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Old 01-07-2006, 02:11 PM   #201
MizzouRah
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Troy, Mo
2006 Passing Stats
#POSNAMEGATTCMPCMP%YDSYDS/ATTTDINTLGGPBPSACKRATING
02
QB
Marc Brodnax
1
1
1
100.0%
3
3.0
0
0
3
0
0
1
125.2
20
QB
Cedric Smith
11
213
90
42.3%
1462
6.9
10
9
73
0
14
13
107.0
08
QB
Kendall Staroba
6
104
48
46.2%
614
5.9
3
6
41
1
5
12
93.7
11
QB
Kris Scott
7
25
7
28.0%
77
3.1
0
4
19
0
3
2
21.9

2006 Rushing Stats
#POSNAMEGRUSHYDSYPGYPCTDLGCRMHFUMFLOST
36
RB
Gary McGrew
11
210
649
0.0
3.09
2
32
0
16
10
6
45
RB
Sam Shockey
10
46
122
0.0
2.65
0
25
0
2
0
0
20
QB
Cedric Smith
11
15
74
0.0
4.93
0
24
0
0
0
0
42
FB
Cortez Hughes
11
26
63
0.0
2.42
0
10
0
0
0
0
88
WR
Cliff Roman
11
4
28
0.0
7.00
0
20
0
0
0
0
21
RB
Mike Johnson
2
11
27
0.0
2.45
0
7
0
2
1
0
22
FB
Gus Krause
4
4
17
0.0
4.25
0
7
0
0
0
0
83
WR
Carl Muhammad
11
3
8
0.0
2.67
0
6
0
0
0
0
08
QB
Kendall Staroba
6
5
5
0.0
1.00
0
3
0
0
2
1
11
QB
Kris Scott
7
1
2
0.0
2.00
0
2
0
0
1
1

2006 Receiving Stats
#POSNAMEGATTRECYDSYPGYPCYACTDLGGCDPDP%IR
89
TE
Tom Nix
11
84
36
516
0.0
14.3
66
5
43
4
4
4.8
3
87
WR
Dick McCreary
8
60
24
452
0.0
18.8
62
2
73
0
6
10.0
6
83
WR
Carl Muhammad
11
85
27
440
0.0
16.3
51
1
56
0
8
9.4
4
88
WR
Cliff Roman
11
80
33
396
0.0
12.0
96
2
44
2
5
6.2
3
36
RB
Gary McGrew
11
27
10
176
0.0
17.6
111
0
39
0
4
14.8
1
81
WR
Steve Bacon
6
10
3
58
0.0
19.3
6
1
50
0
1
10.0
0
82
TE
Greg Semple
5
4
3
36
0.0
12.0
6
1
25
0
0
0.0
0
42
FB
Cortez Hughes
11
10
5
35
0.0
7.0
21
1
13
1
0
0.0
2
32
WR
Cody Jennings
11
3
2
22
0.0
11.0
0
0
17
0
1
33.3
0
80
WR
Deral Russell
1
3
1
15
0.0
15.0
2
0
15
0
0
0.0
0
45
RB
Sam Shockey
10
3
2
10
0.0
5.0
10
0
6
0
1
33.3
0
21
RB
Mike Johnson
2
1
0
0
0.0
0.0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0

2006 Offensive Line Stats
#POSNAMEGRBPNKSAHOLDFALSEMISSBL
42
FB
Cortez Hughes
11
5
0
0
0
0
0
63
OG
Gil Smith
11
4
11
1
2
0
6
51
C
Mike Wells
6
2
2
5
0
1
10
79
C
Larry O'Connor
7
2
3
2
0
0
2
78
OG
James Wainright
8
2
5
1
0
0
3
74
OT
Jamar Jimenez
11
2
4
3
1
2
5
89
TE
Tom Nix
11
1
5
0
0
2
3
65
OT
Lance Light
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
76
OG
Robert Cash
6
0
0
7
0
1
6
68
C
Luke Farmer
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
61
OG
Todd Lester
2
0
0
2
0
1
3
72
OT
Eric Schwedes
3
0
0
2
1
0
2
71
OT
David Bennett
11
0
4
5
0
0
14
82
TE
Greg Semple
5
0
0
0
0
0
1
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Old 01-07-2006, 02:13 PM   #202
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2006 Defensive Stats
#POSNAMEGTAKSOLOASTSACKSTFHURDPPDINTDEF TDMISSTAKOOPBPA
49
SS
LaDainian Lansford
11
103
62
41
0
6
0
0
4
1
0
2
8
2
44
OLB
Alonzo Darius
10
93
65
28
0
11
11
0
7
1
0
1
5
0
56
ILB
Noah Brinker
11
87
67
20
1
10
2
0
3
1
0
1
0
2
50
ILB
Brandon Crow
8
60
47
13
0
8
3
0
2
1
1
0
1
0
39
FS
Winslow Sharpe
11
60
30
30
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
7
5
3
23
CB
Mark White
11
36
20
16
0
0
0
0
7
3
0
9
0
3
91
DE
Tim Woodson
11
36
32
4
7
2
5
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
48
OLB
Richie Scrabis
11
32
21
11
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
5
0
2
96
DE
Grady Lawson
11
29
24
5
6
5
3
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
35
CB
Adrian Thomas
10
27
11
16
0
0
0
0
10
1
0
5
2
2
58
ILB
Jeff Csonka
5
26
19
7
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
46
OLB
Gary English
7
19
11
8
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
29
CB
Gari Sikahema
11
15
9
6
0
0
0
0
5
1
0
6
0
3
95
DE
Spencer Scott
10
13
12
1
6
1
4
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
38
CB
Rayfield Brown
8
11
3
8
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
7
6
2
92
DT
Joe Stamer
10
11
9
2
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
94
DT
Keith Patton
7
8
8
0
3
3
1
0
0
0
0
4
1
0
28
SS
Rodney Brown
7
5
5
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
42
FB
Cortez Hughes
11
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
FS
Je'Rod Hipple
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
99
DT
Taylor Hester
2
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
53
ILB
Scott McMakin
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Old 01-07-2006, 02:17 PM   #203
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2006 Kicking Stats
#POSNAMEGXPFG 1-29FG 30-39FG 40-49FG 50+FG%LONGPOINTS
17
K
Greg Zellars
11
15-15
2-3
8-9
3-6
0-0
72.2%%
49
54

2006 Punting Stats
#POSNAMEGPUNTSAVGNETTBIN20LONG
18
P
Jerry Charlton
11
94
41.8
35.5
6
26
78
17
K
Greg Zellars
11
0
0.0
0.0
0
0
0

2006 Kick Return Stats
#POSNAMEGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
32
WR
Cody Jennings
11
40
799
20.0
39
0
23
CB
Mark White
11
6
127
21.2
35
0
81
WR
Steve Bacon
6
1
15
15.0
15
0
31
FB
Alvin Anderson
1
1
13
13.0
13
0
42
FB
Cortez Hughes
11
2
19
9.5
11
0

2006 Punt Return Stats
#POSNAMEGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
39
FS
Winslow Sharpe
11
1
4
4.0
4
0
23
CB
Mark White
11
4
22
5.5
6
0
88
WR
Cliff Roman
11
24
253
10.5
41
0
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Old 01-07-2006, 02:29 PM   #204
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Who are my offensive and defensive players of the year?


Offense: TE Tom Nix


Tom had a great year and I'm glad he's here for another year. He led in receptions, yards, and TDs and only dropped 4.8% of his attempts.


Defense: OLB Alonzo Darius


Alonzo is really going to be missed on this team. He had 93 tackles, 65 solo, and 28 assists. He also added 11 stuffs, 28 tackles for loss, and had 11 hurries. Quite a player with an excellent work ethic. There's a reason why Alonzo was named 2nd team all Sun Belt.


I was also extremely happy with kicker Greg Zellars and punter Jerry Charlton. It's nice to have both of them back next year.




Budget: $1,770,000
Recruiting: $36,000 per week
Open: 14 remaining scholarships
Total: 59 players on the roster
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Old 01-07-2006, 02:45 PM   #205
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I take some time off and think about my coaches. None of them prefer a style of play that I do. My OC prefers Vertical Passing and my DC prefers a 4-2-5 defense. I them all I appreciate their efforts last year, but this team is moving into a new direction. They tell me thanks for being honest and now I must hunt for 3 new coaches.
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Old 01-07-2006, 02:45 PM   #206
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Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
Quote:
Originally Posted by MizzouRah
Evaluation


Team performance: D
Talent: F
Recruiting: F
Board expectations: C
Prestige: C
Overall: D-


EMail: The Utah Utes would like to offer you a spot on our team as head football coach. Let us know ASAP.


Interesting.. I thank them for their interest, but respectfully decline.




Players considering declaring early for the 2006 pro draft:

WR Robert Anglin, (Sr), Colorado State

FS Tony Banta, (Sr), Auburn

QB Joe Bidwell, (Sr), Florida State

RB Trace Bishop, Sr, USC

FS Jesse Blount, (Sr), Notre Dame

TE Terry Brooks, (Sr), Missouri

RB Heath Brown, Sr, Georgia

DT Gary Buchanon, Sr, Florida State

DT Lynn Buckley, (Sr), Georgia

RB Cory Bussey, Sr, Boston College

RB Rob Butler, (Sr), Clemson

DT Wilbert Caldwell, (Jr), Minnesota

CB Jim Clements, (Jr), Washington

DE Orlando Collins, (Jr), Texas Tech

OLB Jason Cooper, (Jr), Kansas State

OLB Eddie Davis, (Sr), UNLV

OLB Blue DeMarco, (Sr), Miss State

RB Nick Downs, (Sr), Purdue

RB Ryan Dupard, Sr, Boise State

RB Stephen Easley, (Jr), Texas

WR Ed Ellard, (Sr), Oklahoma State

WR Bobby Ernst, Sr, Texas A&M

ILB Hines Fenerty, (Sr), North Carolina

OG Milt Flutie, (Sr), Virginia Tech

OLB Jacob Germaine, (Jr), Boston College

RB Johnny Glenn, (Sr), Brigham Young

OG Vince Goodman, (Sr), Illinois

SS Tom Grau, (Sr), Georgia

SS Fred Grier, (Sr), Georgia Tech

DT Lethon Harrison, (Sr), Notre Dame

RB Fred Howard, Sr, Wisconsin

RB Marcellus Jackson, (Jr), East Carolina

FS Tony Joe, (Sr), Michigan

OT Jack Johnson, (Jr), Notre Dame

RB Chris Jones, (Sr), Notre Dame

OG Louie Kelly, (Sr), Missouri

ILB Julius Kilroy, (Sr), Wisconsin

DT Ty LaFleur, (Sr), Florida State

QB Horace Martin, Sr, Colorado

WR Robert Martin, (Sr), Oklahoma

FB Brian Mitchell, (Sr), Wyoming

TE Reggie Mitchell, Sr, Purdue

OT Kevin Nelson, (Sr), Florida

SS Josh Nix, (Sr), West Virginia

CB Bob Otis, (Sr), UConn

QB Tyrone Reinfeldt, (Jr), Florida State

WR Alex Riddick, Sr, Texas Tech

ILB Hayden Robinson, (Sr), Notre Dame

QB Doug Rodgers, (Sr), Texas Tech

TE Jimond Scott, (Sr), Southern Miss

QB Herb Setzer, (Sr), Boston College

ILB Chuck Shirk, Sr, Oklahoma

ILB Cedric Sims, (Sr), Miami

FB Don Smith, (Sr), Kansas State

WR Gary Standlee, Sr, LSU

DT Travis Svoboda, (Sr), Missouri

TE Jim Tripucka, (Sr), Oklahoma

CB William Ulinski, (Sr), Texas Tech

RB J.J. Walker, Sr, Virginia Tech

WR Buck Watton, Sr, Virginia Tech

QB Milton Weaver, Sr, Oregon State

RB James Young, (Sr), Florida ILB Matt Young, (Jr), Florida State

Mizzou is losing a couple, but you may want to limit it in the future to just players we have played against(like hoops does, i still like that) or just in conference...no need to spend all that time just to see TT might lose a CB
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Old 01-07-2006, 02:47 PM   #207
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Two things, how many forced fumbles did woodson finish up with? And lets start forming the team we want to field!
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Old 01-07-2006, 03:29 PM   #208
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Please welcome your new Troy Trojans coaches!

Offensive coordinator: Bobby Hamilton

Bobby comes from the Minnesota Golden Gophers and had an impressive (9-3) record as the OC. His offense was 5th in the nation, averaging 214.8 ypg. I am really excited to see what a good coach can do here. I just hope he stays for more than one year. He is a balanced offensive style coach, which is exactly what I'm looking for. I hire him for $475,000.

Defensive coordinator: Ty Wood

Ty is a 4-3 defensive style coach and although we're more geared for the 3-4 (and will still probably run it), Ty has great gameplan skills. This will be his first stint as DC and we welcome him to the staff.

Special teams coach: Todd Martini

Todd came here for one reason, motivation. He can motivate anyone at any time.


Transfers

I offer RB Charley Gurley (Maryland) a scholarship. He has low interest, but I figured I would at least try for one player. He ends up going to Navy though.

Well, I think I'm also going to go after one DEF player as well. ILB Don
Kellerman (Ohio State) has indicated that playing for a winner means nothing for him and that playing time is the most important thing to him at this point in his football career. Texas Tech comes along and Don packs his bags.

Oh well, not like I thought we would get anyone, but I took a shot.

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Old 01-07-2006, 03:34 PM   #209
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Two things, how many forced fumbles did woodson finish up with? And lets start forming the team we want to field!

Woodson had 10.
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Old 01-07-2006, 03:36 PM   #210
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Here is what the roster looks like prior to recruiting:


Quarterbacks
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
02QBMarc Brodnax6-0173So3.938176OKYazoo County (Yazoo City, MS)46
10QBCedrick Doran6-0206(So)3.639050OKDixie (Due West, SC)59
11QBKris Scott (S)5-11184Sr3.277880OKWalter Wellborn (Anniston, AL)77
20QBCedric Smith6-2187Sr2.937571OKHoover (Hoover, AL)22
05QBRobert Volk6-0173(Fr)3.929970OKStrong (Strong, AR)38
Running Backs
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
21RBMike Johnson5-9191So2.135850OKEast Clarendon (Turbeville, SC)23
36RBGary McGrew (S)5-11194Sr3.917760OKPalatka (Palatka, FL)22
37RBSherrod Quick6-0171(So)3.888398OKMaplesville (Maplesville, AL)23
31FBAlvin Anderson (S)6-1222Sr3.737876OKWharton (Tampa, FL)22
Receivers
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
85WRJerry Johnson6-4175(So)3.378295OKVerbena (Verbena, AL)14
83WRCarl Muhammad (S)6-4177So3.869357OKGosnell (Gosnell, AR)27
88WRCliff Roman (S)6-4179(Jr)3.815877OKSt. Thomas Aquinas (FL)57
80WRDeral Russell5-10178So2.737652OKFairview (Cullman, AL)14
86TEEugene Leverette6-3230Jr2.436459OKHueytown (Hueytown, AL)37
89TETom Nix (S)6-5240(Jr)3.589968OKDecatur (Decatur, AL)811
84TEMelvin Baker6-0222(Fr)3.618758OKMount Olive (Mount Olive, MS)37
Offensive Lineman
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
65OTLance Light6-5269So3.969681OKWinfield (Winfield, AL)13
75OTStephen Conway6-5288(Fr)2.549155OKG.W. Carver (Birmingham, AL)16
72OTEric Schwedes6-6300Sr3.416686OKPahokee (Pahokee, FL)22
71OTDavid Bennett (S)6-3307Jr3.935487OKBatesburg-Leesville (Batesburg, SC)511
70OTJames Wilcox (S)6-8300(Fr)2.028849OKAndalusia (Andalusia, AL)48
67OGSteve Kreider6-6297(So)3.919662OKNashville Christian (Nashville, TN)410
61OGTodd Lester6-8265(So)3.267492OKTaylor County (Campbellsville, KY)37
63OGGil Smith (S)6-5295Sr3.996689OKCherokee County (Centre, AL)44
66OGEstes Stoerner6-1281(Fr)3.577177OKHanceville (Hanceville, AL)14
78OGJames Wainright (S)6-7279(Sr)3.418861OKTemple Heights Christian (Tampa, FL)55
79CLarry O'Connor (S)6-1294Sr3.938967OKWando (Mt. Pleasant, SC)77
68CLuke Farmer6-5274Sr3.957466OKValley Head (Valley Head, AL)22
Defensive Lineman
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
90DERob Lorenti6-8237(Fr)2.443353OKValley (Valley, AL)18
96DEGrady Lawson (S)6-8254Sr3.209369OKVina (Vina, AL)55
95DESpencer Scott6-7254Jr3.335587OKHuffman (Birmingham, AL)410
98DERodrick Wiley6-1264(Fr)2.947649OKPlainview (Rainsville, AL)26
91DETim Woodson (S)6-6266(Sr)3.618349OKJ.O. Johnson (Huntsville, AL)66
94DTKeith Patton (S)6-1282Sr3.107663OKHokes Bluff (Hokes Bluff, AL)11
99DTTaylor Hester6-4271Jr2.133970OKCumberland Gap (Cumberland Gap, TN)47
97DTChris Brown6-6257So2.246058OKBaldwin County (Minette, AL)12
Linebackers
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
53ILBScott McMakin6-1221Jr3.898673OKHouston Academy (Dothan, AL)25
58ILBJeff Csonka (S)6-0222Sr3.937575OKWicksburg (Newton, AL)66
56ILBNoah Brinker (S)5-11234Jr2.467754OKAlma Bryant (Irvington, AL)58
41ILBTerry Lowe6-0215(Fr)3.959684OKJacksonville (Jacksonville, AL)26
47OLBChad Dugans5-11216(So)3.459975OKB.C. Rain (Mobile, AL)25
52OLBJames Dillon6-1201So3.698674OKLivingston (Livingston, AL)16
48OLBRichie Scrabis (S)6-0223Sr3.986387OKEtowah (Attalla, AL)22
54OLBBryant Dils5-10215(Fr)3.688964OKLeroy (Leroy, AL)18
46OLBGary English (S)5-11235Sr3.899587OKWicksburg (Newton, AL)33
Defensive Backs
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
29CBGari Sikahema5-8174Jr3.769974OKFultondale (Birmingham, AL)25
30CBSherill Green6-1156Jr3.727073OKMorgan County (West Liberty, KY)13
35CBAdrian Thomas (S)6-0181(Jr)2.247864OKMarion County (Guin, AL)48
24CBJames Gugliemi (S)6-1164(Fr)3.468667OKUpperman (Baxter, TN)47
38CBRayfield Brown6-0163Jr3.628567OKSpeake (Danville, AL)17
27FSJe'Rod Hipple5-10175(So)3.014874OKEvangel Christian (Lakeland, FL)47
40FSDavid Anderson6-0185(Fr)3.617984OKSpringville (Springville, AL)47
39FSWinslow Sharpe (S)5-11182Sr2.696768OKMorrilton (Morrilton, AR)22
28SSRodney Brown5-11185Sr3.448055OKSheffield (Sheffield, AL)11
34SSFreddie Niemi (S)5-10170(So)2.255466OKWadley (Wadley, AL)49
Special teams
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
15KTom Davis6-1189Jr3.307395OKMary Montgomery (Semmes, AL)11
17KGreg Zellars (S)6-4202So3.406880OKCarroll Academy (Carrollton, MS)34
06PAnthony Tuttle5-10184(Jr)3.607956OKMcIntosh (McIntosh, AL)56
18PJerry Charlton (S)6-3197(Sr)3.836386OKWest Fork (West Fork, AR)55
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Old 01-07-2006, 03:43 PM   #211
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Some nice changes in potential and some not so nice changes...Patton went from a 2-6 to a 1-1...we went from solid at OLB9scrabis was a 6-6) to horrid...i hope some players develop. Are the new coaches good scouts or worse scouts?
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Old 01-07-2006, 03:50 PM   #212
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I would like some input before I start recruiting, but here are my thoughts:

Possible cuts:
QB Smith
CB Green
DT Patton
K Davis

Needs:
RB(2)
FB(2)
WR
TE
C

DT(3)
OLB
CB(2)
SS
K

This would leave 3 scholarships for players like QB Kris Scott, just in case he says, "Hey, I'm the starter and think I should get a scholarship.
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Old 01-07-2006, 03:56 PM   #213
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Some nice changes in potential and some not so nice changes...Patton went from a 2-6 to a 1-1...we went from solid at OLB9scrabis was a 6-6) to horrid...i hope some players develop. Are the new coaches good scouts or worse scouts?

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Old 01-07-2006, 03:57 PM   #214
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BCS Championship why didnt #1 play #2?
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Old 01-07-2006, 03:58 PM   #215
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Better at offense, about the same at defense.
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Old 01-07-2006, 03:59 PM   #216
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BCS Championship why didnt #1 play #2?

They did. The game shows the Media or Coaches rankings on the screen instead of BCS standings. Take a look back at the BCS standings, Oklahoma was #1 and Notre Dame was #2 in the BCS.
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:00 PM   #217
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eh, i really dont love that DC...oh well, hope for next year...i wonder though since he is so horrid at scouting DL if patton isnt more like we thought he was last year then this year...do you remember what the last DC was rated at scouting?
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:01 PM   #218
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I would like some input before I start recruiting, but here are my thoughts:
Defense only:

Possible cuts(based on new coordinator):
CB Green
DT Patton
SS Brown
DT Brown
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:04 PM   #219
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I'm handed a printed email from my OC before we hit the recruiting trail.

From: CB Lamar Stonesifer


Subject: I'd like to attend Troy

Coach Volmert,



My dad played football for Troy many years back and we both love the school. I now live in California, but still visit with my dad atleast once a year. I know I am probably not even on your radar right now, but I would love to visit Troy and meet with you and the team.

I am currently playing Cornerback and think I could really help out your team next season. I know you have a limited number of scholarships, but my dad was a staple at Troy a few years back and I'd like to continue the family name there. So, I hope you will consider me in your recruiting.



Sincerely, Lamar Stonesifer

This kid's potential: He should develop some blitzing ability but that part of his game won't really stand out. He will most likely end up having average speed for a cornerback. I wouldn't expect him to set any interception records but he should get his share. He'll develop a decent feel for playing corner but will never have great instincts.
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:09 PM   #220
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eh, i really dont love that DC...oh well, hope for next year...i wonder though since he is so horrid at scouting DL if patton isnt more like we thought he was last year then this year...do you remember what the last DC was rated at scouting?

Team Staff (LAST YEAR)

OC: Jason Hunt
Salary: $300,000
Age: 32(6)
Alma mater: ASU
Pref offense: Vertical

Motivation: average
Off gameplan: poor
Scout QB: below average
Scout RB: poop
Scout WR/TE: below average
Scout OL: below average
Develop QB: poor
Develop RB: poor
Develop WR/TE: poor
Develop OL: poor

DC: Dexter Rogers
Salary: 375,000
Age: 35(9)
Alma mater: MTSU
Pref defense: 4-2-5

Motivation: good
Def gameplan: average
Scout DL: below average
Scout LB: poor
Scout DB: below average
Develop DL: poor
Develop LB: poor
Develop DB: poor

ST Herman Darnall
Salary: $125,000
Age: 44(18)
Alma mater: UVA

Motivation: average
Scout ST: below average
Develop ST: below average
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:09 PM   #221
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Interesting, i dont know how much more then that level of potential i should expect, if any...sounds like he could be a future starter at CB for us based upon our lack of talent...again though, the call is yours
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:10 PM   #222
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Team Staff (LAST YEAR)

OC: Jason Hunt
Salary: $300,000
Age: 32(6)
Alma mater: ASU
Pref offense: Vertical

Motivation: average
Off gameplan: poor
Scout QB: below average
Scout RB: poop
Scout WR/TE: below average
Scout OL: below average
Develop QB: poor
Develop RB: poor
Develop WR/TE: poor
Develop OL: poor

DC: Dexter Rogers
Salary: 375,000
Age: 35(9)
Alma mater: MTSU
Pref defense: 4-2-5

Motivation: good
Def gameplan: average
Scout DL: below average
Scout LB: poor
Scout DB: below average
Develop DL: poor
Develop LB: poor
Develop DB: poor

ST Herman Darnall
Salary: $125,000
Age: 44(18)
Alma mater: UVA

Motivation: average
Scout ST: below average
Develop ST: below average

Ya, i went back and looked right after i said it ..looks like they both sucked at DL and CB, so id say go ahead and cut em
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:13 PM   #223
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Our new OC has a huge opinion about who should be our #1 QB, that's for sure.
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Old 01-07-2006, 04:14 PM   #224
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Interesting, i dont know how much more then that level of potential i should expect, if any...sounds like he could be a future starter at CB for us based upon our lack of talent...again though, the call is yours

I'm going to scout him and see what he has to offer.
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Old 01-07-2006, 08:01 PM   #225
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From: AD Josh Brown
Subject: Final recruit signings

The following recruits ended up coming to Troy:

RB Jumbo Lyght, 3-stars
Panama (Panama, OK)
National Rank: 1152, Regional: 210, Position: 66

TE Raleigh Grant, 3-stars
Big Creek (War, WV)
National Rank: 1565, Regional: 226, Position: 82

RB Timm James, 3-stars
Spain Park (Hoover, AL)
National Rank: 1423, Regional: 317, Position: 105

WR Justin Shepherd, 2-stars
Diablo Valley (CA), Show Low, AZ, HS - AZ
National Rank: 1488, Regional: 367, Position: 212

WR Curtis Marsh, 2-stars
Palm Desert (Palm Desert, CA)
National Rank: 1592, Regional: 389, Position: 226

CB Lance Brock, 2-stars
Franklin Community (Franklin, IN)
National Rank: 1841, Regional: 372, Position: 227

OLB Preston Joe, 2-stars
King Kekaulike (Pukalani, HI)
National Rank: 1870, Regional: 465, Position: 133

CB Tom Pryce, 2-stars
San Jose (San Jose, CA)
National Rank: 1772, Regional: 441, Position: 222

DT Robb Calico, 1-stars
Milo Adventist (Days Creek, OR)
National Rank: 2047, Regional: 499, Position: 87

C Bob Branch, 1-stars
Jordan-Matthews (Siler City, NC)
National Rank: 1813, Regional: 257, Position: 54

SS Billy Staubach, 1-stars
Northwest Mississippi CC (MS), Lamar, SC, HS - SC
National Rank: 2164, Regional: 471, Position: 92
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Old 01-07-2006, 08:05 PM   #226
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I'm not sure how good/bad we did in recruiting yet until training camp next year.

This concludes the 2005 season.

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Old 01-07-2006, 08:16 PM   #227
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2005 Recap

Overall: 4-7
Coaches poll: 99
Media poll: 100
CPU rank: 97
BCS rank: 108
Off YPG: 273
Off rank: 119
Def YPG: 403
Def rank: 76

Our recruiting class rank is 116th, strength of schedule is 114th, and conference projection is 2nd place. Our prestige stays the same.

Expectations: Try to win a few games and not completely embarass us.


We have so many areas to improve on, but offense is something I would really like to see us make big strides on this year.
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Old 01-07-2006, 08:24 PM   #228
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Roster breakdown
Seniors............18
Juniors............16
Sophomores.....16
Freshmen.........27


Best off player: TE Tom Nix
Best def player: DE Greg Lawson


Meet the team


OFFENSE

Quarterbacks
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
02QBMarc Brodnax6-0179So3.676695OKYazoo County (Yazoo City, MS)36
10QBCedrick Doran6-0210(So)1.818749OKDixie (Due West, SC)38
11QBKris Scott (S)5-11187Sr3.268360OKWalter Wellborn (Anniston, AL)77
20QBCedric Smith6-2189Sr2.247253OKHoover (Hoover, AL)55
05QBRobert Volk6-0179(Fr)1.689950OKStrong (Strong, AR)37
Running Backs
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
32RBTimm James (S)5-10172Fr2.975663OKSpain Park (Hoover, AL)36
21RBMike Johnson5-9197So1.824762OKEast Clarendon (Turbeville, SC)22
42RBJumbo Lyght5-8200Fr2.124756OKPanama (Panama, OK)17
36RBGary McGrew5-11196Sr2.647971OKPalatka (Palatka, FL)35
37RBSherrod Quick6-0176(So)3.577797OKMaplesville (Maplesville, AL)24
31FBAlvin Anderson6-1224Sr3.868172OKWharton (Tampa, FL)35
44FBGary Phipps6-0223Fr1.867661OKBooneville (Booneville, AR)26
22FBIsaac Robinson (S)5-10205Fr2.237065OKTampa Bay Tech (Tampa, FL)58
Receivers
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
33WRTim Erlandson6-4190Fr3.139465OKCapital Christian (Sacramento, CA)17
85WRJerry Johnson6-4181(So)3.677384OKVerbena (Verbena, AL)26
81WRCurtis Marsh6-1187Fr3.457878OKPalm Desert (Palm Desert, CA)47
83WRCarl Muhammad6-4183So2.369568OKGosnell (Gosnell, AR)47
88WRCliff Roman (S)6-4181(Jr)3.644771OKSt. Thomas Aquinas (FL)59
80WRDeral Russell5-10184So2.387652OKFairview (Cullman, AL)14
87WRJustin Shepherd (S)5-9185Jr1.779960OKShow Low (Show Low, AZ)56
82TERaleigh Grant6-5245Fr3.929989OKBig Creek (War, WV)18
86TEEugene Leverette6-3236Jr2.086756OKHueytown (Hueytown, AL)48
89TETom Nix (S)6-5243(Jr)3.479976OKDecatur (Decatur, AL)912
84TEMelvin Baker6-0229(Fr)2.497658OKMount Olive (Mount Olive, MS)36
Offensive Lineman
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
75OTStephen Conway6-5299(Fr)1.927840OKG.W. Carver (Birmingham, AL)37
65OTLance Light6-5281So3.869696OKWinfield (Winfield, AL)15
77OTChamp Renfro6-7274Fr1.814242OKMarion County (Lebanon, KY)16
72OTEric Schwedes6-6303Sr3.455098OKPahokee (Pahokee, FL)14
71OTDavid Bennett (S)6-3312Jr3.785486OKBatesburg-Leesville (Batesburg, SC)410
70OTJames Wilcox (S)6-8308(Fr)1.828948OKAndalusia (Andalusia, AL)57
67OGSteve Kreider (S)6-6307(So)3.159675OKNashville Christian (Nashville, TN)59
61OGTodd Lester6-8272(So)3.407692OKTaylor County (Campbellsville, KY)26
62OGJames Poole6-2286Fr1.746356OKDruid Hills (Atlanta, GA)35
63OGGil Smith6-5299Sr3.237988OKCherokee County (Centre, AL)59
66OGEstes Stoerner6-1289(Fr)3.305864OKHanceville (Hanceville, AL)25
78OGJames Wainright (S)6-7280(Sr)2.548858OKTemple Heights Christian (Tampa, FL)79
68CLuke Farmer6-5277Sr3.197562OKValley Head (Valley Head, AL)36
79CLarry O'Connor (S)6-1298Sr3.639182OKWando (Mt. Pleasant, SC)810
64CBob Branch6-7270Fr3.018476OKJordan-Matthews (Siler City, NC)45
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Old 01-07-2006, 08:26 PM   #229
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DEFENSE & SPECIAL TEAMS

Defensive Lineman
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
90DERob Lorenti6-8243(Fr)2.435772OKValley (Valley, AL)49
95DESpencer Scott6-7257Jr3.723485OKHuffman (Birmingham, AL)610
96DEGrady Lawson (S)6-8256Sr3.727789OKVina (Vina, AL)711
98DERodrick Wiley6-1270(Fr)2.338151OKPlainview (Rainsville, AL)24
91DETim Woodson (S)6-6267(Sr)1.759969OKJ.O. Johnson (Huntsville, AL)99
94DTKeith Patton (S)6-1287Sr2.109742OKHokes Bluff (Hokes Bluff, AL)36
93DTRobb Calico6-3256Fr2.159925OKMilo Adventist (Days Creek, OR)36
99DTTaylor Hester6-4276Jr2.255551OKCumberland Gap (Cumberland Gap, TN)49
92DTJoey Thomas6-6272Fr3.379988OKSelma (Selma, AL)14
97DTChris Brown6-6269So2.326160OKBaldwin County (Minette, AL)12
Linebackers
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
58ILBJeff Csonka (S)6-0226Sr3.068876OKWicksburg (Newton, AL)67
51ILBJosh Manning5-9232Fr3.717572OKSacred Heart (Ville Platte, LA)37
56ILBNoah Brinker (S)5-11239Jr2.208858OKAlma Bryant (Irvington, AL)69
41ILBTerry Lowe6-0223(Fr)3.778469OKJacksonville (Jacksonville, AL)16
53ILBScott McMakin6-1228Jr3.268386OKHouston Academy (Dothan, AL)35
54OLBBryant Dils5-10223(Fr)3.067663OKLeroy (Leroy, AL)37
46OLBGary English (S)5-11239Sr3.849768OKWicksburg (Newton, AL)45
48OLBRichie Scrabis (S)6-0227Sr3.367875OKEtowah (Attalla, AL)37
47OLBChad Dugans5-11220(So)3.889973OKB.C. Rain (Mobile, AL)36
49OLBPreston Joe6-0233Fr3.305096OKKing Kekaulike (Pukalani, HI)27
52OLBJames Dillon6-1209So2.748858OKLivingston (Livingston, AL)27
Defensive Backs
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
29CBGari Sikahema5-8178Jr2.919956OKFultondale (Birmingham, AL)36
23CBTom Pryce5-11162Fr3.369571OKSan Jose (San Jose, CA)58
43CBLance Brock5-11157Fr3.796996OKFranklin Community (Franklin, IN)39
35CBAdrian Thomas (S)6-0184(Jr)2.065663OKMarion County (Guin, AL)37
38CBRayfield Brown6-0168Jr1.958267OKSpeake (Danville, AL)26
30CBSherill Green6-1160Jr2.759174OKMorgan County (West Liberty, KY)46
24CBJames Gugliemi (S)6-1169(Fr)3.979987OKUpperman (Baxter, TN)310
27FSJe'Rod Hipple5-10178(So)2.806254OKEvangel Christian (Lakeland, FL)27
40FSDavid Anderson (S)6-0191(Fr)3.345671OKSpringville (Springville, AL)46
39FSWinslow Sharpe5-11185Sr2.115269OKMorrilton (Morrilton, AR)45
28SSRodney Brown5-11189Sr2.827776OKSheffield (Sheffield, AL)44
34SSFreddie Niemi (S)5-10174(So)2.427267OKWadley (Wadley, AL)49
26SSBilly Staubach5-11170Jr1.786061OKLamar (Lamar, SC)16
Special teams
#POSNAMEHTWTYRGPAWEINTSTATUSHigh SchoolOVRPOT
15KTom Davis6-1191Jr3.855798OKMary Montgomery (Semmes, AL)14
17KGreg Zellars (S)6-4206So3.268778OKCarroll Academy (Carrollton, MS)33
18PJerry Charlton (S)6-3198(Sr)3.796088OKWest Fork (West Fork, AR)66
06PAnthony Tuttle5-10186(Jr)2.817956OKMcIntosh (McIntosh, AL)66
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Old 01-07-2006, 08:37 PM   #230
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Coaches, a nice little report like last year on the offense and defense would be great. Starters, backups, redshirts, cuts, what's needed recruting wise.

I probably won't press on with the season until late tomorrow sometime.

EDIT: I might even wait for 1.04

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Old 01-10-2006, 12:51 PM   #231
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It's time for me to go over the Defense.


Defensive Ends (Yr)(Ovr/Pot)

Tim Woodson (RS/Sr)(9/9) - WRECKING BALL, if hes eligible...WRECKING BALL
Grady Lawson (Sr)(7/11) - Outplayed scott off the bench last year and the new coach thinks that makes him the better player. We sure hope it does too/
Spencer Scott (Jr)(6/10) - Didnt improve at all, but the new coach thinks he has more potential...injury plauged, and hopefully some bench time will clear his head
Rob Lorenti (RS/Fr)(4/9) - Had a nice redshirt season and is penciled in to start with scott next year. We have high hopes for lorenti, but he has to work harder
Rodrick Wiley (RS/Fr)(2/4) - Career backup..nothing more

Notes: Woodson and Lawson should do great, and scott is a talented backup. Were great here this year, and prob. next year too if lorenti develops. But after that we need help.

Graduating: 2 Needs: 2

Defensive Tackle (Yr)(Ovr/Pot)

Taylor Hester (Jr)(4/9) - "if he ever starts here, god help us" was what i said last year, and the new DC wants to start him. He either had a great off-season(was 1/3) or the new coach is more on target. Lets hope the later.
Keith Patton (Sr)(3/6) - Interesting off season going from 2/6 to 1/2 to 3/6. We shall hope he does ok in his backup role.
Robb Calico (Fr)(3/6) - Future of our DT position, will need to Redshirt this year and develop over time with his great work ethic.
Joey Thomas (Fr)(1/4) - Career back-up
Chris Brown (So)(1/2) - Potential Cut

Notes: Were better then last year, but nothing great...a lot hinges on hester actually being better then last year

Graduating: 1 Needs: 1

Inside Linebacker (Yr)(Ovr/Pot)

Noah Brinker (Jr)(6/9) - Developed well while starting last year, should have a nice season this year too.
Jeff Csonka (Sr)(6/7) - Did well in limited duty, we hope he can preform full time now.
Josh Manning: (Fr)(3/7) - Future starter, will take a Redshirt year to learn some things
Scott McMakin (Jr)(3/5) - MORE BENCH TIME FOR YOU!!! HAHAHAHAHA
Terry lowe (RS/Fr)(1/6) - Actually regressed last year, lets hope it was an error and he coms around.

Notes: We look pretty solid here, with current and future starters.

Graduating: 1 Needs: 1

Outside Linebacker (Yr)(Ovr/Pot)

Gary English: (Sr)(4/5) - Will take over a weak group of OLBsm hope we dont miss darius too much.
Richie Scrabis: (Sr)(3/7) - regressed from last year, he is in a tight competition for the starting spot.
Chad Dugans: (RS/So)(3/6) - 99 WE helps hims, as he competes for starting spot#2
Bryant Dils: (RS/Fr)(3/7) - Developed well during his redshirt year, lets hope he keeps it up
James Dillon: (So)(2/7) -New coach likes him much more then the last, so well take a chance and Redshirt
Preston Joe: (Fr)(2/7) - Good potential, low work ethic Redshirt


Notes: Id prefer for one of the 2 younger guys with a 3 current to start to they can develop, but it comes down to you looking at actual abilities and deciding yourself
Graduating: 2 Needs: 1-2

Cornerback (Yr)(Ovr/Pot)

Tom Pryce: (Fr)(5/8) - 95 WE, and just a wonderfull prepared frosh. If we could red-shirt, i would. As it is though, he need to play.
Sherill Green: (Jr)(4/6) - Developed quite a bit from last year and gets to start a year earlier then even hoped possible. Another hard worker, lets hope he can help hold the fort.
Adrian Thomas: (RS/Jr)(3/7) - Sadly regressed from last year, lets hope he can make a big jump this off-season or he can forever remember his sophmore year.
James Gugliemi: (RS/Fr)(3/10) - New coach thinks he has loads of potenial, and we agree. Lets hope he gets to see some playing time and develops. Ideally he would be our #1 back-up.
Gari Sikahema: (Jr)(3/6) - A career back up, but a hard worker.
Lance Brock: (Fr)(3/9) - Talented frosh who will have to Redshirt this year and develop with time. 96 Intelligence
Rayfield Brown: (Jr)(2/6) - Potenital cut due to low GPA

Notes: Some real good young talent that should tear it up in 2-3 years...for now its average

Graduating: 0 Needs: 0

Free Safety (Yr)(Ovr/Pot)

David Anderson: (Fr)(4/7) - Will take over the jobs and hopefully do a better job
Winslow Sharp: (Jr)(4/5) - Played average last year, and lost his starting spot due to that fact
Je'rod Hipple: (RS/So)(2/7) - A backup this year and prob. all years

Notes: Two young guys should give us a nice future, but the current isnt too great.

Graduating: 0 Needs: 0

Strong Safety (Yr)(Ovr/Pot)

Ladainian Lansford (Sr)(6/6) - This guy works his butt off, don't let his ratings fool you...He will be an overachiever(JUST WANTED TO GLOAT, HES NOT BACK THIS YEAR...I JUST CALLED HIM PERFECT THOUGH!!!)


Freddie Niemi (RS/So)(4/9) - Dumb and no work ethic, but takes over the starting gig lol
Rodney Brown (Sr)(4/4) - Average back-up for one season
Billy Staubach (Jr)(1/6) - Possible cut, low GPA abd really no chance of ever starting...

Notes: The youth revolution continues here...we shall see.

Graduating: 1 Needs: 1


Overall Graduating: 7 Needs: 6-7

Final Notes: DE should be a rock, and ILB will be good too. DT should be interesting(is hester really any good?), as will FS, SS, and CB(3 of the 4 starters are frosh). OLB will be weak for us, but over all we shouldnt see too much of a drop off, if any, from last year. Darius and lansford are gone, but other players developed to become the new leaders.

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Dola, would it be prudent to redshirt DE SPENCER SCOTT?
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Riding the Trojan horse
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TROY, Ala. -- Not all boosters run around town singing their school's fight song. Or dressing like colorful clowns on football Saturdays.

Some like Joe Malugen, current sugar daddy to Troy University's upstart Division I-A squad, never set foot in a class on campus. His roots, in fact, trace to the University of Missouri (Class of '73). So here, in a rural southeast Alabama town of about 15,000, boosterism has nothing to with emotional ties and everything to do with smart business.

Joe Malugen
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Joe Malugen, left, didn't attend Troy University, but that hasn't stopped him from becoming the school's No. 1 booster.

And let it be noted the dough isn't coming out of Malugen's pocket, but the coffers of his video rental company, Movie Gallery -- No. 2 in the business behind only Blockbuster.

Two years ago, Malugen signed a $5 million marketing deal with Troy to name its freshly renovated stadium Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium. Malugen fancied it as a way to tie the company's name to a sports team -- a Trojan program flush with a pair of NCAA Division II national titles that aspired to tee it up with the big boys -- and also curry favor in the local community, where Movie Gallery is headquartered just an hour down Highway 231 in Dothan.

Years ago, Syracuse kicked off the football naming rights deals with the Carrier Dome, followed by Louisville and Papa John's Stadium and Texas Tech's SBC Stadium. And now comes Troy.

"We sort of rolled the dice and did the deal, and what we found was the impact was greater than we anticipated," says Malugen, the Movie Gallery chairman and CEO. "And I think that is probably due to the TV coverage we have gotten of the stadium. And, of course, one of the good things is we picked a good horse to ride. Troy University is kind of a Cinderella-type team. They have had some great successes beating Marshall and beating Missouri [in 2004]. They sort of delivered in doing what they said they were going to try and do.

"Obviously if they'd gotten blown out in every game I probably would be less excited about it. They've been on national and regional TV quite often, so that Movie Gallery Stadium, logos and all, has certainly gotten around the southeast."

POWER OF THE BOOSTERS
It's a love-hate relationship that binds a college and its boosters. They are often the first ones pointed to when recruiting violations surface. And the first ones called upon when facilities need an upgrade. With their money comes their two cents. Some call it influence. Others say it's mettling. ESPN.com examines the role of the college booster:

TUESDAY
• Just do it! It's not just a Nike catch phrase, it's heady advice in dealing with billionaire philanthropist Phil Knight, who lords his money over his alma mater.
• Money talks: Giving $100 million to his alma mater does more than get Boone Pickens' name on OSU's football stadium, it buys him decision-making influence.
• Corporate $upport: Joe Malugen didn't graduate from Troy University, but he saw the giant-killing football team as a marketing vehicle for his company.

WEDNESDAY
• Wave of support: In the wake of Hurricane Katrina's devastation, Tulane's athletes have served as roving ambassadors for the storm-ravaged university.
• The high price of supply-and-demand: The face value of a seat at a college football game is but a fraction of its real cost, thanks to mandatory donations tied to ticket sales.

THURSDAY
• A Tiger of a trustee: He may be slight of frame, but none throws his weight around like the Most Powerful Booster in college sports.
• Power Brokers: The power to pull strings isn't always decided by those with the fattest wallets in ESPN.com's top-10 list of college boosters.

ALSO
• Boosters Gone Wild: Deep pockets, dirty deals and death threats make for college football's "most unhealthy rivalry."
This fall's 4-7 Troy squad didn't prove quite the entertainment buy, yet Malugen can't say much after a steeper-than-anticipated downturn in the movie rental business resulted in $12.5 million third-quarter losses for Movie Gallery. Both sides are in this for the long haul anyway, thanks to the 20-year naming rights deal.

So what does Movie Gallery get for Malugen signing on? For starters, Suite 509, a 20-seat skybox perched squarely above the 50-yard line, outfitted with movie theater seats and posters from "Radio" and "Remember the Titans" hanging on the walls. The company this fall leased a larger, 40-seat skybox that's near the 25-yard line.

Malugen also sits on the Troy University Foundation's Board of Directors, the major fund-raising arm of the university. According to the most recent IRS Form 990 filed last year, the foundation has $32 million in net assets after having issued cash grants of almost $5.5 million -- $3.4 million of it going to the athletic department.

When Troy went looking for an athletic director last fall, Malugen was called to serve on the eight-person search committee that eventually hired Steve Dennis, an Auburn football assistant before becoming associate director of Tigers Unlimited, the athletic department's development office in 2003.

Around the same time, Malugen proved the closer, the man of money and influence, as Troy landed its first-ever bowl appearance in the now-defunct Silicon Valley Classic in San Jose, Calif. Malugen worked the phones politicking right alongside athletic department folks. At one point, he fueled up the company jet and flew down to lobby Shreveport bowl officials with head coach Larry Blakeney, interim AD Scott Farmer and sports information director Ricky Hazel.

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After he led Troy to its first bowl appearance, the Cowboys made Demarcus Ware their first-round pick in last year's NFL draft.

After a Shreveport bid failed to materialize, Troy landed its deal in San Jose. Malugen swears it wasn't a case of quid pro quo, yet soon after the bid was announced Movie Gallery stepped in as the bowl's presenting sponsor. At the very least, the company helped cover a large portion of Troy's cost. The actual bowl payout was a measly $50,000 or so, thus an arrangement was worked out for Troy to get all but $50,000 of the Movie Gallery $200,000 sponsorship deal.

"I'll tell you, it was very pleasant having Joe Malugen by our side, knowing wherever Troy went he wanted to be involved," recalls Farmer, who's now Troy's senior associate athletic director. "We couldn't have had a better partner."

Malugen says he doesn't meddle in the day-to-day affairs of the athletic department, and by all accounts that's true. When he does offer an occasional thought, it's usually about scheduling -- Troy has an ambitious, if not downright silly nonconference road stretch next season at Florida State, Georgia Tech and Nebraska -- and down the road perhaps upgrading its Sun Belt Conference affiliation.

"He gives money, offers his opinions, but doesn't dictate," Farmer explains.

Troy chancellor Jack Hawkins Jr. says the university has no trepidation dealing with outside corporate types such as Malugen and Richard Scrushy, former HealthSouth founder and CEO. Hawkins buys into the grander sports profile as a vehicle to bring name recognition and push his vision for a global campus; Troy currently has a physical presence in 13 countries.

Perhaps even more pressing is the necessity to find and attract diverse revenue streams to keep the university running, which is true of most universities not named Harvard or Yale. When Hawkins came to Troy almost two decades ago, he says 43 percent of his budget was derived from the state. Today, the number is only 23 percent.

So there'd be no big-time athletics if not for corporate checks signed by Malugen and Scrushy. And, as an acknowledgement, displayed prominently on a wall in the athletic department offices are enlargements of the original checks they wrote.

Scrushy -- who still faces civil claims after a June acquittal on federal fraud charges in the $2.7 billion overstatement of earnings at HealthSouth, the chain of rehabilitation hospitals he helped found -- provided the seed money spawning Troy's move to I-A. Hawkins had personally lobbied Alabama Gov. Fob James for Scrushy's appointment to the Troy board of trustees. And you find the football field still bears his name, if you look hard enough.

Joe Malugen and Troy University
Courtesy: Troy University
After Joe Malugen and Richard Scrushy pledged to bankroll Troy's jump to Division I-A, other boosters quickly followed.

It was at a 1998 meeting at the HealthSouth headquarters in Birmingham that Scrushy pushed Troy trustees to take the sports teams to the next level.

"We were wrestling with, 'Do we go I-A?'" Hawkins recalls. "Right in the middle of the meeting, Richard slapped the table and he said, 'I'm good for a million dollars.' And the hands went up and we went I-A."

In Scrushy's case, there was an emotional attachment because his wife and an uncle graduated from Troy. For Malugen, at least initially, it was bottom-line business.

"I see the athletic programs as really the marketing department for the university," Malugen offers. "I feel like these universities are really a brand. Just like a Movie Gallery brand or the Hollywood Video brand. Just like the ESPN brand.

"Like I tell them at Missouri, 'People don't sit around on any given day very often and talk about what is happening at the University of Missouri's School of Business. They sit around and talk about what is happening with the Mizzou football team.' It is just branding."

With rare exceptions, more and more schools are happy to play the game.

Mike Fish is an investigative reporter for ESPN.com. He can be reached at [email protected]


RANDOM, but i found it interesting since it was troy, and that the booster graduated from mizzou
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Neat article!

Now that 1.04 is out, I'm going to change a few things once again to really start moving this dynasty along. Enough fluff and neat graphics, it's time to get some games going on!
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Sorry, Todd. I've been a little wrapped up elsewhere. I'll try to catch up.
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Meet the team

At quarterback, it's obvious Scott has made some strides. He'll get the ball. Smith should be the backup, but at some point, maybe games we have a great feeling about, we should move Volk to #2. We should get him some playing time, or redshirt him.
At RB, THANK YOU for the new blood. Freshmen start. Enough said.

Our receivers are average, but our TE is great. We're definitely a more balanced team than a year ago.

Our line is still weak at tackle. I'd focus our running game inside instead of the perimeter. We won't win many battles running sweeps or off tackle. I'd rather we pound it inside and then hit them with a great playfake later.
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Sorry, Todd. I've been a little wrapped up elsewhere. I'll try to catch up.

No problem buddy, I just don't want you to think I'm not listening to your advice.
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ECHO on my question about DE scott
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Good idea, I think we should.
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Well, with patch 1.04 our expectations have changed:

This is our season to win the Sun Belt. Focus on beating each conference opponent and the board will be very happy with this team.

Nice. (sarcastic grin)

I also changed college scouting services. We now use "Investigators, Inc." They follow all the clues and get it right most of the time. A good choice if you have a modest budget and want to know a little more than just your area.

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Offensive strengths & weaknesses: Troy looks to be a bottom-feeder in 2006. The Trojans run a Balanced offense and rely on TE Tom Nix. The OL has some weak spots and struggles at times. C Larry O'Connor is their best option and most of the successful plays rely on his protection.

Defensive strengths & weaknesses: Troy looks to be a bottom-feeder in 2006. The Trojans also run a 4-3 defense and rely on DE Grady Lawson. Their defensive line is in a tough sport as it will be counted on all season. While this unit certainly gives a great effort, it simply lacks the talent to post much of a threat.

I want to go with our coaches strengths and I hope the 4-3 is okay with you guys.
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7. Boston College - (0-0) - OPEN - Louisville - (6)
8. Nebraska - (1-0) - W, 28-25 Cincinnati - Iowa - (7)
9. Texas - (0-0) - OPEN - Miss State - (8)
10. Purdue - (0-0) - OPEN - West Virginia - (9)
11. LSU - (0-0) - OPEN - #13 Virginia Tech - (10)
12. Florida - (1-0) - W, 31-17 Virginia - at #23 Minnesota - (12)
13. Virginia Tech - (1-0) - W, 36-13 Florida Atlantic - at #11 LSU - (13)
14. Ohio State - (0-0) - OPEN - at #15 Georgia - (14)
15. Georgia - (0-0) - OPEN - #14 Ohio State - (15)
16. Texas Tech - (1-0) - W, 39-0 Northern Illinois - Maryland - (16)
17. Clemson - (0-0) - OPEN - Alabama Birmingham - (16)
18. Wisconsin - (1-0) - W, 45-21 Boise State - at #25 Colorado - (18)
19. Kansas State - (1-0) - W, 29-17 Marshall - at Washington - (19)
20. Oklahoma State - (1-0) - W, 34-31 at Eastern Michigan - at Tennessee - (20)
21. Texas A&M - (1-0) - W, 26-3 Illinois - at Duke - (21)
22. Auburn - (1-0) - W, 40-7 North Texas - Oregon State - (22)
23. Minnesota - (1-0) - W, 41-3 Memphis - #12 Florida - (23)
24. NC State - (0-0) - OPEN - at Northwestern - (24)
25. Colorado - (0-0) - OPEN - #18 Wisconsin - (25)

Dropped from top 25: None

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