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10-24-2003, 04:53 PM
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Location: The State of Rutgers
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You were back for the kick return but they didn't kick it to you. Maybe B.C. will be stupid enough to kick it to you tho. |
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10-25-2003, 12:27 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Week 11 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week #7 Virginia Tech @ #2 Miami - Miami 38-20 Other National Games The Bedlam Game, #14 Oklahoma @ #6 Oklahoma State - Oklahoma 28-14 #8 Penn State @ #9 Ohio State - Penn State 30-15 #20 Florida State @ #16 Tennessee - Florida State 34-0 Other Top 25 Games #1 Texas @ Nebraska - Texas 13-9 #10 Ole Miss @ South Carolina - Ole Miss 45-22 Kentucky @ #11 Arkansas - Arkansas 50-17 #12 Texas A&M @ Kansas - Texas A&M 33-14 #13 Southern Cal @ Washington State - Southern Cal 51-3 #23 North Carolina State @ #17 Georgia - North Carolina State 38-21 Texas Christian @ #18 Louisville - Louisville 19-3 #19 Minnesota @ Indiana - Indiana 35-20 #21 Iowa @ Illinois - Illinois 34-27 Southern Methodist @ #22 Fresno State - Fresno State 24-17 OT Texas Tech @ #24 Colorado - Colorado 35-10 The Battle for the Paul Bunyan Trophy, Michigan State @ #25 Michigan - Michigan 28-14 The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party, Florida vs Georgia - Georgia 43-42 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Broken Hearted Who said that the Bowl Rankings had to be fair? Photo: Orlando Parrish, Miami #55, and Marc Guillon, Miami #12 Bowl Rankings Story: They'll Gladly Accept Scarlet Knights are looking to stir up some controversy in latest Bowl Rankings. Photo: Brady Huff, Rutgers #48, tackles Winfred Hudson, Houston #33 Code:
Top 25 Polls Story: Flawless! Texas's close encounter with disaster may give them an edge. Photo: Gary Olsen, Texas #44, and Kris Robinson, Texas #52, celebrate the close win over Nebraska. Coaches' Poll Code:
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Heisman Watch Story: Closer to the Heisman? Miami's Guillon has passed for 2857 yards and 25 TD in 2006. Photo: Marc Guillon, Miami #12, avoids the Virginia Tech pass rush. /\ RS Jr. WR Andre Caldwell, Florida 54 rec, 972 yards, 14 total TD \/ RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 218 car, 1348 yards, 12 TD, 28 rec, 487 yards, 4 TD \/ Jr. HB Leigh Curry, Auburn 234 car, 1362 yards, 12 TD, 14 rec, 235 yards <> RS Jr. HB Austin Scott, Penn State 175 car, 1091 yards, 10 TD, 13 rec, 158 yards, TD <> RS Sr. QB Marc Guillon, Miami 184-305 yards, 2857 yards, 39 car, 85 yards, 26 total TD Awards Semifinalists Story: Voted In The Best DL announces Williams as one of its 12 semifinalists. Photo: Tyson Williams, Rutgers #95, tackles Winfred Hudson, Houston #33 Players of the Week Story: Player of the Week Huff collects Player of the Week honors following a lauger vs. Houston. Photo: Brady Huff, Rutgers #48, tackles Winfred Hudson, Houston #33 National PotW Offensive: RS Soph. HB Paul Tracy, West Virginia - 49 car, 250 yards, 4 TD, 3 rec, 37 yards Defensive: Jr. FS Tyrus Herman, Miami of Ohio - 4 tackles, 3 INT, TD Big East PotW Offensive: RS Soph. HB Paul Tracy, West Virginia - 49 car, 250 yards, 4 TD, 3 rec, 37 yards Defensive: Jr. MLB Brady Huff, Rutgers - 5 tackles, 4 TFL, 3 sacks, INT, FF, FR Congrats to TheLionKing on his great week 11 performance. Conference Standings Story: Yes! Scott and Nittany Lions are confident after conference victory ovr Ohio State. Photo: Austin Scott, Penn State #33 Undefeated Teams Miami (10-0) Penn State (9-0) Rutgers (9-0) Southern Miss (8-0) Texas (9-0) Winless Teams Temple (0-8) South Florida (0-9) Wyoming (0-10) Coach's Report Card 56-7 Victory! This is why we made you head coach. Job Security: A+ Regional Games: 3-0 National Games: 5-0 Avg. Attendance: 41,259 Last edited by General Mike : 10-25-2003 at 12:41 PM. |
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10-25-2003, 01:51 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Week 12 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week #5 Auburn @ #7 Ole Miss - Auburn 55-30 Other National Games #13 Louisiana State @ Notre Dame - Notre Dame 24-20 #8 Oklahoma @ #10 Texas A&M - Texas A&M 29-23 OT #12 Oklahoma State @ #1 Texas - Oklahoma State 35-23 Other Top 25 Games Houston @ #4 Southern Miss - Houston 26-23  Northwestern @ #6 Penn State - Penn State 30-14 #9 Arkansas @ South Carolina - Arkansas 36-24 #11 Southern Cal @ Oregon State 29-18 Pittsburgh @ #14 Virginia Tech - Virginia Tech 30-7 #15 Ohio State @ Michigan State - Ohio State 37-10 Clemson @ #16 Florida State - Florida State 45-20 Nevada @ #19 Fresno State - Fresno State 34-16 #20 Colorado @ Missouri - Colorado 20-17 #25 Minnesota @ Wisconsin - Minnesota 24-17 Arizona @ Washington - Washington 30-23 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Southern Miss Falls! Who would've predicted that Houston would do the unthinkable? Photo: Southern Miss coach Bowl Rankings Story: The Bigger Picture The latest Bowl Rankings have Miami playing for the National Title. Photo: Marc Guillon, Miami #12 Code:
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Heisman Watch Story: Heisman Hype Curry looks to garner AA honors, along with the coveted Heisman. Photo: Leigh Curry, Auburn #27 <> RS Jr. WR Andre Caldwell, Florida 62 rec, 1106 yards, 15 total TD <> RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 234 car, 1452 yards, 13 TD, 31 rec, 599 yards, 4 TD <> Jr. HB Leigh Curry, Auburn 239 car, 1388 yards, 13 TD, 15 rec, 278 yards /\ Sr. HB LenDale White, Southern Cal 162 car, 962 yards, 15 TD, 23 rec, 318 yards, 3 TD \/ RS Jr. HB Austin Scott, Penn State 194 car, 1236 yards, 10 TD, 14 rec, 186 yards, TD Awards Finalists Story: The Short List! The Scarlet Knights have a Best DL finalist in the Sophomore Williams. Photo: Tyson Williams, Rutgers #95 Bowl Projections Story: The Bowl Picture Auburn is looking at a possible Orange Bowl bid this post season. Photo: 2 Auburn teammates celebrate their win. Outback Bowl: Kentucky vs Minnesota Gator Bowl: Virginia Tech vs North Carolina State CapitalOne Bowl: Louisiana State vs Indiana Peach Bowl: Tennessee vs Maryland Rose Bowl: Washington vs Penn State Sugar Bowl: Oklahoma State vs Arkansas Cotton Bowl: Ole Miss vs Texas Orange Bowl: Auburn vs Florida State Fiesta Bowl: Miami vs Rutgers Players of the Week Story: Steppin' It Up Virginia Tech's Hall is named Player of the Week after convincing victory. Photo: Vince Hall, Virginia Tech #50, tackles Steve Buches, Pittsburgh #84 National PotW Offensive: Soph. HB Bo Allison, Nebraska - 414 All-Purpose Yards, 3 Total TD Defensive: Soph. LOLB Dante Middleton, South Carolina - 12 tackles, INT, 2 FF, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Jr. HB Omari Barnes, Virginia Tech - 25 car, 126 yards, 2 TD, 3 rec, 78 yards Defensive: Sr. MLB Vince Hall, Virginia Tech - 9 tackles (3 TFL) thealmight picked up Big Twelve Defensive PoTW honors after a 2 tackle, 1 TD performance. Conference Standings Story: The Class of the SEC Tigers win their conference game 55-30. Photo: Jim Nolan, Auburn #9 Undefeated Teams Miami (10-0) Penn State (10-0) Rutgers (9-0) Winless Teams Temple (0-9) South Florida (0-10) Wyoming (0-10) Coach's Report Card The players ran through some non-contact drills during the bye week. |
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10-25-2003, 02:19 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Awards Finalists
We're down to the final 3 for each award. Maxwell Award 1. RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 234 car, 1452 yards, 13 TD, 31 rec, 599 yards, 4 TD 2. Jr. QB Mark Barnett, Ole Miss 180-290, 2821 yards, 46 car, 267 yards, 26 total TD 3. RS Sr. QB Marc Guillon, Miami 184-305, 2857 yards, 39 car, 85 yards, 26 total TD Best QB 1. Jr. QB Mark Barnett, Ole Miss 180-290, 2821 yards, 46 car, 267 yards, 26 total TD 2. RS Sr. QB Marc Guillon, Miami 184-305, 2857 yards, 39 car, 85 yards, 26 total TD 3. RS Jr. Mike Bush, Louisville 138-273, 2274 yards, 68 car, 457 yards, 25 total TD Best RB 1. RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 234 car, 1452 yards, 13 TD, 31 rec, 599 yards, 4 TD 2. Sr. HB LenDale White, South Carolina 162 car, 962 yards, 15 TD, 23 rec, 318 yards, 3 TD 3. Jr. HB Leigh Curry, Auburn 239 car, 1388 yards, 13 TD, 15 rec, 278 yards Best WR 1. RS Sr. WR A.J. Bennett, Eastern Michigan 76 rec, 1098 yards, 12 TD 2. RS Jr. WR Andre Caldwell, Florida 62 rec, 1106 yards, 15 total TD 3. Sr. WR Sean Bailey, Georgia 51 rec, 1067 yards, 11 TD, 3 car, 16 yards Best OL 1. Jr. RT Lamont Carey, Ohio State 39 panckes, 0 sacks allowed 2. Jr. RT Frederick Spivey, Rutgers 37 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed 3. RS Sr. RT Derek Morris, North Carolina State 39 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed Bednarik Award 1. Jr. ROLB Damian Archie, Ohio State 71 tackles (14 TFL), 6 sacks, 4 INT 2. Jr. ROLB Kyle Brown, Brighan Young 121 tackles (20 TFL), 8 sacks, INT 3. RS Soph. RE Tyson Williams, Rutgers 33 tackles (21 TFL), 18 sacks Best DL 1. Fr. LE Andrea Foster, Eastern Michigan 57 tackles (19 TFL), 17 sacks 2. RS Soph. RE Tyson Williams, Rutgers 33 tackles (21 TFL), 18 sacks 3. RS Sr. RE Colin Ferrell, Kent State 49 tackles (17 TFL), 11 sacks Best LB 1. Jr. ROLB Damian Archie, Ohio State 71 tackles (14 TFL), 6 sacks, 4 INT 2. Jr. ROLB Kyle Brown, Brighan Young 121 tackles (20 TFL), 8 sacks, INT 3. Sr. ROLB Stephen Tulloch, North Carolina State 87 tackles (14 TFL), 5 sacks, INT Thorpe Award 1. Jr. SS Tony Curtis, Florida 76 tackles (8 TFL), 1 sack, 3 INT, 2 FF, TD 2. Jr. CB Pete Kramer, Rutgers 38 tackles (5 TFL), 9 INT, 4 TD 3. Jr. SS Maximus Meridius, Rutgers 62 tackles, (6 TFL), 1 sack, 3 INT, 2 FF, TD Groza Award 1. Sr. Michael Braunstein, Washington 24-27 FG, long of 42, 34-34 XP 2. Jr. Rashard Langford, Louisville 17-18 FG, long of 56, 41-41 XP 3. Fr. Carlton Holmes, Southern Methodist 23-28 FG, long of 49, 26-26 XP Best Coach 1. Penn State Coach - 10-0 2. Eastern Michigan Coach - 8-2 3. Miami Coach - 10-0 |
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10-25-2003, 02:29 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: The Town of Flower Mound
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Week 12 sucked. Both UT and Southern Miss lost for the first time. Maybe there's still time for USM to make up some ground and get into a decent bowl game...
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10-25-2003, 03:12 PM
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Location: The State of Rutgers
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10-25-2003, 03:22 PM
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General Manager
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: The Town of Flower Mound
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Sheeeeeeeeit.....
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10-25-2003, 03:27 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
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We lost our second game too...ouch
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10-25-2003, 03:30 PM
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General Manager
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: The Town of Flower Mound
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Ummm, third game blade...
Rutgers Texas A&M
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10-25-2003, 05:14 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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#2 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (9-0/4-0) @ #50 Boston College Golden Eagles (4-6/2-3)
We get back into conference action, against not a pushover, but a team we should be able to control handedly. This game is a tuneup for our game against Miami, but we can not over look them, or we'll be the next undefeated team to bite the dust. This game will have regional coverage. The commentators think it will be pretty ugly. Key Players Rutgers: CB Pete Kramer, HB Dan York, K Justin Apollo Boston College: QB Karim El Nokali, FB Johnnie Gross, K Gary Felton Injuries Houston: RG Chad Berlin - Broken Tailbone - 1 week CB Shelton Pritchett - Dislocated Ankle- 4 weeks HB Jeff Ross - Broken Jaw - 2 weeks Rutgers: QB Tommie Herron - Upper Arm Fracture - 9 weeks In the 2nd quarter, Tyson Williams set a new Rutgers single season record for sacks when he recorded his 20th. The Previous record was held by Nate Toran who had 19 in 1974, and had 52 from 1973-1976. Halftime Score: Rutgers 21, Boston College 0 In the 3rd quarter, Boston College's SS Robert Francis suffered a broken thumb. He will be out 3 weeks. Final Score: Rutgers 52, Boston College 0 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter RU 5 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 3:36 2nd quarter RU 1 yard pass from Spencer to Johnson (Apollo Kick) - 6:00 RU 63 yard interception return by Gant (Apollo Kick) - 0:40 3rd quarter RU 18 yard run by York (Apollo Kick) - 6:28 4th Quarter RU 5 yard pass from Spencer to Ritschel (Apollo Kick) - 4:51 RU 40 yard FG by Apollo - 1:51 RU 14 yard FG by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 0:40 RU 19 yard fumble return by Ritschel (Apollo Kick) - 0:31 Players of the Game Rutgers: HB Markis Facyson - 23 car, 134 yards, 2 TD, 3 rec, 33 yards Boston College: WR Jason Lilly - 7 tackles (1 TFL), 1 sack, 1 INT, Stats Passing Rutgers: Brooks Spencer - 17033, 147 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT Boston College: Karim El Nokali - 15-27, 145 yards, 3 INT Tavares Dickerson - 1-3, 14 yards Rushing Rutgers: Markis Facyson - 23 car, 134 yards, 2 TD, long 41 Dan York - 2 car, 38 yards, 1 TD, long 20 Mike Ritschel - 7 car, 32 yards, long 11 Brooks Spencer - 2 car, -20 yards Boston College: Johnnie Gross - 16 car, 51 yards, long 19 Karim El Nokali - 8 car, -42 yards Receiving Rutgers: Mike Ritschel - 4 rec, 34 yards, 1 TD, long 13 Markis Facyson - 3 rec, 33 yards, long 17 John Galt - 4 rec, 31 yards, long 10 Josh Hendricks - 2 rec, 27 yards, long 20 Samuel Johnson - 2 rec, 13 yards, 1 TD, long 12 Corey Barnes - 1 rec, 10 yards Chris Dodd - 1 rec, -1 yards Boston College: Warren Heath - 4 rec, 47 yards, long 38 Taylor Sele - 4 rec, 45 yards, long 18 Stevie Callaham - 4 rec, 30 yards, long 12 Dorien Bryant - 2 rec, 18 yards, long 10 Johnnie Gross - 1 rec, 14 yards Tony Gonzalez - 1 rec, 5 yards Blocking Rutgers: Khary McLaughlin - 5 pancake, 1 sack allowed Brandon Holt - 4 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Frederick Spivey - 4 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Omar Youngblood - 1 pancake, 0 sacks allowed Sanuel Johnson - 1 pancake, 0 sacks allowed Boston College: Tony Gonzalez - 1 pancake Taylor Sele - 1 pancake E.J. Stewart - 3 sacks allowed Floyd Blount - 2 sacks allowed Kyle Morris - 1 sack allowed Josh Beekman - 1 sack allowed Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Maximus Meridius - 9; Brady Huff - 8; Tyson Williams, Pete Kramer, Tavaris Gant - 4 Sacks: Tyson Williams - 3; Ed Cobb, Maximus Meridius, Brady Huff, Elton Bracy, Berkley Hutchinson, INTs: Tavaris Gant, Pete Kramer, Daniel Meeks - 1 Boston College Tackles: Jason Lilly, Markus Eaton, Kevin Miles - 7; Jake Ottolini, Robert Francis, Corey Gonzales, Scott Carr - 4; 4 with 3 tackles Sacks: Patrick Tatum, Jason Lilly - 1 INTs: Jason Lilly - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Justin Apollo - 1-1 FG, 40 yards, 7-7 XP Boston College: Gary Felton - 1 kickoff Punting Rutgers: Adam Slaughter - 4 punts, 38.5 average, long 47, 2 inside the 20, 32.7 net average, Boston College: Davon Lynch - 10 punts, 34.1 average, long 42, 1 inside the 20, 21.5 net average Kick Return Rutgers: John Galt - 1 ret, 15 yards Boston College: Taylor Sele - 3 ret, 22.6 average, long 26 Dorien Bryant - 3 ret, 19.3 average, long 23 Tony Gonzalez - 2 ret, 21.5 average, long 23 Allan Boldin - 1 ret, 22 yards Punt Return Rutgers: Josh Hendricks - 8 ret, 12.6 average, long 26 Adrian Gary - 1 ret, 25 yards Boston College: Dorien Bryant - 2 ret, 11.5 average, long 13 Next Week: The Big one. RU vs Miami at Rutgers stadium. |
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10-25-2003, 06:03 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Post Game Coach's Thoughts
We didn't play perticularly well all day long, but we did get key turovers including 14 points off of an interception and a fumbled kickoff. The 1st 2 picks we had were the result of good pressure on the QB and the ball being underthrown. The pick we threw was just some bad timing, trying to force the ball upfield near the end of the half. Offense: We had a good running game. We didn't really do a lot with the passing game, but we didn't really have to do much with it most of the game. The OLine created some nice holes at times and gave us time to throw the ball as well. Hopefully they can do more of the same next week. We did a good job of protecting the ball today as well. Defense: We played a really balanced defensive game this week, controlling the run game and neutralizing the passing attack. We forced turnovers when we needed to. Not too much more to say about a really solid all around effort. Special Teams: We need to get better at trying to get some yardage instead of trying to cut back and break a big return on punts. We need to get better at controlling our momentum on punt coverage as well, as we has one kick catch interference call go against us when Dodd was blocked into the return man. We were able to pin them down on the 4 on one punt, and almost forced the safety, if not for a broken tackle by their FB Gross. John Galt will get the punt return nod against Miami. Grades QB: B RB: A- WR: B TE: B+ OL: B+ DL: A- LB: B+ DB: A Sp. Teams: B+ |
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10-25-2003, 07:35 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Week 13 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week #13 Florida State @ #16 North Carolina State - North Carolina State 34-10 Other National Games #24 Maryland @ #22 Virginia - Maryland 16-10 #4 Penn State @ Indiana - Indiana 33-20 Brigham Young @ Notre Dame - Notre Dame 31-10 Other Top 25 Games #1 Miami @ Syracuse - Miami 33-6 The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry, Georgia @ #3 Auburn - Georgia 46-32 #5 Texas @ Texas Tech - Texas 24-21 #6 Oklahoma State @ Kansas - Oklahoma State 56-7 Missouri @ #7 Texas A&M - Texas A&M 27-20 Arizona @ #9 Southern Cal - Southern Cal 51-17 Temple @ #10 Virginia Tech - Virginia Tech 45-10 #12 Ohio State @ Purdue - Ohio State 27-26 #14 Oklahoma @ Baylor - Oklahoma 39-10 #15 Louisville @ Memphis - Louisville 42-10 #17 Fresno State @ San Jose State - Fresno State 45-10 The Battle for the Bell, #18 Southern Miss @ Tulane - Tulane 24-14 Iowa State @ #19 Colorado - Colorado 38-13 Northwestern @ #20 Michigan - Michigan 38-6 #21 Tennessee @ Mississippi State - Tennessee 41-10 Alabama @ #23 Louisiana State - Louisiana State 31-28 The Battle for the Floyd of Rosedale, Iowa @ #25 Minnesota - Iowa 48-45 OT California @ Washington - Washington 45-35 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Toughest Test Yet Scarlet Knights look to remain unbeaten against a tough Hurricanes team. Photo: Markis Facyson, Rutgers #7 Bowl Rankings Story: Latest Rankings Latest Bowl Rankings have Scarlet Knights playing for title. Photo: Markis Facyson, Rutgers #7, and a teammate celebrate. Code:
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10-25-2003, 09:08 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: The Town of Flower Mound
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At least Texas won...
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10-25-2003, 09:56 PM
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If they beat Texas A&M, and then win the Big XII championship game, they should go to the Fiesta Bowl. |
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10-26-2003, 01:37 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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#1 Miami Hurricanes (11-0/5-0) @ #2 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (10-0/5-0)
National title hopes are on the line. The winner of this game is almost assured of a trip to Tempe to play in the Fiesta Bowl, the winner may have to settle for a trip to the Gator Bowl. This game will be the National Game of the Week. The announcers were split on who would win. Herbstreit though Miami would win through the air, while Corso thought Miami wouldn't be able to stop our running attack. Key Players Miami: QB Marc Guillon, FB Scottie Wilson, LOLB Orlando Parrish Rutgers: CB Pete Kramer, HB Markis Facyson, CB Tavaris Gant Injuries Miami: C Mark Clement - Broken Wrist - Season ending HB Mack McBride - Forearm Fracture - season ending WR Darnell Jenkins - Broken Ribs - 1 week Rutgers: QB Tommie Herron - Upper Arm Fracture - 8 weeks In the 1st quarter, Markis Facyson, broke Justise Hairston's school record for rushing yards. In the 2nd quarter, CB Adrian Gary suffered a mild concussion. He will be sidelined 2 weeks. Halftime Score: Miami 7, Rutgers 7 Final Score: Miami 24, Rutgers 21 This was the 8th greatest game of all time with a greatness score of 281! Scoring Summary 1st Quarter Miami 9 yard pass from Guillon to Owen (Kirk Kick) - 6:44 2nd quarter RU 1 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 9:30 3rd quarter Miami 20 yard FG by Kirk - 2:30 4th Quarter Miami 57 yard pass from Guillon to Grimes (Kirk Kick) - 8:59 RU 2 yard run by Ritschel (Apollo Kick) - 4:59 Miami 91 yard pass from Guillon to Grimes (Kirk Kick) - 4:45 RU 3 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 0:42 Players of the Game Miami: DT Wendell Jennings - 10 tackles (5 TFL), 4 sacks, FF, FR Rutgers: HB Markis Facyson - 27 car, 113 yards, 2 TD Stats Passing Rutgers: Brooks Spencer - 14-22, 206 yards, 3 INT Miami: Marc Guillon - 13-26, 290 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT Rushing Rutgers: Markis Facyson - 27 car, 113 yards, 2 TD, long 12 Dan York - 8 car, 57 yards, long 16 Mike Ritschel - 8 car, 31 yards, 1 TD, long 9 Seymour Molina - 1 car, 4 yards, 1 TD, long 43 Brooks Spencer - 9 car, -56 yards, long 9 Miami: Scottie Wilson - 13 car, 52 yards, long 19 Thomas Snyder - 6 car, 19 yards, long 6 Craig Grimes - 1 car, -5 yards Marc Guillon - 6 car, -36 yards Receiving Rutgers: Josh Hendricks - 3 rec, 83 yards, long 40 John Galt - 3 rec, 37 yards, long 22 Corey Barnes - 1 rec, 33 yards Samuel Johnson - 3 rec, 26 yards, long 13 Chris Dodd - 2 rec, 18 yards, long 10 Markis Facyson - 2 rec, 9 yards, long 5 Miami: Criag Grimes - 4 rec, 180 yards, 2 TD, long 91 Ryan Moore - 4 rec, 78 yards, long 36 Matt McIntosh - 2 rec, 13 yards, long 7 Mike Owen - 2 rec, 11 yards, 1 TD, long 9 Scottie Wilson - 1 rec, 8 yards Blocking Rutgers: Frederick Spivey - 2 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Brandon Holt - 2 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Omar Youngblood - 2 pancake, 2 sack allowed Khary McLaughlin - 1 pancake, 1 sack allowed Jonathan Hardee - 1 pancake, 2 sacks allowed Miami: Patrick Jenkins - 1 pancake, 2 sacks allowed Derrick Morse - 1 pancake, 1 sack allowed Robert Best - 1 sack allowed Damarcus McKinney - 1 sack allowed Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Maximus Meridius - 11; Tyson Williams, Daniel Meeks - 5; Nate Robinson - 4 Sacks: Nate Robinson - 2; Elton Bracy, Brady Huff, Tyson Williams, Maximus Meridius - 1 INTs: Maximus Meridius -1 Miami Tackles: Wendell Jennings - 10; Jonathan Warren, Baraka Atkins - 9; Orlando Parrish - 8 Sacks: Wendell Jennings - 4; Dorian Leach, Baraka Atkins, Brandon Stallworth - 1 INTs: Marc Miller, R.J. McGrady, Johnathan Warren - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Justin Apollo - 3-3 XP Miami: Dewayne Kirk - 1-1 FG, 20 yards, 3-3 XP Punting Rutgers: Adam Slaughter - 6 punts, 43.0 average, long 53, 1 inside the 20, 33.5 net average Miami: Jon Peattie - 8 punts, 45.2 average, long 55, 4 inside the 20, 38.2 net average, 2 touchbacks Kick Return Rutgers: Josh Hendricks - 3 ret, 21.0 average, long 24 John Galt - 2 ret, 20.5 average, long 22 Miami: Marc Miller - 3 ret, 36.3 average, long 66 Robert Best - 1 ret, 8 yards Punt Return Rutgers: Josh Hendricks - 1 ret, 10 yards John Galt - 1 ret, 6 yards Miami: Forgot to look Next Week: We head to the Carrier Dome to take on the Syracuse Orangemen, and try to redeem our season. Last edited by General Mike : 10-26-2003 at 01:39 PM. |
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10-26-2003, 01:42 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: The Town of Flower Mound
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Tough luck, GM.
Do you still have a shot at a BCS bowl or did you lose too late in the season?
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10-26-2003, 02:21 PM
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Location: The State of Rutgers
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After the loss I'm 4th in the Bowl Rankings after the loss, so as long as I beat Syracuse, I should be able to get a trip to either the Sugar or Orange Bowl. Texas is getting screwed by the quality wins tho. |
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10-26-2003, 02:48 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Post Game Coach's Thoughts
Another tough loss. After we cut it to 17-14, I thought we really could pull it out, since we were running the ball so effecitvely, but then wham, they came right back with the deep ball to give them the 10 point lead again. Our failure to score on the next possession, and the fact that we didn't get them to go 3 and out immediately was really dissapointing. Offense: We ran the ball really well all day, but we had problems with out passing attack early, and the receivers had a tough time holding onto the ball. Bad reads and good pressure by the Miami defense led to 3 picks and those pickes were real momentum killers. We were 4-4 on 4th down conversions, but only 1-12 on 3rd down conversions. We also held the ball for 25:54 compared to 14:06 for the Canes. Defense: Our pass defense was awful today, and our run D was not where it needed to be. The loss of Adrian Gary was exploited and even when we double teamed their receivers , they still were able to find the open guys. Our lone takeaway did prenvent a Miami score as the pick came on 1st and goal from the 5. Special Teams: The return game never got going, and we didn;t do a good job of kick coverage, but it wasn't too bad either. |
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10-26-2003, 03:36 PM
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Week 14 in Review
Game of the Week #1 Miami @ #2 Rutgers - Miami 24-21 Other National Games #19 Michigan @ #11 Ohio State - Michigan 31-28 #9 Ole Miss @ #22 Louisiana State - Louisiana State 42-31 #12 North Carolina State @ #23 Maryland - North Carolina State 45-28 Other Top 25 Games Baylor @ #4 Oklahoma State - Oklahoma State 41-20 Navy @ #5 Texas A&M - Texas A&M 32-17 #6 Arkansas @ Mississippi State - Mississippi State 24-17 The Battle for the Victory Bell, #7 Southern Cal @ UCLA - Southern Cal 63-13 #8 Virginia Tech @ Boston College - Virginia Tech 38-6 The Battle for the Land Grant Trophy, Michigan State @ #10 Penn State - Penn State 59-6 The Iron Bowl, #13 Auburn @ Alabama - Auburn 30-12 Texas Tech @ #14 Oklahoma - Oklahoma 52-10 #15 Louisville @ Houston - Louisville 27-17 #16 Fresno State @ Boise State - Fresno State 38-24 The Battle for the Old Oaken Bucket, #18 Indiana @ Purdue - Indiana 33-30 OT #20 Tennessee @ Vanderbilt - Tennessee 35-7 The Apple Cup, #24 Washington @ Washington State - Washington 34-24 #25 Georgia @ Kentucky - Georgia 28-20 Sports Illustrated Cover Story No More Doubts The nation watched as #1 Miami finishes off Big East rival, #2 Rutgers. Photo: Wendell Jennings, Miami #97, tackles Markis Facyson, Rutgers #7 Bowl Rankings Story: Surprise! Oklahoma State is glad to have the Bowl Rankings in their corner. Photo: Teddy Green, Oklahoma State #87 Code:
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Heisman Watch Story: The One to Watch USC's White has garnered some Heisman hype after rushing for 1265 yards and 19 TD Photo: LenDale White, Southern Cal #33, breaks a tackle against UCLA. <> RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 296 car, 1901 yards, 15 TD, 38 rec, 697 yards, 5 TD <> RS Jr. WR Andre Caldwell, Florida 70 rec, 1289 yards, 17 total TD <> Sr. HB LenDale White, Southern Cal 213 car, 1265 yards, 19 TD, 25 rec, 342 rec, 3 TD /\ Jr. HB Godfrey Sanchez, Oklahoma State 2315 all-purpose yards, 14 total TD \/ Jr. HB Leigh Curry, Auburn 298 car, 1698 yards, 15 TD, 19 rec, 315 yards Awards Finalists Story: Making the Cut Archie makes the list of three finalists for the 2006 Best LB. Photo: Damian Archie, Ohio State #53 , tackles Laurence Hardy, Michigan #80. Bowl Projections Story: Time To Put Up The 2006 bowl picture gets clearer Photo: Adam Tingle, Indiana #74, jumps into the arms of Connor Cash, Indiana #17 Outback Bowl: Georgia vs Michigan Gator Bowl: Virginia Tech vs Florida State CapitalOne Bowl: Auburn vs Penn State Peach Bowl: Tennessee vs Maryland Rose Bowl: Washington vs Indiana Sugar Bowl: Rutgers vs Louisiana State Cotton Bowl: Arkansas vs Texas A&M Orange Bowl: Texas vs North Carolina State Fiesta Bowl: Oklahoma State vs Miami Players of the Week Story: Taking the Lead Following a win against Navy, Texas A&M's Gonzalez is named PotW. Photo: Michael Gonzalez, Texas A&M #44 National PotW Offensive: Jr. HB Omari Barnes, Virginia Tech - 23 car, 111 yards, 3 rec, 53 yards, 3 total TD Defensive: Soph. MLB Doug Ratliff, Toledo - 7 tackles (4 TFL), 4 sacks, INT, FF, FR Big East PotW Offensive: Jr. HB Omari Barnes, Virginia Tech - 23 car, 111 yards, 3 rec, 53 yards, 3 total Defensive: Fr. DT Wendell Jennings, Miami - 10 tackles (5 TFL), 4 sacks, FF, FR Conference Standings Story: Cardinals Set the Tone Houston fans are crying after watching their Cougars lose to conference foe Louisville. Photo: Lionel Walsh, Louisville #81, celebrates with a teammate. Coach's Report Card Your ability to coach and recruit are highly sought in the world of college football. Job Security: A+ Regional TV: 4-0 National TV: 5-1 Avg. Attendance: 42,069 Last edited by General Mike : 10-26-2003 at 06:48 PM. |
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10-26-2003, 05:41 PM
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10-26-2003, 06:10 PM
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#5 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (10-1/5-1) @ #46 Syracuse Orangemen (6-5/2-4)
We need to rebound from last week's tough loss, and come back with a tough win. Knocking Syracuse out of a bowl, would be nice, but we need to focus on the task at hand. Syracuse would love to knock us out of the Sugar Bowl. This game will have regional TV coverage. The announcers expect us to blow 'em out. Key Players Rutgers: CB Pete Kramer, HB Markis Facyson, SS Maximus Meridius Syracuse: HB Alexander, Ridore, QB Ryan Thurmond, ROLB Kelvin Smith Injuries Rutgers: QB Tommie Herron - Upper Arm Fracture - 7 weeks CB Adrian Gary - Mild Concussion - 1 week Syracuse: QB Perry Patterson - Broken Elbow - season ending FS Akil Stallworth - Broken Ankle - season ending Pete Kramer's 1st quarter interception, broke teammate Tavris Gant's single season record for INTs. In the 1st quarter, Tyson Williams broke the NCAA single season record for sacks. Terrell Suggs was the previous record holder. Halftime Score: Rutgers 42, Syracuse 13 We will let the backups play the 2nd half, for the most part. Final Score: Rutgers 70, Syracuse 13 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter RU 21 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 9:06 SU 85 yard pass from Thurmond to Mathis (Krautman Kick) - 8:53 SU 44 yard FG by Krautman - 7:12 RU 70 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 6:25 RU 1 yard run by Spencer (Apollo Kick) - 3:14 RU 19 yard pass from Spencer to Johnson (Apollo Kick) - 0:49 2nd quarter RU 18 yard pass from Spencer to Humphrey (Apollo Kick) - 7:21 RU 4 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 5:30 SU 34 yard FG by Krautman - 2:29 3rd quarter RU 12 yard run by Molina (Apollo Kick) - 4:58 RU 14 yard fumble return by Gatlin (Apollo Kick) - 4:25 4th Quarter RU 8 yard pass from Spencer to Dodd (Apollo Kick) - 8:49 RU 2 yard run by Johnson (Apollo Kick) - 6:22 Players of the Game Rutgers: HB Markis Facyson - 12 car, 144 yards, 3 TD, 2 rec, 33 yards Syracuse: LE Corey Dean - 3 tackles (2 TFL), 2 sacks, FF, FR Stats Passing Rutgers: Brooks Spencer - 20-26, 273 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT Syracuse: Ryan Thurmond - 9-20, 227 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT Brendan Carney - 0-1 Rushing Rutgers: Markis Facyson - 12 car, 144 yards, 3 TD, long 70 Dan York - 13 car, 90 yards, long 26 Seymour Molina - 4 car, 19 yards, 1 TD, long 12 Samuel Johnson - 2 car, 10 yards, 1 TD, long 8 Brooks Spencer - 5 car, -18 yards, 1 TD, long 11 Syracuse: Alexander Ridore - 13 car, 21 yards, long 7 Zac Blanton - 4 car, 12 yards, long 5 Tom Bradford - 2 car, -3 yards Ryan Thurmond - 20 car, -60 yards, long 6 Receiving Rutgers: Samuel Johnson - 6 rec, 99 yards, 1 TD, long 21 Dan York - 3 rec, 44 yards, long 16 Markis Facyson - 2 rec, 33 yards, long 21 Josh Hendricks - 2 rec, 31 yards, long 20 Derrell Humphrey - 1 rec, 18 yards, 1 TD John Galt - 2 rec, 16 yards, long 11 Mike Ritschel - 2 rec, 16 yards, long 11 Chris Dodd - 2 rec, 16 yards, 1 TD, long 9 Syracuse: Cecil Mathis - 5 rec, 132 yards, 1 TD, long 85 Lionel Pears - 1 rec, 31 yards Alexander Ridore - 1 rec, 29 yards Delvyn Wade - 1 rec, 24 yards Jeff Tate - 1 rec, 11 yards Blocking Rutgers: Khary McLaughlin - 3 pancake, 0 sacks allowed Kris Blankenship - 3 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Tommy Cummings - 2 pancakes, 0 sacks allowd Brandon Holt - 2 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Omar Youngblood - 1 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Chandler Hawkins - 1 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Morgan McClure - 1 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Derrell Humphrey - 1 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Frederick Spivey - 1 sack allowed Sryacuse: Jeff Tate - 1 pancake, 0 sacks allowed Tim Carignan - 1 pancake, 1 sack allowed Travis MacPhrson - 1 pancake, 4 sacks allowed Michael Meyer - 1 sack allowed Alexander Ridore - 1 sack allowed Evan Blount - 3 sacks allowed Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Maximus Meridius - 6; Tyson Williams, Earnest Bridges - 5; Berkley Hutchinson, Tavaris Gant - 4 Sacks: Tyson Williams - 4; Elton Bracy, Nate Robinson, Rashawn Ricks, Maximus Meridius - 2; Trey Donnelly, Shelton Rowland - 1 INTs: Pete Kramer - 1 Syracuse Tackles: Trent Madison - 9; Emmitt Garcia, Terrell Lemon - 6; Luke Cain - 5 Sacks: Corey Dean - 2; Troy Rose - 1 INTs: Larry McClain, Carl Blanton - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Justin Apollo - 10-10 XP Syracuse: Rick Krautman - 2-2 FG, long 44, 1-1 XP Punting Rutgers: Adam Slaughter - 1 punt, 56 yards, 1 inside the 20, 56 net yards Syracuse: Brendan Carney - 8 punts, 38.1 average, long 45, 23.7 net average, 1 touchback Kick Return Rutgers: Josh Hendricks - 2 ret, 24.5 average, long 27 John Galt - 2 ret, 20.0 average, long 20 Syracuse: Alexander Ridore - 7 returns, 20.7 average, long 27 Terrell Lemon - 4 ret, 19.2 average, long 21 Punt Return Rutgers: John Galt - 6 ret, 15.8 average, long 33 Syracuse: No returns Next Week: We wait and see if we get the call from the Sugar Bowl, or we earn the right to make a trip to the Fiesta Bowl. |
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10-26-2003, 06:36 PM
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Post game Coach's Thoughts
We came back from our tough loss against Miami loss by running roughshod over the Orangemen. We did a good job of getting the backups in who did a really nice job all around. We gave up one big pass, but I won't harp on it as we did a nice job in general today. Offense: We did what we do best and stuck with the running attack. We did work the TEs into the offense alot more today and were able to spread the ball around really well in a final tuneup before our bowl game. The OLine blocked well, and we didn't drop any passes. We did throw 2 bad passes that were intercepted. Defense: Our pass coverage was a little sloppy, but we limited the Orangemen's offense mostly. We did a good job of keeping them from only scoring 2 FGs on 2 of their possessions. Special Teams: The lone punt of the game was a long one which went out of bounds at the 1 yard line, and almost led to a safety. We had several solid returns today, and our kickoffs were booming. Grades QB: B+ RB: A WR:B+ TE: A- OL: B DL: A LB: B DB: B- Sp. Teams: A- |
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10-26-2003, 07:48 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
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Week 15 in Review
Game of the Week The Lone Star Showdown, #4 Texas A&M @ #2 Texas - Texas 36-10 Other National Games The Battle for the Jeweled Shillelagh, Notre Dame @ #6 Southern Cal - Southern Cal 31-24 The Battle for the Commonwealth Cup, Virginia @ #7 Virginia Tech - Virginia 38-33 The Battle for the Golden Boot, #16 Louisiana State @ Arkansas - Arkansas 27-14 Other Top 25 Games Pittsburgh @ #1 Miami - Miami 35-23 The Battle for the Keg of Nails, Cincinnati @ #12 Louisville - Louisville 48-28 Texas-El Paso @ #13 Fresno State - Fresno State 37-10 #15 Colorado @ Nebraska - Nebraksa 27-21 OT The Egg Bowl, Mississippi State @ #18 Ole Miss - Ole Miss 28-17 Kentucky @ #20 Tennessee - Tennessee 32-10 The Battle for the Governor's Cup, Florida @ #21 Florida State - Flordia State 30-20 Clean, Old Fashioned Hate, Georgia Tech @ #24 Georgia - Georgia Tech 35-6 East Carolina @ #25 Southern Miss - Southern Miss 38-27 Wake Forest @ Maryland - Maryland 31-21 Sports Illustrated Cover Story The Class of the Big 12 Blake and Texas knock off conference opponent Texas A&M 36-10. Photo: Chester Blake, Texas #89 Bowl Rankings Story: Clinched It! Hurricanes clinch a spot in the National Championship game. Photo: , Miami #46 Code:
Top 25 Polls Story: Crushed! Virginia Tech is knocked off by rival Virginia 38-33. Photo: , Virginia #46, tackles Marcus Vick, Virginia Tech #5 Coaches' Poll Code:
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10-26-2003, 07:58 PM
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too sad....now texas gets your shot..not cool!
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Underachievement The tallest blade of grass is the first to be cut by the lawnmower. Despair It's always darkest just before it goes pitch black. Demotivation Sometimes the best solution to morale problems is just to fire all of the unhappy people. http://www.despair.com/viewall.html |
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10-26-2003, 08:20 PM
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If Texas loses the Big-12 championship, you're in.
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10-26-2003, 08:27 PM
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Week 16 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week Hawaii @ Boise State - Hawaii 33-14 Other National Games Army vs Navy - Army 24-19 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Decision Time On deck, Oklahoma State and Colorado fight it out for Big 12 supremacy. Photo: Xavier Lawson, Oklahoma State #90 Bowl Rankings Story: The Late Push The latest Bowl Rankings have Texas playing for the National Title. Photo: Michael Griffin, Texas #21 Code:
Top 25 Polls Story: Success! The Hurricanes's Guillon brings the Big East title to Miami. Photo: Marc Guillon, Miami #12 Coaches' Poll Code:
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Heisman Watch Story: Closer to the Heisman? USC's White has garnered some Heisman hype after rushing for 1392 yards and 21 TD. Photo: LenDale White, Southern Cal #33 <> RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 296 car, 1901 yards, 15 TD, 38 rec, 697 yards, 5 TD <> Sr. HB LenDale White, Southern Cal 234 car, 1392 yards, 21 TD, 26 rec, 357 yards, 3 TD <> RS Jr. WR Andre Caldwell, Florida 74 rec, 1339 yards, 18 total TD <> Jr. HB Godfrey Sanchez, Oklahoma State 2315 all-purpose yards, 14 total TD <> Jr. HB Leigh Curry, Auburn 298 car, 1698 yards, 15 TD, 19 rec, 315 yards Awards Finalists Story: Down to Three! Williams, the Bednarik hopeful from Rutgers, has beed steady all year. Photo: Tyson Williams, Rutgers #95 Bowl Projections Story: Holiday Madness! Make your travel plans for the Sugar Bowl, Oklahoma State fans! Photo: Xavier Lawson, Oklahoma State #90 Outback Bowl: Ole Miss vs Michigan Gator Bowl: Virginia Tech vs Florida State CapitalOne Bowl: Auburn vs Penn State Peach Bowl: Louisiana State vs Maryland Rose Bowl: Washington vs Indiana Sugar Bowl: Oklahoma State vs Arkansas Cotton Bowl: Tennessee vs Texas A&M Orange Bowl: Rutgers vs North Carolina State Fiesta Bowl: Texas vs Miami Players of the Week Story: Taking It to 'Em Hawaii's Thomas is named Player of the Week after convincing victory. Photo: Ben Thomas, Hawaii #4 National PotW Offensive: Fr. WR Ben Thomas, Hawaii - 13 rec, 256 yards, TD Defensive: Jr. LE Jarad Reyes, Hawaii - 13 tackles (4 TFL), 3 sacks, 2 FF, 2 FR Conference Standings Story: A Job Well Done NC State wins the ACC after going 7-1 in conference play. Photo: Marcus Stone, North Carolina State #18 Last edited by General Mike : 10-26-2003 at 09:01 PM. |
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10-26-2003, 09:37 PM
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Conference Championship Week in Review
Mid-American Conference Championship Game Ball State @ Marshall - Marshall 31-3 Players of the Game Ball State: MLB Preston Humphrey - 6 tackles (2 TFL), 2 sacks Marshall: QB David Aristegui - 19-33, 303 yards, 3 TD, 7 car, 16 yards Game of the Week Big Twelve Conference Championship Game, from Kansas City, MO #22 Colorado @ #3 Oklahoma State - Colorado 34-31 OT Players of the Game Colorado: HB Brandon Caesar - 24 car, 112 yards, TD Oklahoma State: QB Blayne Gentry - 13-23, 191 yards, 14 car, 88 yards, 3 total TD Southeastern Conference Championship Game, from Atlanta, GA #18 Tennessee vs #17 Arkansas - Arkansas 34-17 Players of the Game Tennessee: MLB Kevin McGee - 10 tackles, FF, FR Arkansas: QB Cedric Washington - 9-18, 119 yards, 3 TD, 21 car, 105 yards Sports Illustrated Cover Story The Bowl Map Colorado is headed to the Sugar Bowl. Photo: Brandon Caesar, Colorado #21 Bowl Rankings Story: Bowl-a-rama! Check out our 2006 Bowl Blowout Issue. Photo: Brady Huff, Rutgers #48 Code:
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Awards Winners Story: And then there's one Bednarik announces Rutgers's Williams as its 2006 recipient Photo: Tyson Williams, Rutgers #95 Maxwell: RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 296 car, 1901 yards, 15 TD, 38 rec, 697 yards, 5 TD Best QB: RS Sr. QB Marc Guillon, Miami 238-395, 3639 yards, 52 car, 63 yards, 34 total TD Best RB: RS Jr. HB Demetris Summers, South Carolina 296 car, 1901 yards, 15 TD, 38 rec, 697 yards, 5 TD Best WR: RS Jr. WR Andre Caldwell, Florida 74 rec, 1339 yards, 18 total TD Best OL: Jr. RT Lamont Carey, Ohio State 40 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Bednarik: RS Soph. RE Tyson Williams, Rutgers 47 tackles (30 TFL), 26 sacks Best DL: RS Soph. RE Tyson Williams, Rutgers 47 tackles (30 TFL), 26 sacks Best LB: Jr. ROLB Kyle Brown, Brigham Young 140 tackles (27 TFL), 12 sacks, INT Thorpe: Jr. SS Maximus Meridius, Rutgers 88 tackles (12 TFL), 5 sacks, 4 INT, 2 FF, TD Groza: Sr. Michael Braunstein, Washington 27-30 FG, long of 49, 44-44 XP Best Coach: Miami Coach - 13-0 All-Americans Story: The Kids are Alright EA Sports announces the All-American Teams for the 2006 season. Photo: Lamont Carey, Ohio State #78 Bowl Games Story: Holiday Madness! See where the Buffaloes are playing this bowl season. Photo: An Oklahoma State defender tries to bring down Brandon Caesar, Colorado #21 Conference Standings Story: Razorbacks Dominate! #17 Arkansas dominates Tennessee 34-17 in SEC Championship. Photo: Glover, Arkansas #54, is congratulated by a teammate. Coach's Report Card Bowl season begins. Make sure you prepare this team for the big game, coach. |
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10-26-2003, 10:33 PM
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2006 All-Americans
1st Team QB RS Sr. Marc Guillon, Miami 238-395, 3639 yards, 52 car, 63 yards, 34 total TD HB Soph Bo Allison, Nebraska 2753 All-Purpose yards, 10 total TD HB Jr. Godfrey Sanchez, Oklahoma State 2522 All-purpose yards, 15 total TD HB RS Jr. Demetris Summers, South Carolina 296 car, 1901 yards, 15 TD, 38 rec, 697 yards, 5 TD HB Sr. LenDale White, Southern Cal 234 car, 1392 yards, 21 TD, 26 rec, 357 yards, 3 TD WR RS Jr. Andre Caldwell, Florida 74 rec, 1339 yards, 18 total TD WR RS Sr. A.J. Bennett, Eastern Michigan 86 rec, 1219 yards, 12 TD TE Sr. Tremayne Standberry, Oklahoma State 56 rec, 1027 yards, 6 TD G RS Sr. R.J. Coleman, Ohio State 31 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed C Soph. Emmanuel Johnson, Air Force 38 pancakes, 1 sack allowed G Jr. Maurice Griffin, West Virginia 34 pancakes, 1 sack allowed T Jr. Lamont Carey, Ohio State 40 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed T RS Sr. Joe Ainslie, Minnesota 40 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed DE RS Sr. Marques Thornton, Texas A&M 79 tackles (22 TFL), 10 sacks DE RS Soph. Tyson Williams, Rutgers 47 tackles (30 TFL), 26 sacks DT Jr. Tony Simpson, Southern Cal 59 tackles (25 TFL), 11 sacks DT Fr. Wendell Jennings, Miami 54 tackles (22 TFL), 14 sacks MLB Fr. Cooper Parham, Lousiana-Lafayette 125 tackles (23 TFL), 2 sacks, 3 INT OLB Jr. Damian Archie, Ohio State 85 tackles (15 TFL), 7 sacks, 4 INT OLB Jr. Kyle Brown, Brigham Young 140 tackles (27 TFL), 12 sacks, INT CB Jr. Pete Kramer, Rutgers 45 tackles (6 TFL), 11 INT, 4 TD CB RS Sr. Olen Whitely, Memphis 55 tackls, 10 INT, 3 FF, TD FS Soph. Mike Schneider, North Carolina State 54 tackles (3 TFL), 1 sack, 5 INT SS Jr. Maximus Meridius, Rutgers 88 tackles (12 TFL), 5 sacks, 4 INT, 2 FF, TD K Sr. Michael Braunstein, Washington 27-30 FG, long of 49, 44-44 XP 2nd Team QB RS Jr. Mike Bush, Louisville 186-376, 3055 yards, 91 car, 567 yards, 32 total TD HB Soph. Dexter Novak, Colorado 344 car, 1811 yards, 16 TD, 17 rec, 306 yards, 2 TD HB RS Sr. DeShawn Wynn, Florida 203 car, 1250 yards, 16 TD, 41 rec, 556 yards, 3 TD WR Jr. Luis Chambers, Air Force 1825 All-Purpose Yards, 8 total TD WR Sr. Sean Bailey, Georgia 64 rec, 1285 yards, 12 TD, 3 car, 16 yards WR Soph. Teddy Green, Oklahoma State 56 rec, 921 yards, 12 TD TE Soph. J.W. Smith, Southern Cal 42 rec, 626 yards, 8 TD G RS Sr. Mark Setterstrom, Minnesota 23 pancakes, 1 sack allowed C Soph. Brian Smith, Colorado 42 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed G Jr. Maurice Davenport, Navy 32 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed T Jr. Frederick Spivey, Rutgers [i]43 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed T Jr. Jameal Givens, Colorado 41 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed DE RS Sr. Collin Ferrell, Kent State 65 tackles (21 TFL), 12 sacks DE Soph. Derrick Gant, Boise State 48 tackles (19 TFL), 18 sacks DT Sr. Xavier Lawson, Oklahoma State 69 tackles (19 TFL), 9 sacks DT Fr. Lane Lamb, Toledo 53 tackles (19 TFL), 15 sacks MLB Sr. Matt Bollinger, Toledo 111 tackes (23 TFL), 10 sacks, 2 INT OLB Jr. Max Bratton, Ball State 129 tackles (22 TFL), 6 sacks, 2 INT OLB Sr. Stephen Tulloch, North Carolina State 103 tackles (16 TFL), 5 sacks, 3 INT CB RS Sr. Buddy Williams, Clemson 1277 KR yards, 257 PR yards CB Jr. Keenan Torrey, Louisiana State 48 tackles, 6 INT CB Fr. John Pears, Oklahoma State 57 tackles (1 TFL), 6 INT FS Jr. Aric McKee, Penn State 39 tackles (2 TFL), 1 sack, 7 INT, 2 TD SS Jr. Tony Curtis, Florida 84 tackles (8 TFL), 1 sack, 4 INT, 2 FF, TD K Jr. Rashard Langford, Louisville 25-27 FG, long of 56, 50-50 XP Freshman Team QB RS Fr. Kendal Roth, Hawaii 294-538, 4087 yards, 22 TD, 30 car, 63 yards HB Fr. Ryan Moore, Florida State 321 car, 1501 yards, 16 TD, 18 rec, 163 yards, 2 TD HB Fr. Anthony Babcock, Arkansas 224 car, 1022 yards, 17 TD, 12 rec, 141 yards, TD WR Fr. John Cordes, Rice 1678 All-Purpose Yards, 3 total TD WR Fr. Craig Grimes, Miami 38 rec, 712 yards, 9 TD WR Fr. Ben Thomas, Hawaii 84 rec, 1419 yards, 9 total TD TE Fr. William Warren, Ole Miss 50 rec, 673 yards, 6 TD C RS Fr. Jamal Dye, Wake Forest 39 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed G Fr. Ricky Peace, Kansas State 30 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed G RS Fr. John Harrell, Cincinnati 29 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed T Fr. Glenn Savage, North Texas 39 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed T Fr. Desmon Henley, Virginia Tech 31 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed DE Fr. Andrea Foster, Eastern Michigan 67 tackles (20 TFL), 18 sacks DE Fr. Julian Chatfield, Texas 45 tackles (10 TFL), 8 sacks DT Fr. Lane Lamb, Toledo 53 tackles (19 TFL), 15 sacks DT Fr. Wendell Jennings, Miami 54 tackles (22 TFL), 14 sacks OLB RS Fr. Ray Brewer, Michigan 64 tackles (14 TFL), 8 sacks, 2 INT OLB Fr. Orlando Parrish, Miami 83 tackles (10 TFL), 2 sacks, 3 INT MLB Fr. Cooper Parham, Louisiana-Lafayette 125 tackles (23 TFL), 2 sacks, 3 INT CB Fr. Gavin Falls, Central Michigan 24 tackles, 3 INT, 2 FF, TD CB Fr. John Pears, Oklahoma State 57 tackles (1 TFL), 6 INT CB Fr. Martin Hamilton, Indiana 39 tackles, 7 INT, FF, TD FS Fr. Lennie Johnson, Arkansas 44 tackles (5 TFL), 2 sacks, 4 INT, 2 FF, TD SS Fr. Keith Morton, Army 60 tackes (6 TFL), 4 INT K Fr. Phil Combs, Pittsburgh 25-30 FG, long of 49, 29-30 XP Congrats to Upstate J and Sublime on their honors. |
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10-26-2003, 10:53 PM
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Bowl Matchups Announced
The Bowl invitations were mailed out early last week, and now we can reveal who will play where this postseason. New Orleans Bowl - 12/16/2006 Cincinnati (8-4) vs Louisiana-Monroe (8-4) GMAC Bowl - 12/18/2006 Ball State (7-6) vs#10 Louisville (11-1) Mazda Tangerine Bowl - 12/22/2006 Kansas State (7-5) vs Georgia Tech (6-6) Fort Worth Bowl - 12/23/2006 Toledo (8-4) vs South Carolina (7-5) Las Vegas Bowl - 12/25/2006 Oregon State (7-5) vs Utah (6-6) ConAgra Foods Hawaii Bowl - 12/25/2006 Nevada (6-6) vs Houston (6-6) Motor City Bowl - 12/26/2006 Eastern Michigan (9-3) vs Marshall (8-5) Insight Bowl - 12/26/2006 West Virginia (8-4) vs Oregon (6-6) Continental Tire Bowl - 12/27/2006 Virginia (7-5) vs Syracuse (6-6) Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl - 12/29/2006 #11 Fresno State (10-2) vs Iowa (7-5) MasterCard Alamo Bowl - 12/29/2006 #9 Oklahoma (9-3) vs #16 Ohio State (9-3) Houston Bowl - 12/30/2006 #23 Southrn Miss (10-2) vs Missouri (6-6) Pacific Life Holiday Bowl - 12/30/2006 #4 Southern Cal (11-1) vs #8 Texas A&M (10-2) Silicon Valley Classic - 12/30/2006 Kentucky (6-6) vs Boise State (7-5) Wells Fargo Sun Bowl - 12/31/2006 Arizona State (8-4) vs Minnesota (9-3) AXA Liberty Bowl - 12/31/2006 Nevada-Las Vegas (9-3) vs #24 Tulane (8-4) Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl - 12/31/2006 Georgia (6-6) vs Wisconisn (6-6) MainStay Independence Bowl - 12/31/2006 Florida (6-6) vs #25 Nebraska (7-5) Diamond Walnut San Francisco Bowl - 12/31/2006 Colorado State (9-3) vs Notre Dame (7-5) Outback Bowl - 1/1/2007 #15 Ole Miss (9-3) vs #13 Michigan (9-3) Toyota Gator Bowl - 1/1/2007 #19 Virginia Tech (9-4) vs #20 Florida State (10-3) CapitalOne Bowl - 1/1/2007 #7 Auburn (10-2) vs #5 Penn State (11-1) Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl - 1/1/2007 #22 Louisiana State (9-3) vs Maryland (9-3) The Rose Bowl - 1/1/2007 #21 Washington (8-4) vs #14 Indiana (9-3) Nokia Sugar Bowl - 1/1/2007 #18 Colorado (10-3) vs #17 Arkansas (11-2) SBC Cotton Bowl - 1/2/2007 Tennessee (9-4) vs #12 Oklahoma State (10-3) FedEx Orange Bowl - 1/2/2007 #3 Rutgers (11-1) vs #6 North Carolina State (11-2) National Championship Game - Tostitos Fiesta Bowl - 1/1/2007 #2 Texas (11-1) vs #1 Miami (13-0) Last edited by General Mike : 10-27-2003 at 12:48 AM. |
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10-26-2003, 11:09 PM
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Bowl Week 1
12/16/2006 - New Orleans Bowl Cincinnati vs Louisiana-Monroe - Louisiana-Monroe - 24-7 Players of the Game Cincinnati: ROLB Eugene Hood - 13 tackles (1 TFL), 1 sack, FF, FR Louisiana-Monroe: LE Beau Young - 8 tackles (3 TFL), 3 sacks, FF, FR 12/18/2006 - GMAC Bowl Ball State vs #10 Louisville - Louisville 38-14 Players of the Game Ball State: QB Derek Howe - 19-28, 266 yards, TD Louisville: QB Mike Bush - 16-22, 256 yards, 3 TD, 4 car, 18 yards Sports Illustrated Cover Story Heavy Weight Fight Miami can't wait to take it to Texas in the Fiesta Bowl. Photo: Marc Guillon, Miami #12 Top 25 Polls Story: Classic Showdown The Fiesta Bowl welcomes the #2 Texas Longhorns to Tempe. Photo: , Texas #21 Bowl Games Story: Provin' Them Wrong Scarlet Knights are excited about their Orange Bowl contest with NC State. Photo: Brady Huff, Rutgers #48 |
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10-26-2003, 11:16 PM
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General Manager
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: The Town of Flower Mound
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The Houston Bowl? Blech... We better smoke Mizzou...
Hook 'em Horns!!! It's just too bad we couldn't be playing Rutgers...
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10-26-2003, 11:37 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Bowl Week 2
12/22/2006 - Mazda Tangerine Bowl Kansas State vs Georgia Tech - Kansas State 20-10 Players of the Game Kansas State: DT Thomas Edmonds - 11 tackles (3 TFL), 2 sacks Georgia Tech: DT Casey MacPherson - 2 tackles (1 TFL), 1 sack, FF, FR 12/23/2006 - Fort Worth Bowl Toledo vs South Carolina - Toledo 40-24 Players of the Game Toledo: HB Adam Frye - 23 car, 142 yards, TD South Carolina: QB Blake Mitchell - 17-28, 231 yards, 2 TD 12/25/2006 - Las Vegas Bowl Oregon State vs Utah - Oregon State 48-28 Players of the Game Oregon State: HB Ryan Cole - 19 car, 97 yards, 3 TD, 14 rec, yards Utah: QB Keon Poole - 17-30, 327 yards, 2 TD, 9 car, 32 yards 12/25/2006 - ConAgra Foods Hawaii Bowl Nevada vs Houston - Houston 24-21 Players of the Game Nevada: HB Derek Jones - 15 car, 71 yards, 10 rc, yards, TD Houston: ROLB C.R. Petty - 10 tackles, INT, FF, FR 12/26/2006 - Motor City Bowl Eastern Michigan vs Marshall - Eastern Michigan 41-38 Players of the Game Eastern Michigan: CB Mike Turner - 2 tackles, INT, TD Marshall: WR Gavin Herscher - 7 rec, 155 yards, TD 12/26/2006 - Insight.com Bowl West Virginia vs Oregon - West Virginia 41-21 Players of the Game West Virginia: HB Erick Phillips - 31 car, 267 yards, 2 TD, 2 rec, 18 yards, TD Oregon: HB Chris Vincent - 15 car, 74 yards, TD, 3 rec, 31 yards, TD 12/27/2006 - Continental Tire Bowl Virginia vs Syracuse - Syracuse 46-32 Players of the Game Virginia: HB Michael Johnson - 14 car,111 yards, TD, 5 rec, 55 yards, 2 TD Syracuse: HB Alexander Ridore - 22 car, 120 yards 2 TD, 2 rec, 18 yards Sports Illustrated Cover Story Bowl Bonanza! Rutgers's Huff guarantees a victory against the #6 Wolfpack. Photo: Brady Huff, Rutgers #48 Top 25 Polls Story: Big Bowl Blowout Hurricanes won't settle for anything less than the National Championship. Photo: Marc Guillon, Miami #12 Bowl Games Story: Time To Put Up #3 Rutgers looks forward to their matchup with #6 NC State Photo: Brady Huff, Rutgers #48 Last edited by General Mike : 11-21-2003 at 12:25 AM. |
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10-27-2003, 12:30 AM
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General Manager
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Wow! How do you feel about that, Coach?
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10-27-2003, 12:44 AM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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If Huff wants to talk the talk, he better walk the walk. If we lose, you know who the goat will be in New Brunswick.
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10-27-2003, 10:05 AM
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: here
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So Texas made the NC game, but didn't make the BIg-12 championship?
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10-29-2003, 01:24 PM
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: here
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R U ready for the Orange Bowl?
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10-29-2003, 02:19 PM
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High School JV
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Irwin, Pa
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The realism in this game is amazing in regards to the BCS isn't it? Anyway, good luck against NC State.
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10-29-2003, 03:11 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Orange Bowl coming some time soon. I've been busty with other stuff, but I'll get it done.
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10-29-2003, 04:49 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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10-30-2003, 01:10 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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FedEx Orange Bowl
#3 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (11-1) vs #6 North Carolina State Wolfpack (11-2) We're at the end of another long season, this time culminating with a trip to the Orange Bowl. I'm dissapointed that we couldn't make a return trip to Tempe for the Fiesta Bowl, but we'll have to do our best with what is put in front of us. We also need to stay focuses and not worry about what could have been, but about what is. Herbstreit picked us to win based on the strength of our offense, while Corso said "not so fast, my friend". Key Players Rutgers: HB Markis Facyson, CB Pete Kramer, SS Maximus Meridius North Carolina State: HB David Bailey, QB Carlin Price, ROLB Stephen Tulloch Injuries Rutgers: QB Tommie Herron - Upper Arm Fracture - 2 weeks North Carolina State: No Injuries On NC State's 1st play from scrimmage of the game, starting QB Marcus Stone suffered a hip pointer and will be out of action for 1 week. Halftime Score: Rutgers 17, North Carolina State 0 Final Score: Rutgers 34, North Carolina State 7 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter No scoring 2nd quarter RU 2 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 5:57 RU 21 yard FG by Apollo - 1:51 RU 17 yard pass from Spencer to Galt (Apollo Kick) - 0:23 3rd quarter RU 3 yard run by Molina (Apollo Kick) - 1:06 4th Quarter RU 1 yard run by Facyson (Apollo Kick) - 7:56 NCSu 82 yard pass from Price to Lowery (Gentry Kick) - 7:44 RU 26 yard FG by Apollo - 1:46 Players of the Game North Carolina State: WR Morgan Lowery - 2 rec, 99 yards, TD Rutgers: HB Markis Facyson - 23 car, 114 yards, 2 TD Stats Passing Rutgers: Brooks Spencer - 14-22, 175 yards, 1 TD North Carolina State: Carlin Price - 9-18, 218 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT David Bailey - 1-1, 23 yards Rushing Rutgers: Markis Facyson - 23 car, 114 yards, 2 TD, long 20 Dan York - 10 car, 77 yards, long 31 Mike Ritschel - 12 car, 40 yards, long 7 Seymour Molina - 5 car, 19 yards, 1 TD, long 9 Brooks Spencer - 1 car, -7 yards North Carolina State: David Bailey - 11 car, 30 yards, long 11 Gary Burns - 3 car, 6 yards, long 4 Carlin Price - 7 car, -28 yards, long 5 Receiving Rutgers: Chris Dodd - 4 rec, 80 yards, long 50 John Galt - 2 rec, 44 yards, 1 TD, long 27 Mike Ritschel - 2 rec, 19 yards, long 11 Samuel Johnson - 3 rec, 15 yards, long 10 Derrell Humphrey - 1 rec, 10 yards Corey Barnes - 1 rec, 9 yards Markis Facyson - 1 rec, -2 yards North Carolina State: Morgan Lowery - 2 rec, 99 yards, 1 TD, long 82 Carlin Woods - 2 rec, 47 yards, long 46 L.J. Grimes - 1 rec, 26 yards Tyrell Miller - 2 rec, 25 yards, long 26 Carlin Price - 1 rec, 23 yards Justin Holman - 1 rec, 11 yards David Bailey - 1 rec, 10 yards Blocking Rutgers: Frederick Spivey - 8 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Omar Youngblood - 2 pancake, 0 sacks allowed Brandon Holt - 2 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Khary McLaughlin - 2 pancake, 1 sack allowed North Carolina State: Derek Morris - 8 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Burt Hess - 1 pancake, 1 sack allowed Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Berkley Hutchinson - 7; Maximus Meridius - 6; Brady Huff - 5 Sacks: Tyson Williams, Justin Joiner, Brady Huff - 1 INTs: Pete Kramer - 1 North Carolina State Tackles: Terrell Bracy - 11; Jed Lazarus - 9; Miguel Scott, LeRue Rumph - 6 Sacks: Tory Morrison - 1 INTs: None Kicking Rutgers: Justin Apollo - 2-3 FG, long 26, 4-4 XP North Carolina State: Marlan Gentry - 1-1 XP Punting Rutgers: Adam Slaughter - Adam Slaughter - 1 punt, 57 yards, 49 net yards North Carolina State: Greg Borders - 4 punts, 38.0 average, long 48, 24.7 net average, 1 touchback Kick Return Rutgers: John Galt - 2 ret, 17.5 average, long 18 North Carolina State: LeRue Rumph - 5 ret, 18.7 average, long 23 Miguel Scott - 2 ret, 18.0 average, long 20 Punt Return Rutgers: John Galt - 2 ret, 16.5 average, long 21 North Carolina State: Miguel Scott - 1 ret, 8 yards Next Week: We head into the offseason to add more talent to the team. Last edited by General Mike : 10-30-2003 at 01:12 PM. |
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10-30-2003, 01:11 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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I was offered a 3 year head coaching contract by Virginia Tech, but I have decided to stick it out for at least 1 more year in New Brunswick.
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10-30-2003, 01:15 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: The Internets
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Coach, you said you wouldn't leave until I graduated. I have 3 more years to set all the school records. You better not leave. 
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10-30-2003, 01:33 PM
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Head Coach
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Whittier
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You could transfer with him....
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10-30-2003, 01:47 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Bowl Week 3
12/29/2006 - Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl #11 Fresno State vs Iowa - Iowa 30-20 Players of the Game Fresno State: HB Bo Cash - 27 car, 128 yards, 3 rec, 46 yards, TD Iowa: SS Adam Ulrich - 5 tackles (2 TFL), INT, TD 12/29/2006 - MasterCard Alamo Bowl #9 Oklahoma vs #16 Ohio State - Ohio State 52-24 Players of the Game Oklahoma: QB Jermain Downs - 9-22, 138 yards, 8 car, 47 yards, 3 TD Ohio State: HB JaMaine Walsh - 24 car, 133 yards, 4 TD, 2 rec, 20 yards 12/30/2006 - Houston Bowl #23 Southern Miss vs Missouri - Southern Miss 35-13 Players of the Game Southern Miss: MLB Bubba Taylor - 14 tackles (3 TFL), 1 sack, 2 INT Missouri: CB Jerron Kaufman - 4 tackles (1 TFL), 1 sack, INT 12/30/2006 - Pacific Life Holiday Bowl #4 Southern Cal vs #8 Texas A&M - Southern Cal 42-33 Players of the Game Southern Cal: QB John David Booty - 21-34, 318 yards, 6 TD, 5 car, 17 yards Texas A&M: MLB Keenan Bacon - 14 tackles, FF, FR 12/30/2006 - Silicon Valley Classic Kentucky vs Boise State - Boise State 45-31 Players of the Game Kentucky: HB Monquantae Gibson - 19 car, 83 yards, 2 TD, 2 rec, 22 yards Boise State: HB Quinton Jones - 18 car, 80 yards, 4 TD 12/31/2006 - Wells Fargo Sun Bowl Arizona State vs Minnesota - Arizona State 41-28 Players of the Game Arizona State: HB Loren Wade - 30 car, 131 yards, 11 rec yards, 4 total TD Minnesota: HB Laurence Maroney - 8 car, 51 yards, TD, 2 rec, 32 yards, TD 12/31/2006 - AXA Libery Bowl Nevada-Las Vegas vs #24 Tulane - Tulane 27-10 Players of the Game Nevada-Las Vegas: QB Warren Pickett - 19-38, 231 yards, TD Tulane: QB Stevie Bray - 18-34, 294 yards, 2 TD 12/31/2006 - Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl Georgia vs Wisconsin - Georgia 35-23 Players of the Game Georgia: QB Joe Tereshinski - 11-19, 193 yards, 4 TD Wisconsin: CB Kevin Bingham - 3 tackles, INT, TD 12/31/2006 - MainStay Independence Bowl Florida vs #25 Nebraska - Nebraska 45-24 Players of the Game Florida: MLB Abdul Weiss - 9 tackles (2 TFL), FF, FR Nebraska: HB Edgar Gutierrez - 25 car, 141 yards, 2 TD, 21 rec yards 12/31/2006 - Diamond Walnut San Francisco Bowl Colorado State vs Notre Dame - Colorado State 31-10 Players of the Game Colorado State: QB Tyler Carter - 20-35, 257 yards, 4 TD Notre Dame: RE Victor Abiamiri - 11 tackles (2 TFL), 2 sacks 1/1/2007 - Outback Bowl #15 Ole Miss vs #13 Michigan - Ole Miss 29-25 Players of the Game Ole Miss: RE Xavier Thomas - 3 tackles (1 TFL), 2 sacks Michigan: MLB Monte Brown - 17 tackles (2 TFL), 1 sack 1/1/2007 - Toyota Gator Bowl #19 Virginia Tech vs #20 Florida State - Virginia Tech 26-21 Players of the Game Virginia Tech: K Chris Norman - 4-4 FG, long of 45, 2-2 XP Florida State: DT Delvyn Moultry - 3 tackles (1 TFL), 1 sack, FF, FR 1/1/2007 - Capital One Bowl #7 Auburn vs #5 Penn State - Penn State 48-10 Players of the Game Auburn: HB Bob O'Neill - 21 car, 82 yards, TD Penn State: HB Austin Scott - 11 car, 132 yards, 2 TD, 25 rec yards 1/1/2007 - Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl #22 Louisiana State vs Maryland - Maryland 21-16 Players of the Game Louisiana State: HB Justin Vincent - 27 car, 157 yards Maryland: MLB Wesley Jefferson - 8 tackles (1 TFL), 2 INT, TD 1/1/2007 - The Rose Bowl #21 Washington vs #14 Indiana - Washington 42-19 Players of the Game Washington: WR Anquan Barnes - 6 rec, 117 yards, 3 TD Indiana: TE Jamel Alexander - 4 rec, 76 yards, TD 1/1/2007 - Nokia Sugar Bowl #18 Colorado vs #17 Arkansas - Arkansas 28-23 Players of the Game Colorado: HB Dexter Novak - 35 car, 175 yards, TD, 4 rec, 49 yards Arkansas: QB Cedric Washington - 5-15, 33 yards, 14 car, 159 yards, 3 total TD 1/2/2007 - SBC Cotton Bowl Tennessee vs #12 Oklahoma State - Tennessee 40-10 Players of the Game Tennessee: QB Eric Brignac - 15-26, 266 yards, 3 car, 5 total TD Oklahoma State: DT Xavier Lawson - 13 tackles (1 TFL) 1/3/2007 - National Championship Game - The Rose Bowl #2 Texas vs #1 Miami - Texas 55-34 Players of the Game Texas: HB J.T. Blanton - 23 car, 129 yards, 3 TD, 10 rec yards Miami: QB Marc Guillon - 21-32, 311 yards, 3 TD, 5 car, 14 yards Sports Illustrated Cover Story Champions! The Longhorns add the exclamation point to a great season. Photo: Texas coach Top 25 Polls Story: Wearing the Crown! Add a national title to the list of Blanton's accomplishments. Photo: J.T. Blanton, Texas #27 Coaches' Poll Code:
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10-30-2003, 01:52 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: The Town of Flower Mound
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Woohoo! The Mack brothers both won their bowl games! Way to go Horns and Eagles! It's about time the title came back to Austin...
Ouch, OU got spanked. He he he...
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10-30-2003, 02:30 PM
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: here
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That NC should have been yours, General Mike.
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10-30-2003, 11:56 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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sorry I didn't do this sooner
Postgame Coach's Thoughts
We put together a really quality effort from start to finish. We ran the ball down the Wolfpack's throats and were able to eat up plenty of the game clock. We won the time of possession battle 13:11 to 6:49 in the the 1st half, and 29:28 to 10:32 for the game. Offense: We didn't have a ton of big plays but we didn't need to. We did alot of off tackle running and short crossing routes, and were able to work the game clock while moving the ball down the field. Our OLine did a great job of pass protection, and our receivers did a good job of picking up yardage after the catch. No turnovers all game put us in a position to not have to play a great defensive game. Defense: We didn't play great, but we only gave up one big play, the 82 yard TD pass, and we did a nice job of getting an interception in the endzone near the end of the game to ice things. We also forced a fumble in the 3rd quarter right after a failed 4th down conversion to get the game back in control. We didn't have great pass coverage, but we played good zone coverage, and kept them from converting on 3rd down all game long. Special Teams: We didn't have to do alot special teams wise. We missed a FG, because I got flustered trying to beat the play clock out in the 1st quarter and I didn't want to burn a timeout. We got lucky on one punt return, as it was surely a touchback and we were able to get a kick catch interference call out of it which gave us the ball at the 35 instead of the 20. Grades QB: B RB: A+ WR: B TE: B OL: A DL: B LB: B+ DB: B Sp. Teams: C+ |
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10-31-2003, 01:32 AM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Year End Stats
FOFCers RS Soph. HB Paul Tracy, West Virginia - TheLionKing - 341 car, 1551 yards, 9 TD, 27 rec, 280 yards, 1 TD, 351 return yards Jr. LOLB Nyar Lahotep, Notre Dame - Nyarlahotep - 93 tackles (10 TFL), 2 sacks, 3 INT, 7 pass defl., 1 FF Jr. MLB Colton Mayes, Oklahoma - Blade6119 - 78 tackles (12 TFL), 4 sacks, 1 INT, 2 pass defl., 2 FF, 1 FR, Jr. LE Jeeber D Mack, Southern Miss - JeeberD - 50 tackles (11 TFL), 8 sack, 6 pass defl. Jr. RG Franklin Brown, UCLA - Franklinnoble - 24 pancakes, 8 sacks allowed, Jr. CB Doug Daniel, Arkansas - Doug5984 - 24 tackles, 1 INT, 9 pass defl., 1293 return yards, 1 TD RS Soph. QB Dave Corson, Virginia Tech - EagleFan - 28-49, 535 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT, 154.2 rating, 17 car, 67 yards RS Soph. QB Kevin Mitchell, Central Florida - RGunner - 26-51, 329 yards, 118.1 rating, 5 car, 22 yards, Jr. QB Chris Snow, Tennessee - RendeR - 44-66. 563 yards, 5 TD, 1 INT, 160.3 rating, 13 car, 91 yards (season ending injury) Jr. SS Maximus Meridius, Rutgers - Sublime - 94 tackles (13 TFL), 5 sacks, 4 INT, 5 pas defl., 2 FF, 1 FR, 1 TD, 32 return yards Soph. HB Robert Rupkin, Iowa - atatange1 - 44 car, 183 yards, 3 TD, 4 rec, 36 yards, 18 return yards Soph. HB Josh Hiscock, Kansas State - Sack Attack - 80 car, 312 yards, 3 TD Soph. WR Travis Elkin, Louisville - Travis - 29 rec, 440 yards, 6 TD, 1 car, 4 yards, 138 yards, 1 ret TD RS Fr. WR John Galt, Rutgers - JohnGalt - 40 rec, 800 yards, 5 TD, 2 car, 4 yards, 1 pancake, 1 tackle, 593 return yards, 2 TD Soph. WR BulletHead Jones, Georgia - VPI - 33 rec, 530 yards, 6 TD, 6 car, 46 yards, 1 TD, 11 tackles (2 TFL), 1 sack, 1 pass deflection Soph. TE Daniel McCarney, Oklahoma - mckerney - 2 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Soph. TE J.W. Smith, Southern Cal - Upstate J - 44 rec, 654 yards, Soph. CB Neuqua Man, Ohio State - Neuqua - 1 tackle, 18 return yards RS Frosh. CB Ross Wheeler, Ohio State - INDalltheway - 34 tackles, 4 INT, 4 pass defl., 1 FF, 1 FR Soph. FS Ignatius J Reilly, Wisconsin - Scholes - 37 tackles (4 TFL), 2 INT, 12 pass defl., Fr. C Jonathan Cringer, Nevada - Cringer - 9 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed Fr. ROLB Al Hill, Tennessee - Real Deal - no stats Fr. FS T.E. Almighty, Texas Tech - thealmighty - 47 tackles (6 TFL), 1 INT, 10 pass defl., 2 FF, 2 FR, 1 TD, Fr. QB Eric Brignac, Tennessee - albionmoonlight - 171-327, 2308 yards, 16 TD, 8 INT, 122.8 rating, 42 car, 101 yards, 1 TD Fr. CB Craig Scarborough, Kansas State - CraigSca - 3 tackles, 1 INT, Fr. DT Jobu Mack, Texas - JeeberD #2 - 40 tackles (8 TFL), 3 sacks, 2 FF, 1 safety Fr. HB Jim Carabello, Iowa - Blade6119 #2 - 85 car, 394 yards, 2 TD, 6 rec, 59 yards, Fr. K Justin Apollo, Rutgers - Sublime #2 - 16-22 FG, long 44, 83-84 XP, 24 kickoffs Fr. K Chris Carrabba, Oklahoma - mckerney #2 - 18-24 FG, long 49, 51-51 XP, 84 kickoffs, 16 touchbacks Fr. FB Mike Ritschel, Rutgers - General Mike - 88 car, 433 yards, 7 TD, 17 rec, 238 yards, 3 TD, 10 tackles, 1 FR, 1 TD, 8 pancakes Year End Stats - National Leaders Code:
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10-31-2003, 10:10 AM
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Jan 2002
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I better have gotten a redshirt for last year.
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