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theaub · 10-22-2006, 10:42 AM

Name: Aubrey Lustig
Hometown: Toronto, CN
Age: 18
Position: QB
Height: 5'10''
Weight: 175
Skin: White

Matt10 · 10-22-2006, 03:53 PM

added.

Rainey · 10-22-2006, 03:59 PM

Tremendous recap going on here man. I used to play with Martin, and wouldn't mind playing with him in Memphis... even if it is in a virtual world lol.

NAME: Allen Rainey
AGE: 18 (HS SR) (Actually I'm 22, but heck I want 4 years in this great dynasty!)

HOMETOWN: Hattiesburg, MS
POSITION: RB
HEIGHT: 5'8"
WEIGHT: 200
SKIN COLOR: White

Matt10 · 10-22-2006, 04:24 PM

TIGERS BLOW BY GOLDEN EAGLES
TAKE FIRST PLACE AND BECOME BOWL ELIGIBLE

Memphis, TN (AP) -- The Memphis Tigers and University of Southern Miss Golden Eagles went head to head in the proclaimed rivalry game, the "Black and Blue Bowl", Saturday evening. The Tigers didn't dissapoint their fans in Memphis as they completely obliterated the Gold Eagles 44-14.

"We just destroyed them," says captain Wesley Smith, "We hurt them in every aspect of the game and left them crying back home to momma". Smith proved once again why he is being considered as a TOP 10 defensive player for the upcoming 2006 NFL Draft, recording 6 tackles and two interceptions. Smith and the Tigers shutdown game-time favorte, RB Cody Hull to only 21 rushing yards, and dismantled QB Jeremy Young's ability to scramble, shortening him for 5.

Young's day didn't start bright, nor did it end bright. Finishing his day with only 9 completions on 32 attempts for 196 yards and one touchdown, he also threw 4 costly interceptions, including one that presented itself as the "nail in the coffin" when FS Brandon Patterson returned the interception 42 yards and the score.

Player of the Game honors went to QB Willie Hudgens, who is one of the primary reasons for the Tigers' recent success, as he lead his offense going 15 for 28 with just over 200 yards and two passing touchdowns. Hudgens also recorded 37 yards rushing on 10 attempts and a rushing touchdown.

Hudgens main target was to Freshman star WR Corey Singleton, who caught 5 passes for 98 yards and a touchdown. WR Corey Robinzine received his first and only catch of the game when Hudgens threw a bullet from 24 yards for a score late in the fourth quarter.

The Golden Eagles did manage to scrape two touchdowns out of the Tigers. A miscommunication between CB Jamaal Rufus and SS Derek Clenin enabled Young to throw a 72-yard bomb for Anthony Perine for the only score of the first half for Southern Miss. Young himself would score late in the third quarter from 2 yards out after producing a nice 5 plays for 55 yard drive.

Not all the news was good news for the Memphis Tigers, however, starting RB T.J. Pitts suffered a season-ending Torn Achilles Tendon early in the 3rd quarter on an option play. It's unfortunate because Pitts was starting to show why he was considered as Tommy West's "critical mold" for the Memphis offense.

"It's just bad luck sometimes," said West, "You wonder why throughout 4 games there was no injuries in your roster - damn myself for questioning why. Losing T.J. [Pitts] is going to be just another obstacle we're going to have to get over and I'm sure we will."

In regards to the usual question: "Who Will Start Next Week?", West states that he'll go with the veteran, Joseph Doss.

"He did well coming in late today, the rest of the rushing season is his, it's up to him if he wants to take it." Doss gained 42 yards on 21 attempts and his longest gain was 10 yards.

Someone who did run very well, once, was senior WR Ryan Scott who was placed on special teams as a kick returner. After the Golden Eagles had score from Young's run, Scott received the ball off the kickoff, one juke and was gone for 83 yards and the score, taking the breath out of any possibility of a contest for the Golden Eagles to put up. Scott's kick return for a touchdown was the first of the season for the Memphis Tigers.

In one of the more bizarre plays of the game, as mentioned earlier, backup FS Brandon Patterson, playing Nickel CB, intercepted a Jeremy Young pass late in the fourth quarter. What was bizarre about the play because Patterson was the one who knocked the ball out of the air, but the ball hit the back of FS Wesley Smith - bouncing back into Patterson's hands, who returned the ball 42 yards to score a critical blow to the Golden Eagles.

With the win the Tigers take first place in the C-USA East (2nd in C-USA) and receive a bowl eligibility for the GMAC Bowl, an unlikely outcome considering how the Tigers started early in the season. According the projection,the Tigers would be facing the Western Michigan Broncos (6-3), who currently sit at the top of the MAC West (1st in MAC).

Next week, in hopes to continue the 2-game winning streak, Memphis host the only team they haven't faced in the C-USA East, the University of Central Florida Golden Knights. The Golden Knights, also 5-4 but sitting in 4th place in the C-USA East, are coming off a marginal victory over the ECU Pirates Saturday with the score of 35-7.

WEEK 11 - vs UCF (5-4)

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SCORING SUMMARY
Memphis 44, USM 17
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1st Quarter:
TD Memphis 7-0, Hudgens to Singleton 32 YD TD REC (XP)
TD Memphis 14-0, Hudgens 4 YD TD Run (XP)
TD USM 14-7, Young to Perine 72 YD TD REC (XP)
2nd Quarter:
FG Memphis 17-7, Adams 29 YD FG
3rd Quarter:
FG Memphis 20-7, Adams 33 YD FG
TD USM 20-14, Young 2 YD TD Run (XP)
TD Memphis 27-14, Scott 83 YD KR TD (XP)
4th Quarter:
TD Memphis 34-14, Hudgens to Robinzine 24 YD TD REC (XP)
FG Memphis 37-14, Adams 29 YD FG
TD Memphis 44-14, Paterson 42 YD INT RET TD (XP)
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PLAYER STATS
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MEMPHIS:
Passing - *W.Hudgens: 15/28,202yds, 2 TD - 10 rush, 37yds,TD
Rushing - J.Doss: 21rush,42yds
Receiving - C.Singleton: 5 Rec 99yds, TD
Defensive - W.Smith: 6tak, 2 INT

USM:
Passing - J.Young: 9/32,196yds,TD, 1 Rush TD
Rushing - C.Hull: 9rush, 21yds
Receiving - A.Perine: 3 Rec, 112yds, TD
Defensive - R.Watson: 5 Tak, 3 TFL, SACK

GAME REFLECTIONS
This week's GR is all about Patterson's bizarre interception.

"All I wanted to do was bat the ball away, but heck - I'll take an interception and a touchdown anyday."

Braves10 · 10-22-2006, 07:02 PM

Great dynasty..i love the ESPN things its very nice..heres my info

NAME: Jonathan Potter
AGE: 16 (jr)
HOMETOWN: Burlington, NC
POSITION: WR
HEIGHT: 6'2
WEIGHT: 200
SKIN COLOR: White

Matt10 · 10-23-2006, 07:31 PM

2006 ESPN/USA Today Poll Top 10
ESPN/SportsTicker
Through Week 10

1.LSU (9-0) 1497pts
2.Ohio State (10-0) 1452pts
3.West Virginia (8-0) 1329pts
4.Florida State (9-0) 1272pts
5.Texas (9-1) 1097pts
6.USC (7-1) 1012pts
7.Virginia Tech (8-1) 900pts
8.Nebraska (8-2) 898pts
9.Oklahoma (7-2) 866pts
10.Louisville (7-1) 830pts

2006 ESPN/USA Today Heisman Watch
ESPN/SportsTicker
Through Week 10

1.QB Drew Weatherford- Florida State - 183/287,2462yds,52rush,35 Total TD -Week10: vs Virginia W(48-14)
2.HB Selvin Young- TEXAS - 202rush,1359yds,14TD,19Rec,335yds,4 TDs -Week10: vs Oklahoma St. W(28-7)
3.QB Chris Todd- Texas Tech - 257/400,3307yds,28TD -Week10: vs Baylor W(44-14)
4.QB Drew Stanton- MSU - 176/274,2305yds,102rush,578yds,29 Total TDs-Week10: vs Purdue W(59-3)
5.QB Colt McCoy- Texas - 158/253,2289yds,30TD -Week10: vs Oklahoma St. W(28-7)

C-USA (EAST) Conference Standings
Through Week 10

1. Memphis - (5-4) vs Southern Miss - W 44-14
2. Southern Miss - (4-5) - @ Memphis - L 14-44
3. Marshall - (4-5) - vs Tulsa - L 27-30
4. UCF - (5-4) vs ECU - W 35-7
5. ECU - (3-6) @ UCF - L 7-35
6. UAB - (2-7) @ SMU - L 3-45

Matt10 · 10-24-2006, 12:14 PM

Week 11 - MEMPHIS vs UNIV. CENTRAL FLORIDA

Two #45s, big differences between a senior and a sophomore - on paper...

Date and Time: 11/11/06, 3h30pm
Weather: Cold
Surface: Sports Turf

Record: 5-4

Last Game: vs USM, W 44-14

Player Watch: RB Joseph Doss, Doss has got to get his running game going. In for the injured T.J. Pitts, Doss is going to be required to step up for the offense, in times past Doss was the catalyst to some losses for the Tigers, but hopefully he'll be able to erase those memories and move on. Look for Doss to get the ball a decent amount of times, he's got good hands so the Tigers will take advantage of that with some screens.

Grades: OVR(B-),OFF(C+),DEF(B-)

Coach Comments: "This is our home, first place is our home as well, we're not going to let anyone take it away from us."

Injuries:
WR Maurice Jones [78ovr] (SO) - Torn Bicep - 1 Weeks
HB T.J. Pitts [79ovr] (FR) - Torn Achilles Tendon - Out For Season

Record: 5-4

Last Game: vs ECU, W 35-7

Player Watch: FS Jason Venson, it's not often a sophomore is covered, but Venson's ratings speak for themselves. While statistically Venson isn't playing to his 91ovr ranking, he's still going to be a threat to any big play possibility the Tigers had planned on executing.

Grades: OVR(B-),OFF(C+),DEF(C+)

Coach Comments: "We're going to come into this game winning with defense, but we're also going to throw them offguard with our ability to score endless amount of points on offense."

Injuries:
NONE

Rainey · 10-24-2006, 06:44 PM

The ESPN overlays really sets this dynasty apart. It's like I'm reading about real life, except in real life Memphis sucks!

10-22-2006, 10:42 AM	#49
theaub Stop! Homer Time! OVR: 35 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Thornhill, Ontario Posts: 9,641 Blog Entries: 4	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) Name: Aubrey Lustig Hometown: Toronto, CN Age: 18 Position: QB Height: 5'10'' Weight: 175 Skin: White __________________ Blue Jays, Blackhawks, Auburn

10-22-2006, 03:53 PM	#50
Matt10 Hall Of Fame OVR: 23 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Overland Park, KS Posts: 16,273	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) added. Last edited by Matt10; 10-22-2006 at 04:25 PM.

10-22-2006, 03:59 PM	#51
Rainey MVP OVR: 16 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Hattiesburg, MS Posts: 4,509	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) Tremendous recap going on here man. I used to play with Martin, and wouldn't mind playing with him in Memphis... even if it is in a virtual world lol. NAME: Allen Rainey AGE: 18 (HS SR) (Actually I'm 22, but heck I want 4 years in this great dynasty!) HOMETOWN: Hattiesburg, MS POSITION: RB HEIGHT: 5'8" WEIGHT: 200 SKIN COLOR: White __________________ NCAA Vets League: Arkansas Razorbacks (9-2, 6-1) MLB OS League: Seattle Mariners (9-2)

10-22-2006, 04:24 PM	#52
Matt10 Hall Of Fame OVR: 23 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Overland Park, KS Posts: 16,273	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) TIGERS BLOW BY GOLDEN EAGLES TAKE FIRST PLACE AND BECOME BOWL ELIGIBLE Memphis, TN (AP) -- The Memphis Tigers and University of Southern Miss Golden Eagles went head to head in the proclaimed rivalry game, the "Black and Blue Bowl", Saturday evening. The Tigers didn't dissapoint their fans in Memphis as they completely obliterated the Gold Eagles 44-14. "We just destroyed them," says captain Wesley Smith, "We hurt them in every aspect of the game and left them crying back home to momma". Smith proved once again why he is being considered as a TOP 10 defensive player for the upcoming 2006 NFL Draft, recording 6 tackles and two interceptions. Smith and the Tigers shutdown game-time favorte, RB Cody Hull to only 21 rushing yards, and dismantled QB Jeremy Young's ability to scramble, shortening him for 5. Young's day didn't start bright, nor did it end bright. Finishing his day with only 9 completions on 32 attempts for 196 yards and one touchdown, he also threw 4 costly interceptions, including one that presented itself as the "nail in the coffin" when FS Brandon Patterson returned the interception 42 yards and the score. Player of the Game honors went to QB Willie Hudgens, who is one of the primary reasons for the Tigers' recent success, as he lead his offense going 15 for 28 with just over 200 yards and two passing touchdowns. Hudgens also recorded 37 yards rushing on 10 attempts and a rushing touchdown. Hudgens main target was to Freshman star WR Corey Singleton, who caught 5 passes for 98 yards and a touchdown. WR Corey Robinzine received his first and only catch of the game when Hudgens threw a bullet from 24 yards for a score late in the fourth quarter. The Golden Eagles did manage to scrape two touchdowns out of the Tigers. A miscommunication between CB Jamaal Rufus and SS Derek Clenin enabled Young to throw a 72-yard bomb for Anthony Perine for the only score of the first half for Southern Miss. Young himself would score late in the third quarter from 2 yards out after producing a nice 5 plays for 55 yard drive. Not all the news was good news for the Memphis Tigers, however, starting RB T.J. Pitts suffered a season-ending Torn Achilles Tendon early in the 3rd quarter on an option play. It's unfortunate because Pitts was starting to show why he was considered as Tommy West's "critical mold" for the Memphis offense. "It's just bad luck sometimes," said West, "You wonder why throughout 4 games there was no injuries in your roster - damn myself for questioning why. Losing T.J. [Pitts] is going to be just another obstacle we're going to have to get over and I'm sure we will." In regards to the usual question: "Who Will Start Next Week?", West states that he'll go with the veteran, Joseph Doss. "He did well coming in late today, the rest of the rushing season is his, it's up to him if he wants to take it." Doss gained 42 yards on 21 attempts and his longest gain was 10 yards. Someone who did run very well, once, was senior WR Ryan Scott who was placed on special teams as a kick returner. After the Golden Eagles had score from Young's run, Scott received the ball off the kickoff, one juke and was gone for 83 yards and the score, taking the breath out of any possibility of a contest for the Golden Eagles to put up. Scott's kick return for a touchdown was the first of the season for the Memphis Tigers. In one of the more bizarre plays of the game, as mentioned earlier, backup FS Brandon Patterson, playing Nickel CB, intercepted a Jeremy Young pass late in the fourth quarter. What was bizarre about the play because Patterson was the one who knocked the ball out of the air, but the ball hit the back of FS Wesley Smith - bouncing back into Patterson's hands, who returned the ball 42 yards to score a critical blow to the Golden Eagles. With the win the Tigers take first place in the C-USA East (2nd in C-USA) and receive a bowl eligibility for the GMAC Bowl, an unlikely outcome considering how the Tigers started early in the season. According the projection,the Tigers would be facing the Western Michigan Broncos (6-3), who currently sit at the top of the MAC West (1st in MAC). Next week, in hopes to continue the 2-game winning streak, Memphis host the only team they haven't faced in the C-USA East, the University of Central Florida Golden Knights. The Golden Knights, also 5-4 but sitting in 4th place in the C-USA East, are coming off a marginal victory over the ECU Pirates Saturday with the score of 35-7. WEEK 11 - vs UCF (5-4) _______________________________________ SCORING SUMMARY Memphis 44, USM 17 _______________________________________ 1st Quarter: TD Memphis 7-0, Hudgens to Singleton 32 YD TD REC (XP) TD Memphis 14-0, Hudgens 4 YD TD Run (XP) TD USM 14-7, Young to Perine 72 YD TD REC (XP) 2nd Quarter: FG Memphis 17-7, Adams 29 YD FG 3rd Quarter: FG Memphis 20-7, Adams 33 YD FG TD USM 20-14, Young 2 YD TD Run (XP) TD Memphis 27-14, Scott 83 YD KR TD (XP) 4th Quarter: TD Memphis 34-14, Hudgens to Robinzine 24 YD TD REC (XP) FG Memphis 37-14, Adams 29 YD FG TD Memphis 44-14, Paterson 42 YD INT RET TD (XP) _______________________________________ PLAYER STATS _______________________________________ MEMPHIS: Passing - W.Hudgens: 15/28,202yds, 2 TD - 10 rush, 37yds,TD Rushing* - J.Doss: 21rush,42yds Receiving - C.Singleton: 5 Rec 99yds, TD Defensive - W.Smith: 6tak, 2 INT USM: Passing - J.Young: 9/32,196yds,TD, 1 Rush TD Rushing - C.Hull: 9rush, 21yds Receiving - A.Perine: 3 Rec, 112yds, TD Defensive - R.Watson: 5 Tak, 3 TFL, SACK GAME REFLECTIONS *This week's GR is all about Patterson's bizarre interception.* *"All I wanted to do was bat the ball away, but heck - I'll take an interception and a touchdown anyday."* Last edited by Matt10; 10-23-2006 at 01:06 AM.

10-22-2006, 07:02 PM	#53
Braves10 Rookie OVR: 3 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Burlington, NC	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) Great dynasty..i love the ESPN things its very nice..heres my info NAME: Jonathan Potter AGE: 16 (jr) HOMETOWN: Burlington, NC POSITION: WR HEIGHT: 6'2 WEIGHT: 200 SKIN COLOR: White __________________

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10-23-2006, 07:31 PM	#54
Matt10 Hall Of Fame OVR: 23 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Overland Park, KS Posts: 16,273	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) 2006 ESPN/USA Today Poll Top 10 ESPN/SportsTicker *Through Week 10* 1.LSU (9-0) 1497pts 2.Ohio State (10-0) 1452pts 3.West Virginia (8-0) 1329pts 4.Florida State (9-0) 1272pts 5.Texas (9-1) 1097pts 6.USC (7-1) 1012pts 7.Virginia Tech (8-1) 900pts 8.Nebraska (8-2) 898pts 9.Oklahoma (7-2) 866pts 10.Louisville (7-1) 830pts 2006 ESPN/USA Today Heisman Watch ESPN/SportsTicker *Through Week 10* 1.QB Drew Weatherford- Florida State - 183/287,2462yds,52rush,35 Total TD -Week10: vs Virginia W(48-14) 2.HB Selvin Young- TEXAS - 202rush,1359yds,14TD,19Rec,335yds,4 TDs -Week10: vs Oklahoma St. W(28-7) 3.QB Chris Todd- Texas Tech - 257/400,3307yds,28TD -Week10: vs Baylor W(44-14) 4.QB Drew Stanton- MSU - 176/274,2305yds,102rush,578yds,29 Total TDs-Week10: vs Purdue W(59-3) 5.QB Colt McCoy- Texas - 158/253,2289yds,30TD -Week10: vs Oklahoma St. W(28-7) C-USA (EAST) Conference Standings *Through Week 10* 1. Memphis - (5-4) vs Southern Miss - W 44-14 2. Southern Miss - (4-5) - @ Memphis - L 14-44 3. Marshall - (4-5) - vs Tulsa - L 27-30 4. UCF - (5-4) vs ECU - W 35-7 5. ECU - (3-6) @ UCF - L 7-35 6. UAB - (2-7) @ SMU - L 3-45

10-24-2006, 12:14 PM	#55
Matt10 Hall Of Fame OVR: 23 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Overland Park, KS Posts: 16,273	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) Week 11 - MEMPHIS vs UNIV. CENTRAL FLORIDA Two #45s, big differences between a senior and a sophomore - on paper... Date and Time: 11/11/06, 3h30pm Weather: Cold Surface: Sports Turf Record: 5-4 Last Game: vs USM, W 44-14 Player Watch: RB Joseph Doss, Doss has got to get his running game going. In for the injured T.J. Pitts, Doss is going to be required to step up for the offense, in times past Doss was the catalyst to some losses for the Tigers, but hopefully he'll be able to erase those memories and move on. Look for Doss to get the ball a decent amount of times, he's got good hands so the Tigers will take advantage of that with some screens. Grades: OVR(B-),OFF(C+),DEF(B-) Coach Comments: "This is our home, first place is our home as well, we're not going to let anyone take it away from us." Injuries: WR Maurice Jones [78ovr] (SO) - Torn Bicep - 1 Weeks HB T.J. Pitts [79ovr] (FR) - Torn Achilles Tendon - Out For Season Record: 5-4 Last Game: vs ECU, W 35-7 Player Watch: FS Jason Venson, it's not often a sophomore is covered, but Venson's ratings speak for themselves. While statistically Venson isn't playing to his 91ovr ranking, he's still going to be a threat to any big play possibility the Tigers had planned on executing. Grades: OVR(B-),OFF(C+),DEF(C+) Coach Comments: "We're going to come into this game winning with defense, but we're also going to throw them offguard with our ability to score endless amount of points on offense." Injuries: NONE

10-24-2006, 06:44 PM	#56
Rainey MVP OVR: 16 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Hattiesburg, MS Posts: 4,509	Re: "Every Man a Tiger" - A University of Memphis Dynasty (NCAA 2007) The ESPN overlays really sets this dynasty apart. It's like I'm reading about real life, except in real life Memphis sucks! __________________ NCAA Vets League: Arkansas Razorbacks (9-2, 6-1) MLB OS League: Seattle Mariners (9-2)

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