC)	2.0	3.5
38	RB	Joseph Kennedy	6-0	194	Sr	3.35	54	89	OK	Glen Burnie (Glen Burnie, MD)	1.5	1.5
47	RB	Raymond Moreno	6-0	169	(Fr)	2.48	65	63	OK	Dixon (Holly Ridge, NC)	1.0	2.5
43	FB	Donald Hill (S)	6-0	202	Fr	3.73	88	78	OK	Page (Greensboro, NC)	1.0	2.5
31	FB	James Jackson	6-1	193	Fr	3.79	93	85	OK	Ellington (Ellington, CT)	1.0	1.5
41	FB	Evan Johnson	5-11	206	Sr	1.97	95	35	OK	Swansboro (Swansboro, NC)	1.5	1.5

Receivers
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
32	WR	Trenton Frederick	6-1	179	So	3.58	92	83	OK	Theodore Roosevelt (Washington, DC)	1.0	2.0
83	WR	Hugh Hargrove (S)	6-1	179	Sr	3.39	54	76	OK	R.J. Reynolds (Winston-Salem, NC)	2.5	2.5
87	WR	Thomas Conn	6-5	189	So	2.57	73	58	OK	White Oak (Jacksonville, NC)	1.0	2.5
80	WR	George Navarro	6-4	174	Fr	2.20	51	53	OK	Camden (Camden, NC)	1.0	1.5
85	WR	Scott Payne	6-2	181	So	3.93	80	77	OK	Southwest Guilford (High Point, NC)	1.5	4.0
81	WR	Marion Thomas (S)	6-0	174	Jr	1.81	83	64	OK	Eastern Guilford (Gibsonville, NC)	2.5	3.5
86	WR	William Walker	5-11	188	Fr	2.16	75	41	OK	Eastern Guilford (Gibsonville, NC)	1.0	2.5
82	TE	Douglas Caron	6-2	228	Sr	2.95	42	63	OK	Cardozo (Washington, DC)	1.5	1.5
88	TE	Leon Henry (S)	6-4	224	Fr	1.88	75	53	OK	Bishop Guertin (Nashua, NH)	1.0	3.5
89	TE	Darryl Doe	6-2	236	So	3.86	66	88	OK	Pelham (Pelham, NH)	1.0	2.0
84	TE	Ernesto Johnson	6-4	247	Jr	3.23	72	76	OK	South Granville (Creedmoor, NC)	1.5	2.0

Offensive Lineman
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
69	OT	Brian Henry	6-1	299	Sr	3.93	87	73	OK	Mountain Heritage (Burnsville, NC)	1.0	1.0
68	OT	Chad Brown	6-5	290	Fr	2.32	53	55	OK	Bellows Free Academy (St. Albans, VT)	1.0	1.5
77	OT	Robert Parker	6-1	294	(So)	2.50	60	58	OK	Southeast Raleigh (Raleigh, NC)	1.0	2.0
66	OT	Charles Pryor	6-2	299	(Fr)	2.17	52	67	OK	East Forsyth (Kemersville, NC)	1.0	2.0
73	OT	Ray Walker (S)	6-7	300	Fr	2.76	79	72	OK	South Caldwell (Hudson, NC)	1.0	3.0
71	OT	Victor Wilson (S)	6-8	302	So	2.49	87	58	OK	Union (Clinton, NC)	1.5	2.5
65	OG	Rodney Edwards	6-2	284	(So)	3.93	73	80	Redshirt	Gonzaga (Washington, DC)	1.0	2.0
67	OG	Daniel Farmer	6-2	307	Jr	2.32	94	46	OK	Southern Wayne (Dudley, NC)	1.0	2.5
78	OG	Theodore Kirby	6-8	283	So	2.39	99	69	OK	Mount Carmel Area (Mount Carmel, PA)	1.0	1.5
60	OG	Christopher Covington (S)	6-0	315	(So)	2.26	70	68	OK	East Henderson (East Flat Rock, NC)	2.0	3.5
79	OG	Scott Hendricks (S)	6-7	290	(Jr)	1.77	52	39	OK	North Lenoir (LeGrange, NC)	1.5	2.5
64	OG	Anthony Beckwith	6-8	282	Fr	2.89	96	73	OK	West Iredell (Statesville, NC)	1.0	1.5
52	C	Keith Morales (S)	6-1	288	Sr	3.79	80	70	OK	Southside (Chocowinity, NC)	1.5	1.5
51	C	Fred Booker	6-4	268	Fr	3.46	78	82	OK	Saint John's Prep (Danvers, MA)	1.0	1.5
76	C	Julian Oliver	6-7	283	Sr	3.41	57	77	OK	Jamesville (Jamesville, NC)	1.5	1.5

Defensive Lineman
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
99	DE	David Montgomery (S)	6-0	253	So	1.95	48	42	OK	Charlotte Latin (Charlotte, NC)	2.0	3.5
96	DE	Charles Moore (S)	6-5	284	Jr	2.14	40	55	OK	McMichael (Mayodan, NC)	3.0	4.5
98	DE	Kenneth Jacobs	6-8	248	So	1.76	64	43	OK	New Hanover (Wilmington, NC)	1.5	3.0
90	DE	Joseph French	6-5	267	(Fr)	1.75	79	52	Redshirt	Northern Durham (Durham, NC)	1.0	2.0
91	DE	Chase Scott	6-3	267	Sr	3.56	83	81	OK	Anson County (Wadesboro, NC)	1.0	1.0
92	DT	Eddie Jackson	6-8	276	So	3.77	56	83	OK	Graham (Graham, NC)	1.0	1.5
97	DT	David Rosa	6-6	294	(So)	3.84	81	69	OK	Plymouth (Plymouth, NC)	1.0	1.5
93	DT	Jeff Rosenthal (S)	6-3	265	Fr	3.56	68	73	OK	Hamilton-Wenham Regional (MA)	1.0	3.0
94	DT	Marc Freitas (S)	6-3	294	Sr	3.57	63	90	OK	South Stokes (Walnut Cove, NC)	1.0	1.0

Linebackers
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
56	ILB	Kenneth Jones	6-1	235	(So)	3.76	54	94	OK	East Brunswick (East Brunswick, NJ)	1.0	1.0
59	ILB	Larry Robison	5-9	223	(Fr)	2.26	76	54	Redshirt	Bow (Bow, NH)	1.0	2.5
45	ILB	Vincent Hansen	6-2	229	Jr	3.45	88	86	OK	Riverside (Riverside, NJ)	1.0	2.0
54	ILB	Edward Masters	5-10	226	(Fr)	2.15	45	48	OK	Delaware Valley Regional (NJ)	1.0	2.0
58	ILB	Geoffrey Wilson (S)	6-0	230	Sr	2.48	43	47	OK	Friendly (Fort Washington, MD)	2.5	2.5
48	OLB	James Jackson	6-0	228	(So)	2.08	52	57	Redshirt	Southern Durham (Durham, NC)	1.0	2.0
50	OLB	Carlton Irwin	6-2	220	Sr	3.84	50	79	OK	Wheeling Central Catholic (WV)	1.0	1.0
44	OLB	Matthew Mcpherson	6-0	220	(Fr)	3.87	62	80	Redshirt	Garner (Garner, NC)	1.0	3.0
55	OLB	Lloyd Ennis	5-11	226	(So)	1.67	96	56	Redshirt	Kennebunk (Kennebunk, ME)	1.0	2.0
42	OLB	David Meyers (S)	6-0	247	Sr	1.75	53	50	OK	Reidsville (Reidsville, NC)	3.0	3.0
57	OLB	Paul Meza (S)	6-2	233	(So)	3.42	86	88	OK	Southwestern Randolph (Asheboro, NC)	1.0	1.5

Defensive Backs
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
29	CB	Felix Hoyle	6-2	176	(Fr)	2.05	94	30	Redshirt	Forbush (East Bend, NC)	1.0	2.0
34	CB	John Hughes (S)	5-8	167	Sr	3.50	69	81	OK	Lejeune (Camp LeJeune, NC)	1.0	1.0
24	CB	George Swift	5-8	177	Jr	3.94	80	94	OK	Rice Memorial (South Burlington, VT)	1.0	1.5
26	CB	Pierre Blanchard	6-1	176	Jr	2.05	75	52	OK	Erwin (Asheville, NC)	1.0	2.0
27	CB	Robert Williams (S)	6-2	175	So	2.41	49	42	OK	Rice Memorial (South Burlington, VT)	1.5	3.0
39	CB	Abe Baker	6-1	166	Jr	3.95	97	95	OK	Wilkes Central (Wilkesboro, NC)	1.0	2.0
37	FS	Robert Freeman	5-10	163	(So)	2.77	93	62	OK	Louisburg (Louisburg, NC)	1.0	2.0
21	FS	Perry Harrell	5-11	189	So	3.74	71	71	OK	North Lenoir (LeGrange, NC)	1.0	2.0
49	FS	Simon Akins (S)	5-9	180	Sr	2.74	68	64	OK	Merrimack Valley (Penacook, NH)	1.5	1.5
30	SS	Lewis Reeves (S)	5-9	185	(Jr)	2.09	69	45	OK	Richard Montgomery (Rockville, MD)	2.5	3.5
46	SS	Craig Lee	6-2	187	Fr	3.37	53	82	OK	Northern Durham (Durham, NC)	1.0	2.5
22	SS	Edward Marsh	5-10	160	Jr	2.48	82	60	OK	Mt. Anthony Union (Bennington, VT)	1.0	2.0

Special teams
#	POS	NAME	HT	WT	YR	GPA	WE	INT	STATUS	High School	OVR	POT
04	K	Marvin Morris (S)	5-9	175	So	3.31	53	81	OK	Hendersonville (Hendersonville, NC)	1.0	1.5
18	K	Joseph Lopez	6-3	210	Jr	3.67	61	83	OK	Acton-Boxborough Regional (Acton, MA)	1.0	1.0
17	P	Richard Johnson	6-4	178	Fr	2.56	65	68	OK	Hunt (Wilson, NC)	1.0	1.0
19	P	Mark Garcia (S)	5-9	215	Sr	3.40	89	75	OK	Terry Sanford (Fayetteville, NC)	3.0	3.0

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 05:50 PM

Roster Overview

Backfield: Other than Glenn Grubb, not much to work with here. Ewing is a decent backup QB but will probably not see the field very much. Barnes has the potential to be a very good RB, but as a junior, will he ever reach that?

Receivers: Good news for Grubb. Duke actually has some talent at this position. Hargrove and Thomas are decent wideouts, and Payne has excellent potential. Henry will start as a freshman and hopefully develop quickly.

Offensive Line: And the bad news for Grubb is that Duke is absolutely miserable here. Covington is the only decent starter. Walker might turn into a decent Tackle, but other than that you've got a bunch of one star players with no potential. At least Grubb has great mobility.

Defensive Line: Junior DE Charlie Moore is a stud, by far the best player on the defense. The rest of the line is a joke, although Montgomery, Rosenthal, and Jacobs have decent potential

Linebackers: Wilson and Meyers are pretty good, but both are seniors. The future does not look very bright after they leave.

Secondary: The CB's will be abused by the receivers in the ACC. None of them can cover well and only Williams has any potential. Lewis Reeves is a very good Safety, but the Free Safeties are worthless. Expect this squad to give up lots of big plays.

Special Teams: Garcia is a good senior punter, but hopefully he won't see the field much. The Kickers suck. In a rarity, Grubb will be handling Kick and Punt return duties and he's superb at both.

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 05:52 PM

Media Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	1601	0-0	24	-	OPEN	-
2.	Georgia	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1539	0-0	13	-	OPEN	-
3.	Florida	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1487	0-0	21	-	OPEN	-
4.	LSU	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1435	0-0	18	-	South Florida	-
5.	USC	Pac10	0-0 (0-0)	1376	0-0	39	-	OPEN	-
6.	Virginia Tech	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	1315	0-0	27	-	Memphis	-
7.	Michigan	B10	0-0 (0-0)	1225	0-0	31	-	OPEN	-
8.	Clemson	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	1154	0-0	20	-	Tulane	-
9.	Auburn	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1074	0-0	38	-	OPEN	-
10.	Ole Miss	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1004	0-0	26	-	at Kansas	-
11.	Tennessee	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	923	0-0	12	-	Baylor	-
12.	NC State	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	863	0-0	10	-	at Alabama Birmingham	-
13.	Boston College	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	821	0-0	29	-	OPEN	-
14.	Wisconsin	B10	0-0 (0-0)	770	0-0	46	-	at Florida Atlantic	-
15.	Notre Dame	Indep	0-0 (0-0)	712	0-0	47	-	at Army	-
16.	Maryland	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	650	0-0	25	-	Temple	-
17.	Ohio State	B10	0-0 (0-0)	588	0-0	36	-	at Western Michigan	-
18.	Purdue	B10	0-0 (0-0)	526	0-0	40	-	OPEN	-
19.	Miami	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	481	0-0	43	-	OPEN	-
20.	Oklahoma	B12	0-0 (0-0)	434	0-0	28	-	OPEN	-
21.	Texas	B12	0-0 (0-0)	384	0-0	60	-	OPEN	-
22.	Alabama	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	332	0-0	44	-	Rutgers	-
23.	Iowa	B10	0-0 (0-0)	283	0-0	37	-	OPEN	-
24.	Georgia Tech	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	210	0-0	33	-	OPEN	-
25.	Missouri	B12	0-0 (0-0)	140	0-0	32	-	North Texas	-
Others receiving votes
UCLA 114, Nebraska 86, Colorado 57, Texas Tech 55, Miss State 54, Kansas State 52, Kentucky 50, Oregon State 50, Virginia 46, Michigan State 41, Iowa State 37, South Carolina 34, California 32, Washington 31, Oklahoma State 26, Penn State 24, Texas A&M 23, North Carolina 21, Wash State 16, Minnesota 16, Oregon 16, Pittsburgh 13, Vanderbilt 8, Arizona State 3, Arkansas 3
Dropped out of the Top 25

Coaches Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	1507	0-0	24	-	OPEN	-
2.	Georgia	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1456	0-0	13	-	OPEN	-
3.	Florida	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1397	0-0	21	-	OPEN	-
4.	LSU	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1350	0-0	18	-	South Florida	-
5.	USC	Pac10	0-0 (0-0)	1289	0-0	39	-	OPEN	-
6.	Virginia Tech	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	1220	0-0	27	-	Memphis	-
7.	Michigan	B10	0-0 (0-0)	1144	0-0	31	-	OPEN	-
8.	Clemson	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	1086	0-0	20	-	Tulane	-
9.	Auburn	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	1014	0-0	38	-	OPEN	-
10.	Tennessee	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	958	0-0	12	-	Baylor	-
11.	Ole Miss	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	900	0-0	26	-	at Kansas	-
12.	Boston College	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	831	0-0	29	-	OPEN	-
13.	NC State	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	775	0-0	10	-	at Alabama Birmingham	-
14.	Notre Dame	Indep	0-0 (0-0)	732	0-0	47	-	at Army	-
15.	Ohio State	B10	0-0 (0-0)	694	0-0	36	-	at Western Michigan	-
16.	Wisconsin	B10	0-0 (0-0)	627	0-0	46	-	at Florida Atlantic	-
17.	Oklahoma	B12	0-0 (0-0)	558	0-0	28	-	OPEN	-
18.	Miami	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	490	0-0	43	-	OPEN	-
19.	Texas	B12	0-0 (0-0)	412	0-0	60	-	OPEN	-
20.	Maryland	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	345	0-0	25	-	Temple	-
21.	Purdue	B10	0-0 (0-0)	273	0-0	40	-	OPEN	-
22.	Iowa	B10	0-0 (0-0)	221	0-0	37	-	OPEN	-
23.	Alabama	SEC	0-0 (0-0)	178	0-0	44	-	Rutgers	-
24.	Nebraska	B12	0-0 (0-0)	137	0-0	51	-	San Diego State	-
25.	Georgia Tech	ACC	0-0 (0-0)	98	0-0	33	-	OPEN	-
Others receiving votes
UCLA 67, Missouri 41, Colorado 37, Texas Tech 37, Kansas State 37, Miss State 37, Oregon State 35, Kentucky 30, Michigan State 26, Virginia 23, Oklahoma State 20, California 20, Iowa State 15, Penn State 11, Washington 11, South Carolina 11, Texas A&M 9, Wash State 9, North Carolina 8, Minnesota 6, Oregon 6, Pittsburgh 5, Arizona State 2
Dropped out of the Top 25

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 05:57 PM

Team Schedule
WEEK	OPPONENT	SCORE
1	OPEN	-
2	South Carolina	-
3	at #11 Tennessee	-
4	at #13 Boston College	-
5	at North Carolina	-
6	#1 Florida State	-
7	at #12 NC State	-
8	#19 Miami	-
9	#24 Georgia Tech	-
10	at Virginia	-
11	OPEN	-
12	#6 Virginia Tech	-
13	Army	-
14	OPEN	-
15	OPEN	-

Grubb has his work cut out for him this year as he faces 7 top 25 schools.

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 06:31 PM

Week 1 Notable Scores (Top 10 + ACC)

Virginia Tech 33, Memphis 10
LSU 39, South Florida 3
Ole Miss 32, Kansas 14
Clemson 16, Tulane 8

Maryland 37, Temple 3
North Carolina 37, Louisville 13
NC State 38, UAB 3

Offensive POTW: QB Steven Schmidt, Kansas State - 31-41-587 yards, 5 TD
Defensive POTW: SS Christopher Rodriguez, Louisiana Tech - 3 INT's, 161 return yards, 1 TD,
Special Teams POTW: KR Jason Moon, Ball State - 5 returns, 289 yards (57.8 average)

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 08:34 PM

Week 2 - South Carolina at Duke

Glenn completes his first pass and leads the Blue Devils to a FG on his first drive. However, the Duke defense is weak as expected and South Carolina quickly takes a 10-3 lead. After returning a kickoff to the 45, it only took 4 plays for his 1st career TD pass and a 10-10 tie. Glenn followed that up later with a 73 yard punt return TD. The teams then traded FG's befor the half for a 20-13 Duke halftime lead.

In the 2nd half, Glenn took over the game. A 10 yard TD pass gave Duke a two possession lead in the 3rd quarter. In the 4th quarter, with South carolina trying to hang on, glenn broke their backs with a beautiful 41 yard TD pass to Thomas, making it a 34-13 lead. The teams would tradre pointless TD's to finish the game at 41-20.

Stats:
Glenn Grubb, 25-31,399 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT. 5 rushes, 17 yards.
WR Marlon Thomas 8 catches, 147 yards, 1 TD
WR Hugh Hargrove 6 catches, 72 yards
WR Scott Payne 5 catches, 68 yards, 1 TD
MLB Geoffrey Wilson 8 Tackles, 2 Assists, 1 Sack, 1 Hurry, 1 Pass Defended

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 09:15 PM

Week 2 Overview

ACC Scores (Top 25 will be seen in the poll in the next post)

Purdue 58, Virginia 23
Miami 48, Missouri 0
Syracuse 30, Clemson 22
Maryland 57, Louisville 7
Georgia Tech 40, Illinois 20
North Carolina 36, Cincinnatti 3
Boston College 34, East Carolina 9
Alabama 40, Wake Forest 3

Offensive POTW: RB Donald King, Purdue - 27 carries, 310 yards, 5 TD, 2 catches, 25 yards
Defensive POTW: OLB David Dutton, Ohio State - 12 Tackles, 4 Sacks, 2 Stuffs, 2 Passes Defended, 1 INT
Special Teams POTW: K Clarence Bowles, Washington - 4-4 FG's, including 2 in last 1:25 in 26-23 upset of Texas.

larrymcg421 · 02-15-2007, 09:16 PM

Media Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	1607	0-0	21	W, 61-7 Northwestern	at Houston	1
2.	Georgia	SEC	1-0 (0-0)	1550	0-0	54	W, 24-6 Rutgers	Indiana	2
3.	Florida	SEC	1-0 (0-0)	1500	0-0	47	W, 41-9 Temple	at Kansas	3
4.	Michigan	B10	1-0 (0-0)	1443	1-0	30	W, 26-24 #7 LSU	Florida Int	7
5.	USC	Pac10	1-0 (0-0)	1375	0-0	15	W, 26-24 at Kansas State	Texas Christian	5
6.	Virginia Tech	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	1289	0-0	18	W, 37-10 Iowa State	Tulane	6
7.	LSU	SEC	1-1 (0-0)	1207	0-1	13	L, 24-26 at #4 Michigan	Cincinnati	4
8.	NC State	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	1141	0-0	36	W, 22-19 Colorado	South Florida	12
9.	Auburn	SEC	1-0 (0-0)	1064	0-0	41	W, 40-20 Baylor	Rutgers	9
10.	Ole Miss	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	982	0-0	40	W, 20-15 Indiana	Louisville	10
11.	Notre Dame	Indep	2-0 (1-0)	918	0-0	58	W, 41-34 Texas Tech	Eastern Michigan	15
12.	Ohio State	B10	2-0 (0-0)	848	0-0	52	W, 33-13 at Nebraska	Oklahoma State	17
13.	Clemson	ACC	1-1 (0-0)	798	0-0	5	L, 22-30 at Syracuse	at Northwestern	8
14.	Boston College	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	736	0-0	19	W, 34-9 at East Carolina	Buffalo	13
15.	Wisconsin	B10	2-0 (0-0)	663	0-0	23	W, 34-16 California	Ohio	14
16.	Tennessee	SEC	1-1 (0-0)	593	0-1	20	L, 9-22 #18 Oklahoma	Duke	11
17.	Miami	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	526	0-0	44	W, 48-0 Missouri	Fresno State	19
18.	Oklahoma	B12	1-0 (0-0)	458	1-0	73	W, 22-9 at #16 Tennessee	Temple	20
19.	Maryland	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	392	0-0	29	W, 57-7 Louisville	at Akron	16
20.	Purdue	B10	1-0 (0-0)	314	0-0	55	W, 58-23 Virginia	Kent State	18
21.	Alabama	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	263	0-0	38	W, 40-3 Wake Forest	UConn	22
22.	Iowa	B10	1-0 (0-0)	203	0-0	31	W, 44-28 Houston	at Central Florida	23
23.	Georgia Tech	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	130	0-0	35	W, 40-20 Illinois	Army	24
24.	UCLA	Pac10	2-0 (0-0)	104	0-0	26	W, 45-3 Kentucky	at Missouri	26
25.	Texas	B12	0-1 (0-0)	75	0-0	90	L, 23-26 Washington	at Louisiana-Laf	21
Others receiving votes
Colorado 42, Miss State 41, Missouri 37, Syracuse 36, Oregon 34, Nebraska 31, Arizona 29, Texas Tech 24, Oregon State 23, Duke 21, Minnesota 21, Arizona State 18, North Carolina 18, Arkansas 18, Penn State 13, Texas A&M 10, Pittsburgh 5, UConn 5, Oklahoma State 3, Central Florida 3, Tulsa 2
Dropped out of the Top 25
Missouri (25)

Coaches Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	1507	0-0	21	W, 61-7 Northwestern	at Houston	1
2.	Georgia	SEC	1-0 (0-0)	1453	0-0	54	W, 24-6 Rutgers	Indiana	2
3.	Florida	SEC	1-0 (0-0)	1391	0-0	47	W, 41-9 Temple	at Kansas	3
4.	Michigan	B10	1-0 (0-0)	1328	1-0	30	W, 26-24 #7 LSU	Florida Int	7
5.	USC	Pac10	1-0 (0-0)	1270	0-0	15	W, 26-24 at Kansas State	Texas Christian	5
6.	Virginia Tech	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	1202	0-0	18	W, 37-10 Iowa State	Tulane	6
7.	LSU	SEC	1-1 (0-0)	1119	0-1	13	L, 24-26 at #4 Michigan	Cincinnati	4
8.	Auburn	SEC	1-0 (0-0)	1037	0-0	41	W, 40-20 Baylor	Rutgers	9
9.	NC State	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	984	0-0	36	W, 22-19 Colorado	South Florida	13
10.	Notre Dame	Indep	2-0 (1-0)	926	0-0	58	W, 41-34 Texas Tech	Eastern Michigan	14
11.	Ohio State	B10	2-0 (0-0)	851	0-0	52	W, 33-13 at Nebraska	Oklahoma State	15
12.	Ole Miss	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	813	0-0	40	W, 20-15 Indiana	Louisville	11
13.	Clemson	ACC	1-1 (0-0)	761	0-0	5	L, 22-30 at Syracuse	at Northwestern	8
14.	Boston College	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	692	0-0	19	W, 34-9 at East Carolina	Buffalo	12
15.	Tennessee	SEC	1-1 (0-0)	647	0-1	20	L, 9-22 #16 Oklahoma	Duke	10
16.	Oklahoma	B12	1-0 (0-0)	602	1-0	73	W, 22-9 at #15 Tennessee	Temple	17
17.	Miami	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	549	0-0	44	W, 48-0 Missouri	Fresno State	18
18.	Wisconsin	B10	2-0 (0-0)	499	0-0	23	W, 34-16 California	Ohio	16
19.	Maryland	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	427	0-0	29	W, 57-7 Louisville	at Akron	20
20.	Purdue	B10	1-0 (0-0)	361	0-0	55	W, 58-23 Virginia	Kent State	21
21.	Iowa	B10	1-0 (0-0)	317	0-0	31	W, 44-28 Houston	at Central Florida	22
22.	Alabama	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	271	0-0	38	W, 40-3 Wake Forest	UConn	23
23.	Georgia Tech	ACC	1-0 (0-0)	230	0-0	35	W, 40-20 Illinois	Army	25
24.	Texas	B12	0-1 (0-0)	183	0-0	90	L, 23-26 Washington	at Louisiana-Laf	19
25.	UCLA	Pac10	2-0 (0-0)	134	0-0	26	W, 45-3 Kentucky	at Missouri	26
Others receiving votes
Colorado 104, Nebraska 73, Arizona 44, Oregon 43, Missouri 40, Syracuse 40, Texas Tech 37, Oregon State 37, Duke 34, Kansas State 29, Minnesota 24, Arizona State 24, Miss State 21, Arkansas 20, North Carolina 17, Penn State 15, Texas A&M 11, Pittsburgh 6, UConn 2
Dropped out of the Top 25
Nebraska (24)

larrymcg421 · 02-18-2007, 05:04 PM

Duke at Tennessee

Glenn's 2nd game was a very tough assignment: on the road at Leyland stadium. The Blue Devil defense played spirited at the beginning, stopping a couple Volunteer drives and coming up with a turnover. Still, it was Tennessee that would strike first on a 3 yard TD run by Austin Crook. Grubb followed that up by connecting with Payne on a 33 yard TD pass at the start of the 2nd quarter to tie the game. The Duke defense was caught off guard ont he next series, as it took Tennessee only two plays to score on a 56 yard TD pass. Grubb wasn't finished. He completed several clutch passes on an 8 play drive that tied the game at 14. Tennessee added a FG before halftime for a 17-14 lead.

The Volunteers scored a TD on their first drive of the 2nd half. Duke couldn't keep up, as Grubb's receivers started to betray him. Thomas ran an incorrect route on a key play and the drive stalled, although Tennessee was pinned at the 3. The Duke defense could no longer keep up with the Volunteer offense (681 total yards in the game), who ripped them apart on a 97 yard drive that ended in a 5 yard TD pass, giving Tennessee a 31-14 lead. Grubb was unable to get the dispirited offense moving again, and Tennesee tacked on two late FG's for a 37-14 victory.

QB Glenn Grubb: 16-35 for 258 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT, 3 rushes, 19 yards.
RB Michael Barnes: 19 carries, 74 yards
WR Hugh Hargrove: 5 catches, 129 yards,
WR Scott Payne: 7 catches, 93 yards, 2 TD
MLB Geoffrey Wilson 8 Tackles, 1 Pass Defended

larrymcg421 · 02-18-2007, 05:22 PM

Week 3 Overview

ACC Scores:

FSU 45, Houston 17
Virginia Tech 34, Tulane 3
NC State 28, South Florida 6
Boston College 25, Buffalo 23
Colorado 50, Wake Forest 0

Offensive POTW: QB Clifford Langley, Auburn 35-41 for 632 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT
Defensive POTW: CB Jeffrey Whitfield, California 6 Tackles, 2 INT, 1 Pass Defended, 1 TD
Special Teams POTW: K Marvin Navarro, USC 7-7 FG's, including 43 logner than 40 yards.

Game of the Week: Utah 31, Arizona 30 - With 27 seconds, Arizona QB Gregory Dubois completed a miracle 42 yard TD pass that put the Wildcats up 30-24. Utah QB Robert Miller answered by completeing a 39 yard pass, puitting the ball at the Arizona 34 yard line with 12 seconds left. On the last play of the game, Miller found his TE wide open for a 34 yard TD pass and the 31-30 victory.

larrymcg421 · 02-18-2007, 05:23 PM

Media Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	1592	0-0	18	W, 45-17 at Houston	at #13 Clemson	1
2.	Georgia	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1529	0-0	24	W, 59-6 Indiana	at #9 Auburn	2
3.	Florida	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1467	0-0	27	W, 42-6 at Kansas	OPEN	3
4.	Michigan	B10	2-0 (0-0)	1417	1-0	26	W, 13-10 Florida Int	at #11 Notre Dame	4
5.	USC	Pac10	2-0 (0-0)	1344	0-0	32	W, 28-9 Texas Christian	Arizona	5
6.	Virginia Tech	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	1264	0-0	14	W, 34-3 Tulane	#8 NC State	6
7.	LSU	SEC	2-1 (0-0)	1185	0-1	11	W, 51-14 Cincinnati	at Kentucky	7
8.	NC State	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	1121	0-0	31	W, 28-6 South Florida	at #6 Virginia Tech	8
9.	Auburn	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1053	0-0	38	W, 61-24 Rutgers	#2 Georgia	9
10.	Ole Miss	SEC	3-0 (0-0)	968	0-0	37	W, 20-17 Louisville	OPEN	10
11.	Notre Dame	Indep	3-0 (1-0)	902	0-0	55	W, 48-14 Eastern Michigan	#4 Michigan	11
12.	Ohio State	B10	3-0 (0-0)	856	0-0	45	W, 48-31 Oklahoma State	at #15 Wisconsin	12
13.	Clemson	ACC	2-1 (0-0)	806	0-0	6	W, 27-10 at Northwestern	#1 Florida State	13
14.	Boston College	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	746	0-0	23	W, 25-23 Buffalo	Duke	14
15.	Wisconsin	B10	3-0 (0-0)	689	0-0	36	W, 48-10 Ohio	#12 Ohio State	15
16.	Tennessee	SEC	2-1 (0-0)	619	0-1	12	W, 37-14 Duke	Vanderbilt	16
17.	Miami	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	546	1-0	42	W, 41-10 Fresno State	Louisiana-Monroe	17
18.	Oklahoma	B12	2-0 (0-0)	491	1-0	60	W, 44-3 Temple	Army	18
19.	Maryland	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	408	0-0	29	W, 48-25 at Akron	at North Carolina	19
20.	Purdue	B10	2-0 (0-0)	348	0-0	44	W, 32-7 Kent State	Penn State	20
21.	Alabama	SEC	3-0 (0-0)	288	0-0	39	W, 46-13 UConn	South Carolina	21
22.	Iowa	B10	2-0 (0-0)	219	0-0	30	W, 10-0 at Central Florida	Indiana	22
23.	Georgia Tech	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	150	0-0	35	W, 34-0 Army	at Virginia	23
24.	Missouri	B12	2-1 (0-0)	94	0-1	59	W, 24-17 UCLA	at Texas Tech	28
25.	Texas	B12	1-1 (0-0)	63	0-0	72	W, 36-17 at Louisiana-Laf	Florida Int	25
Others receiving votes
Colorado 62, Miss State 60, UCLA 60, Oregon 55, North Carolina 54, Oregon State 50, Penn State 50, Texas A&M 46, Pittsburgh 41, Syracuse 37, Utah 32, California 29, New Mexico 28, Tulsa 23, Stanford 18, Wash State 13, Washington 8, Duke 8, Minnesota 6, Vanderbilt 5, Nebraska 5, Kansas State 5, Arkansas 2
Dropped out of the Top 25
UCLA (24)

Coaches Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	1511	0-0	18	W, 45-17 at Houston	at #13 Clemson	1
2.	Georgia	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1450	0-0	24	W, 59-6 Indiana	at #8 Auburn	2
3.	Florida	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1401	0-0	27	W, 42-6 at Kansas	OPEN	3
4.	Michigan	B10	2-0 (0-0)	1353	1-0	26	W, 13-10 Florida Int	at #10 Notre Dame	4
5.	USC	Pac10	2-0 (0-0)	1304	0-0	32	W, 28-9 Texas Christian	Arizona	5
6.	Virginia Tech	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	1225	0-0	14	W, 34-3 Tulane	#9 NC State	6
7.	LSU	SEC	2-1 (0-0)	1171	0-1	11	W, 51-14 Cincinnati	at Kentucky	7
8.	Auburn	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1107	0-0	38	W, 61-24 Rutgers	#2 Georgia	8
9.	NC State	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	1040	0-0	31	W, 28-6 South Florida	at #6 Virginia Tech	9
10.	Notre Dame	Indep	3-0 (1-0)	958	0-0	55	W, 48-14 Eastern Michigan	#4 Michigan	10
11.	Ohio State	B10	3-0 (0-0)	904	0-0	45	W, 48-31 Oklahoma State	at #18 Wisconsin	11
12.	Ole Miss	SEC	3-0 (0-0)	860	0-0	37	W, 20-17 Louisville	OPEN	12
13.	Clemson	ACC	2-1 (0-0)	822	0-0	6	W, 27-10 at Northwestern	#1 Florida State	13
14.	Boston College	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	762	0-0	23	W, 25-23 Buffalo	Duke	14
15.	Tennessee	SEC	2-1 (0-0)	714	0-1	12	W, 37-14 Duke	Vanderbilt	15
16.	Oklahoma	B12	2-0 (0-0)	663	1-0	60	W, 44-3 Temple	Army	16
17.	Miami	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	605	1-0	42	W, 41-10 Fresno State	Louisiana-Monroe	17
18.	Wisconsin	B10	3-0 (0-0)	546	0-0	36	W, 48-10 Ohio	#11 Ohio State	18
19.	Maryland	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	470	0-0	29	W, 48-25 at Akron	at North Carolina	19
20.	Purdue	B10	2-0 (0-0)	410	0-0	44	W, 32-7 Kent State	Penn State	20
21.	Iowa	B10	2-0 (0-0)	334	0-0	30	W, 10-0 at Central Florida	Indiana	21
22.	Alabama	SEC	3-0 (0-0)	287	0-0	39	W, 46-13 UConn	South Carolina	22
23.	Georgia Tech	ACC	2-0 (0-0)	241	0-0	35	W, 34-0 Army	at Virginia	23
24.	Texas	B12	1-1 (0-0)	200	0-0	72	W, 36-17 at Louisiana-Laf	Florida Int	24
25.	Missouri	B12	2-1 (0-0)	152	0-1	59	W, 24-17 UCLA	at Texas Tech	30
Others receiving votes
Colorado 101, Nebraska 70, Oregon 47, UCLA 43, Miss State 43, Oregon State 40, Arizona 40, North Carolina 35, Penn State 30, Texas A&M 27, Utah 24, Pittsburgh 21, California 20, New Mexico 15, Washington 12, Arkansas 8, Wash State 5, Vanderbilt 2
Dropped out of the Top 25
UCLA (25)

larrymcg421 · 02-21-2007, 10:18 PM

Week 4 - Duke at Boston College

Boston College came otu with a gameplan designed to make us beat them on the ground. They focused on hindering Glenn's passing, and they were enormously successful at accomplishing that. Glenn would only have 68 yards passing on the day. Despite this, Duke managed to keep it close thanks to a 64 yd INT return by MLB Geoffrey Wilson and two Marvin Morris FG's (set up by big running plays from Grubb). Duke actually led 13-6 at the half.

BC's offense finally got on track in the 3rd quarter when QB Monty Brown completed a 64 yard TD pass to tie the score. Two plays later, Grubb was intercepted and Monty Brown threw another TD pass. Suddenly, the Eagles had a 20-13 lead. Duke never recovered from this. BC would add a 4th quarter FG for the 23-13 victory.

Notable Stats:
QB Glenn Grubb 8 of 26 for 68 yards, 0 td, 1 INT, 8 carries, 100 yards
RB Michael Barnes 18 carries, 75 yards, 3 catches, 36 yards
MLB Geoffrey Wilson 6 Tackles, 3 Assists, 1 INT, 1 TD, 1 Pass Defended
SS Lewis Reeves 7 Tackles, 3 Assists, 2 Passes Defended, 2 Stuffs

larrymcg421 · 02-21-2007, 10:39 PM

Week 4 Overview

ACC Scores

Florida State 26, Clemson 23
NC State 36, Virginia Tech 9
Maryland 14, North Carolina 11
Georgia Tech 34, Virginia 27
Miami 54, Louisiana Monroe 7

Offensive POTW: RB Gary Potter, Oklahoma State - 34 carries, 222 yards, 2 TD, 3 catches, 31 yards, 1 TD (in a 31-27 win over WVU)

Defensive POTW: DE Carlos Torres, Texas A&M - 8 Tackles, 4 Sacks, 1 Stuff, 2 Hurries (in 26-21 win over Colorado)

Special Teams POTW: KR Fred McKinney, Ohio State - 3 Returns, 170 yards

Game of the Week: Oklahoma State 31, West Virginia 27 - Cowboys RB Gary Potter gets his first start of the season and runs all over the Mountaineers. West Virginia led 20-9 at the hald, but Gary's 222 yards, including the winning 2 yard TD run in the 4th quarter, led Oklahoma State to a comeback victory.

larrymcg421 · 02-21-2007, 10:40 PM

Media Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	3-0 (1-0)	1602	1-0	23	W, 26-23 at #14 Clemson	Wake Forest	1
2.	Florida	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1554	0-0	22	OPEN	at Vanderbilt	3
3.	USC	Pac10	3-0 (1-0)	1484	0-0	27	W, 41-0 Arizona	Wash State	5
4.	NC State	ACC	4-0 (1-0)	1432	1-0	39	W, 36-9 at #10 Virginia Tech	#14 Clemson	8
5.	Notre Dame	Indep	4-0 (1-0)	1375	1-0	53	W, 34-27 #7 Michigan	Temple	11
6.	Georgia	SEC	2-1 (0-1)	1295	0-1	30	L, 22-36 at #9 Auburn	#16 Tennessee	2
7.	Michigan	B10	2-1 (0-0)	1225	1-1	33	L, 27-34 at #5 Notre Dame	Northwestern	4
8.	LSU	SEC	2-2 (0-1)	1154	0-1	11	L, 25-30 at Kentucky	at #21 Alabama	7
9.	Auburn	SEC	3-0 (1-0)	1064	1-0	49	W, 36-22 #6 Georgia	at #12 Ole Miss	9
10.	Virginia Tech	ACC	3-1 (0-1)	998	0-1	13	L, 9-36 #4 NC State	at #23 Georgia Tech	6
11.	Wisconsin	B10	4-0 (1-0)	918	1-0	44	W, 36-6 #15 Ohio State	at Penn State	15
12.	Ole Miss	SEC	3-0 (0-0)	856	0-0	38	OPEN	#9 Auburn	10
13.	Boston College	ACC	3-0 (1-0)	800	0-0	26	W, 23-13 Duke	at Virginia	14
14.	Clemson	ACC	2-2 (0-1)	751	0-1	6	L, 23-26 #1 Florida State	at #4 NC State	13
15.	Ohio State	B10	3-1 (0-1)	704	0-1	40	L, 6-36 at #11 Wisconsin	at #20 Purdue	12
16.	Tennessee	SEC	3-1 (1-0)	632	0-1	12	W, 21-6 Vanderbilt	at #6 Georgia	16
17.	Miami	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	562	0-0	64	W, 54-7 Louisiana-Monroe	#19 Maryland	17
18.	Oklahoma	B12	3-0 (0-0)	488	1-0	55	W, 20-3 Army	Nebraska	18
19.	Maryland	ACC	4-0 (1-0)	416	0-0	37	W, 14-11 at North Carolina	at #17 Miami	19
20.	Purdue	B10	3-0 (1-0)	362	0-0	52	W, 39-6 Penn State	#15 Ohio State	20
21.	Alabama	SEC	4-0 (1-0)	292	0-0	36	W, 23-10 South Carolina	#8 LSU	21
22.	Iowa	B10	3-0 (1-0)	226	0-0	34	W, 19-13 Indiana	OPEN	22
23.	Georgia Tech	ACC	3-0 (1-0)	169	0-0	63	W, 34-27 at Virginia	#10 Virginia Tech	23
24.	Texas	B12	2-1 (0-0)	117	0-0	75	W, 55-7 Florida Int	Colorado	25
25.	Texas A&M	B12	4-0 (1-0)	93	0-0	79	W, 26-21 Colorado	Baylor	33
Others receiving votes
Missouri 68, UCLA 36, Miss State 32, Pittsburgh 32, Colorado 29, North Carolina 26, Oregon 23, Oregon State 20, New Mexico 16, Wash State 11, Utah 6, Kentucky 6, California 3
Dropped out of the Top 25
Missouri (24)

Coaches Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	Florida State	ACC	3-0 (1-0)	1498	1-0	23	W, 26-23 at #18 Clemson	Wake Forest	1
2.	Florida	SEC	2-0 (0-0)	1443	0-0	22	OPEN	at Vanderbilt	3
3.	USC	Pac10	3-0 (1-0)	1389	0-0	27	W, 41-0 Arizona	Wash State	5
4.	Notre Dame	Indep	4-0 (1-0)	1336	1-0	53	W, 34-27 #7 Michigan	Temple	10
5.	Auburn	SEC	3-0 (1-0)	1289	1-0	49	W, 36-22 #6 Georgia	at #11 Ole Miss	8
6.	Georgia	SEC	2-1 (0-1)	1220	0-1	30	L, 22-36 at #5 Auburn	#15 Tennessee	2
7.	Michigan	B10	2-1 (0-0)	1150	1-1	33	L, 27-34 at #4 Notre Dame	Northwestern	4
8.	NC State	ACC	4-0 (1-0)	1071	1-0	39	W, 36-9 at #9 Virginia Tech	#18 Clemson	9
9.	Virginia Tech	ACC	3-1 (0-1)	999	0-1	13	L, 9-36 #8 NC State	at #23 Georgia Tech	6
10.	Wisconsin	B10	4-0 (1-0)	926	1-0	44	W, 36-6 #14 Ohio State	at Penn State	18
11.	Ole Miss	SEC	3-0 (0-0)	846	0-0	38	OPEN	#5 Auburn	12
12.	Boston College	ACC	3-0 (1-0)	787	0-0	26	W, 23-13 Duke	at Virginia	14
13.	LSU	SEC	2-2 (0-1)	746	0-1	11	L, 25-30 at Kentucky	at #22 Alabama	7
14.	Ohio State	B10	3-1 (0-1)	680	1-1	40	L, 6-36 at #10 Wisconsin	at #20 Purdue	11
15.	Tennessee	SEC	3-1 (1-0)	634	0-1	12	W, 21-6 Vanderbilt	at #6 Georgia	15
16.	Oklahoma	B12	3-0 (0-0)	570	1-0	55	W, 20-3 Army	#25 Nebraska	16
17.	Miami	ACC	3-0 (0-0)	532	0-0	64	W, 54-7 Louisiana-Monroe	#19 Maryland	17
18.	Clemson	ACC	2-2 (0-1)	474	0-1	6	L, 23-26 #1 Florida State	at #8 NC State	13
19.	Maryland	ACC	4-0 (1-0)	422	0-0	37	W, 14-11 at North Carolina	at #17 Miami	19
20.	Purdue	B10	3-0 (1-0)	358	0-0	52	W, 39-6 Penn State	#14 Ohio State	20
21.	Iowa	B10	3-0 (1-0)	296	0-0	34	W, 19-13 Indiana	OPEN	21
22.	Alabama	SEC	4-0 (1-0)	253	0-0	36	W, 23-10 South Carolina	#13 LSU	22
23.	Georgia Tech	ACC	3-0 (1-0)	209	0-0	63	W, 34-27 at Virginia	#9 Virginia Tech	23
24.	Texas	B12	2-1 (0-0)	166	0-0	75	W, 55-7 Florida Int	Colorado	24
25.	Nebraska	B12	3-1 (1-0)	114	0-1	61	W, 40-0 Baylor	at #16 Oklahoma	27
Others receiving votes
Texas A&M 84, Colorado 59, Pittsburgh 55, Missouri 50, UCLA 49, Oregon 47, Oregon State 47, Arkansas 44, Miss State 41, California 41, New Mexico 40, Kentucky 37, Texas Tech 35, Arizona State 34, Utah 30, Wash State 29, Michigan State 29, Minnesota 29, Iowa State 24, Tulsa 21, North Carolina 20, Colorado State 20, Oklahoma State 20, Penn State 15, Stanford 15, Washington 15, Vanderbilt 15, Duke 14, Arizona 9, Virginia 9, Air Force 8, South Carolina 3, UConn 3
Dropped out of the Top 25
Missouri (25)

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 06:06 PM

Week 5: Duke at North Carolina

Glenn had a better go of it in this game. While North Carolina's ground attack abused the Duke defense for a quick 14-0 lead. Grubb's passing kept the Blue Devils in the game. North Carolina still kept piling on the points (partly thanks to a Grubb INT returned for a TD) and built a 31-7 lead at the half.

Undaunted, Grubb struck quickly in the 2nd half when he hit William Walker for a 55 yard TD pass, cutting the lead to 31-13. Duke's defense forced a stop and Grubb was able to drive Duke to the Tarheels 7 yard line. Unfortunately, Duke had to settle for a FG, but this did cut the lead to 31-16. It was now a two possession game. Another stop gave Duke a prime chance to get back in the game, but penalties killed the next drive and North Carolina was able to add a FG to make it 34-16. In the 4th quarter, Grubb was able to drive to the NC 10 yard line but a penalty set up a 3rd and goal from the 20 and Grubb's desperation pass was picked off. UNC would soon put the game away on a 4 yard TD run, and Grubb would add a meaningless TD pass with 2 seconds left.

The Duke defense just can't get the job done to help Grubb out. They have up 301 yards rushing in this one.

Final Score: North Carolina 41, Duke 23

Notable Stats:

QB Glenn Grubb 25-44 for 394 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT, 7 carries, 13 yards, 1 TD
WR Hugh Hargrove 8 catches, 164 yards
WR William Walker 6 catches, 70 yards, 1 TD
SS Lewis Reeves 6 Tackles, 6 Assists, 1 Pass Defended
MLB Geoffrey Wilson 5 Tackles, 5 Assists, 1 Stuff

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 06:33 PM

Week 5 Overview

ACC Scores

NC State 27, Clemson 22
Virginia 17, Boston College 13
Maryland 33, Miami 30
Florida State 41, Wake Forest 10
Virginia Tech, 24, Georgia Tech 17

Offensive POTW: WR Victor Cook, Kansas State 8 catches, 175 yards, 3 TD

Defensive POTW: MLB Ricky Calderon, Texas Tech 8 Tackles, 6 Assists, 1 Sack, 2 Stuffs, 1 Pass Defended, 1 INT (In 19-18 win over oklahoma State)

Special Teams POTW: PR Juan Nguyen, Northern Illinois 4 Returns, 178 yards, 2 TD

Juan deserves a special mention for his overall performance. In a 31-9 win over Ball State, he returned two punts for TD's, and also had 5 catches for 159 yards and 2 TD's.

Game of the Week: Maryland 33, Miami 30 - This was a back and forth game where the lead changed hands 4 times during regulation. The Hurricanes sent it to OT with a 28 yard FG. Both teams opened with TD's in the 1st OT. In the 2nd OT, Maryland kicked a FG and Miami had a chance to win it with 2nd and goal from the 2. The Maryland D held and Miami kicked a FG to send it to 3 OT's. Miami continued to self destruct as an unnecessary roughness penalty pushed them back too far and their kicker missed the 49 yard try. Maryland went three and out in their possession, but their kicker was able to hit the 44 yard FG for the victory.

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 06:34 PM

ACC Standings		Atlantic			Overall
Rank	Team	W-L	PF	PA	W-L	PF	PA	Streak	Home	Road	Media	Coach
1	Florida State	2-0	67	33	4-0	173	57	W4	2-0	2-0	1-0	1-0
2	Maryland	2-0	47	41	5-0	189	76	W5	2-0	3-0	1-0	1-0
3	NC State	2-0	63	31	5-0	151	59	W5	3-0	2-0	2-0	2-0
4	Boston College	1-1	36	30	3-1	95	62	L-1	2-0	1-1	0-0	0-0
5	Clemson	0-2	45	53	2-3	110	101	L-2	1-1	1-2	0-2	0-2
6	Wake Forest	0-1	10	41	0-3	13	131	L-3	0-1	0-2	0-2	0-2
		Coastal			Overall
Rank	Team	W-L	PF	PA	W-L	PF	PA	Streak	Home	Road	Media	Coach
1	Virginia Tech	1-1	33	53	4-1	137	76	W1	3-1	1-0	1-1	1-1
2	Georgia Tech	1-1	51	51	3-1	125	71	L-1	2-1	1-0	0-1	0-1
3	North Carolina	1-1	52	37	4-1	173	77	W1	4-1	0-0	0-1	0-1
4	Virginia	1-1	44	47	2-2	87	121	W1	2-1	0-1	1-1	1-2
5	Duke	0-2	36	64	1-3	91	121	L-3	1-0	0-3	0-2	0-2
6	Miami	0-1	30	33	3-1	173	50	L-1	3-1	0-0	0-1	0-1

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 06:36 PM

Media Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	USC	Pac10	4-0 (2-0)	1606	0-0	14	W, 36-20 Wash State	at #6 Notre Dame	3
2.	Florida State	ACC	4-0 (2-0)	1549	1-0	37	W, 41-10 Wake Forest	at Duke	1
3.	Florida	SEC	3-0 (1-0)	1482	0-0	32	W, 40-10 at Vanderbilt	#4 Ole Miss	2
4.	Ole Miss	SEC	4-0 (1-0)	1422	1-0	51	W, 31-14 #10 Auburn	at #3 Florida	12
5.	NC State	ACC	5-0 (2-0)	1352	2-0	45	W, 27-22 #18 Clemson	at #14 Maryland	4
6.	Notre Dame	Indep	5-0 (2-0)	1284	1-0	41	W, 41-17 Temple	#1 USC	5
7.	Virginia Tech	ACC	4-1 (1-1)	1202	1-1	8	W, 24-17 at Georgia Tech	at #18 Clemson	10
8.	Georgia	SEC	3-1 (1-1)	1141	1-1	43	W, 27-17 #20 Tennessee	at South Carolina	6
9.	Michigan	B10	3-1 (1-0)	1077	1-1	29	W, 43-10 Northwestern	Michigan State	7
10.	Auburn	SEC	3-1 (1-1)	999	1-1	55	L, 14-31 at #4 Ole Miss	at #20 Tennessee	9
11.	Wisconsin	B10	5-0 (2-0)	941	1-0	40	W, 28-9 at Penn State	at Illinois	11
12.	Purdue	B10	4-0 (2-0)	871	1-0	39	W, 20-7 #19 Ohio State	at Northwestern	20
13.	LSU	SEC	2-3 (0-2)	808	0-2	10	L, 21-28 at #15 Alabama	Vanderbilt	8
14.	Maryland	ACC	5-0 (2-0)	767	1-0	52	W, 33-30 at #21 Miami	#5 NC State	19
15.	Alabama	SEC	5-0 (2-0)	712	1-0	47	W, 28-21 #13 LSU	at Kentucky	21
16.	Boston College	ACC	3-1 (1-1)	644	0-0	20	L, 13-17 at Virginia	North Carolina	13
17.	Oklahoma	B12	4-0 (1-0)	582	1-0	59	W, 27-12 Nebraska	at #24 Texas	18
18.	Clemson	ACC	2-3 (0-2)	497	0-2	9	L, 22-27 at #5 NC State	#7 Virginia Tech	14
19.	Ohio State	B10	3-2 (0-2)	432	0-2	25	L, 7-20 at #12 Purdue	Indiana	15
20.	Tennessee	SEC	3-2 (1-1)	379	0-2	19	L, 17-27 at #8 Georgia	#10 Auburn	16
21.	Miami	ACC	3-1 (0-1)	314	0-1	70	L, 30-33 #14 Maryland	Virginia	17
22.	Iowa	B10	3-0 (1-0)	245	0-0	30	OPEN	at Minnesota	22
23.	Texas A&M	B12	5-0 (2-0)	197	0-0	81	W, 37-3 Baylor	at Nebraska	25
24.	Texas	B12	3-1 (1-0)	130	0-0	73	W, 40-13 Colorado	#17 Oklahoma	24
25.	Iowa State	B12	3-1 (2-0)	106	0-1	38	W, 17-14 at Missouri	Texas Tech	46
Others receiving votes
Georgia Tech 75, Michigan State 46, UCLA 42, Missouri 41, California 39, Pittsburgh 39, Miss State 36, Arizona State 31, North Carolina 29, Texas Tech 28, Colorado 24, Oregon State 20, Virginia 15, Washington 10, Colorado State 5, Kentucky 2
Dropped out of the Top 25
Georgia Tech (23)

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 06:37 PM

Grey Dog Championship Series				Media			Coach			CPU
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Rank	Votes	%	Rank	Votes	%	Rank	Rating	%	GDCS	Prev
1.	USC	Pac10	4-0 (2-0)	1	1606	.988	1	1510	.990	2	86.78	.923	.983	3
2.	Florida State	ACC	4-0 (2-0)	2	1549	.953	2	1443	.946	5	82.82	.808	.928	1
3.	Florida	SEC	3-0 (1-0)	3	1482	.912	4	1322	.867	1	90.24	.962	.912	2
4.	Ole Miss	SEC	4-0 (1-0)	4	1422	.875	3	1391	.912	13	77.05	.500	.819	12
5.	Notre Dame	Indep	5-0 (2-0)	6	1284	.790	5	1261	.827	6	82.06	.769	.807	4
6.	NC State	ACC	5-0 (2-0)	5	1352	.832	10	871	.571	8	81.29	.692	.705	5
7.	Virginia Tech	ACC	4-1 (1-1)	7	1202	.740	9	947	.621	12	77.40	.538	.656	10
8.	Georgia	SEC	3-1 (1-1)	8	1141	.702	6	1186	.778	22	68.14	.154	.624	7
9.	Wisconsin	B10	5-0 (2-0)	11	941	.579	11	798	.523	4	82.98	.846	.617	8
10.	Michigan	B10	3-1 (1-0)	9	1077	.663	7	1112	.729	21	69.31	.192	.597	9

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 06:42 PM

Weekly injury report

RB Michael Barnes is really hampered by an injury to his Wrist (Broken). He could play as an absolute last resort, but we would strongly advise against it.

RB Joseph Kennedy is recovering from an injury to his Ankle (Hyperextension). He seems to be progressing well and we recommend playing him this week.

WR Marion Thomas is saddled with an injury to his Groin (Torn Muscle). His performance would certainly suffer if you played him so we recommend letting have a little more time to get back closer to 100%.

CB Abe Baker is currently battling an injury to his Ankle (Nerve Injury). He is getting better and able to play, but you might want to sit him out one more week.

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 08:00 PM

Week 6 - #2 Florida State at Duke

FSU fans were looking forward to this game. So far they had enjoyed the struggles of the star recruit who picked Duke over their program. They couldn't wait for the championship bound Seminoles to beat up Glenn's overmatched Duke team. Many of them travelled with the team just to taunt Glenn.

The game started out exactly as the Noles wanted. Only 4 plays in, FSU QB James Woods threw a 48 yard TD pass for a 7-0 lead. Duke pinned the Noles deep on the next series, but Woods was still able to drive them to a FG for a 10-0 1st quarter lead. Duke finally gets something going when Grubb connects with Payne on a 49 yard pass, putting the ball at the 5 yard line. Duke had to settle for a FG but it was now 10-3. FSU drives right through the Blue Devil defense again, but cautiousness in the red zone forced them to settle for a FG and a 13-3 lead. Grubb would make them pay with two completions of over 30 yards ont he next drive, the latter being a 30 yard TD pass to Hargrove. Now it was 13-10 and the FSU fans taunting Grubb are silent. Sensing danger, the Noles offense only took 4 plays to score another TD. After a Duke 3 and out, the Noles drove right back through the Blue Devils D and scored on a 17 yard TD pass for a 27-10 lead. Late in the half, Grubb was backed up at his own 4 yard line. He completed a simple slant pass to William Walker who found himself completely wide open and ran 96 yards for the TD. This once again silenced the Grubb haters.

Grubb opened up the 2nd half by returning the kickoff 90 yards for a TD. Suddenly it was a 3 pt. game. A stunned FSU went 3 and out and Grubb found himself with the ball at midfield. 3 plays later, he hit TE Leon Henry for a 41 yard TD pass and amazingly Duke now had the lead!! Suddenly the home crowd was alive and many Duke students were rushing to the stadium to watch this game. Now the Duke defense was fired up. Wilson and Reeves made big plays to force another 3 and out. Then on 3rd and 9 at the Duke 30, Grubb saw his RB Joseph Kennedy wide open on a deep route and 70 yards later, Duke had a 38-27 lead! A furious Bobby Bowden finally gets his team fired up again, and the Noles pick apart the Duke defense on an 8 play drive. The 2 pt. conversion was missed but it was now a 38-33 score with 3:18 left in the 3rd. Helped by a foolish roughing the passer penalty on 3rd down, Grubb drove Duek down to the FSU 4 yard line, where Kennedy ran it in from 4 yards out. With 1:13 left in the 3rd quarter, it was a 45-33 Duke lead. In the 4th quarter, FSU blew their first drive with stupid penalties. Then on Duke's ensuing possession, they gave up an 18 yard run on 3rd and 11. Later in the drive, Grubb would complete a 20 yard pass on 3rd and 10. This 14 play drive that destroyed FSU's spirit ended whtn Grubb found Walker for a 3 yard TD pass. The score was now 52-33. The Noles would play the rest of the game out, but they were just going through the motions. They knew it was over: not just the game, but also their national title hopes.

What a HUGE win for Glenn. He almost singlehandedly destroyed Florida State's national title hopes.

Final Score: Duke 52, Florida State 40

Notable Stats

QB Glenn Grubb 15-32 for 467 yards, 5 TD, 1 INT
RB Joseph Kennedy, 17 carries, 95 yards, 1 TD, 2 catches, 82 yards, 1 TD
WR William Walker 4 catches, 148 yards, 2 TD
TE Leon Henry 2 catches, 80 yards
OG Christoper Covington 4 Pancake Blocks
MLB Geoffrey Wilson 10 Tackles, 5 Assists, 1 Stuff, 1 Pass Defended
S Lewis Reeves 7 Tackles, 1 Assist, 1 Stuff

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 08:30 PM

Week 6 Overview

ACC Scores

Maryland 52, NC State 17
Boston College 17, North Carolina 14
Virginia 26, Miami 14
Virginia Tech 27, Clemson 20
Georgia Tech 33, Wake Forest 16

Offensive POTW: QB Glenn Grubb, Duke 15-32 for 467 yards, 5 TD, 1 INT

Defensive POTW: MLB Jesus Lozano, Arizona 11 Tackles, 2 Assists, 4 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble, 1 Pass Defended, 1 INT

Special Teams POTW: KR/PR Michael Reed, Syracuse 3KR-73 yards, 4 PR-90 yards, 1 TD

Game of the Week: Duke 52, Florida State 40

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 08:32 PM

ACC Standings		Atlantic			Overall
Rank	Team	W-L	PF	PA	W-L	PF	PA	Streak	Home	Road	Media	Coach
1	Maryland	3-0	99	58	6-0	241	93	W6	3-0	3-0	2-0	2-0
2	Florida State	2-1	107	85	4-1	213	109	L-1	2-0	2-1	1-0	0-0
3	NC State	2-1	80	83	5-1	168	111	L-1	3-0	2-1	2-1	1-1
4	Boston College	2-1	53	44	4-1	112	76	W1	3-0	1-1	0-0	0-0
5	Clemson	0-3	65	80	2-4	130	128	L-3	1-2	1-2	0-3	0-3
6	Wake Forest	0-2	26	74	0-4	29	164	L-4	0-2	0-2	0-2	0-3
		Coastal			Overall
Rank	Team	W-L	PF	PA	W-L	PF	PA	Streak	Home	Road	Media	Coach
1	Virginia Tech	2-1	60	73	5-1	164	96	W2	3-1	2-0	1-1	1-1
2	Georgia Tech	2-1	84	67	4-1	158	87	W1	2-1	2-0	0-1	0-1
3	Virginia	2-1	70	61	3-2	113	135	W2	2-1	1-1	2-1	2-2
4	North Carolina	1-2	66	54	4-2	187	94	L-1	4-1	0-1	0-2	0-2
5	Duke	1-2	88	104	2-3	143	161	W1	2-0	0-3	1-2	1-2
6	Miami	0-2	44	59	3-2	187	76	L-2	3-2	0-0	0-1	0-1

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 08:33 PM

Media Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	USC	Pac10	5-0 (2-0)	1594	1-0	4	W, 31-29 at #7 Notre Dame	at California	1
2.	Florida	SEC	4-0 (2-0)	1545	1-0	49	W, 31-28 #5 Ole Miss	Kentucky	3
3.	Maryland	ACC	6-0 (3-0)	1490	2-0	65	W, 52-17 #9 NC State	#25 Clemson	14
4.	Virginia Tech	ACC	5-1 (2-1)	1436	1-1	15	W, 27-20 at #25 Clemson	North Carolina	7
5.	Ole Miss	SEC	4-1 (1-1)	1383	1-1	57	L, 28-31 at #2 Florida	Arkansas	4
6.	Florida State	ACC	4-1 (2-1)	1310	1-0	34	L, 40-52 at Duke	Virginia	2
7.	Notre Dame	Indep	5-1 (2-0)	1246	2-1	37	L, 29-31 #1 USC	at Michigan State	6
8.	Georgia	SEC	4-1 (2-1)	1159	1-1	41	W, 26-16 at South Carolina	#15 LSU	8
9.	NC State	ACC	5-1 (2-1)	1086	2-1	38	L, 17-52 at #3 Maryland	Duke	5
10.	Michigan	B10	4-1 (2-0)	1011	1-1	32	W, 27-13 Michigan State	at Minnesota	9
11.	Wisconsin	B10	6-0 (3-0)	944	1-0	45	W, 45-13 at Illinois	Northwestern	11
12.	Purdue	B10	5-0 (3-0)	871	1-0	42	W, 47-6 at Northwestern	at Illinois	12
13.	Auburn	SEC	3-2 (1-2)	830	1-2	50	L, 10-37 at #17 Tennessee	OPEN	10
14.	Alabama	SEC	6-0 (3-0)	780	1-0	59	W, 21-13 at Kentucky	Army	15
15.	LSU	SEC	3-3 (1-2)	708	0-2	22	W, 33-14 Vanderbilt	at #8 Georgia	13
16.	Boston College	ACC	4-1 (2-1)	653	0-0	29	W, 17-14 North Carolina	at Wake Forest	16
17.	Tennessee	SEC	4-2 (2-1)	611	1-2	35	W, 37-10 #13 Auburn	at South Carolina	20
18.	Texas	B12	4-1 (2-0)	548	1-0	76	W, 21-20 #19 Oklahoma	at Oklahoma State	24
19.	Oklahoma	B12	4-1 (1-1)	497	1-1	43	L, 20-21 at #18 Texas	at Kansas State	17
20.	Ohio State	B10	4-2 (1-2)	444	0-2	27	W, 28-6 Indiana	OPEN	19
21.	Texas Tech	B12	5-1 (3-0)	395	0-1	64	W, 38-33 at Iowa State	#24 Texas A&M	35
22.	Miami	ACC	3-2 (0-2)	327	0-1	51	L, 14-26 Virginia	at Georgia Tech	21
23.	Iowa	B10	3-1 (1-1)	266	0-0	25	L, 20-30 at Minnesota	Penn State	22
24.	Texas A&M	B12	5-1 (2-1)	198	0-0	85	L, 14-24 at Nebraska	at #21 Texas Tech	23
25.	Clemson	ACC	2-4 (0-3)	146	0-3	18	L, 20-27 #4 Virginia Tech	at #3 Maryland	18
Others receiving votes
Virginia 80, Georgia Tech 47, Oregon State 47, Arizona State 47, UCLA 42, Iowa State 37, Miss State 37, Michigan State 36, Minnesota 32, Missouri 31, California 26, Wash State 23, Stanford 23, Oregon 21, Kansas State 18, Nebraska 15, Duke 13, Pittsburgh 11, Washington 11, Utah 10, Arizona 5, Brigham Young 3, Penn State 2
Dropped out of the Top 25
Iowa State (25)

Coaches Poll
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Points	Top 25	SOS	Last	Next	Prev
1.	USC	Pac10	5-0 (2-0)	1510	1-0	4	W, 31-29 at #9 Notre Dame	at California	1
2.	Maryland	ACC	6-0 (3-0)	1449	2-0	65	W, 52-17 #14 NC State	Clemson	13
3.	Florida	SEC	4-0 (2-0)	1392	1-0	49	W, 31-28 #4 Ole Miss	Kentucky	4
4.	Ole Miss	SEC	4-1 (1-1)	1345	1-1	57	L, 28-31 at #3 Florida	Arkansas	3
5.	Michigan	B10	4-1 (2-0)	1293	1-1	32	W, 27-13 Michigan State	at Minnesota	7
6.	Georgia	SEC	4-1 (2-1)	1223	1-1	41	W, 26-16 at South Carolina	#19 LSU	6
7.	Virginia Tech	ACC	5-1 (2-1)	1170	1-1	15	W, 27-20 at Clemson	North Carolina	9
8.	Florida State	ACC	4-1 (2-1)	1115	0-0	34	L, 40-52 at Duke	Virginia	2
9.	Notre Dame	Indep	5-1 (2-0)	1031	2-1	37	L, 29-31 #1 USC	at Michigan State	5
10.	Wisconsin	B10	6-0 (3-0)	952	1-0	45	W, 45-13 at Illinois	Northwestern	11
11.	Purdue	B10	5-0 (3-0)	884	1-0	42	W, 47-6 at Northwestern	at Illinois	12
12.	Auburn	SEC	3-2 (1-2)	833	1-2	50	L, 10-37 at #16 Tennessee	OPEN	8
13.	Alabama	SEC	6-0 (3-0)	767	1-0	59	W, 21-13 at Kentucky	Army	14
14.	NC State	ACC	5-1 (2-1)	703	1-1	38	L, 17-52 at #2 Maryland	Duke	10
15.	Boston College	ACC	4-1 (2-1)	660	0-0	29	W, 17-14 North Carolina	at Wake Forest	15
16.	Tennessee	SEC	4-2 (2-1)	602	1-2	35	W, 37-10 #12 Auburn	at South Carolina	19
17.	Texas	B12	4-1 (2-0)	560	1-0	76	W, 21-20 #18 Oklahoma	at Oklahoma State	23
18.	Oklahoma	B12	4-1 (1-1)	522	2-1	43	L, 20-21 at #17 Texas	at Kansas State	16
19.	LSU	SEC	3-3 (1-2)	467	0-2	22	W, 33-14 Vanderbilt	at #6 Georgia	17
20.	Ohio State	B10	4-2 (1-2)	413	1-2	27	W, 28-6 Indiana	OPEN	18
21.	Nebraska	B12	4-2 (2-1)	372	0-2	66	W, 24-14 Texas A&M	at Kansas	26
22.	Iowa	B10	3-1 (1-1)	328	0-0	25	L, 20-30 at Minnesota	Penn State	20
23.	Miami	ACC	3-2 (0-2)	282	0-1	51	L, 14-26 Virginia	at #24 Georgia Tech	21
24.	Georgia Tech	ACC	4-1 (2-1)	244	0-1	69	W, 33-16 at Wake Forest	#23 Miami	25
25.	Texas Tech	B12	5-1 (3-0)	201	0-1	64	W, 38-33 at Iowa State	Texas A&M	35
Others receiving votes
Virginia 160, Texas A&M 113, Clemson 85, Oregon State 59, UCLA 59, Iowa State 55, Pittsburgh 52, Miss State 49, California 46, Arizona State 43, Colorado 43, Minnesota 38, Wash State 35, Stanford 32, Arizona 32, Michigan State 27, Oregon 27, Utah 27, Duke 24, Penn State 21, Washington 21, Kansas State 21, Missouri 18, Brigham Young 17, Oklahoma State 17, North Carolina 12, Texas Christian 12, Arkansas 11, Kentucky 9, Southern Miss 8, South Carolina 3, San Diego State 3, Colorado State 3, Tulane 3
Dropped out of the Top 25
Texas A&M (24), Clemson (22)

larrymcg421 · 02-22-2007, 08:34 PM

Grey Dog Championship Series				Media			Coach			CPU
Rank	Team	Conf	Record	Rank	Votes	%	Rank	Votes	%	Rank	Rating	%	GDCS	Prev
1.	USC	Pac10	5-0 (2-0)	1	1594	.981	1	1510	.990	1	89.15	.962	.988	1
2.	Florida	SEC	4-0 (2-0)	2	1545	.951	3	1392	.913	3	83.19	.885	.930	3
3.	Maryland	ACC	6-0 (3-0)	3	1490	.917	2	1449	.950	5	78.90	.808	.915	13
4.	Virginia Tech	ACC	5-1 (2-1)	4	1436	.884	7	1170	.767	8	77.13	.692	.804	7
5.	Florida State	ACC	4-1 (2-1)	6	1310	.806	8	1115	.731	12	71.55	.538	.727	2
6.	Ole Miss	SEC	4-1 (1-1)	5	1383	.851	4	1345	.882	22	66.17	.154	.725	4
7.	Notre Dame	Indep	5-1 (2-0)	7	1246	.767	9	1031	.676	10	73.24	.615	.705	5
8.	Georgia	SEC	4-1 (2-1)	8	1159	.713	6	1223	.802	17	68.78	.346	.678	8
9.	Michigan	B10	4-1 (2-0)	10	1011	.622	5	1293	.848	16	69.77	.385	.668	10
10.	Wisconsin	B10	6-0 (3-0)	11	944	.581	10	952	.624	4	82.66	.846	.658	9

02-22-2007, 06:42 PM	#26
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Weekly injury report RB Michael Barnes is really hampered by an injury to his Wrist (Broken). He could play as an absolute last resort, but we would strongly advise against it. RB Joseph Kennedy is recovering from an injury to his Ankle (Hyperextension). He seems to be progressing well and we recommend playing him this week. WR Marion Thomas is saddled with an injury to his Groin (Torn Muscle). His performance would certainly suffer if you played him so we recommend letting have a little more time to get back closer to 100%. CB Abe Baker is currently battling an injury to his Ankle (Nerve Injury). He is getting better and able to play, but you might want to sit him out one more week. __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-22-2007, 08:00 PM	#27
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 6 - #2 Florida State at Duke FSU fans were looking forward to this game. So far they had enjoyed the struggles of the star recruit who picked Duke over their program. They couldn't wait for the championship bound Seminoles to beat up Glenn's overmatched Duke team. Many of them travelled with the team just to taunt Glenn. The game started out exactly as the Noles wanted. Only 4 plays in, FSU QB James Woods threw a 48 yard TD pass for a 7-0 lead. Duke pinned the Noles deep on the next series, but Woods was still able to drive them to a FG for a 10-0 1st quarter lead. Duke finally gets something going when Grubb connects with Payne on a 49 yard pass, putting the ball at the 5 yard line. Duke had to settle for a FG but it was now 10-3. FSU drives right through the Blue Devil defense again, but cautiousness in the red zone forced them to settle for a FG and a 13-3 lead. Grubb would make them pay with two completions of over 30 yards ont he next drive, the latter being a 30 yard TD pass to Hargrove. Now it was 13-10 and the FSU fans taunting Grubb are silent. Sensing danger, the Noles offense only took 4 plays to score another TD. After a Duke 3 and out, the Noles drove right back through the Blue Devils D and scored on a 17 yard TD pass for a 27-10 lead. Late in the half, Grubb was backed up at his own 4 yard line. He completed a simple slant pass to William Walker who found himself completely wide open and ran 96 yards for the TD. This once again silenced the Grubb haters. Grubb opened up the 2nd half by returning the kickoff 90 yards for a TD. Suddenly it was a 3 pt. game. A stunned FSU went 3 and out and Grubb found himself with the ball at midfield. 3 plays later, he hit TE Leon Henry for a 41 yard TD pass and amazingly Duke now had the lead!! Suddenly the home crowd was alive and many Duke students were rushing to the stadium to watch this game. Now the Duke defense was fired up. Wilson and Reeves made big plays to force another 3 and out. Then on 3rd and 9 at the Duke 30, Grubb saw his RB Joseph Kennedy wide open on a deep route and 70 yards later, Duke had a 38-27 lead! A furious Bobby Bowden finally gets his team fired up again, and the Noles pick apart the Duke defense on an 8 play drive. The 2 pt. conversion was missed but it was now a 38-33 score with 3:18 left in the 3rd. Helped by a foolish roughing the passer penalty on 3rd down, Grubb drove Duek down to the FSU 4 yard line, where Kennedy ran it in from 4 yards out. With 1:13 left in the 3rd quarter, it was a 45-33 Duke lead. In the 4th quarter, FSU blew their first drive with stupid penalties. Then on Duke's ensuing possession, they gave up an 18 yard run on 3rd and 11. Later in the drive, Grubb would complete a 20 yard pass on 3rd and 10. This 14 play drive that destroyed FSU's spirit ended whtn Grubb found Walker for a 3 yard TD pass. The score was now 52-33. The Noles would play the rest of the game out, but they were just going through the motions. They knew it was over: not just the game, but also their national title hopes. What a HUGE win for Glenn. He almost singlehandedly destroyed Florida State's national title hopes. Final Score: Duke 52, Florida State 40 Notable Stats QB Glenn Grubb 15-32 for 467 yards, 5 TD, 1 INT RB Joseph Kennedy, 17 carries, 95 yards, 1 TD, 2 catches, 82 yards, 1 TD WR William Walker 4 catches, 148 yards, 2 TD TE Leon Henry 2 catches, 80 yards OG Christoper Covington 4 Pancake Blocks MLB Geoffrey Wilson 10 Tackles, 5 Assists, 1 Stuff, 1 Pass Defended S Lewis Reeves 7 Tackles, 1 Assist, 1 Stuff __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-22-2007, 08:30 PM	#28
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 6 Overview ACC Scores Maryland 52, NC State 17 Boston College 17, North Carolina 14 Virginia 26, Miami 14 Virginia Tech 27, Clemson 20 Georgia Tech 33, Wake Forest 16 Offensive POTW: QB Glenn Grubb, Duke 15-32 for 467 yards, 5 TD, 1 INT Defensive POTW: MLB Jesus Lozano, Arizona 11 Tackles, 2 Assists, 4 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble, 1 Pass Defended, 1 INT Special Teams POTW: KR/PR Michael Reed, Syracuse 3KR-73 yards, 4 PR-90 yards, 1 TD Game of the Week: Duke 52, Florida State 40 __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-15-2007, 04:27 PM	#3
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Note: With 1.52 being released, I thought it would be fun to get back into BBCF. I still want to get my massive interactive dynasty restarted, so this is a sort of test run for that. The idea here was to create a maxed out player (I gave him 100 in every category) and see what he would do on a terrible team. __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-15-2007, 04:32 PM	#4
DeToxRox Head Coach Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Michigan	How do you go about creating guys? It's probably something simple I am easily missing, but any help would be awesome.

02-15-2007, 05:50 PM	#8
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Roster Overview Backfield: Other than Glenn Grubb, not much to work with here. Ewing is a decent backup QB but will probably not see the field very much. Barnes has the potential to be a very good RB, but as a junior, will he ever reach that? Receivers: Good news for Grubb. Duke actually has some talent at this position. Hargrove and Thomas are decent wideouts, and Payne has excellent potential. Henry will start as a freshman and hopefully develop quickly. Offensive Line: And the bad news for Grubb is that Duke is absolutely miserable here. Covington is the only decent starter. Walker might turn into a decent Tackle, but other than that you've got a bunch of one star players with no potential. At least Grubb has great mobility. Defensive Line: Junior DE Charlie Moore is a stud, by far the best player on the defense. The rest of the line is a joke, although Montgomery, Rosenthal, and Jacobs have decent potential Linebackers: Wilson and Meyers are pretty good, but both are seniors. The future does not look very bright after they leave. Secondary: The CB's will be abused by the receivers in the ACC. None of them can cover well and only Williams has any potential. Lewis Reeves is a very good Safety, but the Free Safeties are worthless. Expect this squad to give up lots of big plays. Special Teams: Garcia is a good senior punter, but hopefully he won't see the field much. The Kickers suck. In a rarity, Grubb will be handling Kick and Punt return duties and he's superb at both. __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-15-2007, 06:31 PM	#11
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 1 Notable Scores (Top 10 + ACC) Virginia Tech 33, Memphis 10 LSU 39, South Florida 3 Ole Miss 32, Kansas 14 Clemson 16, Tulane 8 Maryland 37, Temple 3 North Carolina 37, Louisville 13 NC State 38, UAB 3 Offensive POTW: QB Steven Schmidt, Kansas State - 31-41-587 yards, 5 TD Defensive POTW: SS Christopher Rodriguez, Louisiana Tech - 3 INT's, 161 return yards, 1 TD, Special Teams POTW: KR Jason Moon, Ball State - 5 returns, 289 yards (57.8 average) __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-15-2007, 08:34 PM	#12
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 2 - South Carolina at Duke Glenn completes his first pass and leads the Blue Devils to a FG on his first drive. However, the Duke defense is weak as expected and South Carolina quickly takes a 10-3 lead. After returning a kickoff to the 45, it only took 4 plays for his 1st career TD pass and a 10-10 tie. Glenn followed that up later with a 73 yard punt return TD. The teams then traded FG's befor the half for a 20-13 Duke halftime lead. In the 2nd half, Glenn took over the game. A 10 yard TD pass gave Duke a two possession lead in the 3rd quarter. In the 4th quarter, with South carolina trying to hang on, glenn broke their backs with a beautiful 41 yard TD pass to Thomas, making it a 34-13 lead. The teams would tradre pointless TD's to finish the game at 41-20. Stats: Glenn Grubb, 25-31,399 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT. 5 rushes, 17 yards. WR Marlon Thomas 8 catches, 147 yards, 1 TD WR Hugh Hargrove 6 catches, 72 yards WR Scott Payne 5 catches, 68 yards, 1 TD MLB Geoffrey Wilson 8 Tackles, 2 Assists, 1 Sack, 1 Hurry, 1 Pass Defended __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-15-2007, 09:15 PM	#13
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 2 Overview ACC Scores (Top 25 will be seen in the poll in the next post) Purdue 58, Virginia 23 Miami 48, Missouri 0 Syracuse 30, Clemson 22 Maryland 57, Louisville 7 Georgia Tech 40, Illinois 20 North Carolina 36, Cincinnatti 3 Boston College 34, East Carolina 9 Alabama 40, Wake Forest 3 Offensive POTW: RB Donald King, Purdue - 27 carries, 310 yards, 5 TD, 2 catches, 25 yards Defensive POTW: OLB David Dutton, Ohio State - 12 Tackles, 4 Sacks, 2 Stuffs, 2 Passes Defended, 1 INT Special Teams POTW: K Clarence Bowles, Washington - 4-4 FG's, including 2 in last 1:25 in 26-23 upset of Texas. __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-18-2007, 05:04 PM	#15
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Duke at Tennessee Glenn's 2nd game was a very tough assignment: on the road at Leyland stadium. The Blue Devil defense played spirited at the beginning, stopping a couple Volunteer drives and coming up with a turnover. Still, it was Tennessee that would strike first on a 3 yard TD run by Austin Crook. Grubb followed that up by connecting with Payne on a 33 yard TD pass at the start of the 2nd quarter to tie the game. The Duke defense was caught off guard ont he next series, as it took Tennessee only two plays to score on a 56 yard TD pass. Grubb wasn't finished. He completed several clutch passes on an 8 play drive that tied the game at 14. Tennessee added a FG before halftime for a 17-14 lead. The Volunteers scored a TD on their first drive of the 2nd half. Duke couldn't keep up, as Grubb's receivers started to betray him. Thomas ran an incorrect route on a key play and the drive stalled, although Tennessee was pinned at the 3. The Duke defense could no longer keep up with the Volunteer offense (681 total yards in the game), who ripped them apart on a 97 yard drive that ended in a 5 yard TD pass, giving Tennessee a 31-14 lead. Grubb was unable to get the dispirited offense moving again, and Tennesee tacked on two late FG's for a 37-14 victory. QB Glenn Grubb: 16-35 for 258 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT, 3 rushes, 19 yards. RB Michael Barnes: 19 carries, 74 yards WR Hugh Hargrove: 5 catches, 129 yards, WR Scott Payne: 7 catches, 93 yards, 2 TD MLB Geoffrey Wilson 8 Tackles, 1 Pass Defended __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-18-2007, 05:22 PM	#16
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 3 Overview ACC Scores: FSU 45, Houston 17 Virginia Tech 34, Tulane 3 NC State 28, South Florida 6 Boston College 25, Buffalo 23 Colorado 50, Wake Forest 0 Offensive POTW: QB Clifford Langley, Auburn 35-41 for 632 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT Defensive POTW: CB Jeffrey Whitfield, California 6 Tackles, 2 INT, 1 Pass Defended, 1 TD Special Teams POTW: K Marvin Navarro, USC 7-7 FG's, including 43 logner than 40 yards. Game of the Week: Utah 31, Arizona 30 - With 27 seconds, Arizona QB Gregory Dubois completed a miracle 42 yard TD pass that put the Wildcats up 30-24. Utah QB Robert Miller answered by completeing a 39 yard pass, puitting the ball at the Arizona 34 yard line with 12 seconds left. On the last play of the game, Miller found his TE wide open for a 34 yard TD pass and the 31-30 victory. __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner Last edited by larrymcg421 : 02-18-2007 at 05:23 PM.

02-21-2007, 10:18 PM	#18
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 4 - Duke at Boston College Boston College came otu with a gameplan designed to make us beat them on the ground. They focused on hindering Glenn's passing, and they were enormously successful at accomplishing that. Glenn would only have 68 yards passing on the day. Despite this, Duke managed to keep it close thanks to a 64 yd INT return by MLB Geoffrey Wilson and two Marvin Morris FG's (set up by big running plays from Grubb). Duke actually led 13-6 at the half. BC's offense finally got on track in the 3rd quarter when QB Monty Brown completed a 64 yard TD pass to tie the score. Two plays later, Grubb was intercepted and Monty Brown threw another TD pass. Suddenly, the Eagles had a 20-13 lead. Duke never recovered from this. BC would add a 4th quarter FG for the 23-13 victory. Notable Stats: QB Glenn Grubb 8 of 26 for 68 yards, 0 td, 1 INT, 8 carries, 100 yards RB Michael Barnes 18 carries, 75 yards, 3 catches, 36 yards MLB Geoffrey Wilson 6 Tackles, 3 Assists, 1 INT, 1 TD, 1 Pass Defended SS Lewis Reeves 7 Tackles, 3 Assists, 2 Passes Defended, 2 Stuffs __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-21-2007, 10:39 PM	#19
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 4 Overview ACC Scores Florida State 26, Clemson 23 NC State 36, Virginia Tech 9 Maryland 14, North Carolina 11 Georgia Tech 34, Virginia 27 Miami 54, Louisiana Monroe 7 Offensive POTW: RB Gary Potter, Oklahoma State - 34 carries, 222 yards, 2 TD, 3 catches, 31 yards, 1 TD (in a 31-27 win over WVU) Defensive POTW: DE Carlos Torres, Texas A&M - 8 Tackles, 4 Sacks, 1 Stuff, 2 Hurries (in 26-21 win over Colorado) Special Teams POTW: KR Fred McKinney, Ohio State - 3 Returns, 170 yards Game of the Week: Oklahoma State 31, West Virginia 27 - Cowboys RB Gary Potter gets his first start of the season and runs all over the Mountaineers. West Virginia led 20-9 at the hald, but Gary's 222 yards, including the winning 2 yard TD run in the 4th quarter, led Oklahoma State to a comeback victory. __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-22-2007, 06:06 PM	#21
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 5: Duke at North Carolina Glenn had a better go of it in this game. While North Carolina's ground attack abused the Duke defense for a quick 14-0 lead. Grubb's passing kept the Blue Devils in the game. North Carolina still kept piling on the points (partly thanks to a Grubb INT returned for a TD) and built a 31-7 lead at the half. Undaunted, Grubb struck quickly in the 2nd half when he hit William Walker for a 55 yard TD pass, cutting the lead to 31-13. Duke's defense forced a stop and Grubb was able to drive Duke to the Tarheels 7 yard line. Unfortunately, Duke had to settle for a FG, but this did cut the lead to 31-16. It was now a two possession game. Another stop gave Duke a prime chance to get back in the game, but penalties killed the next drive and North Carolina was able to add a FG to make it 34-16. In the 4th quarter, Grubb was able to drive to the NC 10 yard line but a penalty set up a 3rd and goal from the 20 and Grubb's desperation pass was picked off. UNC would soon put the game away on a 4 yard TD run, and Grubb would add a meaningless TD pass with 2 seconds left. The Duke defense just can't get the job done to help Grubb out. They have up 301 yards rushing in this one. Final Score: North Carolina 41, Duke 23 Notable Stats: QB Glenn Grubb 25-44 for 394 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT, 7 carries, 13 yards, 1 TD WR Hugh Hargrove 8 catches, 164 yards WR William Walker 6 catches, 70 yards, 1 TD SS Lewis Reeves 6 Tackles, 6 Assists, 1 Pass Defended MLB Geoffrey Wilson 5 Tackles, 5 Assists, 1 Stuff __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

02-22-2007, 06:33 PM	#22
larrymcg421 Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Georgia	Week 5 Overview ACC Scores NC State 27, Clemson 22 Virginia 17, Boston College 13 Maryland 33, Miami 30 Florida State 41, Wake Forest 10 Virginia Tech, 24, Georgia Tech 17 Offensive POTW: WR Victor Cook, Kansas State 8 catches, 175 yards, 3 TD Defensive POTW: MLB Ricky Calderon, Texas Tech 8 Tackles, 6 Assists, 1 Sack, 2 Stuffs, 1 Pass Defended, 1 INT (In 19-18 win over oklahoma State) Special Teams POTW: PR Juan Nguyen, Northern Illinois 4 Returns, 178 yards, 2 TD Juan deserves a special mention for his overall performance. In a 31-9 win over Ball State, he returned two punts for TD's, and also had 5 catches for 159 yards and 2 TD's. Game of the Week: Maryland 33, Miami 30 - This was a back and forth game where the lead changed hands 4 times during regulation. The Hurricanes sent it to OT with a 28 yard FG. Both teams opened with TD's in the 1st OT. In the 2nd OT, Maryland kicked a FG and Miami had a chance to win it with 2nd and goal from the 2. The Maryland D held and Miami kicked a FG to send it to 3 OT's. Miami continued to self destruct as an unnecessary roughness penalty pushed them back too far and their kicker missed the 49 yard try. Maryland went three and out in their possession, but their kicker was able to hit the 44 yard FG for the victory. __________________ Top 10 Songs of the Year 1955-Present (1976 Added) Franchise Portfolio Draft Winner Fictional Character Draft Winner Television Family Draft Winner Build Your Own Hollywood Studio Draft Winner

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