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Five Great Players - Freshman Year
In case you have no idea whats going on, get caught up:
Five Great Players - The Recruting/2003 seasons We are following the careers of five great players: QB Larry Bostic - #1 QB, #1 overall prospect - Committed to UCLA RB Tommy Sherwood - #1 RB, #11 overall prospect - Committed to Stanford WR Irv Montgomery - #1 WR, #22 overall prospect - Committed to Michigan DE Erik Manning - #1 DE, #2 overall prospect - Committed to Miami CB Percy Lyon - #1 CB, #3 overall prospect - Committed to Notre Dame --- Our players went through a vigorous senior seasons while dealing with all of the pressures of recruiting. Only one of our guys, RB Tommy Sherwood (Stanford) made the All-Country team, while all five made the All-State teams. --- As for the NFL and College Football seasons: Super Bowl Champion: Tennessee Titans League MVP: Peyton Manning, IND - who signed in the off-season with the Browns. National Champion: Tennessee Volunteers Heisman Trophy: RB Derek Rice, USC - who was drafted in the 2nd round by the Giants. So, the state of Tennessee were big winners in 2003 capturing both the Super Bowl and a National Championship!!! --- Next up we will re-visit our guys as they have made their way through the off-season, progressed, possibly put on a few pounds and we will examine the positional battles they will have to face in their freshman years...
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01-28-2004, 02:30 PM
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I really like this dynasty and the attention to detail. I was disappointed Percy selected the Irish over the Wolverines.
 It will be interesting to see how he fares in the Big House. . . Can you say "toast. . . well done, please"?  Last edited by Grid Iron : 01-28-2004 at 02:31 PM. |
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01-28-2004, 04:26 PM
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Week 3 this year! Notre Dame at Michigan. Percy Lyon gets his chance to shut down one of our other boys, Irv Montgomery and the Michigan Wolverines! Should be fun.
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01-28-2004, 06:03 PM
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Hopefully, that will be a matchup to look forward to each of the next 4 years.
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What an awesome matchup/grudgematch in the making! That alone could be a great dynasty to read! |
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01-28-2004, 09:30 PM
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Re-meeting our guys...
Let's get caught up with our guys after a full off-season getting ready to start their collegiate careers, including where they will be on the depth chart, who might recieve a red-shirt and so on...
#1 QB Larry Bostic - UCLA Larry will not be starting his freshman year and I would be very surprised if he doesn't receive a red shirt. He is probably 4th on the starting depth chart. Tom Welch and Roderick Fulton, both Seniors, will both see time with Welch being the primary guy. Here is how these two performed last season: Tom Welch - 9 GS - 173-of-280 for 2,697 yards, 25 TD, 8 INT (166.4 rating). Roderick Fulton - 4 GS - 56-of-121 for 802 yards, 12 TD, 5 INT (126.3 rating). The third guy on the depth chart is a Junior named Roderick Parliman. He saw very little action last season and shouldn't this year either. He is currently a little better than our Bostic and should challenge him for playing time next season as a Senior. Then comes our guy Bostic and another interesting player. A red-shirt sophomore, meaning he has 4 years remaining, Bruce Strickland who my scout (Missouri) sees as being a future potential of '100'! This is something we will have to track very closely. UCLA is rich in Quarterbacks and this stud may not see action any time soon. I expect to see a red shirt placed on him. Other information: Major: Education GPA: N/A - yet. Aspiration - Excellent (100) Intelligence - Terrific (82) He is fairly happy (52) in his new situation and I expect that to go up once he gets used to life on campus. His girlfriend, Mandy should help with that.  His UCLA Bruins will start the season ranked the #20 team in the nation. #35 RB Tommy Sherwood - Stanford Tommy is in a good situation. Right now, he is 2nd on the depth chart behind a Senior, Ronald Marincic, who is one of the top running backs in the nation. The other guys that are close to Tommy are also Seniors, Barry Lutz and Tony Nichols. With those three gone after this season Tommy should be the starter. Behind those four guys are junior Kurt Mathews, fellow frosh Willie Dennis, and red-shirt junior Lincoln Ballard. Here is how the guys that were there last year performed: Marincic - (13 GS) - 362 carries, 1,644 yards, 13 TD // 33 rec. 337 yards, 2 TD. No other running backs made significant contributions. I could see him getting a red shirt just because the two Seniors below him have comparable ratings to him. Otherwise, he is one injury away from starting. Other information: Major: Medicine GPA: N/A - yet. Aspiration - Very Good (74) Intelligence - Very Good (73) One thing we should keep an eye on with Tommy is his happiness. He must not like his current situation which is at a "poor" (5). This could be bad. His Stanford Cardinal are #43 in the nation in the pre-season polls. #8 WR Irv Montgomery - Michigan Irv is already the number three wide receiver on the #1 team in the nation. The Wolverines top three guys from last year have graduated and just junior Ben Ellard and senior Branden Nygaard. Being just a freshman and having such and upside he might be red-shirted. The other guys on the depth chart aren't worth mentioning at this time. Other information: Major: Geology GPA: N/A - yet. Aspiration - Fair (39) Intelligence - Fair (39) He is decently happy (49) with his situation at the University of Michigan and his Wolverines are ranked #1 to start the season. #74 DE Erik Manning - Miami Erik will be red-shirted as three seniors, Chuck Gerhardt, Paul Solomon and Kelly Watcher are ahead of him on the depth chart. With those three guys gone next season he will be the full time starter and have four years of eligibility. His fellow froshie Riddick Hunt will also be red-shirted and those two could make for a scary end combination for years to come. There are still three other DE's on the roster. All have been red-shirted and will most likely look for other schools to attend after this season. RS Soph. Fred Wuerffel, RS Soph. Emmitt Tyler and RS Junior Randy Rogers will provide little competition for Manning and Hunt in the future. Other information: Major: Algebra GPA: N/A - yet. Aspiration - Lousy (13) Intelligence - Poor (24) >>Hopefully the coaches at Miami realize how uninspired Manning is and get him help with his academics so we won't have to worry about academic ineligibility in the future. His is happy (who wouldn't be in beautiful Miami) and his girlfriend's name, ironically is Chastity. His Miami Hurricanes are ranked 8th to start the season. #36 CB Percy Lyon - Notre Dame Percy will be another to take a red-shirt. He has five players ahead of him right now. The two starters will be around a couple more years and two will graduate. The starters are RS Junior Broderick Jennings and RS Senior Robbie Morrison. Jennings will be around for 3 more years and Morrison has two left. The two seniors are the nickel and dime defensive backs and will be gone after the season Edwin Lane and Benjamin Jarvis. There is one more guy that could cause some problems in terms of playing time for our guy. Junior Levon Baumgartner is right now better than Lyon but doesn't have much upside and just two years of eligibility left. Lyon and his buddy with the same first name, freshman Percy Walters is also probably going to take a red shirt. Walters was the 5th ranked CB and the 29th prospect overall in the class. Those two will be tough to beat someday. Other information: Major: Speech GPA: N/A - yet. Aspiration - Excellent (100) Intelligence - Terrific (81) Percy is extremely happy with his current situation (92) and his girlfriend Farrah helps that out a bit. The Fighting Irish are ranked #10 in the pre-season top 25. ------------- Up next we will find out which of our guys are going to be red shirted (could be all of them) and get started on the seasons.
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wow, if I was Bostic (I wish, eh) I wouldn't have chosen UCLA. Guess they're trying to become QB 'U'. Great info though... anxiously awaiting irv, erik and percy...
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timmae - the other guys have been added above.
------ Unfortunately we will probably have to wait another year to see our guys in action as all five players have been red shirted. Barring injury they won't get in this year. I will breeze through this season if nobody gets in and get started on next year... Thanks for reading.
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01-28-2004, 10:38 PM
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Can't wait for Montgomery to toast Lyon.
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Im not too happy about this but I guess I didnt save after the off-season in FOF. So, some of the player movement is different. Here is the update:
Peyton Manning - Oakland Jevon Kearse - Houston Charles Woodson - Kansas City Grant Wistrom - Baltimore Greg Ellis - Washington Shawn Springs - Jacksonville Al Wilson - Houston Chris McAllister - Buffalo Bobby Taylor - Dallas Here is the draft: NOTE: Heisman trophy winner Derek Rice went to Chicago in the 2nd round (53 overall). 1. Arizona - Barton, Ike, RB, Colorado State 2. New Orleans - Vance, Kendrick, CB, Virginia Tech 3. Washington - Abel, Dean, G, Louisiana State 4. Jacksonville - Zappa, Terry, WR, Wisconsin 5. Cincinnati - Knight, Marlon, WR, Michigan 6. Minnesota - Nixon, Bryan, S, Virginia Tech 7. Cleveland - Barrett, Deon, G, North Carolina State 8. Oakland - Southward, Chad, DE, Wisconsin 9. Pittsburgh - Harden, Arnold, RB, Penn State 10. New York J - Fredrickson, Ralph, OLB, Michigan 11. Oakland - Swift, Raymond, DT, Minnesota 12. Dallas - Powell, Justin, RB, Louisiana State 13. San Diego - England, Jackie, T, Penn State 14. New York G - Donovan, Irving, OLB, Wisconsin 15. Houston - Burke, Fernando, CB, Arkansas 16. Detroit - Kerr, Louis, DT, Washington State 17. Denver - Hook, Isaac, G, Nebraska 18. San Francisco - Tanner, Howard, CB, Texas 19. Atlanta - Aguiar, Ron, OLB, Texas A&M 20. St. Louis - Crawford, Winston, WR, Miami, Florida 21. Chicago - Smith, Seth, WR, Oklahoma 22. Indianapolis - McGee, J.C., T, Alabama 23. Miami - Serra, Rich, WR, Oklahoma 24. Carolina - Flowers, Ellis, WR, Oklahoma 25. Baltimore - Hoover, Wade, WR, Michigan 26. Buffalo - Scott, Charlie, WR, Tennessee 27. Green Bay - Forbes, Barry, RB, Michigan 28. Seattle - Norfleet, Donovan, OLB, Minnesota 29. Tampa Bay - Giles, Willie, G, Texas 30. Kansas City - Wooden, Harvey, OLB, Tennessee 31. Philadelphia - Hungate, Ernest, DT, South Carolina 32. Tennessee - Brady, Casey, OLB, Georgia Tech 33. Arizona - Chavez, Levon, QB, Clemson 34. New Orleans - Holmes, Lincoln, CB, Nebraska 35. Washington - Schuler, Calvin, OLB, Illinois 36. Jacksonville - Hentschel, Donnie, WR, Colorado 37. Cincinnati - Barrett, Ken, C, Virginia Tech 38. Minnesota - Langford, Jesse, CB, Miami, Florida 39. Cleveland - Lang, Butch, S, Maryland 40. New England - Galloway, Dale, RB, Georgia 41. Pittsburgh - Eckert, Kelly, DE, Virginia Tech 42. New York J - Kok, Phillip, CB, Clemson 43. Oakland - Anderson, Randy, S, UCLA 44. Dallas - Kruk, Lawrence, QB, Oregon 45. San Diego - Wilcox, Tommy, DT, Georgia Tech 46. New York G - Tidwell, Scottie, RB, Clemson 47. Houston - Farrell, Alvin, G, Boise State 48. Detroit - Mandylor, Scott, G, Colorado 49. Denver - Kowalkowski, Joseph, S, Alabama 50. San Francisco - Caldwell, Charlie, G, Fresno State 51. Atlanta - Franz, Billy, WR, Southern California 52. St. Louis - Gooden, Conrad, DE, Florida 53. Chicago - Rice, Derek, RB, Southern California 54. Indianapolis - Guidry, Kyle, G, Oklahoma 55. Miami - Lyon, Derek, WR, Miami, Florida 56. Carolina - Yeater, Howard, OLB, Tennessee 57. Baltimore - Junkin, C.J., CB, Miami, Florida 58. Buffalo - Ogden, Ping Pong, TE, Georgia Tech 59. Green Bay - Matthews, Wally, QB, Wake Forest 60. Seattle - Sims, Isaac, CB, Boise State 61. Tampa Bay - Rios, Tito, WR, Florida State 62. Kansas City - Kummerfeldt, Shannon, G, Florida State 63. Philadelphia - Grigsby, Mitch, G, Louisiana State 64. Tennessee - Nieves, Hunter, ILB, Florida State 65. Arizona - Glocke, Danny, OLB, Tennessee 66. New Orleans - Irving, Tracy, S, Arkansas 67. Washington - Jarvis, Roger, DT, North Carolina State 68. Minnesota - Rex, Van, G, Auburn 69. Cincinnati - Higdon, Mike, OLB, Notre Dame 70. Minnesota - Goguen, Jake, T, Alabama 71. Cleveland - Pritchett, Roy, ILB, Oklahoma 72. New England - Mock, Alan, S, Minnesota 73. Pittsburgh - Scott, Darrell, OLB, Nebraska 74. New York J - Sutter, Rod, WR, Ohio State 75. Oakland - Monroe, Alex, S, Tennessee 76. Dallas - Blackburn, Carl, S, Boston College 77. San Diego - Reid, Dale, DT, Tennessee 78. New York G - Morrison, Brad, OLB, Georgia 79. Houston - Dazey, Roderick, G, Oklahoma State 80. Detroit - Martin, Frank, DE, Michigan 81. Denver - Oliver, Roger, TE, Oregon State 82. San Francisco - Broderick, Eric, DT, UCLA 83. Atlanta - Clements, Antoine, S, Boise State 84. St. Louis - Newby, Rufus, DE, Georgia 85. Chicago - Devine, Carlton, CB, Clemson 86. Indianapolis - Dattilo, Nathan, DE, UCLA 87. Miami - Sachs, Timothy, S, Wake Forest 88. Carolina - Rivers, William, DT, Miami, Florida 89. Baltimore - Antonides, Myron, DT, Louisiana Tech 90. Buffalo - Schneider, Dana, G, Kansas State 91. Green Bay - Hickman, Joe, CB, Purdue 92. Seattle - Wilkerson, Gene, DE, Auburn 93. Tampa Bay - Lilly, Kennedy, C, Virginia 94. Kansas City - Meadows, Glenn, T, Oregon 95. Philadelphia - Isbell, Kerry, G, Mississippi 96. Tennessee - North, Teddy, C, Alabama 97. Arizona - Yancey, Winfred, CB, Fresno State 98. New Orleans - Davis, Sam, T, Virginia Tech 99. Washington - Abrams, Luther, DT, Maryland 100. Jacksonville - Castellanos, Brandon, OLB, Auburn 101. Cincinnati - Strickland, Dan, DT, Texas 102. Minnesota - Barker, Erik, FB, Nebraska 103. Dallas - Bagwell, Ellis, FB, Florida 104. New England - Tucker, Vincent, FB, Southern California 105. Pittsburgh - Schulz, Chris, CB, Louisiana State 106. New York J - Shaw, Lee, WR, Arizona 107. Oakland - Banks, Jim, FB, Florida State 108. Dallas - Reeck, Scott, S, Virginia 109. San Diego - Schulz, Norm, DE, Penn State 110. New York G - Kasper, Wes, ILB, Southern California 111. Houston - Osborne, Gabe, FB, Alabama 112. Detroit - Durham, Randy, FB, Notre Dame 113. Denver - Cook, Antoine, OLB, Miami, Florida 114. San Francisco - Horne, Jonathan, G, Iowa 115. Atlanta - Schulz, J.R., T, Kentucky 116. St. Louis - Hughes, Myron, G, Texas A&M 117. Chicago - Summers, Stanley, FB, Pittsburgh 118. Indianapolis - Everett, Alonzo, FB, Kansas State 119. Miami - Morrison, Barry, S, Miami, Florida 120. Carolina - Mitchell, Earnest, DT, Oregon 121. Baltimore - Paquette, Levon, P, UCLA 122. Buffalo - Myers, Grady, FB, Penn State 123. Green Bay - Boesiger, Tony, FB, Northwestern 124. Seattle - Casas, Vinny, G, California 125. Tampa Bay - Braun, Hunter, TE, Boston College 126. Kansas City - Straub, Phillip, DE, Wisconsin 127. Philadelphia - Curtis, Alex, P, Oklahoma 128. Tennessee - Diaz, Ian, TE, Colorado 129. Arizona - Warren, Jumbo, S, Marshall 130. New Orleans - Jones, Benjamin, DT, Northwestern 131. Washington - Mason, Randal, ILB, UCLA 132. Jacksonville - Stephenson, Gary, CB, Michigan 133. Cincinnati - Tubbs, Drew, DT, North Carolina State 134. Minnesota - Foster, Wesley, T, Michigan 135. Cleveland - Boyd, Peter, FB, Washington State 136. New England - Gilmore, Darrell, ILB, Boise State 137. Pittsburgh - Dobler, Fernando, S, Texas 138. New York J - Rodriguez, Lenny, CB, Louisiana State 139. Oakland - Savage, Matthew, T, North Carolina 140. Dallas - Fitzgerald, Melvin, DE, Washington State 141. San Diego - Hancock, Darrin, G, Stanford 142. New York G - Motley, Damon, S, Purdue 143. Houston - Dunbar, Gus, DT, Oregon State 144. Detroit - Posey, Luke, DE, Oregon State 145. Denver - Evans, Thurman, C, Oregon State 146. San Francisco - Bryant, Doug, WR, Washington State 147. Atlanta - Rodriguez, Shawn, T, Washington 148. St. Louis - Mueller, Nathan, G, Florida 149. Chicago - Tubbs, Nathan, TE, Washington 150. Indianapolis - Cox, Steve, DT, Louisiana State 151. Miami - Boynton, Lance, DT, Pittsburgh 152. Carolina - Danskin, Les, G, Tennessee 153. Baltimore - Crawford, Tito, OLB, Georgia Tech 154. Buffalo - Drake, Greg, T, Arkansas 155. Green Bay - Foreman, Gilbert, DE, Louisiana State 156. Seattle - Druckenmiller, Shannon, G, Florida State 157. Tampa Bay - Bennett, O.J., S, Louisiana State 158. Kansas City - Fassero, Antoine, FB, Florida State 159. Philadelphia - Woodson, Neil, OLB, UCLA 160. Tennessee - Ewart, Chuck, FB, Texas Tech 161. Arizona - Moore, Dwight, S, Michigan State 162. New Orleans - Spotwood, Sammy, K, Virginia Tech 163. Washington - Woods, Wesley, CB, Texas A&M 164. Jacksonville - Tedeschi, Korey, OLB, Boise State 165. Cincinnati - Huntley, Ralph, G, Alabama 166. Minnesota - Griswold, Victor, G, Stanford 167. Cleveland - Walker, Bert, P, Colorado State 168. New England - Wolfe, Brock, CB, Florida State 169. Pittsburgh - Mitchell, Roosevelt, DT, Georgia 170. New York J - Sims, Spencer, T, Boston College 171. Oakland - Sheldon, Aaron, DT, Michigan 172. Dallas - Richmond, Stan, DE, Wisconsin 173. San Diego - Roberson, J.T., P, Purdue 174. New York G - Prior, Marc, FB, Arizona State 175. Houston - Alderson, Chuck, DE, Michigan 176. Buffalo - Foland, Neil, T, Florida 177. Denver - Brewer, Steve, FB, Notre Dame 178. San Francisco - Gehrig, Bill, ILB, Nebraska 179. Atlanta - Lyons, Sammy, DT, West Virginia 180. St. Louis - Ackerman, Nate, P, Penn State 181. Chicago - Marsh, Geoff, C, Southern California 182. Indianapolis - Henderson, Jimmie, DT, Louisiana State 183. Miami - Dembsky, Jose, T, Clemson 184. Carolina - Walton, Nate, G, Virginia Tech 185. Baltimore - Henson, Dustin, CB, Georgia Tech 186. Buffalo - Farley, Harvey, P, Syracuse 187. Green Bay - Gaines, Jay, DE, Southern California 188. Seattle - Lester, Herb, T, Kansas State 189. Tampa Bay - Ford, Greg, S, Washington State 190. Kansas City - Fazande, Donnie, P, Minnesota 191. Philadelphia - Grafton, C.J., OLB, Central Michigan 192. Tennessee - Watson, Chad, T, Notre Dame 193. Arizona - Phenix, Troy, T, Clemson 194. New Orleans - Withrow, Jermaine, WR, Alabama 195. Washington - Thomas, Bryan, C, Florida State 196. Jacksonville - Cobb, Alonzo, CB, Penn State 197. Cincinnati - Greene, Tito, G, South Carolina 198. Minnesota - Wiegert, Chris, K, Iowa 199. Cleveland - Sheldon, Thurman, TE, Georgia 200. New England - Forbes, O.J., CB, Texas 201. Pittsburgh - Norman, Brett, T, West Virginia 202. New York J - Gonzalez, Geoff, DT, Iowa 203. Oakland - Serwanga, Alfred, G, South Carolina 204. Dallas - Schulters, Quinn, ILB, Southern California 205. San Diego - Erickson, Conrad, RB, Maryland 206. New York G - Rome, Brady, S, Michigan 207. Houston - Arnold, Cris, DE, North Carolina State 208. Detroit - Earl, Oscar, G, Florida 209. Denver - de la Garza, Ian, DT, Kansas State 210. San Francisco - Naquin, Geoff, OLB, Oregon State 211. Atlanta - Castillo, Vinny, DT, South Carolina 212. St. Louis - Earnest, Darren, QB, Michigan 213. Chicago - Gardner, Brock, T, West Virginia 214. Indianapolis - Curtis, Russell, WR, Notre Dame 215. Miami - Smith, Tito, DT, Michigan State 216. Carolina - Griffith, Quentin, K, Colorado 217. Baltimore - Samuels, Hardy, C, Mississippi State 218. Buffalo - Horton, Bryce, OLB, Arizona State 219. Green Bay - Matthews, Duane, DT, Penn State 220. Seattle - Boyd, Lawrence, DE, North Carolina State 221. Tampa Bay - Marcus, Lawrence, FB, Kansas State 222. Kansas City - Mast, David, CB, Ohio State 223. Philadelphia - Moyer, Al, QB, Washington 224. Tennessee - Erickson, Mo, DE, Colorado Sorry about the confusion. It has been changed in the other thread.
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01-29-2004, 02:32 PM
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2004
Here we go...2004!
NFL Pre-season standings Code:
Power Rankings - NFL - Week 1 AFC Buffalo 80 Houston 76 Kansas City 73 Tennessee 72 Denver 71 Miami 70 Oakland 67 Baltimore 66 New England 66 Pittsburgh 66 San Diego 64 New York J 63 Jacksonville 55 Cincinnati 52 Indianapolis 51 Cleveland 51 NFC Tampa Bay 86 St. Louis 80 Washington 78 Green Bay 77 New York G 77 Philadelphia 72 Dallas 68 San Francisco 66 Carolina 65 Minnesota 63 Seattle 63 Atlanta 59 Chicago 59 Detroit 52 Arizona 51 New Orleans 50 Pre-season Top 25 1. Michigan 2. Oklahoma 3. Texas 4. Florida State 5. Tennessee 6. Georgia 7. Ohio State 8. Miami 9. USC 10. Notre Dame 11. Nebraska 12. Penn State 13. Florida 14. Alabama 15. Washington 16. Wisconsin 17. Oregon 18. LSU 19. Kansas State 20. UCLA 21. Pittsburgh 22. Colorado 23. Purdue 24. Virginia Tech 25. Arkansas
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Week One
NFL Week One
Arizona (0-1) 38, at St. Louis (1-0) 41 Atlanta (1-0) 15, at Tampa Bay (0-1) 9 Baltimore (1-0) 20, at Cleveland (0-1) 14 Buffalo (0-1) 6, at New York J (1-0) 23 Carolina (1-0) 42, at New Orleans (0-1) 23 Chicago (0-1) 10, at Minnesota (1-0) 20 Denver (0-1) 7, at San Diego (1-0) 28 Green Bay (1-0) 33, at Detroit (0-1) 19 Indianapolis (0-1) 3, at Houston (1-0) 17 Kansas City (1-0) 33, at Oakland (0-1) 21 Miami (0-1) 12, at New England (1-0) 28 Philadelphia (0-1) 30, at New York G (1-0) 45 Pittsburgh (0-1) 7, at Cincinnati (1-0) 35 Seattle (0-1) 13, at San Francisco (1-0) 16 Tennessee (1-0) 20, at Jacksonville (0-1) 17 Washington (0-1) 20, at Dallas (1-0) 23 Offensive Player of the Week: QB BRETT FAVRE (GB) : 25-for-31, 298 yds. 4 TD - 0 INT. Defensive Player of the Week: LB KENNY MIXON (MIN) : 8 tackles, 2 assists, 3.0 sacks. NCAA Week One Alabama-Birmingham (0-1) 13 at #16 Texas-El Paso (1-0) 38 Anniston (0-1) 7 at #9 Clemson (1-0) 45 #14 Arizona (1-0) 23 at Marshall (0-1) 13 California (0-1) 24 at #7 Kansas State (1-0) 34 Dothan (0-1) 31 at #19 Louisiana Tech (1-0) 44 Florence (0-1) 10 at #5 Oregon (1-0) 44 Huntsville (0-1) 14 at #18 Southern Mississippi (1-0) 64 #20 Idaho (1-0) 44 at South Florida (0-1) 24 #17 Indiana (1-0) 20 at Temple (0-1) 19 Memphis (0-1) 0 at #8 Arkansas (1-0) 31 Middle Tennessee State (0-1) 3 at #2 Notre Dame (1-0) 76 Mobile (0-1) 9 at #6 LSU (1-0) 41 New Mexico (0-1) 10 at #1 Michigan (1-0) 48 #4 Pittsburgh (1-0) 61 at Enterprise (0-1) 14 San Diego State (0-1) 21 at #11 Michigan State (1-0) 52 Troy State (0-1) 24 at #15 Vanderbilt (1-0) 49 Utah State (0-1) 14 at #12 Oregon State (1-0) 40 #13 West Virginia (1-0) 22 at #38 Colorado (0-1) 14 #3 Wisconsin (1-0) 45 at East Carolina (0-1) 6 Wyoming (0-1) 24 at #10 Minnesota (1-0) 52 Nothin changes.
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Week Two
NFL Week Two
Atlanta (1-1) 7, at San Diego (2-0) 22 Buffalo (1-1) 24, at Arizona (0-2) 17 Chicago (1-1) 23, at Houston (1-1) 16 Cincinnati (1-1) 7, at Philadelphia (1-1) 34 Dallas (1-1) 3, at Baltimore (2-0) 10 Denver (0-2) 23, at Carolina (2-0) 28 Jacksonville (1-1) 25, at Detroit (0-2) 24 Minnesota (1-1) 14, at Indianapolis (1-1) 24 New York J (2-0) 30, at St. Louis (1-1) 27 Oakland (0-2) 14, at New Orleans (1-1) 17 Pittsburgh (0-2) 7, at New York G (2-0) 24 San Francisco (1-1) 18, at Miami (1-1) 34 -- Ricky Williams 161 yards and a TD in the win. Seattle (0-2) 6, at New England (2-0) 7 Tampa Bay (0-2) 13, at Kansas City (2-0) 16 Tennessee (1-1) 23, at Green Bay (2-0) 26 Washington (1-1) 31, at Cleveland (0-2) 21 Offensive Player of the Week: QB VINNY TESTAVERDE (NYJ) : 19-for-33, 252 yards, 3 TD Defensive Player of the Week: LB BRIAN URLACHER (CHI) : 8 tackles, 1 assist, 2.0 sacks, 2.0 INT. NCAA Week Two #16 Texas-El Paso (1-1) 7, at #40 Colorado State (1-0) 49 5 2 Virginia (1-0) 23, at #6 LSU (1-1) 13 4 2 #21 Tennessee (0-1) 21, at #32 Washington (1-0) 27 3 2 #45 Mississippi (0-1) 17, at #4 Pittsburgh (2-0) 52 3 2 Texas Christian (0-1) 0, at #22 Oklahoma (1-0) 79 3 2 #11 Michigan State (2-0) 44, at Missouri (0-1) 17 2 2 #13 West Virginia (2-0) 68, at Ohio (0-1) 0 2 2 #12 Oregon State (2-0) 42, at Central Michigan (0-1) 19 2 2 Bowling Green (0-1) 9, at #23 Texas (1-0) 38 2 2 Central Florida (0-1) 7, at #7 Kansas State (2-0) 41 2 2 #25 Florida State (1-0) 19, at #29 Alabama (0-1) 14 1 2 Baylor (0-1) 15, at #10 Minnesota (2-0) 42 1 2 #14 Arizona (2-0) 24, at Houston (0-1) 17 1 2 #50 Washington State (1-0) 10, at #20 Idaho (1-1) 6 1 2 Arkansas State (0-1) 14, at #5 Oregon (2-0) 76 1 2 #34 UCLA (1-0) 42, at Northern Illinois (0-1) 3 0 2 #33 Florida (0-1) 16, at #27 USC (1-0) 33 0 2 #19 Louisiana Tech (1-1) 0, at North Carolina State (1-0) 66 0 2 Southern Methodist (0-1) 0, at #26 Miami (1-0) 45 Western Michigan (0-1) 0, at #49 Stanford (1-0) 64 Middle Tennessee State (0-2) 7, at #24 Georgia (1-0) 65 0 2 Anniston (0-2) 17, at #18 Southern Mississippi (2-0) 38 0 2 Offensive Player of the Week: QB Mark Henry (Georgia Tech) : 34-of-50, 501 yds. 9 TD, 0 INT!!!! Only one word can describe this performance...unreal. Defensive Player of the Week: Junior Perez (Pittsburgh) : 8 tackles (1 assist), 4.5 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan 1-0 2. Kansas State 2-0 3. Oregon 2-0 4. Florida State 1-0 5. Ohio State 1-0 6. Pittsburgh 2-0 7. Oklahoma 1-0 8. Washington State 1-0 9. North Carolina State 1-0 10. Michigan State 2-0 11. Penn State 1-0 12. Colorado State 1-0 13. Wisconsin 1-0 14. Clemson 1-0 15. Nebraska 1-0 16. Texas 1-0 17. Minnesota 2-0 18. West Virginia 2-0 19. Miami 1-0 20. Georgia 1-0 21. Georgia Tech 1-0 22. Arizona 2-0 23. Notre Dame 1-0 24. Virginia 1-0 25. Oregon State 2-0 The other two: UCLA = # 31 Stanford = # 41
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NFL Week Three
Arizona (0-3) 14 at Washington (2-1) 17 Baltimore (2-1) 10 at Kansas City (3-0) 20 Buffalo (2-1) 27 at Tennessee (1-2) 24 Carolina (2-1) 17 at Chicago (2-1) 27 Cleveland (1-2) 30 at San Diego (2-1) 10 Dallas (2-1) 33 at Atlanta (1-2) 31 11 Denver (1-2) 33 at Miami (1-2) 13 --Kenoy Kennedy: 2 key interceptions in the game. Detroit (1-2) 22 at San Francisco (1-2) 19 Green Bay (2-1) 13 at Seattle (1-2) 20 Indianapolis (1-2) 17 at Pittsburgh (1-2) 20 Jacksonville (1-2) 19 at Cincinnati (2-1) 38 --Carson Palmer went 30-of-39 for 389 yards and 3 TD New Orleans (1-2) 26 at Minnesota (2-1) 31 --Onterrio Smith (MIN) rushed just 16 times for 147 and a score New York J (3-0) 24 at Houston (1-2) 10 Oakland (1-2) 38 at New England (2-1) 20 Philadelphia (1-2) 17 at Tampa Bay (1-2) 24 St. Louis (1-2) 26 at New York G (3-0) 34 Offensive Player of the Week: QB KORDELL STEWART (DAL) : 25-of-34, 221 yards, 2 TD (INT) and 44 rush yds. Defensive Player of the Week: S ROBERT GRIFFITH (CLE) : 10 tackles (3 assists) 4 defensed passes. NCAA Week Three #4 Georgia (2-0) 27, at #2 Oklahoma (1-1) 6 --HUGE win for the Bulldogs in Norman!-- #14 Pittsburgh (2-1) 6, at #10 Penn State (2-0) 13 #9 Notre Dame (1-1) 20, at #1 Michigan (2-0) 28 --The Fighting Irish come up just short in the Big House. Michigan will retain their #1 ranking-- #8 Ohio State (1-1) 28, at #17 UCLA (2-0) 41 --Big win for Bostic's boys-- #11 Wisconsin (2-0) 37, at #24 South Carolina (1-1) 3 #22 Colorado State (2-0) 35, at Colorado (0-2) 28 Troy State (1-2) 20, at #21 Arkansas (2-0) 49 #45 North Carolina (1-1) 10, at #3 Texas (2-0) 49 #12 Nebraska (2-0) 48, at Tulane (0-2) 10 Rutgers (1-1) 7, at #18 Purdue (2-0) 48 #13 Washington (1-1) 17, at #6 Miami (2-0) 24 --The Canes sneak by the Huskies as Erik Manning watches from the sidelines-- Florence (0-2) 14, at #16 Kansas State (3-0) 65 Army (0-2) 0, at #20 Georgia Tech (2-0) 42 East Carolina (0-3) 3, at #23 Clemson (2-0) 20 Ohio (0-2) 0, at #5 Florida State (2-0) 68 Central Michigan (0-2) 7, at #25 Maryland (2-0) 57 #41 Stanford (2-0) 45, at Eastern Michigan (0-2) 14 --The Cardinal beat up on their 2nd lesser opponent...no sign of Tommy Sherwood-- Offensive Player of the Week: RB BO ALLMAN (Oregon St) : 31 car. 271 yards 3 TD. Defensive Player of the Week: OLB DANA REICHARD (BYU) : 7 tackles (1 assist) 2.0 sacks, 2 INT. New Top 25 1. USC (1-0) 2. Florida State (2-0) 3. Michigan (2-0) 4. Penn State (2-0) 5. Purdue (2-0) 6. Colorado State (2-0) 7. Washington State (2-0) 8. North Carolina State (2-0) 9. Wisconsin (2-0) 10. Maryland (2-0) 11. Arkansas (2-0) 12. Georgia (2-0) 13. West Virginia (2-0) 14. Georgia Tech (2-0) 15. UCLA (2-0) 16. Texas Tech (2-0) 17. Minnesota (2-0) 18. Texas (2-0) 19. Nebraska (2-0) 20. Virginia (2-0) 21. Miami (2-0) 22. Stanford (2-0) 23. Arizona (2-0) 24. Oregon State (3-0) 25. Iowa (1-0) Michigan loses their #1 ranking after beating Notre Dame! The Irish fall out of the top 25 (no respect) and the idle USC Trojans take over the top spot. This is shaping up to be an interesting college football season.
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Week Four
NFL Week Four
Arizona (0-4) 14, at Tampa Bay (2-2) 24 Baltimore (3-1) 31, at New York J (3-1) 13 --Jamal Lewis rushed just 15 times for 95 yards and 3 scores-- Cleveland (1-3) 14, at Buffalo (3-1) 17 Detroit (1-3) 3, at Dallas (3-1) 13 Green Bay (2-2) 16, at Washington (3-1) 34 --Sultan McCullough (WAS) 158 yards and 2 TD's*-- Indianapolis (1-3) 12, at Denver (2-2) 27 --Portis (DEN): 165 yards and 2 TD-- Miami (2-2) 28, at Cincinnati (2-2) 7 Minnesota (2-2) 6, at Philadelphia (2-2) 37 New England (3-1) 27, at Pittsburgh (1-3) 17 Oakland (2-2) 24, at Jacksonville (1-3) 21 San Diego (2-2) 20, at Houston (2-2) 27 San Francisco (1-3) 17, at Carolina (3-1) 24 Seattle (1-3) 13, at Atlanta (2-2) 27 St. Louis (2-2) 21, at New Orleans (1-3) 16 Offensive Player of the Week: QB DONOVAN MCNABB (PHI) : 23-of-33, 262 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT, rush TD. Defensive Player of the Week: OLB RAYNOTCH THOMPSON (OAK) : 6 tackles (1 assist) 2.0 sacks. * - that Sultan McCullough guy could be a great success story. He is in his 2nd year with the Skins and was undrafted out of USC. Maybe a little side guy to keep track of? NCAA Week Four #10 Oregon (2-1) 20, at #8 Wisconsin (3-0) 28 #13 Purdue (2-1) 3, at #40 Notre Dame (2-1) 44 --The Irish looking for respect pound the Boilermakers in South Bend-- #32 Utah (2-1) 24, at #25 Minnesota (3-0) 31 Connecticut (1-2) 0, at #16 Arkansas (3-0) 49 #9 Nebraska (3-0) 48, at #41 Arizona (2-1) 0 #29 West Virginia (2-1) 7, at #19 Maryland (3-0) 32 #48 Florida (1-2) 31, at #4 Florida State (3-0) 38 #27 Toledo (2-1) 6, at #6 USC (2-0) 38 Navy (1-2) 13, at #14 Virginia Tech (2-0) 48 #28 Iowa State (2-1) 13, at #22 Iowa (2-0) 16 Kent (0-2) 10, at #24 North Carolina State (3-0) 41 Utah State (0-2) 6, at #17 Colorado State (3-0) 66 Florence (0-3) 7, at #5 Miami (3-0) 66 Indiana (1-2) 0, at #23 Boston College (2-0) 31 #20 Stanford (3-0) 52, at San Jose State (0-2) 3 --Marincic - 44 carries, 249 yards and 2 TD*-- #45 Washington (2-1) 41, at #7 Penn State (2-1) 35 San Diego State (0-3) 41, at #21 Washington State (3-0) 47 Fresno State (0-3) 13, at #1 Michigan (3-0) 41 --The Wolves' keep on rollin' at top of the rankings-- Southern Methodist (0-3) 3, at #2 Texas (3-0) 51 *- Stanford RB Ronald Marincic, the guy our Tommy Sherwood looks up to, manages a player of the week award Offensive Player of the Week: RB RONALD MARINCIC (Stanford) : 44 carries, 249 yards, 2 TD Defensive Player of the Week: OLB Wade Stanton (NC State) : 6 tackles, 4.5 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan (3-0) 2. Texas (3-0) 3. Georgia (2-0) 4. Florida State (3-0) 5. Miami (3-0) 6. USC (2-0) 7. Wisconsin (3-0) 8. Nebraska (3-0) 9. Kansas State (3-0) 10. UCLA (2-0) 11. Virginia Tech (2-0) 12. Arkansas (3-0) 13. Colorado State (3-0) 14. Georgia Tech (2-0) 15. Clemson (2-0) 16. Oklahoma (2-1) 17. Maryland (3-0) 18. Stanford (3-0) 19. Washington State (3-0) 20. Iowa (2-0) 21. Boston College (2-0) 22. North Carolina State (3-0) 23. Minnesota (3-0) 24. Ohio State (2-1) 25. Notre Dame (2-1) All 5 teams are in the Top 25.
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Week Five
NFL Week Five
Arizona (0-5) 17, at Seattle(2-3) 27 Buffalo (4-1) 23, at Miami (2-3) 20 Carolina (3-2) 35, at St. Louis (3-2) 45 Chicago (2-2) 23, at Washington (4-1) 28 --McCullough (WAS) - another good day for him: 148 yards and a score.-- Dallas (3-2) 14, at New York G (4-0) 17 Detroit (1-4) 24, at Philadelphia (3-2) 37 Green Bay (2-3) 18, at Minnesota (3-2) 28 Houston (2-3) 10, at Oakland (3-2) 21 Kansas City (3-1) 20, at Tennessee (2-2) 26 New England (4-1) 30, at Baltimore (3-2) 24 New York J (4-1) 37, at Cincinnati (2-3) 31 Pittsburgh (1-4) 14, at Cleveland (2-3) 23 San Diego (2-3) 21, at Indianapolis (2-3) 24 --Marcellus Wiley gets 4.0 sacks in the game!!!-- San Francisco (1-4) 17, at Tampa Bay (3-2) 20 Offensive Player of the Week: QB STEVE MCNAIR (TEN) : 32-of-43, 316 yards, 2 TD, 60 yards rushing. Defensive Player of the Week: DT GERARD WARREN (CLE) : 7 tackles (2 assists) 2.5 sacks. **Our side story is RB Sultan McCullough, an undrafted FA in his 2nd year playing for the Washington Redskins. He currently is 2nd in the league in rushing with 503 yards and tied for first with four touchdowns through four games. Making this story even better, the one guy ahead of him is Justin Fargas the same guy that played all four years of college ball at USC ahead of him. Fargas is at 554 yards and 4 TD's! NFL Standings through week 5 Code:
NCAA Week Five #1 Michigan (4-0) 45, at #7 Wisconsin (3-1) 38 --Michigan sneaks by the Badgers in Wisconsin to secure that #1 ranking another week! -- WR Brenden Nygaard has 7 catches for 230 yards and 4, yes four TD's!-- #8 Nebraska (4-0) 41, at #36 Oklahoma State (3-1) 10 #14 Georgia Tech (2-1) 20, at #22 North Carolina State (4-0) 38 #32 Texas Tech (2-1) 17, at #9 Kansas State (4-0) 58 #21 Boston College (3-0) 23, at #11 Virginia Tech (2-1) 17 --Nice win for the Eagles going into Hokie territory and coming out victorious-- #42 Northwestern (3-1) 3, at #23 Minnesota (4-0) 42 #18 Stanford (3-1) 21, at #6 USC (3-0) 38 --Stanford can't find a way to beat the #6 team in the nation and will move down in the standings. Put up a decent fight tough-- Florida (1-3) 10, at #12 Arkansas (4-0) 52 #3 Georgia (3-0) 80, at Mississippi (1-2) 7 --WOW!!!! The Bulldogs could pull ahead in the coaches' poll with that one!-- #28 Tennessee (2-1) 41, at #26 Alabama (2-2) 10 Wake Forest (2-2) 18, at #4 Florida State (4-0) 35 Rutgers (1-2) 7, at #5 Miami (4-0) 49 --The Hurricanes roll over Rutgers at home-- #34 Oregon (2-2) 37, at #10 UCLA (3-0) 42 --UCLA QB Roderick Fulton goes 19-for-29 with 334 yards, 3 TD to lead the Bruins past the Ducks-- #15 Clemson (3-0) 38, at Duke (0-4) 13 North Carolina (1-2) 0, at #17 Maryland (4-0) 57 #44 Michigan State (3-1) 35, at #20 Iowa (2-1) 24 #24 Ohio State (3-1) 35, at #41 Illinois (2-2) 10 B12 Missouri (0-4) 3, at #16 Oklahoma (3-1) 70 #13 Colorado State (4-0) 36, at Wyoming (0-4) 28 San Jose State (0-3) 0, at #25 Notre Dame (3-1) 59 --The Irish still bitter after the disrespect after the Michigan loss, continue to build their way back up-- Offensive Player of the Week: RB IRVING AGHEMO (LSU) : 35 carries for 198 yards and 2 TD. Defensive Player of the Year: DE JON WALTER (Louisiana-Monroe) : 10 tackles, 3.0 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan (4-0) 2. Texas (3-0) 3. Georgia (3-0) 4. Florida State (4-0) 5. Miami (4-0) 6. USC (3-0) 7. Nebraska (4-0) 8. Kansas State (4-0) 9. UCLA (3-0) 10. Oklahoma (3-1) 11. Arkansas (4-0) 12. Colorado State (4-0) 13. Tennessee (2-1) 14. Clemson (3-0) 15. Ohio State (3-1) 16. Notre Dame (3-1) 17. Maryland (4-0) 18. Boston College (3-0) 19. Washington State (3-0) 20. North Carolina State (4-0) 21. Minnesota (4-0) 22. Penn State (3-1) 23. Wisconsin (3-1) 24. Washington (3-1) 25. LSU (3-1) Stanford is currently ranked #30.
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Week Six
NFL Week Six
Atlanta (3-2) 24 at Arizona (0-6) 22 --Peerless Price (ATL-WR) had 9 receptions for 153 yards and 2 TD's-- Buffalo (5-1) 29 at Pittsburgh (1-5) 10 Carolina (4-2) 24 at Seattle (2-4) 13 Dallas (3-3) 6 at Chicago (3-2) 13 Houston (2-4) 13 at Kansas City (4-1) 24 Indianapolis (3-3) 17 at Jacksonville (1-4) 6 Miami (3-3) 34 at Cleveland (2-4) 10 New England (4-2) 16 at New York J (5-1) 24 --Sam Garnes (NYJ-S) came up with 7 big tackles and 2 big INT's to help the Jets win-- New Orleans (1-4) 17 at San Francisco (2-4) 28 New York G (5-0) 24 at Detroit (1-5) 13 Oakland (4-2) 27 at San Diego (2-4) 20 Philadelphia (4-2) 24 at Green Bay (2-4) 23 Tampa Bay (3-3) 0 at St. Louis (4-2) 24 Tennessee (3-2) 26 at Denver (2-3) 23 Offensive Player of the Week: QB PEYTON MANNING (OAK) - 27-of-39, 333 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT. Defensive Player of the Week: DE CHRIS KELSAY (BUF) - 6 tackles (2 assists), 2.5 sacks. **Justin Fargas had a rough day running 29 times for just 76 yards. McCullough was idle. Fargas remains #1 with 636 yards. Ricky Williams (MIA) is 2nd with 611 and McCullough is still #3 with his 503. This is gonna be fun to follow. NCAA Week Six #11 Arkansas (4-1) 6, at #3 Georgia (4-0) 57 --The Bulldogs have impressed me the most and are my pick to win it all this year-- #8 Kansas State (4-1) 13, at #2 Texas (4-0) 16 --The Longhorns survive a 3-point scare from Big XII rival K-State-- #17 Maryland (4-1) 10, at #14 Clemson (4-0) 14 #15 Ohio State (4-1) 42, at #21 Minnesota (4-1) 17 #6 USC (4-0) 34, at #19 Washington State (3-1) 10 California (2-2) 10, at #24 Washington (4-1) 41 #32 Kentucky (3-1) 10, at #25 LSU (4-1) 31 #4 Florida State (5-0) 31, at North Carolina (1-3) 6 #26 Virginia (2-1) 17, at #31 Georgia Tech (3-1) 31 #1 Michigan (5-0) 35, at #43 Purdue (2-3) 31 --Whew!! The Wolves' and Lloyd Carr breathe a sigh of relief after this one!-- Duke (0-5) 14, at #20 North Carolina State (5-0) 41 #22 Penn State (4-1) 59, at Northwestern (3-2) 3 #5 Miami (5-0) 72, at Troy State (1-4) 7 --As expected, Miami rolls at Troy State-- #41 West Virginia (3-2) 20, at #9 UCLA (4-0) 24 --The Bruins stay unbeaten...barely-- #30 Stanford (4-1) 24, at #38 Oregon (2-3) 14 --Solid win for the Cardinal on the road-- #13 Tennessee (3-1) 45, at Syracuse (1-3) 3 Western Michigan (1-3) 0, at #16 Notre Dame (4-1) 52 --The Irish continue to impress with their 2nd strait shutout-- Navy (1-3) 9, at #18 Boston College (4-0) 42 Gadsden (0-4) 0, at #12 Colorado State (5-0) 62 Offensive Player of the Week: RB MARCO BELLAMY (Washington) : 40 carries, 299 yards, TD. Defensive Player of the Week: DE HARRIS MAY (Texas Tech) : 7 tackles (1 assist), 5.0 sacks! New Top 25 1. Michigan (5-0) 2. Texas (4-0) 3. Georgia (4-0) 4. Florida State (5-0) 5. Miami (5-0) 6. USC (4-0) 7. Nebraska (4-0) 8. UCLA (4-0) 9. Tennessee (3-1) 10. Oklahoma (3-1) 11. Colorado State (5-0) 12. Ohio State (4-1) 13. Notre Dame (4-1) 14. Clemson (4-0) 15. Boston College (4-0) 16. Penn State (4-1) 17. Washington (4-1) 18. North Carolina State (5-0) 19. LSU (4-1) 20. Wisconsin (3-1) 21. Kansas State (4-1) 22. Arkansas (4-1) 23. Virginia Tech (3-1) 24. Georgia Tech (3-1) 25. Vanderbilt (3-0) Stanford is ranked #27 in the nation.
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Week Seven
NFL Week Seven
Buffalo (5-2) 13, at Baltimore (4-2) 16 Carolina (5-2) 20, at Atlanta (3-3) 13 Chicago (4-2) 28, at Detroit (1-6) 24 Cincinnati (3-3) 20, at New England (4-3) 10 Denver (3-3) 20, at Houston (2-5) 10 Green Bay (2-5) 16, at New York G (6-0) 27 Jacksonville (2-4) 20, at Tennessee (3-3) 14 --Derrick Mason, 9 carries, 174 yards and a TD in the loss for the defending champs-- Kansas City (4-2) 17, at Indianapolis (4-3) 20 Minnesota (3-3) 16, at Dallas (4-3) 19 New York J (6-1) 16, at Cleveland (2-5) 12 Philadelphia (4-3) 19, at Washington (5-1) 24 Pittsburgh (1-6) 19, at Miami (4-3) 31 --Ricky Williams continues to roll with just 15 carries accumulating 124 yards and 2 scores-- San Francisco (3-4) 30, at St. Louis (4-3) 7 Seattle (2-5) 24, at New Orleans (2-4) 27 Offensive Player of the Week: QB BRIAN GRIESE (CAR) : 24-of-34 for 300 yards and 2 TD. Defensive Player of the Week: DE JOHN ABRAHAM (NYJ) : 4 tackles, 2 sacks. ** Fargas was idle, allowing Ricky Williams' 124 yard effort to pass him up for the league lead. Washington's McCullough got just 13 carries for 69 yards. Seattle's Shaun Alexander had 119 yards which moved him into third place with 608 yards and McCullough now in fourth with 572 yards. NCAA Week Seven #10 Oklahoma (3-2) 24, at #2 Texas (5-0) 31 --In the game of the week, the Longhorns come up huge over Oklahoma and could get that top ranking after it-- #18 North Carolina State (5-1) 7, at #26 Maryland (5-1) 41 #23 Virginia Tech (3-2) 17, at #5 Miami (6-0) 21 --How about a scare for the Hurricanes at the hands of VA Tech, the Canes handle them in the end-- #45 Arizona (3-2) 14, at #6 USC (5-0) 63 #46 South Carolina (2-3) 0, at #3 Georgia (5-0) 55 --I'm sticking with them...Bulldogs in 2004!-- #24 Georgia Tech (3-2) 14, at #4 Florida State (6-0) 26 #16 Penn State (4-2) 14, at #30 Iowa (4-1) 21 #21 Kansas State (5-1) 45, at #48 Iowa State (3-3) 14 #17 Washington (5-1) 31, at #27 Stanford (4-2) 20 --Stanford just couldn't quite get the job done versus the Huskies, fall to 4-1-- #7 Nebraska (5-0) 48, at Kansas (1-4) 3 #29 Pittsburgh (4-2) 33, at #15 Boston College (4-1) 32 --The Eagles' dream ends by one point to Pitt would should climb back in the top 25 with that win-- #41 Florida (3-3) 30, at #9 Tennessee (3-2) 27 --The defending champs fall at home to SEC rival Florida!-- #47 Mississippi (2-3) 21, at #22 Arkansas (5-1) 49 #43 Michigan State (3-3) 29, at #12 Ohio State (5-1) 42 Northwestern (3-3) 0, at #1 Michigan (6-0) 49 --Nice win for the #1 team in the nation-- #20 Wisconsin (4-1) 21, at #36 Illinois (3-3) 20 #8 UCLA (4-1) 21, at California (3-2) 31 --Disappointing loss for the previously unbeaten Bruins. The Golden Bears beat their rival and make their season-- #25 Vanderbilt (4-0) 31, at Kentucky (3-2) 28 #19 LSU (5-1) 41, at Auburn (1-4) 17 #11 Colorado State (6-0) 59, at Air Force (1-5) 0 #13 Notre Dame (5-1) 59, at Troy State (1-5) 0 --The Irish get their third shutout in a row and continue their climb back to the top-- Offensive Player of the Week: RB IRVING AGHEMO (LSU) : 29 carries, 205 yards and 4 TD. This is Aghemo's 2nd POW award this season. Defensive Player of the Week: DE KEVIN WICHER (Maryland) : 6 tackles, 4.0 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan (6-0) 2. Texas (5-0) 3. Georgia (5-0) 4. Florida State (6-0) 5. Miami (6-0) 6. USC (5-0) 7. Nebraska (5-0) 8. Colorado State (6-0) 9. Ohio State (5-1) 10. Notre Dame (5-1) 11. Clemson (4-0) 12. Washington (5-1) 13. Wisconsin (4-1) 14. LSU (5-1) 15. Kansas State (5-1) 16. UCLA (4-1) 17. Tennessee (3-2) 18. Arkansas (5-1) 19. Oklahoma (3-2) 20. Vanderbilt (4-0) 21. Maryland (5-1) 22. Penn State (4-2) 23. North Carolina State (5-1) 24. Minnesota (5-1) 25. Iowa (4-1) Stanford is #35 in the nation.
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Week Eight
NFL Week Eight
Atlanta (4-3) 38, at San Francisco (3-5) 31 --Jeff Garcia throws 4 TD passes in the loss to Hotlanta-- Baltimore (5-2) 34, at Cincinnati (3-4) 27 --Carson Palmer continues a good season with 353 yards and 3 TD's-- Chicago (4-3) 7, at New York G (7-0) 13 Cleveland (3-5) 17, at New England (4-4) 9 Detroit (1-7) 20, at Green Bay (3-5) 23 Indianapolis (4-4) 10, at Oakland (5-2) 20 Jacksonville (2-5) 24, at Kansas City (5-2) 36 New Orleans (2-5) 26, at Carolina (6-2) 28 New York J (6-2) 0, at Buffalo (6-2) 38 San Diego (2-5) 17, at Denver (4-3) 29 St. Louis (5-3) 37, at Arizona (0-7) 24 --Warner goes off throwing for 377 yards and 4 TD's in the Rams 5th win of the season-- Tampa Bay (4-3) 17, at Seattle (2-6) 13 Tennessee (4-3) 24, at Houston (2-6) 10 Washington (5-2) 20, at Minnesota (4-3) 23 Offensive Player of the Week: RB MARSHALL FAULK (STL) : 22 rush, 125 yards // 5 receptions, 131, TD. Defensive Player of the Week: DE CHAD SOUTHWARD* (OAK) : 6 tackles (1 assist), 3.5 sacks. * Our Defensive player of the week is a rookie out of Wisconsin and was the 8th overall pick by the Oakland Raiders. **Our two running backs both had just 55 yards and Ricky Williams was idle this week. Fargas is now #2 and McCullough is #5 with Minnesotas Onterrio Smith entering the race at #4. Sultan got just 10 carries for 55 yards...come on give him the ball!! NCAA Week Eight #6 USC (6-0) 34, at #12 Washington (5-2) 29 #5 Miami (7-0) 49, at #40 West Virginia (4-3) 14 --Erik Manning's squad just hanging around that top spot as the BCS rankings take shape-- #15 Kansas State (6-1) 41, at Colorado (2-4) 3 #28 Alabama (4-2) 52, at #14 LSU (5-2) 21 Connecticut (2-4) 0, at #10 Notre Dame (6-1) 69 --FOUR shutouts in a row for ND...too bad they aren't playing any good competition-- #22 Penn State (5-2) 27, at #24 Minnesota (5-2) 7 #2 Texas (6-0) 59, at Baylor (3-4) 17 #3 Georgia (6-0) 62, at Kentucky (3-3) 12 Mississippi State (3-3) 7, at #18 Arkansas (6-1) 42 #36 Virginia (3-2) 21, at #21 Maryland (6-1) 38 Missouri (0-6) 3, at #7 Nebraska (6-0) 38 #19 Oklahoma (4-2) 54, at #49 Texas Tech (3-3) 24 #11 Clemson (5-0) 27, at North Carolina (1-5) 7 #23 North Carolina State (6-1) 35, at Wake Forest (3-3) 6 Indiana (1-5) 3, at #1 Michigan (7-0) 59 --A cake walk for the favorites for the National Championship.-- #25 Iowa (4-2) 6, at #42 Illinois (4-3) 30 Michigan State (3-4) 6, at #13 Wisconsin (5-1) 31 #50 Purdue (3-3) 23, at #9 Ohio State (5-2) 20 --UPSET SPECIAL- The Boilers continue to ruin seasons-- Arizona State (2-4) 0, at #35 Stanford (5-2) 38 --Marincic continues his solid season with 33 carries for 131 yards and 2 scores.-- #16 UCLA (5-1) 59, at Arizona (3-3) 20 #20 Vanderbilt (5-0) 19, at Navy (1-4) 7 Offensive Player of the Week: RB JUSTIN BOYER (Texas A&M) : 27 carries, 228 yards, TD. Defensive Player of the Week: DT EDWIN HOUSTON (Michigan) : 6 tackles, 3.5 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan (7-0) 2. Texas (6-0) 3. Georgia (6-0) 4. Miami (7-0) 5. Florida State (6-0) 6. USC (6-0) 7. Nebraska (6-0) 8. Notre Dame (6-1) 9. Colorado State (6-0) 10. Clemson (5-0) 11. Wisconsin (5-1) 12. Kansas State (6-1) 13. UCLA (5-1) 14. Ohio State (5-2) 15. Oklahoma (4-2) 16. Arkansas (6-1) 17. Penn State (5-2) 18. Washington (5-2) 19. Maryland (6-1) 20. Vanderbilt (5-0) 21. Tennessee (3-2) 22. Alabama (4-2) 23. North Carolina State (6-1) 24. Boston College (5-1) 25. LSU (5-2) Stanford ranked #30 in nation. BSC RANKINGS - Through week 8 1. USC (6-0) 1.25 2. Michigan (7-0) 2.50 3. Georgia (6-0) 2.75 4. Texas (6-0) 5.00 ------------------------------ 5. Florida State (6-0) 5.25 6. Miami (7-0) 5.50 7. Notre Dame (6-1) 8.00 8. Washington (5-2) 8.25 9. Maryland (6-1) 9.00 10. Kansas State (6-1) 10.25
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I am going to try to speed this up a little bit without missing out on any of the information that we are getting now. I will get this season done in like four or five more posts. I will do weeks 9,10,11 and 12 for both NFL and NCAA in one post, 13,14,15 and 16 in another and then weeks 17 and the post-seasons in another. Just a heads up if it takes a little longer for a post.
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: St. Louis, MO
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Weeks 9,10,11 and 12...
NFL Week Nine
Arizona (0-8) 14, at Carolina (7-2) 24 Cincinnati (3-5) 22, at Buffalo (7-2) 28 Cleveland (4-5) 16, at Baltimore (5-3) 13 Dallas (5-3) 24, at Washington (5-3) 13 Denver (5-3) 24, at Jacksonville (2-6) 12 New England (4-5) 12, at Miami (5-3) 22 New Orleans (2-6) 7, at Tampa Bay (5-3) 20 New York G (8-0) 31, at Minnesota (4-4) 28 --Tiki Barber: 17 carries, 140 yards and 2 TD's keep the Giants undefeated!-- Oakland (6-2) 24, at Kansas City (5-3) 21 Philadelphia (4-4) 7, at Chicago (5-3) 34 --Heisman winner RB Derek Rice (USC) gets 115 yards, combining with Curtis Martin who goes for 89-- Pittsburgh (1-7) 17, at New York J (7-2) 23 San Francisco (3-6) 14, at Seattle (3-6) 17 St. Louis (6-3) 38, at Atlanta (4-4) 23 --Warner keeps the red hot Rams rollin' throwing for 271 yards and 4 TD's.-- Tennessee (5-3) 17, at San Diego (2-6) 10 Offensive Player of the Week: QB PEYTON MANNING (OAK) : 25-of-40, 354 yards 2 TD, 0 INT. Defensive Player of the Week: DE MICHAEL STRAHAN (NYG) : 4 tackles (2 assists, 2.5 sacks. **Both Sultan McCullough and Justin Fargas had identical days: 56 yards and a TD. It moves Sultan to #7 as the Jets Robert Holcombe moves into 5th with 713 yards. Fargas is now #3, behind Ricky (809) and O. Smith (806). NFL Week Ten Baltimore (5-4) 10, at Miami (6-3) 20 Buffalo (7-3) 13, at New England (5-5) 30 Cincinnati (3-6) 3, at Pittsburgh (2-7) 36 Dallas (5-4) 3, at Green Bay (4-5) 7 77 3 Denver (5-4) 16, at Kansas City (6-3) 20 Houston (2-7) 38, at Indianapolis (5-4) 41 Jacksonville (3-6) 30, at San Diego (2-7) 24 Minnesota (4-5) 20, at Chicago (6-3) 28 New Orleans (3-6) 38, at Arizona (0-9) 10 --Aaron Brooks throws for 243 and 4 TD's in the win as ARZ stays winless-- New York G (8-1) 14, at Philadelphia (5-4) 39 --The G-Men fall for the first time this season to division rival Eagles.-- Oakland (7-2) 34, at Tennessee (5-4) 31 --Justin Fargas gets an even 100 yards as teammates' Manning and Sapp take the P.O.W. awards - Also, WR Joey Porter has a great day: 10 catches, 232 yards and a TD.-- Seattle (3-7) 20, at St. Louis (7-3) 27 Tampa Bay (5-4) 27, at Atlanta (5-4) 31 Washington (6-3) 31, at Detroit (1-8) 7 --Sultan McCullough gets 113 yards in the game to stay among the leaders-- Offensive Player of the Week: QB PEYTON MANNING (OAK) : 19-of-40 for 372 yards and 4 TD (1 INT). Defensive Player of the Week: DE WARREN SAPP (OAK) : 8 tackles, 1 sack. ** Here is the top 5 RB now: 1. Ricky Williams (MIA) - 916 2. Onterrio Smith (MIN) - 878 3. Justin Fargas (OAK) - 841 4. Shaun Alexander (SEA) - 821 (w 1 more game than anyone else) 5. Sultan McCullough (WAS) - 796 NFL Week Eleven Arizona (1-9) 18, at San Francisco (3-7) 13 Atlanta (5-5) 30, at New Orleans (4-6) 45 --Deuce McCallister runs for 141 yards and 3 TD's-- Baltimore (5-5) 20, at Pittsburgh (3-7) 26 Carolina (8-2) 24, at Tampa Bay (5-5) 14 Cleveland (4-6) 30, at Cincinnati (4-6) 40 --Carson Palmer continues his huge year with 426 and 4 TD's-- Dallas (5-5) 3, at Philadelphia (6-4) 34 Detroit (1-9) 20, at Minnesota (5-5) 26 --Randy Moss goes for 172 yards-- Green Bay (5-5) 37, at Chicago (6-4) 34 Indianapolis (5-5) 7, at Tennessee (6-4) 30 Jacksonville (4-6) 38, at Houston (2-8) 35 --Byron Leftwich throws for 321 and FIVE touchdowns-- Kansas City (6-4) 17, at San Diego (3-7) 19 Miami (6-4) 24, at New York J (8-2) 29 Oakland (7-3) 17, at Denver (6-4) 27 Washington (7-3) 37, at New York G (8-2) 34 --Giants lose their 2nd strait and 2nd strait divisional game-- Offensive Player of the Week: QB BRETT FAVRE (GB) : 26-of-38 for 323 yards and 3 TD (0 INT). Defensive Player of the Week: DE CHRIS HOVAN (MIN) : 8 tackles, 2.5 sacks. **Sultan McCullough has a solid 78 yards and a TD. Justin Fargas wasa miserable 13 carries for just 19 yards. #1 Williams, #2 Smith, #3 McCullough, #4 Fargas NFL Week Twelve Atlanta (5-6) 14, at Oakland (8-3) 34 Chicago (6-5) 6, at Tennessee (7-4) 20 Cincinnati (5-6) 38, at Washington (7-4) 28 --WR Lavernues Coles had 208 yards and a TD!-- Houston (3-8) 25, at Green Bay (5-6) 21 Indianapolis (6-5) 29, at Detroit (1-10) 24 Kansas City (6-5) 27, at Carolina (9-2) 37 Miami (6-5) 24, at Arizona (2-9) 27 Minnesota (5-6) 17, at Jacksonville (5-6) 24 New England (6-5) 28, at San Francisco (3-8) 20 New Orleans (4-7) 16, at Denver (7-4) 24 New York G (8-3) 32, at Baltimore (6-5) 35 Philadelphia (7-4) 24, at Cleveland (4-7) 21 Pittsburgh (4-7) 35, at Dallas (5-6) 17 San Diego (3-8) 17, at Tampa Bay (6-5) 36 Seattle (3-8) 20, at New York J (9-2) 23 St. Louis (8-3) 30, at Buffalo (7-4) 27 Offensive Player of the Week: QB TOMMY MADDOX (PIT) : 19-of-25, 234 yards and 5 TD's. Defensive Player of the Week: LB AL WILSON (DEN) : 5 tackles (7 assists), 2.0 sacks. **McCullough gets just 8 carries for 19 yards and a TD. Fargas has a nice day, 132 yards and 2 scores. Fargas is #3 and McCullough is down to #6. NCAA coming later tonight.
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Great job on the dynasty.
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Sorry it has been so long...
We are going back to the old format...one week at a time, after I get NCAA caught up with four weeks today. Here we go... NCAA Week Nine #15 Oklahoma (4-3) 7, at #7 Nebraska (7-0) 37 #22 Alabama (4-3) 23, at #20 Vanderbilt (6-0) 26 #5 Florida State (7-0) 45, at #50 Virginia (3-3) 6 Texas A&M (2-5) 10, at #12 Kansas State (7-1) 38 #8 Notre Dame (7-1) 44, at Navy (1-5) 10 --The Irish continue their climb back to the top with a nice win at Navy-- Syracuse (1-5) 7, at #4 Miami (8-0) 45 --The Hurricanes add another win-- #3 Georgia (7-0) 45, at Auburn (1-6) 14 --The Bulldogs will still win it all this year, according to me!-- #16 Arkansas (7-1) 48, at Kentucky (3-4) 6 Wake Forest (3-4) 3, at #10 Clemson (6-0) 23 #2 Texas (7-0) 31, at Missouri (0-7) 14 #35 Washington State (4-3) 3, at #13 UCLA (6-1) 49 --QB Tom Welch went 22-for-35 for 383 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT as the Bruins win again*-- #28 Miami of Ohio (4-2) 21, at Central Florida (3-5) 38 #19 Maryland (7-1) 37, at Duke (0-8) 0 North Carolina (1-6) 22, at #23 North Carolina State (7-1) 27 Indiana (1-6) 7, at #17 Penn State (6-2) 41 #34 Iowa (5-2) 12, at #11 Wisconsin (5-2) 0 --UPSET SPECIAL-- #18 Washington (6-2) 27, at #49 Oregon State (4-4) 13 Mississippi State (3-4) 3, at #21 Tennessee (4-2) 56 San Diego State (1-7) 13, at #9 Colorado State (7-0) 59 Offensive Player of the Week: WR BRANDON HUNTLEY (Arizona St) - 11 rec. 322 yards and 4 TD. Defensive Player of the Week: S LENNY BRIDGES (UConn) - 10 tackles (1 assist) 3 INT, 0.5 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan (7-0) 2. Texas (7-0) 3. Georgia (7-0) 4. Miami (8-0) 5. Florida State (7-0) 6. USC (6-0) 7. Nebraska (7-0) 8. Notre Dame (7-1) 9. Colorado State (7-0) 10. Clemson (6-0) 11. Kansas State (7-1) 12. UCLA (6-1) 13. Arkansas (7-1) 14. Tennessee (4-2) 15. Ohio State (5-2) 16. Penn State (6-2) 17. Washington (6-2) 18. Maryland (7-1) 19. Vanderbilt (6-0) 20. North Carolina State (7-1) 21. Wisconsin (5-2) 22. Boston College (5-1) 23. Pittsburgh (5-2) 24. LSU (5-2) 25. Utah (6-1) NCAA Week Ten #19 Vanderbilt (6-1) 14, at #3 Georgia (8-0) 41 --The Bulldogs continue their run of destiny to the national championship!-- #25 Utah (6-2) 0, at #9 Colorado State (8-0) 44 #18 Maryland (7-2) 14, at #5 Florida State (8-0) 20 #15 Ohio State (6-2) 44, at #16 Penn State (6-3) 20 #13 Arkansas (8-1) 38, at #27 Alabama (4-4) 30 #20 North Carolina State (8-1) 33, at #10 Clemson (6-1) 0 --Clemson ends the run as NC State makes a huge jump, possibly to the top 10-- #7 Nebraska (8-0) 37, at #46 Iowa State (5-4) 24 #2 Texas (8-0) 35, at #49 Oklahoma State (5-4) 7 #12 UCLA (7-1) 35, at #30 Stanford (5-3) 21 --With Bostic and Sherwood standing on the sidelines, UCLA out duels the Cardinal-- Baylor (4-5) 14, at #26 Oklahoma (5-3) 70 #4 Miami (9-0) 55, at Temple (2-6) 10 --If only the Hurricanes played somebody this year they could play for the NC-- #28 Virginia Tech (4-3) 32, at #23 Pittsburgh (6-2) 35 #43 Oregon (4-5) 10, at #6 USC (7-0) 38 #24 LSU (6-2) 37, at #44 Mississippi (4-4) 10 Michigan State (3-5) 0, at #1 Michigan (8-0) 38 --WR Ben Ellard has another good day for the # 1 team in the nation, 86 yards and a TD-- #37 Purdue (4-4) 24, at #21 Wisconsin (6-2) 27 #11 Kansas State (8-1) 38, at Missouri (0-8) 17 Syracuse (1-6) 14, at #22 Boston College (6-1) 27 Arizona (3-5) 28, at #17 Washington (7-2) 56 South Carolina (2-6) 3, at #14 Tennessee (5-2) 55 --The defending champs keep climbing despite two losses-- Offensive Player of the Week: QB BILLY MOSS (Miami) - 27-for-31, 333 yards, 5 TD (0 INT). Defensive Player of the Week: DT LARRY FRANCIS (Colorado St.) - 8 tackles, 3 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan (8-0) 2. Texas (8-0) 3. Georgia (8-0) 4. Miami (9-0) 5. Florida State (8-0) 6. USC (7-0) 7. Nebraska (8-0) 8. Colorado State (8-0) 9. Notre Dame (7-1) 10. Kansas State (8-1) 11. UCLA (7-1) 12. Arkansas (8-1) 13. Tennessee (5-2) 14. Ohio State (6-2) 15. Washington (7-2) 16. Clemson (6-1) 17. North Carolina State (8-1) 18. Wisconsin (6-2) 19. Boston College (6-1) 20. Pittsburgh (6-2) 21. LSU (6-2) 22. Oklahoma (5-3) 23. Maryland (7-2) 24. Penn State (6-3) 25. Iowa (6-2) BSC Standings 1. USC (7-0) 1.50 2. Michigan (8-0) 1.75 3. Florida State (8-0) 4.25 4. Georgia (8-0) 4.25 ---------------------------- 5. Washington (7-2) 6.75 6. Miami (9-0) 7.00 7. UCLA (7-1) 7.25 8. Nebraska (8-0) 7.75 9. Arkansas (8-1) 8.50 10. Notre Dame (7-1) 8.50 NCAA Week Eleven #17 North Carolina State (8-2) 16, at #5 Florida State (9-0) 48 #1 Michigan (8-1) 13, at #24 Penn State (7-3) 21 --In the story of the year so far the Wolverines lose to the Nittany Lions at Penn State!!! #14 Ohio State (7-2) 45, at #25 Iowa (6-3) 20 Texas A&M (3-6) 0, at #7 Nebraska (9-0) 41 #6 USC (8-0) 26, at #43 California (5-4) 23 #22 Oklahoma (5-4) 24, at Colorado (4-4) 31 --Colorado adds to Oklahoma's rare mediocre season-- #13 Tennessee (6-2) 30, at #21 LSU (6-3) 10 #35 Alabama (4-5) 14, at #29 Florida (6-3) 31 #8 Colorado State (9-0) 42, at #44 New Mexico (5-4) 0 --The Rams continue to impress and move on up!-- Arizona State (3-5) 17, at #11 UCLA (8-1) 45 --QB Tom Welch has another good day: 20-of-34, 267 yards and 3 TD-- #16 Clemson (6-2) 20, at Virginia (4-4) 41 --UPSET SPECIAL-- #18 Wisconsin (7-2) 27, at Indiana (2-7) 3 Kansas (1-8) 17, at #2 Texas (9-0) 56 --BIG win for the #2 Longhorns, if only they could get some BCS respect-- #19 Boston College (7-1) 45, at Rutgers (1-7) 10 #20 Pittsburgh (6-3) 21, at Syracuse (2-6) 28 #46 Oregon (5-5) 31, at #15 Washington (7-3) 27 #36 Stanford (6-3) 52, at Oregon State (4-5) 22 #9 Notre Dame (8-1) 55, at #30 Brigham Young (6-3) 20 --The Irish continue to roll!-- Offensive Player of the Week: RB RANDALL WITT (Fresno State) : 165 yards, TD rush // 145 yards, TD receiving Defensive Player of the Week: DE CORWIN BROOME (Purdue) : 7 tackles (3 assists) 4.5 sacks. New Top 25 1. Texas (9-0) 2. Georgia (8-0) 3. Florida State (9-0) 4. Miami (9-0) 5. USC (8-0) 6. Nebraska (9-0) 7. Michigan (8-1) 8. Colorado State (9-0) 9. Notre Dame (8-1) 10. Kansas State (8-1) 11. UCLA (8-1) 12. Tennessee (6-2) 13. Arkansas (8-1) 14. Ohio State (7-2) 15. Wisconsin (7-2) 16. Boston College (7-1) 17. Penn State (7-3) 18. Washington (7-3) 19. North Carolina State (8-2) 20. Georgia Tech (6-2) 21. Maryland (7-2) 22. Clemson (6-2) 23. Boise State (6-2) 24. Florida (6-3) 25. Pittsburgh (6-3) New BCS Rankings 1. USC (8-0) 1.00 2. Florida State (9-0) 2.50 3. Georgia (8-0) 3.50 4. Michigan (8-1) 5.75 ----------------------- 5. Nebraska (9-0) 5.75 6. UCLA (8-1) 6.25 7. Miami (9-0) 7.50 8. Washington (7-3) 7.75 9. Notre Dame (8-1) 8.00 10. Texas (9-0) 8.50 **Michigan stays in the top 4 but drops out of the National Championship game. The Idle Georgia Bulldogs can't quite sneak in yet as Florida State and USC are the nations top two teams so far! Texas, #1 in coaches poll get no respect as the #10 ranked in this system. Miami, UCLA and Notre Dame are also in the rankings, making four of our guys' teams in the BCS rankings top 10. NCAA Week Twelve #2 Georgia (9-0) 26, at #12 Tennessee (6-3) 21 --In a game that would decide the season for my Bulldogs they come through beating the defending National Champs in Knoxville! That should get them in the top 2 BCS now!-- #13 Arkansas (8-2) 21, at #26 LSU (7-3) 24 #46 Colorado (5-4) 38, at #6 Nebraska (9-1) 31 --UPSET SPECIAL - the Cornhuskers falter at home to Colorado who just beat Oklahoma!-- #25 Pittsburgh (6-4) 12, at #4 Miami (10-0) 37 --Another win for the 'Canes but no National Championship in their future-- #8 Colorado State (10-0) 33, at #33 Brigham Young (6-4) 14 --The Rams keep the dream alive-- #3 Florida State (10-0) 41, at #22 Clemson (6-3) 20 --Is this enough to keep them ahead of Georgia in the BCS for the National Championship?-- #15 Wisconsin (7-3) 14, at #14 Ohio State (8-2) 27 West Virginia (5-5) 21, at #16 Boston College (8-1) 41 #24 Florida (7-3) 49, at #32 Vanderbilt (6-3) 13 #21 Maryland (8-2) 20, at #20 Georgia Tech (6-3) 17 #39 Illinois (5-5) 17, at #7 Michigan (9-1) 55 Arizona State (3-6) 31, at #5 USC (9-0) 45 #11 UCLA (9-1) 40, at Oregon State (4-6) 6 #44 Washington State (5-5) 32, at #31 Stanford (7-3) 46 San Jose State (4-6) 45, at #23 Boise State (6-3) 17 --All that hard work for Boise State to get into the top 25 and now this?!-- New Top 25 1. Texas (9-0) 2. Georgia (9-0) 3. Florida State (10-0) 4. Miami (10-0) 5. USC (9-0) 6. Michigan (9-1) 7. Colorado State (10-0) 8. Notre Dame (8-1) 9. Nebraska (9-1) 10. Kansas State (9-1) 11. UCLA (9-1) 12. Ohio State (8-2) 13. Boston College (8-1) 14. Arkansas (8-2) 15. Tennessee (6-3) 16. Maryland (8-2) 17. North Carolina State (8-2) 18. Penn State (7-3) 19. Wisconsin (7-3) 20. Washington (7-3) 21. Florida (7-3) 22. LSU (7-3) 23. Utah (8-2) 24. Oklahoma (6-4) 25. Virginia Tech (6-3) New BCS Rankings #1 Florida State (10-0) - 1.50 #3 USC (9-0) - 2.25 #2 Georgia (9-0) - 2.50 #7 UCLA (9-1) - 5.00 ------------------------------- #5 Michigan (9-1) - 5.25 #6 Miami (10-0) - 6.50 #9 Kansas State (9-1) - 6.75 #4 Texas (9-0) - 7.00 #8 Colorado State (10-0) - 8.75 #10 Notre Dame (8-1) - 9.00 ***So, the Georgia Bulldogs STILL can't sneak their way into the national championship game as long as the other two keep winning. QB Larry Bostic's UCLA Bruins move into the top 4 of the BSC Standings. Notre Dame is still barely in at #10 in both polls. Michigan is #5 in both. Here is a quick look at the remaining schedules for the top teams: FLORIDA STATE (10-0) 13 - @ Duke While they should win this game and go undefeated it will not help their BCS much. That is, unless they kill them! USC (9-0) 13 - @ #10 Notre Dame 14 - @ # 7 UCLA USC has a tough road ahead of them. Two of our teams that are in the top 10 on the road. If they find a way to win both of these games, they should get the NC on the spot! GEORGIA (9-0) 13 - vs. #21 Florida 14 - @ #28 Georgia Tech The team I think is going to win it all has a nice matchup with Florida and Georgia Tech. Two games that should end up in wins, an undefeated season and a spot in the National Championship game. Should be interesting to see. UCLA (9-1) 14 - vs. #5 USC What a story this could turn out to be. Say USC beats Notre Dame next week and comes into UCLA in the final week of the season with whoever winning that game most likely playing for the National Championship! We will see. It is going to be intersting. All four of these teams have a shot to make it. They all deserve it but only two will get it in the end. They way I feel about it is if Florida State destroys Duke and USC beats both UCLA and Notre Dame that should be the final. If USC loses to ND and beat UCLA that makes it come down to Georgia (assuming they win both games) and Florida State. Gotta love it! We will go one week at a time from now on as the NFL playoff race heats up and the race for the national championship does as well.
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very intriguing!!!! I am pulling for the dogs now as well... since Wisco ended up crapping the bed..
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NCAA Week Thirteen
FEATURED GAMES: #3 Florida State @ Duke As expected the Seminoles had no trouble knocking off a weak Duke team, 38-12. They didn't destroy them like they could have, which would probably help them out a bit. That ends the undefeated regular season at 11-0! Now they must sit back and hope they get that invitation to the National Championship game. Florida @ #2 Georgia The Georgia Bulldogs, #3 in the BCS rankings, and the team I think is going to win it all takes their undefeated record against SEC rival Florida. After the Gators scored first in the first quarter with a 34-yard FG, the dominant Bulldogs rattled off 40 unanswered points after being shutout in the first quarter! QB Lee Tubbs (16-25, 192 yds 1 TD) to WR Tyrell Phillips (7 rec. 100 yards, TD) was too much for the Gators to handle. Final score: Georgia 47, Florida 13. #3 USC @ #10 Notre Dame The Trojans complete half of the impossible, winning in South Bend, 30-10. This hurts Georgia's chances especially if USC can win in UCLA next week. That is going to be a huge game. That is the 2nd loss for the Irish this year and ends any hopes of a BCS bowl bid. Good season, nonetheless for CB Percy Lyon's school. Here is the top 25 scoreboard: #6 Michigan (10-1) 38, at #12 Ohio State (8-3) 21 --Another nice win for Michigan, could be in the NC game if not for the one slip up. #9 Nebraska (10-1) 35, at #10 Kansas State (9-2) 21 #4 Miami (11-0) 27, at #13 Boston College (8-2) 21 --Miami continues their impressive undefeated season with a win over upstart BC in Boston.-- #21 Florida (7-4) 13 at #2 Georgia (10-0) 47 Texas A&M (3-7) 0, at #24 Oklahoma (7-4) 59 Texas Tech (5-6) 13, at #1 Texas (10-0) 34 --Too bad the Longhorns just don't fit into the BCS system because they have had a great season-- #5 USC (10-0) 30, at #8 Notre Dame (8-2) 10 New Mexico (5-6) 10, at #23 Utah (9-2) 52 #3 Florida State (11-0) 38, at Duke (0-11) 12 Virginia (5-5) 31, at #17 North Carolina State (8-3) 24 --UPSET SPECIAL-- Wake Forest (5-6) 7, at #16 Maryland (9-2) 19 #18 Penn State (8-3) 22, at Michigan State (5-6) 13 #19 Wisconsin (8-3) 28, at Minnesota (5-6) 23 Syracuse (3-7) 23, at #25 Virginia Tech (7-3) 28 #27 Stanford (8-3) 28, at #45 California (6-5) 24 --Stanford finished the year on the right foot with a win at Cal. They should end up in the final top 25! #20 Washington (7-4) 24, at #50 Washington State (6-5) 28 #15 Tennessee (7-3) 48, at Kentucky (4-7) 0 Auburn (1-9) 10, at #14 Arkansas (9-2) 40 #22 LSU (8-3) 24, at Mississippi State (4-6) 6 Nevada-Las Vegas (3-7) 0, at #7 Colorado State (11-0) 34 --Great season for the Rams...can this one get them in the top 4 BCS? Offensive Player of the Week: QB Kendall Shroeder (South Carolina) : 25-of-29 for 376 yards and 4 TD's. Defensive Player of the Week: DE Grant Newhart (Illinois) : 12 tackles (1 assist), 4.0 sacks. New Top 25 1. Texas 10-0 2. Georgia 10-0 3. Florida State 11-0 4. Miami 11-0 5. USC 10-0 6. Michigan 10-1 7. Colorado State 11-0 8. Nebraska 10-1 9. UCLA 9-1 10. Notre Dame 8-2 11. Kansas State 9-2 12. Arkansas 9-2 13. Tennessee 7-3 14. Ohio State 8-3 15. Maryland 9-2 16. Penn State 8-3 17. Wisconsin 8-3 18. Boston College 8-2 19. LSU 8-3 20. Utah 9-2 21. Oklahoma 7-4 22. Virginia Tech 7-3 23. Iowa 8-3 24. Stanford 8-3 25. North Carolina State 8-3 **All five teams get into the top 25 this week! Impressive. New BCS Standings #1 Florida State (11-0) - 1.75 #3 USC (10-0) - 2.25 #2 Georgia (10-0) - 2.50 #4 Texas (10-0) - 4.25 --------------------------- #5 Miami (11-0) - 5.00 #6 Michigan (10-1) - 5.50 #7 UCLA (9-1) - 6.25 #8 Colorado State (11-0) - 9.00 #12 Maryland (9-2) - 9.75 #9 Nebraska (10-1) - 9.75 ***So, Georgia still can't sneak up there. They wil now depend on UCLA beating USC in the final week! Florida State is the all-around undisputed #1 and they are a lock for the big game. Or are they? Texas is finally getting some respect as they move to #4. A couple HUGE games next week: USC @ UCLA If USC wins this game they deserve to be in the big game. Georgia @ Georgia Tech [i]The Jackets would love to play spoiler. Unfortunately for the Dawgs they need a USC loss as well. Should be fun. NFL coming after class tonight.
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**For those of you that read the earlier week 13, my computer locked up so here is the new and final week 13.
NFL Week Thirteen Atlanta (6-6) 17, at Detroit (1-11) 13 Chicago (6-6) 21, at St. Louis (9-3) 31 Cincinnati (5-7) 10, at Oakland (9-3) 27 Houston (3-9) 0, at Cleveland (5-7) 20 Kansas City (7-5) 28, at Buffalo (7-5) 7 Miami (6-6) 17, at Indianapolis (7-5) 27 Minnesota (5-7) 14, at Arizona (3-9) 24 New England (6-6) 14, at Jacksonville (6-6) 21 New York G (9-3) 14, at Carolina (9-3) 7 Pittsburgh (5-7) 20, at Denver (7-5) 19 San Diego (4-8) 24, at New York J (9-3) 14 San Francisco (4-8) 31, at Dallas (5-7) 24 Seattle (4-8) 20, at Philadelphia (7-5) 17 Tampa Bay (6-6) 10, at Green Bay (6-6) 34 Tennessee (8-4) 27, at Baltimore (6-6) 0 Washington (8-4) 29, at New Orleans (4-8) 23 Offensive Player of the Week: QB DREW BREES (SD) : 25-of-36 for 283 yards and 3 TD. Defensive Player of the Week: DT ANTONIO COCHRAN (PIT) : 8 tackles (1 assist), 3.5 sacks. ** Sultan McCullough had 113 yards and a touchdown in his game and moves into 4th place. That gives him 1,006 yards on the season! Fargas (OAK) had 91 yards and 2 scores to move him into 3rd place (behind Williams and Smith) and tied for 1st with 9 TD (Travis Henry). The feel good story of the year in the NFL continues. NFL Standings - through week 13 Code:
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Week Fourteen
NFL Week Fourteen
Arizona (3-10) 17, at New England (7-6) 34 --DE Richard Seymour (NE) had 2.5 key sacks to lead the way for the Pats to stay in the playoff race-- Baltimore (7-6) 14, at Philadelphia (7-6) 0 Buffalo (8-5) 24, at Seattle (4-9) 3 Carolina (10-3) 20, at Oakland (9-4) 14 Cleveland (6-7) 24, at New York G (9-4) 20 Dallas (5-8) 9, at Cincinnati (6-7) 28 --Carson Palmer is having a great year...284, 3 TD, 0 INT in this one-- Detroit (1-12) 17, at Houston (4-9) 40 --The Texans go off on the hapless Lions. QB Carr is incredibly consistent 20-of-25 for 233 yards and 3 TD. RB Tony Hollings had 152 yards and a TD[/i]-- Green Bay (7-6) 34, at Indianapolis (7-6) 17 Jacksonville (7-6) 45, at Chicago (6-7) 20 --The Jags explode as QB Leftwich throws for 352 yards and 5 TD!-- Kansas City (7-6) 6, at Atlanta (7-6) 36 New York J (10-3) 20, at San Francisco (4-9) 17 San Diego (4-9) 31, at New Orleans (5-8) 38 --WR Joe Horn was on the receiving end of QB Brooks offensive player of the week as he hauls in 7 for 173 and 3 TD's!-- St. Louis (9-4) 20, at Miami (7-6) 30 Tampa Bay (6-7) 12, at Denver (8-5) 24 --Big day for RB Clinton Portis: 128 yards and 3 scores-- Tennessee (9-4) 24, at Minnesota (5-8) 3 Washington (8-5) 20, at Pittsburgh (6-7) 28 Offensive Player of the Week: QB AARON BROOKS (NO) : 29-of-38 for 498 yards and 5 TD's. Defensive Player of the Week: DE TONY BRACKENS (JAX) : 8 tackles, 3.0 sacks. NFL Playoff Picture Only one team, the St. Louis Rams have clinched a playoff berth as the very weak NFC West has them already clinching the title of that division. Four teams have been eliminated from the playoffs: Detroit Lions (1-12) Arizona Cardinals (3-10) San Diego Chargers (4-9) Houston Texans (4-9) NFL Standings Code:
NCAA Week Fourteen Big week to determine who will be playing for the 2004 National Championship! In the biggest game of the college football season #2 USC goes into #5 UCLA with the right to play Florida State for the National Championship on the line! Who knew this was going to be one of the best games in recent history? UCLA started things off right taking their first possession down the field and settled for a FG. 3-0 UCLA USC does the same driving strait downfield and goes for it on 4th-and-6...end up with a TD! 7-3 USC UCLA quarterback Tom Welch threw a costly interception to USC whose kicker is injured and were forced to go for it on 4th-and-goal from the 16. Somehow they complete the play and go up by 11. 14-3 USC. UCLA is stopped again but they come up with a big INT on defense and RB Houston caps off the drive with a 16-yard scamper to paydirt. 14-10 USC. HALFTIME. USC 14 UCLA 10 The Bruins, backed by the home crowd in Pasadena came up with a stop to start the 2nd half and then drove 91 yards for a score! 17-14 UCLA The Trojans had an answer as QB Boone ran a draw from 3-yards out to score and make the game 21-17 USC. UCLA ball with 6:47 on the clock. They have a nice drive but settle for a field goal. 21-20 UCLA. 2:22 left USC ball on their own 28. Somehow the Bruin "D" comes up with a pick of Boone and have the ball in great position on their own 43 with 1:54 left. That set the stage for the heroics. A face mask on the offense AND an ineligible receiver downfield just killed the Bruins and forced a 2nd and 20. Two incompletions ended the game! USC Holds strong and should play in the National Championship game. Top 25 Scoreboard #5 USC (11-0) 21 at #9 UCLA (9-2) 20 --[i]Should ensure a National Championship appearance for the Trojans[i]-- #18 Boston College (9-2) 41, at #10 Notre Dame (8-3) 14 --The Irish lose their third game of the season and should be proud of the effort this season.-- #2 Georgia (11-0) 41, at #36 Georgia Tech (6-5) 13 --My Dawgs win again but will the BCS give them a shot?-- Idaho (6-5) 3, at #27 Boise State (8-3) 34 #26 Clemson (8-3) 31, at South Carolina (4-7) 9 #1 Texas (11-0) 42, at Texas A&M (3-8) 3 --Texas wins on the road and still has a Big XII Championship game to play-- #13 Tennessee (8-3) 58, at #47 Vanderbilt (6-5) 7 Virginia (5-6) 7, at #22 Virginia Tech (8-3) 45 Offensive Player of the Week: RB Shaun Maxcy (Ole Miss) : 18 carries, 129 yards, 2 TD. Defensive Player of the Week: DE Brock Bidwell (Clemson) : 4 tackles (1 assist), 3.5 sacks. Coaches' Top 25 1. Texas 11-0 2. Georgia 11-0 3. Florida State 11-0 4. Miami 11-0 5. USC 11-0 6. Michigan 10-1 7. Colorado State 11-0 8. Nebraska 10-1 9. Kansas State 9-2 10. UCLA 9-2 11. Tennessee 8-3 12. Arkansas 9-2 13. Ohio State 8-3 14. Notre Dame 8-3 15. Maryland 9-2 16. Boston College 9-2 17. Penn State 8-3 18. Wisconsin 8-3 19. LSU 8-3 20. Utah 9-2 21. Oklahoma 7-4 22. Virginia Tech 8-3 23. Clemson 8-3 24. Boise State 8-3 25. Iowa 8-3 NEWEST BCS RANKINGS #1 Florida State (11-0) - 1.75 #2 Georgia (11-0) - 2.00 #3 USC (11-0) - 3.25 #5 Miami (11-0) - 4.25 ------------------------ #6 Michigan (10-1) - 4.75 #4 Texas (11-0) - 4.75 #7 Colorado State (11-0) - 8.00 #11 Boston College (9-2) - 9.50 #9 UCLA (9-2) - 9.50 #8 Nebraska (10-1) - 9.75
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GEORGIA NIPS USC IN LATEST BCS RANKINGS!
Trojans cry foul as the latest rankings have the undefeated Georgia Bulldogs ahead of USC and playing for the National Championship. PASADENA (AP) - Who would've guessed after the USC Trojans narrowly escaped Pasadena with an exciting 21-20 win over the Bruins of UCLA that they would finally be ousted in the BCS rankings? Well, nobody. The Georgia Bulldogs (11-0) have been waiting all season long to break that invisible barrier separating them from getting into the top two teams. It finally happened at the right time. On the heels of a 41-13 victory at Georgia Tech, they will get that shot. The Trojans, meanwhile, are scratching their heads as to why an undefeated season that ends with a huge win over a two top-ten teams on the road, would push them down. Both teams are undefeated and both deserve to be in the game. Unfortunately they both couldn't make it. This could be a non issue if the Bulldogs, who have a game to play yet, lose in the SEC Championship game. They will face #18 LSU (8-3). In other BCS related championship games, the undefeated Texas Longhorns will do battle with #8 Nebraska for the right to claim the Big XII championship. If Texas puts in a good showing they could add to the inevitable annual BCS mess. Only time will tell.
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02-05-2004, 03:18 PM
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East Coast bias.
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I wonder who does deserve it. I mean both had great seasons. Both undefeated and I think they both had tougher schedules than Florida State. Im away from my comp. right now but when I get back I will take a look.
Next week coming up tonight sometime. Geez, I just realized how much I am getting into this and our five guys aren't even playing. Wait until next year!
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02-05-2004, 05:49 PM
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NFL Week Fifteen
Chicago (6-8) 14, at Green Bay (8-6) 31 Cincinnati (6-8) 28, at Cleveland (7-7) 35 --Carson Palmer's 413 yards and 4 TDs werent enough for the Bengals as they drop out. WR Jerry Rice for the Bengals catches 3 of the TD tosses. Just keeps on truckin'-- Denver (9-5) 20, at Oakland (9-5) 10 Houston (4-10) 23, at Jacksonville (8-6) 26 Minnesota (5-9) 16, at Detroit (2-12) 19 New England (7-7) 28, at Buffalo (9-5) 31 New Orleans (6-8) 30, at Atlanta (7-7) 22 New York G (9-5) 7, at Washington (9-5) 13 New York J (11-3) 24, at Miami (7-7) 21 Philadelphia (8-6) 20, at Dallas (5-9) 13 Pittsburgh (6-8) 7, at Baltimore (8-6) 27 San Diego (5-9) 24, at Kansas City (7-7) 21 San Francisco (5-9) 6, at Arizona (3-11) 3 St. Louis (10-4) 30, at Seattle (4-10) 27 --RB Adrian Peterson comes out of nowhere for the Rams who move to 10-4-- Tampa Bay (6-8) 10, at Carolina (11-3) 20 Tennessee (9-5) 7, at Indianapolis (8-6) 13 Offensive Player of the Week: QB AARON BROOKS (NO) : 24-of-32 for 296 yards and 4 TD (0 INT). 2nd week in a row POW. Defensive Player of the Week: DT DARYL GARDENER (DEN) : 4 tackles (1 assist), 3.0 sacks. NFL Playoff Picture Carolina (11-3) join St. Louis as the only two playoff certainties. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Dallas, San Francisco and Seattle join the Lions, Cardinals, Chargers and Texans as eliminated teams. NFL Standings Code:
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02-06-2004, 08:41 PM
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GEORGIA WINS SEC; BRING ON THE 'NOLES
The Bulldogs bully LSU in the SEC Championship and will play the Florida State Seminoles in the Fiesta Bowl for the National Championship. The Georgia Bulldogs will play the Florida State Seminoles in the Fiesta Bowl in a couple of weeks. The reason that statement is so impactful is because we have been waiting a long time for a concrete answer to that question. Georgia (12-0) finally got the respect they deserve as their undefeated season culminated with a 38-32 win over LSU in the SEC title game. Georgia now moves to #1 in all voter polls and in the BCS. Florida State (11-0) is a close #2. There was a major question as to if the BCS system was going to get it right. It got it right. So the stage is set for an exciting National Championship game. The 2004 Fiesta Bowl: Georgia Bulldogs (12-0) vs. Florida State Seminoles (11-0) In other Championship games the Nebraska Cornhuskers upset the formerly top ranked and undefeated Texas Longhorns 31-24 and capture the Big 12 championship.
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02-06-2004, 09:14 PM
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NFL Week Sixteen
$Arizona% (4-11) 24, at New York J (11-4) 20 Baltimore (8-7) 0, at $Washington% (10-5) 37 Carolina (11-4) 25, at $San Diego% (6-9) 27 $Cleveland% (8-7) 30, at Dallas (5-10) 20 **Denver (9-6) 28, at $Atlanta% (8-7) 36 --TJ Duckett's 159 yard performance leads the Falcons to victory--Detroit (2-13) 31, at $Tennessee% (10-5) 34 $Green Bay% (9-6) 30, at Jacksonville (8-7) 20 $Houston% (5-10) 21, at Minnesota (5-10) 14 Indianapolis (8-7) 21, at $Chicago% (7-8) 23 $Miami% (8-7) 30, at Seattle (4-11) 13 New England (7-8) 16, at $St. Louis% (11-4) 27 New Orleans (6-9) 10, at $Kansas City% (8-7) 28 $New York G% (10-5) 34, at Cincinnati (6-9) 31 Oakland (9-6) 3, at $Tampa Bay% (7-8) 27 --Simeon Rice had 3.0 sacks in the game as the Bucs roll.-- $Philadelphia% (9-6) 31, at Pittsburgh (6-9) 17 San Francisco (5-10) 21, at $Buffalo% (10-5) 31 Offensive Player of the Week: QB KERRY COLLINS (NYG) : 28-of-42 for 285 yards and 4 TD's. Defensive Player of the Week: OLB GERALD HAYED (ARZ) : 10 tackles (4 assists) 1.0 sack. NFL PLAYOFF PICTURE OK, here goes: NFC: Following teams clinched a playoff berth and division title St. Louis Rams (11-4) - NFC West Carolina Panthers (11-4) - NFC South Green Bay Packers (9-6) - NFC North Following teams clinch playoff berth Washington Redskins (10-5) New York Giants (10-5) **These two teams will play of the NFC East title. Following teams still alive for spot (1 remaining) Philadelphia Eagles (9-6) Atlanta Falcons (8-7) The Rams, Panthers, Skins and Giants can still get home field advantage. AFC: Following teams clinched a playoff berth and division title Tennessee Titans (10-5) - AFC South Following teams clinch playoff berth New York Jets (11-4) Buffalo Bills (10-5) Following teams still alive for spot (1 remaining) Baltimore Ravens (8-7) Cleveland Browns (8-7) >>>One of these two will win the division and get in Denver Broncos (9-6) Oakland Raiders (9-6) >>>If Broncos and Raiders win they are in...one gets a home game with divisional title. Kansas City (8-7) Indianapolis Colts (8-7) Jacksonville Jaguars (8-7) Should be fun.
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02-06-2004, 11:28 PM
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Should be a very good NCAA title game. Hopefully, next season will see UM on top.
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02-08-2004, 02:08 PM
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NCAA Football Minor Tier Bowl games
Houston Bowl - Houston, TX Notre Dame (9-3) 45, Oklahoma State (6-6) 0 --Percy Lyon's Notre Dame team takes it to Oklahoma State in the Houston Bowl to finish witha nice season.-- Music City Bowl - Nashville, TN Pittsburgh (8-4) 42, Arkansas (9-3) 14 Motor City Bowl - Detroit, MI Oregon (7-5) 35, Miami of Ohio (8-5) 16 Peach Bowl - Atlanta, GA Florida (8-4) 19, Georgia Tech (6-6) 14 Hawaii Bowl - Honolulu, HI Brigham Young (8-4) 37, Texas Christian (6-6) 7 Las Vegas Bowl - Las Vegas, NV Alabama (7-5) 26, Bowling Green (7-6) 14 Humanitarian Bowl - Boise City, ID Ball State (9-3) 24, Central Houston (7-5) 21 New Orleans Bowl - New Orleans, LA Idaho (7-5) 38, Huntsville (6-6) 10 Next up...The Major Tier Bowl
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02-08-2004, 02:18 PM
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NCAA Major Tier Bowl games
Gator Bowl - Jacksonville, FL Maryland (10-2) 42, Utah (9-3) 14 Holiday Bowl - San Diego, CA Oklahoma (8-4) 38, Boston College (9-3) 14 Outback Bowl - Tampa, FL Tennessee (9-3) 28, Wisconsin (8-4) 23 Alamo Bowl - San Antonia, TX Clemson (9-3) 35, Iowa State (7-5) 7 Liberty Bowl - Memphis, TN Iowa (9-3) 41, Cincinnati (8-4) 7 Independence Bowl - Shreveport, LA Colorado (7-5) 35, Stanford (8-4) 23 --With RB Tommy Sherwood waiting in the wings his Stanford Cardinal lose in the Independence Bowl-- Insight Bowl - Phoenix, AZ Virginia Tech (9-3) 49, Boise State (8-4) 21 Seattle Bowl - Seattle, WA Purdue (8-4) 39, North Carolina State (8-4) 7 Up next...Four star tier bowl: Rose Bowl Nebraska Cornhuskers (11-1) vs Colorado State Rams (11-0) Cotton Bowl Ohio State Buckeyes (8-3) vs Kansas State Wildcats (9-2) Capital One Bowl UCLA Bruins (9-2) vs LSU Tigers(8-4) Sun Bowl Penn State Nittany Lions (8-3) vs Washington Huskies (7-4)
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02-08-2004, 02:28 PM
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NFL Week Seventeen
Atlanta (8-8) 9, at Carolina (12-4) 24 Cincinnati (6-10) 28, at Baltimore (9-7) 31 Cleveland (8-8) 6, at Pittsburgh (7-9) 31 Detroit (3-13) 23, at Chicago (7-9) 20 Houston (5-11) 13, at Tennessee (11-5) 44 Jacksonville (8-8) 23, at Indianapolis (9-7) 24 Kansas City (9-7) 24, at Denver (9-7) 6 Miami (9-7) 23, at Buffalo (10-6) 16 Minnesota (5-11) 14, at Green Bay (10-6) 41 New York G (11-5) 34, at Dallas (5-11) 31 New York J (11-5) 20, at New England (8-8) 45 San Diego (7-9) 31, at Oakland (9-7) 17 Seattle (5-11) 22, at Arizona (4-12) 17 St. Louis (12-4) 20, at San Francisco (5-11) 10 Tampa Bay (8-8) 38, at New Orleans (6-10) 31 Washington (10-6) 24, at Philadelphia (10-6) 28 Offensive Player of the Week: QB BRAD JOHNSON (TB) : 27-of-43 for 277 yards and 4 TD. Defensive Player of the Week: DE MARCELLUS WILEY (SD) : 6 tackles (1 assist), 2.5 sacks. NFL Playoffs NFL Wild Card Round: Buffalo (10-6) (-5) at Baltimore (9-7) Denver (9-7) at Kansas City (9-7) (-2) Philadelphia (10-6) at Green Bay (10-6) (-3) Washington (10-6) at New York G (11-5) (-3)
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02-08-2004, 02:38 PM
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VISTITORS DOMINATE FIRST ROUND
Four home teams lose in the NFL Wildcard playoffs! Home-field advantage took on a new meaning this week as the four road teams beat the home teams in the first round of the NFL Playoffs. In the first game the Buffalo Bills who won 2 more games than their hosts the Baltimore Ravens won 24-20. The Bills were denied a home game because the Ravens won their division with a 9-7 regular season record. The Denver Broncos made the trip to division rival Kansas City as both teams made the playoffs with a 9-7 record and the Broncos found a way to win 31-21. The 3-time defending NFC Champion Philadelphia Eagles keep the hope alive for a fourth as they go into Green Bay's Lambeau field and dominate the Packers 34-17. In the final game of the weekend and perhaps the most anticipated, the 11-5 Giants hosted the 10-6 Washington Redskins. The Redskins are propelled by a LaVar Arrington interception return for a touchdown with just 5:44 to play in regulation. They went for two and didn't get it but he defense held strong to bounce the Giants out of the playoffs, 15-14. Next up: The 2004 Divisional Playoffs... Buffalo (11-6) (-1) at New York J (11-5) Denver (10-7) at Tennessee (11-5) (-4) Philadelphia (11-6) at Carolina (12-4) (-3) Washington (11-6) at St. Louis (12-4) (-2)
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02-08-2004, 02:57 PM
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NFL Divisional Playoff Results
Buffalo (12-6) 28, at New York J (11-6) 23 Denver (10-8) 17, at Tennessee (12-5) 42 Philadelphia (12-6) 23, at Carolina (12-5) 12 Washington (12-6) 27, at St. Louis (12-5) 24 Only one home team wins this week as the defending Super Bowl Champion Titans kill the Broncos 42-17. QB Steve McNair wants to win another title as he goes 20-for-30 for 212 yards, 5 TD's and zero interceptions! RB Eddie George added 96 yards rushing and CB Samari Rolle had a 65-yard interception return for a TD. Denver's season ends at 10-9. The Buffalo Bills, favored again but forced to play on road finds a way to beat the New York Jets 28-23. It was a back-and-forth game all day long but in the end Drew Bledsoe's 24-yard strike to Eric Moulds would be too much for them. RB Charlie Garner was instrumental for the Bills in the win as he ran for 101 yards and a key touchdown. The favored Carolina Panthers could only muster four Quentin Griffith field goals as the Philadelphia Eagles win again in the playoffs 23-12. WR Dante' Hall caught 2 TD passes from Donovan McNabb to propel the Eagles into the NFC Championship game for the fourth strait season. The St. Louis Rams falter at home to the red hot Washington Redskins in a great game. Our boy RB Sultan McCullough had a huge 10 yard TD run in the game and the difference was a 95-yard TD pass from Patrick Ramsey to Taylor Jacobs with 4:55 left in the game! The Conference Championships are set. In the AFC the Tennessee Titans will host the Buffalo Bills. The NFC's version of the game will be hosted by the familiar Philadelphia Eagles as the Washington Redskins look to win on the road for the 3rd strait week!
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02-08-2004, 04:38 PM
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NCAA Bowls continue...
Four-star tier Bowl results
Rose Bowl - Los Angeles, CA Nebraska (12-1) 27, Colorado State (11-1) 22 Cotton Bowl - Dallas, TX Ohio State (9-3) 24, Kansas State (9-3) 16 Capital One Bowl - Orlando, FL UCLA (10-2) 31, LSU (8-5) 30 --In an exciting game the UCLA Bruins end a great season with a 31-30 win over the LSU Tigers!-- Sun Bowl - El Paso, TX Penn State (9-3) 27, Washington (7-5) 13 Coming up...The New Year's Bowls and the National Championship game! Sugar Bowl : Michigan (10-1) vs USC (11-0) Orange Bowl : Texas (11-1) vs Miami (11-0) Fiesta Bowl : Florida State (11-0) vs Georgia (12-0) NFL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Buffalo Bills (12-7) 7, at Tennessee (13-5) 24 Washington (12-7) 17, at Philadelphia (13-6) 38 SUPER BOWL REMATCH! Super Bowl XXXIV will pit the Tennessee Titans against the Philadelphia Eagles for the second strait year! The Eagles look for their revenge in Super Bowl XXXIV as we will have a rematch of last years title game. The Titans and Eagles had little trouble moving on to the big game as the Titans beat up on the Buffalo Bills 24-7 while the Eagles dominated the Washington Redskins 38-17. The Bills and Redskins just couldn't keep winning on the road, both teams already won twice on the road and their luck ran out.
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NEW YEARS BOWLS
Two of the five teams we will be following made these two games. The Michigan Wolverines (Irv Montgomery) and the Miami Hurricanes (Erik Manning). Sugar Bowl - New Orleans, LA Michigan (11-1) 45, USC (11-1) 0 --Still dejected from not making the big game the USC Trojans just get pummelled by the Wolverines.[-- Orange Bowl - Coral Gables, FL Miami (12-0) 33, Texas (11-2) 10 --Big win for Miami as the Texas Longhorns lose their final two games and Miami was a little tougher schedule away from a national championship!-- NEXT UP: Super Bowl XXXIV and the Fiesta Bowl (National Championship)! Super Bowl: Tennessee Titans vs. Philadelphia Eagles Fiesta Bowl: Florida State (11-0) vs Georgia (12-0)
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02-08-2004, 05:53 PM
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GEORGIA BULLDOGS COMPLETE DREAM SEASON!
'Dawgs come from 21 down to win the National Championship! In one of the most explosive championship games in recent memory, the Georgia Bulldogs reign as Champions of college football! The final score was 35-24. The Florida State Seminoles, #2 in the BCS rankings and 2 point underdogs in the game jumped out to a 21 point lead behind quarterback Kendall Van Anden who found his running back Corwin Labbe twice after RB Sammie Scovill started the scoring on the first drive wiht a 19-yard scamper. The Bulldogs got back into the game with a 39-yard TD pass from Heisman candidates QB Lee Tubbs to WR Tyrell Phillips. Tubbs then found Ian Solis just before halftime to narrow the lead to 7 points. All during this offensive onslaught led by Tubbs and Phillips, the Georgia defense, which had been embarrased in the first quarter, had picked up their game immensely. At halftime the quarterbacks were stealing the show as Van Anden had 230 yards and Tubbs had 239! A couple punts started the 2nd half and then Wesley Whitfield scored from 5 yards out to tie the game at 21. WR Tyrell Phillips showed up again as the Dawgs took the lead on another 6 yard strike to take the lead. The Georgia defense was able to come up with another three-and-out forcing another 2nd half Seminole punt. Then the Bulldogs put the game away as Wesley Whitfield scored from 34-yards out. A Florida State field goal was all they could muster as the celebration began and the Georgia Bulldogs complete the dream winning 35-24 and becoming the National Champions!
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TENNESSEE REPEATS!
Like Fiesta Bowl, the Titans overcome 21-0 deficit to win Super Bowl XXXIV! With 8:11 left on the clock in overtime Jeffrey Seay kicked a 32-yard field goal to complete the comeback and secure the second strait Super Bowl championship for the Tennessee Titans! The Eagles jumped out to a 21-0 lead with Donovan McNabb finding FB Jon Richie twice from 5 and 2 yards out. A Duce Staley 4 yard TD run put them up 21-0. Then they went into a comfort zone. The Titans started the comeback with a simple 39 yard field goal by Seay. Then Steve McNair took over. He found his favorite target Derrick Mason from 53 yards out and then Tyrone Calico from 16. Seay kicked a 37-yarder and then McNair found a rookie tight end, 4th round pick from Colorado with a 2 yard out. The Eagles show a lot of fight to come down the field and David Akers kicked a 21-yard field goal to tie. Philly won the coin toss and the Titans stopped them. The Eagle "D" came up with a stop too but Donovan McNabb threw an interception to give the Titans the ball back. The key play was a Christopher Brown 27 yard run down to the Eagles' 20 yard line. That set the stage for the rookie kicker from this year's champion Georgia! What a week for Jeffrey Seay. The Titans win Super Bowl XXXIV 37-34 in overtime to capture their 2nd world championship in a row.
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That will do it for 2004! The Tennessee Titans and Georgia Bulldogs are the champions!
We will do the post-season awards and all that. I will do a quick draft recap for the NFL and some player movement and then we will start these guys careers!
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College Football awards!
HEISMAN TROPHY RACE
1st: Tyrell Phillips - Junior - WR - Georiga - 81 receptions, 1479 yds, 22TD - 124 votes 2nd: Allen Bernstein - Senior - RB - Ohio State - 389 carries for 2081 yds, 23TD - 118 votes 3rd: Lee Tubbs - Juinor - QB - Georgia - 265-for-404, 4081 yds, 42 TD, 12 Int - 114 votes *Unbelievebably, the #1 and #3 finishers from Georgia QB Lee Tubbs and WR Tyrell Phillips are both Juniors. Phillips, the winner actually has a red-shirt meaning he has 2 years remaining. That is, if they don't go for the NFL after winning it all. **Ronald Marincic, the senior running back ahead of our red shirted freshman Tommy Sherwood at Stanford, finished with 99 votes for his 395 carries, 1,964 yards and 18 TD. OTHER AWARDS Major Awards Heisman Trophy Winner: Tyrell Phillips (Georgia) Top Offensive Player: Lee Tubbs (Georgia) Top Defensive Player: Ryan Boireau (Texas) Top Offensive Freshman: Andre Andruzzi (New Mexico State) Top Defensive Freshman: Steve Kemp (Huntsville) 1st team All-American Code:
2nd team All-Americans Code:
Top High School recruits - 2004 QB - Kerr, Scottie (Texas) RB - Malcolm, Jesse (Tennessee) FB - Rodenhauser, K.C. (Oregon State) TE - Aviles, Gino (Texas Tech) WR - Russell, Marc (Bowling Green) WR - Rieke, Rondell (Washington State) C - Caldwell, Marlon (Pittsburgh) G - Hope, Corey (Texas A&M) G - Moeller, Graham (USC) T - Thomas, Mercury (Texas Christian) T- Martin, Donovan (Miami) P - Sanderson, Al (California) K - Finch, Billy (Virginia) DE - Glenn, Wesley (USC) DE - Robbins, Carlton (Illinois) DT - Collier, Jesse (USC) DT - Loniewski, Jim (Colorado State) ILB - Garrison, B.J. (Notre Dame) ILB - Atkins, Richard (Texas Christian) OLB - Banks, Morris (Utah) OLB - Meidinger, Marty (South Oregon) CB - Gilmore, Robbie (Stanford) CB - Pyle, Paul (UCLA) S - Riley, Bo (Fresno State) S - Shinn, Carlton (Ohio State)
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NFL Awards and Off-season...
NFL Awards
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Free Agent Movement DE Shaun Ellis - Arizona WR Jerry Porter - Cincinnati --Bengals getting Carson Palmer that one big time target!-- LB Kieth Bullock - San Francisco LB Kendrell Bell - Carolina CB Fred Smoot - Carolina QB Kerry Collins - Carolina WR Plaxico Burress - Baltimore WR Mushin Muhammad - Pittsburgh TE Bubba Franks - Jacksonville *The Carolina Panthers do not mess around in free agency and make it clear they want to win a Super Bowl next year! The Steelers lose Burress but get Muhammad and the Niners and Cardinals make their defenses stronger. 2004 AMATEUR DRAFT 1. Detroit - Rhyne, Colin, DT, Texas 2. Arizona - Boyer, J.R., T, Oregon State 3. Minnesota - Fielding, Howie, DT, Oklahoma 4. Seattle - Mathis, Deron, T, Texas 5. Dallas - Booker, Bobby, CB, Michigan State 6. San Francisco - Weeks, Kurt, G, Ohio State 7. Houston - Talley, Ike, RB, Texas 8. New Orleans - Currier, Ross, DE, Texas --The Texas Longhorns have 4 of the top 8 picks!-- 9. Cincinnati - Lacy, Sammy, CB, Michigan 10. Chicago - Burks, Randy, CB, Washington State 11. San Diego - Andrews, Ross, T, Tennessee 12. Pittsburgh - Stargell, Randy, T, Colorado 13. Tampa Bay - Brock, Norm, G, Illinois 14. Atlanta - Wells, Rickey, S, Ohio State 15. New England - Beyer, Les, G, Florida State 16. Seattle - Marsh, Zack, DT, Nebraska 17. Cleveland - Oliver, Gary, DT, Illinois 18. Miami - Brandon, Emmitt, ILB, Boston College 19. Indianapolis - Boyer, Justin, RB, Texas A&M 20. Oakland - Huntley, Brandon, WR, Arizona State 21. Denver - Ward, Tim, CB, Washington State 22. Washington - Mauriello, Ronald, S, Florida State 23. Buffalo - King, Michael, QB, Southern California 24. Indianapolis - Arnold, Tracy, G, Ohio State 25. Kansas City - Howe, Bobby, ILB, Miami, Florida 26. Green Bay - Reese, Norman, CB, Georgia 27. New York J - Marincic, Ronald, RB, Stanford --The Stanford RB and our Tommy Sherwood's mentor goes to the Jets 27th overall.-- 28. New York G - Collins, Kendall, T, Nebraska 29. Carolina - Hitchcock, Nathan, OLB, Virginia Tech 30. St. Louis - Oliver, Jay, S, Colorado State 31. Philadelphia - Norton, Mark, RB, Notre Dame 32. Tennessee - Johnston, Fred, OLB, Washington 33. Detroit - Blair, Moe, RB, Washington State 34. Arizona - Noll, Christian, G, Tennessee 35. Minnesota - Garland, Patrick, OLB, Nebraska 36. Seattle - Hudson, Jorge, DT, Auburn 37. Dallas - Maier, Britt, DT, Alabama 38. San Francisco - Harmon, Luther, RB, Washington 39. Houston - Sherman, Derek, S, Florida State 40. New Orleans - Stewart, Bennie, C, Virginia Tech 41. Cincinnati - Newton, Raymond, OLB, Miami, Florida 42. Chicago - Barringer, Frankie, G, Miami, Florida 43. San Diego - Brewster, K.C., DE, Oklahoma 44. Pittsburgh - Beyer, Dexter, CB, Nebraska 45. Tampa Bay - Broome, Corwin, DE, Purdue 46. Atlanta - Richmond, Maurice, C, Pittsburgh 47. New England - Williamson, Quinn, T, Michigan 48. Jacksonville - Whitfield, Wesley, RB, Georgia 49. Cleveland - Bruno, Ralph, S, Ohio State 50. Miami - Prescott, Christian, G, Kansas State 51. Indianapolis - Carpenter, Patrick, DE, Georgia 52. Oakland - Bradshaw, Mack, DE, Boston College 53. Denver - Rife, Lance, DT, Texas A&M 54. Washington - Stickney, B.J., DT, Notre Dame 55. Buffalo - Hauser, Corey, T, Southern California 56. Baltimore - Montreuil, Billy Joe, DE, Tennessee 57. Kansas City - Thornton, Isaac, WR, Southern California 58. Green Bay - Holmes, Brock, G, Texas 59. New York J - Chandler, Arnold, QB, Ohio State 60. New York G - Kravitz, Freddie, WR, Texas A&M 61. Carolina - Davis, Van, WR, Texas 62. St. Louis - Craig, Clarence, CB, Wisconsin 63. Philadelphia - Hastings, Alonzo, DT, Michigan 64. Tennessee - Andrews, Cornelius, G, Indiana 65. Detroit - O'Neill, Renaldo, C, Pittsburgh 66. Indianapolis - Cochrane, Edgar, CB, Pittsburgh 67. Minnesota - Henson, Richard, C, Georgia 68. Seattle - Donovan, Mark, DE, Oklahoma 69. Dallas - Lane, Claude, G, California 70. San Francisco - Mayes, Mercury, DT, Illinois 71. Houston - Quinones, Jessie, OLB, Texas Tech 72. New Orleans - Natale, Chester, FB, Michigan 73. Cincinnati - Banks, Lamar, S, Southern California 74. Chicago - Matijacic, Andre, TE, UCLA 75. San Diego - Andrews, Randall, S, Alabama 76. San Francisco - Lane, Percy, TE, Washington State 77. Tampa Bay - Clinton, Rusty, T, Maryland 78. Atlanta - Brennan, Chris, G, Clemson 79. New England - Sybrowski, Devin, S, Washington State 80. Jacksonville - Still, Clarence, ILB, Penn State 81. Minnesota - Schulz, Norm, CB, Boise State 82. Miami - Duran, Jerald, G, South Carolina 83. Indianapolis - Cintron, Leland, CB, Maryland 84. Oakland - Henderson, Amos, OLB, California 85. Denver - Jackson, Timothy, S, Florida 86. Washington - Brooks, Richie, CB, Alabama 87. Buffalo - Schwarzhaupt, Riddick, CB, Colorado 88. Baltimore - Villasenor, Raymond, DE, Michigan 89. Kansas City - Grant, Cory, G, Miami, Florida 90. Green Bay - Hancock, Kennedy, TE, California 91. New York J - Haas, Rico, C, Texas A&M 92. New York G - Henry, Mark, QB, Georgia Tech 93. Carolina - Peterson, Jessie, WR, Texas 94. St. Louis - Cobbins, Wesley, CB, Georgia 95. Philadelphia - McGee, C.J., DT, Colorado State 96. Tennessee - Agustoni, Zack, T, Ohio State 97. Detroit - Creed, Brent, ILB, Louisiana State 98. Arizona - Battle, Ralph, ILB, Alabama 99. Minnesota - Clark, Jose, P, Florida 100. Seattle - Reyes, Ike, FB, Miami, Florida 101. Dallas - Malewitz, Brad, WR, Arkansas 102. San Francisco - Fulkerson, Will, DE, UCLA 103. Houston - Colon, D.J., CB, Miami, Florida 104. New Orleans - Hanson, Tyrus, S, Colorado State 105. Cincinnati - Heiden, Jon, T, Michigan 106. Chicago - Miller, Riddick, OLB, Michigan 107. San Diego - Sheldon, Dustin, FB, Colorado 108. Pittsburgh - Gorcester, Lionel, T, North Carolina State 109. Tampa Bay - Harry, Willie, ILB, Nebraska 110. Atlanta - Fryer, Orlando, OLB, Texas Tech 111. New England - Delgadillo, Glenn, T, Mississippi State 112. Jacksonville - Gunn, Donny, DE, Texas Tech 113. Cleveland - Sweeney, Dominic, OLB, Southern California 114. Miami - Kennedy, Leon, DT, Virginia 115. Indianapolis - Compton, Heath, WR, Clemson 116. Oakland - May, Les, OLB, Arizona State 117. Denver - England, Charlie, G, Florida 118. Washington - Money, Rex, CB, Colorado State 119. Buffalo - Shepard, Austin, CB, Clemson 120. Baltimore - Wayman, Luther, G, Michigan State 121. Kansas City - Marcotte, Bo, T, Southern California 122. Green Bay - Ogden, Karl, OLB, Ohio State 123. New York J - Murray, Riddick, ILB, Georgia 124. New York G - Patterson, Freddie, WR, Michigan State 125. Carolina - Sutter, Otis, CB, Texas A&M 126. St. Louis - McElroy, Vinny, TE, Mississippi 127. Philadelphia - Yocum, Dexter, WR, Penn State 128. Tennessee - McIntyre, Darren, T, Miami, Florida 129. Detroit - Carr, Edgar, OLB, Fresno State 130. Arizona - Coyle, Lenny, TE, Mississippi 131. Minnesota - Barnard, Rico, OLB, Utah 132. Seattle - Emerson, Mack, OLB, Texas 133. Dallas - DePree, Leon, DE, California 134. Cincinnati - Upshaw, Seth, RB, Nebraska 135. Houston - Schmitt, Arnold, DT, Michigan State 136. New Orleans - Daveria, Al, P, Notre Dame 137. Cincinnati - Blackburn, Leland, K, Clemson 138. Chicago - Mathews, Julio, OLB, Florida 139. San Diego - Garcia, Stanley, S, Florida 140. Pittsburgh - Kegley, Johnnie, S, Auburn 141. Tampa Bay - Trapp, Stephen, OLB, Maryland 142. Atlanta - Alcott, Deron, OLB, Penn State 143. San Francisco - Cote, Harvey, DE, Florida State 144. Jacksonville - Shinkle, Eddie, DE, Ohio State 145. Carolina - Whalen, Frankie, T, Georgia Tech 146. Miami - Hampton, Bernie, DT, Wisconsin 147. Indianapolis - Fleming, Clay, T, Toledo 148. Oakland - Pearson, Kenyon, DT, Nebraska 149. Denver - Jongeling, Clyde, K, Notre Dame 150. Washington - Banks, Kevin, DE, Syracuse 151. Buffalo - Nadeau, Charlie, WR, Nebraska 152. Baltimore - Cortez, Marcus, T, West Virginia 153. Kansas City - Sachs, Timothy, S, Oklahoma 154. Green Bay - Strzelczyk, Benjamin, OLB, Texas A&M 155. New York J - Stokes, Grady, G, Oregon 156. New York G - Gisler, Darnell, G, Cincinnati 157. Carolina - Fox, Freddie, DT, Florida State 158. St. Louis - Delong, Rusty, FB, Wake Forest 159. Philadelphia - Darius, Drew, FB, Texas Tech 160. Tennessee - Odom, J.J., DE, Florida 161. Detroit - Marshall, Archie, T, Arkansas 162. Arizona - Brown, Kent, T, Texas 163. Minnesota - Harding, Todd, TE, Notre Dame 164. Seattle - Perez, Kyle, OLB, Nebraska 165. Dallas - Wallace, Noodle, DE, Georgia Tech 166. San Francisco - Hansen, Martin, P, Oregon 167. Houston - Parrella, Kennedy, DT, Arizona 168. New Orleans - Aceves, Lance, QB, Boise State 169. Cincinnati - Maxcy, Shaun, RB, Mississippi 170. Chicago - Lynnwood, Terry, T, Kansas State 171. San Diego - Sanyika, Johnnie, DT, Georgia Tech 172. Pittsburgh - Malone, Jeffrey, DT, West Virginia 173. Tampa Bay - Dillon, Arnie, OLB, Oklahoma State 174. Atlanta - Lester, Albert, DT, Clemson 175. New England - Glasgow, Marty, P, Miami, Florida 176. Jacksonville - Cobb, Dwayne, FB, Texas 177. Cleveland - Heim, Colin, T, Michigan 178. Miami - Holliday, Chuck, CB, Oregon State 179. Indianapolis - Pegram, Teddy, DT, Ohio State 180. Oakland - Stargell, Rascal, G, Michigan State 181. Denver - Whittaker, Reggie, P, Iowa State 182. Washington - Mickus, Ike, DE, Utah 183. Buffalo - Clements, Leon, S, Arizona 184. Baltimore - Sims, Rondell, DT, Arkansas 185. Kansas City - Frederick, Lance, S, Kentucky 186. Green Bay - Bernstein, Monty, T, Utah 187. New York J - Swift, Cris, DE, Tennessee 188. New York G - Streeter, B.J., DT, Oklahoma 189. Carolina - McClennen, Eugene, P, Georgia 190. St. Louis - Wolf, Jessie, DT, Texas 191. Philadelphia - Reynolds, Lonnie, CB, Iowa State 192. Tennessee - Kolb, Adam, DT, Alabama 193. Detroit - Mayes, Kyle, T, Iowa State 194. Arizona - Baskin, Mitch, S, Pittsburgh 195. Minnesota - Kowal, Bruce, G, Penn State 196. Seattle - Aghemo, Irving, RB, Louisiana State 197. Dallas - Booker, Hugh, WR, Arkansas 198. San Francisco - Bensen, Randal, C, Miami, Florida 199. Houston - McIntyre, Dennis, DE, Kentucky 200. New Orleans - Nichols, Percy, C, Iowa 201. Cincinnati - Hardy, Korey, C, Ohio State 202. Chicago - Chapman, Ernie, T, Florida State 203. San Diego - Wolf, Renaldo, ILB, Penn State 204. Pittsburgh - Lankford, Hunter, DT, Georgia 205. Chicago - Burroughs, Jason, DT, Missouri 206. Atlanta - Robertson, Steve, T, Ohio State 207. New England - Gross, Kirk, OLB, Arkansas 208. Jacksonville - Goode, Joey, C, Utah 209. Cleveland - Whalen, Leon, WR, Auburn 210. Miami - Snyder, Justin, OLB, Alabama 211. Indianapolis - Nowell, Archie, T, Notre Dame 212. Oakland - Doyle, Orlando, G, Ohio State 213. Denver - Herndon, Earnest, QB, Virginia 214. Washington - Arnold, Alonzo, K, Georgia 215. Buffalo - Jackson, Leo, DT, Notre Dame 216. Baltimore - Nestor, Jorge, K, Kansas State 217. Kansas City - Lee, Lonnie, DE, Florida State 218. Green Bay - Kaplan, Winston, G, Washington State 219. New York J - Cote, Donny, FB, Michigan 220. Indianapolis - Kinard, Daniel, ILB, Wisconsin 221. Carolina - Kenyon, C.J., TE, Stanford 222. St. Louis - Marshall, Jackie, DE, Tennessee 223. Philadelphia - Humphrey, Kris, T, Mississippi 224. Tennessee - Springer, Erik, DE, Georgia **Georgia players QB Lee Tubbs and WR Tyrell Phillips (Heisman winner) will stay for their senior seasons! Scary.
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That is 2004! Wow. That was fun and a little crazy. Now it gets fun as these guys will actually be making contributions to thier teams. How much and how often is something we will have to wait to see. We will continue this in another thread. Thanks for reading!
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