Miami Hurricanes (NCAA 06)

[PdiddyPop]

Geez Psy u f'ed up my classmate Curt Dukes up.

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#5 Miami @ Temple
Lincoln Financial Field
Philadelphia, PA
October 15th, 2005

Same old Temple; The Myth strikes again

PHILADELPHIA, PA- The only difference now is destroying Temple doesn't count as a conference win.

The Hurricanes showed flashes of their early 2000s dominance, scoring in every aspect of the game in their 56-9 embarassment of the pitiful Owls.

Kyle Wright played two and a half quarters, and was 10-18 for 154 yards, 3 TDs. Devin Hester was Miami's leading rusher, gaining 95 yards on 4 carries, scoring a 61 yard TD. He also returned two punts for TDs--for the second straight game. You would think teams would start to get the hint. Lance Leggett caught 4 passes for 99 yards and 2 TDs.

Temple's QB Mike McGann was 12-24 for 133 yards and pair of INTs. He was also Temple's leading rusher, gaining 21 yards on 7 carries. Anthony Martinez led them in receiving, catching 3 passes for 26 yards.

Due to dominating time of possession, the defensive stats were on the low side for Miami. Thomas Carroll had 6 tackles and a sack. Both Williams registered 5 tackles. DE Bryan Pata had an interception that he rumbled in for a TD, and FS Anthony Reddick added another pick. Ray Lamb led Temple with 7 tackles, followed by 6 from Adam Fichter. The Owls didn't have any sacks or interceptions.

Things pick up next week, as 6-0, 7th-ranked Georgia Tech comes into the Orange Bowl.

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TEAMS 1 2 3 4 OT F Miami (FL) 21 7 28 0 56 Temple 0 6 3 0 9

Visitor GAME STATS Home 352 Total Yds 169 18 First Downs 8 198 Rushing Yds 36 39-4 Rushes-Fumb 24-1 2 Rushing TD 0 153 Passing Yds 133 10-18-3 Comp-Att-TD 12-24-0 0 Interceptions 2 10-13 3rd Down Conv. 2-12 20:49 Time of Pos. 11:11

1st Quarter
1. UM, Wright, 51 yard pass to Leggett (Peattie kick), 7:13
2. UM, Wright, 27 yard pass to Leggett (Peattie kick), 3:01
3. UM, Hill, 1 yard run (Peattie kick), 0:16

2nd Quarter
4. Temple, Lux, 47 yard FG, 7:00
5. UM, Wright, 7 yard pass to Moore (Peattie kick), 2:45
6. Temple, Lux, 36 yard FG, 0:02

3rd Quarter
7. UM, Pata, 36 yard INT return (Peattie kick), 7:00
8. UM, Hester, 61 yard punt return (Peattie kick), 5:53
9. Temple, Lux, 28 yard FG, 3:53
10. UM, Hester, 61 yard run (Peattie kick), 2:59
11. UM, Hester, 48 yard punt return (Peattie kick), 2:04

Miami Hurricanes
K. Wright: 10-18, 154 yards, 3 TD
D. Hester: 4 carries, 95 yards, TD, 119 PR yards, 2 TD
L. Leggett: 4 receptions, 99 yards, 2 TD
T. Carroll: 6 tackles, sack
W. Williams: 5 tackles
L. Williams: 5 tackles
B. Pata: INT, TD

Temple Owls
M. McGann: 12-24, 133 yards, 2 INT; 7 carries, 21 yards
A. Martinez: 3 receptions, 26 yards
R. Lamb: 7 tackles
A. Fichter: 6 tackles

Record: 6-0
Coaches Poll: 5th
Media Poll: 5th
BCS Rankings: 6th
Next Game: Georgia Tech

[Acid]

Is Hester human?!

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Eye of the Storm
Week 8 Recap
Volume 1, Issue 12

Top 25

#24 NC State 42, Clemson 39
#10 UTEP 30, Tulane 17
#16 Toledo 45, Ball State 27
#3 Oklahoma 33, Kansas 28
Northwestern 44, Purdue 41 (OT)
Indiana 24, #19 Iowa 23
#7 Georgia Tech 49, Duke 35
#17 LSU 24, #23 Florida 17
#11 Auburn 30, Arkansas 10
#13 Iowa State 30, Missouri 27 (OT)
#8 Texas 24, #25 Colorado 17
#18 Ohio State 47, Michigan State 24
#2 USC 47, Notre Dame 10 (sorry 3A...lol)
UCLA 35, #21 Washington State 16 (oh no...)
#12 Washington 34, Oregon 31 (OT)
Kansas State 38, #15 Texas Tech 35
#6 Florida State 16, Virginia 10
#22 Georgia 30, Vanderbilt 21
#4 Michigan 22, Penn State 16

NCAA Players of the Week

Offense: Dwayne Wright, HB, Fresno State: 37 carries, 188 yards, 3 TD; 6 receptions, 91 yards, TD
Defense: Eric Bassey, CB, Oklahoma: 2 INT, TD

Coaches Top 10
1. Tennessee (34) 5-0
2. USC (23) 6-0
3. Oklahoma (2) 6-0
4. Michigan (1) 7-0
5. Miami (1) 6-0
6. Florida State 5-1
7. Georgia Tech 6-0
8. Texas 5-1
9. Virginia Tech 5-1
10. UTEP 5-0

AP Top 10
1. USC (44)
2. Tennessee (21)
3. Oklahoma
4. Michigan
5. Miami
6. Georgia Tech
7. Florida State
8. Texas
9. Virginia Tech
10. Auburn 5-1

***BCS Rankings***
1. Tennessee
2. USC
3. Oklahoma
4. Michigan
5. Georgia Tech
6. Miami
7. Florida State
8. Texas
9. Virginia Tech
10. UTEP
11. Washington 6-0
12. Auburn
13. Maryland 5-1
14. LSU 4-2
15. Ohio State 3-3

ACC Coastal Division
1. Georgia Tech (6-0, 4-0)
2. Miami (6-0, 3-0)
3. Virginia Tech (5-1, 2-1)
4. Virginia (3-3, 1-3)
5. North Carolina (1-4, 0-2)
6. Duke (1-6, 0-4)

Heisman Watch
1. Chad Henne, QB, Michigan
2. Adrian Peterson, HB, Oklahoma
3. Matt Leinart, QB, USC
4. Cody Hodges, QB, Texas Tech
5. Reggie Bush, HB, USC

[elicoleman]

Damn, Hester is a beast. You ripped Temple to shreads.


PS - Someone is ****ing with my post count

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#7 Georgia Tech @ #5 Miami
Orange Bowl
Coral Gables, FL
October 22nd, 2005

Hurricanes blow past Yellow Jackets with 4th quarter surge

CORAL GABLES, FL- Slowly but surely, the swagger is returning to the University of Miami.

Thanks to an incredible two touchdowns in nine seconds by Devin Hester late in the fourth quarter, the 5th-ranked Hurricanes blew open a somewhat close game, sending #7 Georgia Tech away with a 37-7 rout.

Another key turning point in the game was Miami stopping the Jackets in the 2nd quarter on four consecutive plays from the one yard line with the Hurricanes only leading 6-0.

In the fourth with UM up 23-7, Hester returned a punt 64 yards for a score--his fifth PR TD in the last three games. After a holding penalty, on Tech's first play afterwards, Bryan Pata forced QB Reggie Ball to fumble, and Hester blazed in from his corner position, scooped the ball up and stepped into the endzone from two yards out.

Kyle Wright had a mediocre day, going only 8-19, for 138 yards, two TDs and an INT. Tyrone Moss led UM in rushing with 82 yards on 15 carries. Ryan Moore caught five passes for 81 yards and a TD, while TE Greg Olsen added 4 for 63 yards and the other TD.

Overall for GT, Ball was 13-22 for 179 yards but 3 turnovers, including two INTs. The Canes shut down the Tech ground game, as All-ACC RB P.J. Daniels could only manage 30 yards on 18 carries. He scored a TD. All-ACC wideout Calvin Daniels did contribute, catching five passes for 90 yards.

Leon Williams and Orien Harris each had six tackles for the Hurricanes. Bryan Pata was in Tech's backfield all night, registering three sacks, along with the forced fumble that Hester scored on. Safeties Anthony Reddick and Greg Threat each had a pick. CB Reuben Houston had 7 tackles for Tech. Their other corner Jamal Lewis intercepted Wright in the 3rd quarter.

The Hurricanes have revenge on their mind next week, as North Carolina comes down to the Orange Bowl. The Tar Heels beat Miami 31-28 last year in Chapel Hill.

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TEAMS 1 2 3 4 OT F Georgia Tech 0 0 7 0 7 Miami (FL) 6 7 7 17 37

Visitor GAME STATS Home 200 Total Yds 293 7 First Downs 11 21 Rushing Yds 149 27-2 Rushes-Fumb 34-1 1 Rushing TD 0 179 Passing Yds 144 13-22-0 Comp-Att-TD 9-20-2 2 Interceptions 1 1-10 3rd Down Conv. 3-13 12:01 Time of Pos. 19:59

1st Quarter
1. UM, Peattie, 53 yard FG, 5:33
2. UM, Peattie, 51 yard FG, 0:57

2nd Quarter
3. UM, Wright, 40 yard pass to Moore (Peattie kick), 4:39

3rd Quarter
4. GT, Daniels, 3 yard run (Bell kick), 6:18
5. UM, Wright, 26 yard pass to Olsen (Peattie kick), 1:35

4th Quarter
6. UM, Peattie, 42 yard FG, 4:19
7. UM, Hester, 64 yard punt return (Peattie kick), 3:30
8. UM, Hester, 2 yard fumble return (Peattie kick), 3:21

Miami Hurricanes
K. Wright: 8-19, 138 yards, 2 TD, INT
T. Moss: 15 carries, 82 yards
R. Moore: 5 receptions, 81 yards, TD
G. Olsen: 4 receptions, 63 yards, TD
L. Williams: 6 tackles
B. Pata: 3 sacks
D. Hester: 140 all-purpose yards, 4 tackles, FR, 2 TD

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
R. Ball: 13-22, 179 yards, 2 INT
P. Daniels: 18 carries, 30 yards, TD
C. Johnson: 5 receptions, 90 yards
R. Houston: 7 tackles
J. Lewis: INT

Record: 7-0
Coaches Poll: 3rd
Media Poll: 3rd
BCS Standings: 3rd
Next Game: North Carolina

[3rdAnswer]

Looks like you may be going to a BCS bowl if you keep it up.

What's ND's record and how are Matt Shelton and Anthony Fasano doing? They got RAN by USC last week.

Also, GT is playing well as a surprise ACC team.

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Eye of the Storm
Week 9 Recap
Volume 1, Issue 13

Top 25

#5 Virginia Tech 31, #17 Maryland 3
#4 Florida State 31, Duke 17
#7 Auburn 43, #22 LSU 40
#10 Texas Tech 45, #14 Texas 21
#11 Iowa State 33, Oklahoma State 21
#13 Iowa 27, #9 Michigan 17
#20 NC State 29, Wake Forest 22
#8 UTEP 52, Marshall 10
Buffalo 35, #25 Toledo 28
#18 Georgia 34, Arkansas 24
#2 Oklahoma 49, Baylor 6
#16 Ohio State 24, Indiana 16
#21 Alabama 24, #6 Tennessee 21 (FG with 11 seconds left wins it for Bama)
#24 Pittsburgh 35, Syracuse 17
#1 USC 49, #15 Washington 20
#23 Colorado 35, Kansas 25

NCAA Players of the Weeks

Offense: DeAngelo Williams, HB, Memphis: 40 carries, 223 yards, 3 TD; 58 receiving yards, TD
Defense: A.J. Nicholson, OLB, Florida State: 15 tackles (7 TFL), 3 sacks, FF, FR

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (41) 7-0
2. Oklahoma (20) 7-0
3. Miami 7-0
4. Florida State 6-1
5. Virginia Tech 6-1
6. Tennessee 5-1
7. Auburn 6-1
8. UTEP 6-0
9. Michigan 7-1
10. Texas Tech 6-1

AP Top 10
1. USC (45)
2. Oklahoma (20)
3. Miami
4. Florida State
5. Virginia Tech
6. Auburn
7. Tennessee
8. UTEP
9. Michigan
10. Texas Tech

BCS Rankings
1. USC 1.000
2. Oklahoma 0.994
3. Miami 0.989
4. Virginia Tech 0.975
5. Florida State 0.970
6. Tennessee 0.969
7. UTEP 0.960
8. Auburn 0.954
9. Michigan 0.946
10. Georgia Tech 0.940
11. Iowa 0.918
12. Texas Tech 0.917
13. Ohio State 0.907
14. Iowa State 0.905
15. Washington 0.904

ACC Coastal Division
1. Miami (7-0, 4-0)
2. Georgia Tech (6-1, 4-1)
3. Virginia Tech (6-1, 3-1)
4. North Carolina (2-4, 1-2)
5. Virginia (3-4, 1-4)
6. Duke (1-7, 0-5)

Heisman Watch
1. Cody Hodges, QB, Texas Tech
2. Matt Leinart, QB, USC
3. Chad Henne, QB, Michigan
4. Booker Stanley, HB, Wisconsin
5. Adrian Peterson, HB, Oklahoma