Miami Hurricanes (NCAA 06)

[3rdAnswer]

This dynasty looks great, and makes me want to start a thread! Keep it up.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Wolfpack44

Are you using his most recent sliders? Are you really playing on 8min?

Yes and yes.

[elicoleman]

Damn, all field goals.

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#21 Colorado @ #7 Miami
Orange Bowl
Coral Gables, FL
September 24th, 2005

Canes' D buffs up vs. Colorado

Coral Gables, FL- It's beginning to show that the defense is the strength of this year's Miami team. But the offense can turn it on too.

Both units sparkled in the home opener, and the end result was a 34-10 thumping of the 21st-ranked Colorado.

Kyle Wright had his best game yet, going 15-25 for 192 yards with two TDs and no INTs. Tyrone Moss carried the ball only 11 times, good for 117 yards and an 83 yard TD. Darnell Jenkins led the Canes with 4 receptions for 58 yards. Lance Leggett caught 3 for 61 and a TD, and Greg Olsen had two for 31 and another TD.

For the Buffs, Joel Klatt was 7-15 for 133 yards with a TD and an interception. FB Lawrence Vickers pounded out a brutal 69 yards on 35 carries, and although he had his moments, the Miami linemen and linebackers feasted on him for most of the day. Evan Judge had 3 catches for Colorado, good for 61 yards and a TD.

On defense, Rocky McIntosh led Miami with 11 tackles, followed by 9 from Willie Williams. Orien Harris added 8, with 2 sacks. Both Williams and Harris each forced a fumble. Devin Hester recorded his first INT of the season.

For Colorado, star LB Brian Iwuh had 12 tackles and 2 sacks, and 2 forced fumbles. SS Dominique Brooks was next with 7 tackles. In all, the Buffaloes forced five fumbles, but didn't recover any of them.

The cupcake brigade is in Miami for the next two weeks, starting with South Florida next week.

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TEAMS 1 2 3 4 OT F Colorado 0 3 7 0 10 Miami (FL) 14 3 14 3 34

Visitor GAME STATS Home 160 Total Yds 380 10 First Downs 19 27 Rushing Yds 188 41-2 Rushes-Fumb 35-5 0 Rushing TD 2 133 Passing Yds 192 7-16-1 Comp-Att-TD 15-25-2 1 Interceptions 0 3-14 3rd Down Conv. 6-13 14:30 Time of Pos. 17:30

1st Quarter
1. UM, Wright, 35 yard pass to Leggett (Peattie kick), 7:30
2. UM, Wright, 22 yard pass to Olsen (Peattie kick), 1:11

2nd Quarter
3. UM, Peattie, 29 yard FG, 5:42
4. CU, Crosby, 53 yard FG, 1:13

3rd Quarter
5. UM, Hill, 3 yard run (Peattie kick), 1:19
6. CU, Klatt, 5 yard pass to Judge (Crosby kick), 0:05
7. UM, T. Moss, 83 yard run (Peattie kick), 0:00

4th Quarter
8. UM, Peattie, 27 yard FG, 7:08

Miami Hurricanes
K. Wright: 15-25, 192 yards, 2 TD
T. Moss: 11 carries, 117 yards, TD
D. Jenkins: 4 receptions, 58 yards
L. Leggett: 3 receptions, 61 yards, TD
D. Hester: 204 all-purpose yards, INT
R. McIntosh: 11 tackles
W. Williams: 9 tackles, FF
O. Harris: 8 tackles, 2 sacks, FF

Colorado Buffaloes
J. Klatt: 7-15, 133 yards, TD, INT
L. Vickers: 35 carries, 69 yards
E. Judge: 3 receptions, 61 yards, TD
B. Iwuh: 12 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 FF
D. Brooks: 7 tackles
J. Billingsley: 5 tackles

Record: 3-0
Coaches Poll: 7th
Media Poll: 7th
Next Game: South Florida

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Eye of the Storm
Week 5 Recap
Volume 1, Issue 9

Top 25

#20 Bowling Green 31, #18 Boise State 28
#23 Utah 31, Air Force 24
#21 Clemson 49, Boston College 17
#13 Florida 38, Kentucky 17
#3 Iowa 37, Ohio State 34 (OT)
#12 Georgia Tech 28, #14 Virginia Tech 26
#10 Virginia 38, Duke 7
#2 USC 42, #24 Oregon 35
#6 Michigan 37, Wisconsin 35
#16 Louisville 38, USF 19
#9 Texas Tech 65, Indiana State 0
#17 Auburn 55, Western Kentucky 13
#15 UTEP 35, New Mexico 28
Minnesota 34, #19 Purdue 28
#1 Tennessee 34, #11 LSU 31

NCAA Players of the Week

Offense: Charlie Whitehurst, QB, Clemson: 21-25, 349 yards, 5 TD
Defense: David Harris, MLB, Michigan: 10 tackles, 2 sacks, FF, TD

Coaches Top 10
1. Tennessee (41)
2. USC (20)
3. Iowa
4. Texas
5. Oklahoma
6. Michigan
7. Miami
8. Florida State
9. Texas Tech
10. Virginia

AP Top 10
1. USC (36)
2. Tennessee (27)
3. Texas (1)
4. Iowa (1)
5. Michigan
6. Oklahoma
7. Miami
8. Georgia Tech
9. Florida State
10. LSU

Heisman Watch
1. Chad Henne, QB, Michigan
2. Damarius Bilbo, WR, Georgia Tech
3. Cedric Humes, RB, Virginia Tech
4. Vince Young, QB, Texas
5. Cody Hodges, QB, Texas Tech

[Acid]

So Hester had more total yards than Colorado had offense?

Nice win!

[skitch]

Hester's the man!

So, after playing the first couple of games, what do you think of Kyle Wright?

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Quote: Originally Posted by Kredit

Hester's the man! So, after playing the first couple of games, what do you think of Kyle Wright?

It took me a while to get used to the passing on this game, but then I realized that a lot of the time I was throwing while I was moving. Once I started planting my feet I was much more accurate. Things are looking up for Wright.