Fear the Cardinal: A Stanford Cardinal Rise to Power (NCAA11)

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Coming Tonight...

1) Week 14 rundown as Stanford has a bye week
2) Week 15 rundown as Stanford has a bye week
3) Final Top 25, Heisman Winner, Final Pac-10 Rankings, Final BCS Rankings
4) Conference Championship rundown
5) Season Award Winners
6) Bowl Recap
7) Play (hopefully) the BCS Championship with Stanford

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Quote: Originally Posted by Just the Tip

nice job on this. stefan taylor is bbeastin

Thank you, and nice to have you on board. Taylor has come out of the woodwork this year, especially after replacing senior Jeremy Stewart early in the season. Hopefully his 2273 rushing yards and 31 touchdowns will be enough to get him the heisman. But some of these quarterbacks are throwing ungodly numbers, Taylor Potts threw 10 touchdowns in week 13 i think it was.

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Week 14 Around the NCAA


Top 25 Scores
Rutgers Scarlet Knights 26 at #2 West Virginia Mountaineers 7

#9 Nevada Wolfpack 49 at Louisiana Tech 17

Battle for the Victory Bell
#15 Southern Cal Trojans 27 at UCLA Bruins 20

#5 Pittsburgh Panthers 29 at Cincinnati Bearcats 17

Washington Huskies 17 at #23 Utah Utes 37

#6 Boise State Broncos 36 at Oregon State Beavers 24

PAC-10 Scores
Territorial Cup
Arizona State Sun Devils 20 at Arizona Wildcats 10

Battle for the Victory Bell
#15 Southern Cal Trojans 27 at UCLA Bruins 20

Washington Huskies 17 at #23 Utah Utes 37

#6 Boise State Broncos 36 at Oregon State Beavers 24

NCAA Players of the Week
OFFENSE: Colin Kaepernick Nevada QB – 16/26, 298 yards, 10 carries, 30 yards, 4 total touchdowns
DEFENSE: Daron Mackey Boise State MLB – 3 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, sack, fumble recovery

PAC-10 Players of the Week
OFFENSE: Allen Bradford Southern Cal HB – 25 carries, 113 yards, 3 touchdowns, 4 receptions, 35 yards
DEFENSE: Daron Mackey Boise State MLB – 3 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, sack, fumble recovery

Heisman Watch
1. Case Keenum - Houston - QB
2. Stefan Taylor - Stanford - HB
3. Taylor Potts – Texas Tech – QB
4. Colin Kaepernick – Nevada – QB
5. Mark Ingram – Alabama – HB

NCAA Top 5 Rankings
1. Stanford Cardinal(60) - 12 wins 0 losses – 1524 pts
2. Alabama Crimson Tide – 11 wins 1 loss – 1161 pts
3. Oregon Ducks – 11 wins 1 loss – 1122 pts
4. Pittsburgh Panthers – 11 wins 1 loss – 1094 pts
5. Boise State Broncos – 10 wins 2 losses – 1064 pts

BCS Top 5 Rankings
1. Stanford Cardinal – 12 wins 0 losses – 1.000 pts
2. Alabama Crimson Tide – 11 wins 1 loss – 0.994 pts
3. Oregon Ducks – 11 wins 1 loss – 0.989 pts
4. Pittsburgh Panthers – 11 wins 1 loss – 0.983 pts
5. Boise State Broncos – 10 wins 2 losses – 0.978 pts

Stanford Cardinal Recruiting
Stanford received two commitments after week 14, they came from 3-star quarterback Steve Tate of Ontario, Canada and 3-star nose tackle P.J. Walker of Daly City, California. The Cardinal also received soft verbal commitments from 3-star athletes Joel Young of Walnut Creek, California andRyan Lewis of Rosemead, California; also giving his soft verbal was 3-star wide receiver Obi Dixon ofCerritos, California. 3-star Adrian Robertson a defensive end and 1-star punter Adrian Newell will be visiting Palo Alto during week 15.

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Week 15 Around the NCAA


Top 25 Scores
No Teams in the Top 25 Played this Week

PAC-10 Scores
No Teams in the PAC-10 Played this Week

NCAA Players of the Week
None

PAC-10 Players of the Week
None

Heisman Watch
1. Case Keenum - Houston - QB
2. Stefan Taylor - Stanford - HB
3. Taylor Potts – Texas Tech – QB
4. Colin Kaepernick – Nevada – QB
5. Mark Ingram – Alabama – HB

NCAA Top 5 Rankings
1. Stanford Cardinal(55) - 12 wins 0 losses – 1524 pts
2. Alabama Crimson Tide – 11 wins 1 loss – 1161 pts
3. Oregon Ducks – 11 wins 1 loss – 1122 pts
4. Nevada Wolfpack(6) – 12 wins 0 losses – 1123 pts
5. Pittsburgh Panthers – 11 wins 1 loss – 1094 pts

BCS Top 5 Rankings
1. Stanford Cardinal – 12 wins 0 losses – 1.000 pts
2. Alabama Crimson Tide – 11 wins 1 loss – 0.994 pts
3. Oregon Ducks – 11 wins 1 loss – 0.989 pts
4. Pittsburgh Panthers – 11 wins 1 loss – 0.981 pts
5. Boise State Broncos – 10 wins 2 losses – 0.975 pts

Stanford Cardinal Recruiting
Stanford saw three more hard commitments come through after week 15; all three prospects are 3-star recruits...Athletes Joel Young and Ryan Lewis as well as wide receiver Obi Dixon. 3-star wide receiver Josh Allen has given Stanford his soft verbal as did 1-star punter Adrian Newell who visited during week 15 and rated the trip a "C+." Also visiting last week was 3-star defensive end Adrian Robertson who rated his visit a "C," Robertson has given his soft verbal to Fresno State.

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2010 Conference Championship Week
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MAC Championship
Northern Illinois Huskies 17 versus Ohio Bobcats 20 F/OT



Conference USA Championship
Central Florida Knights 27 versus Houston Cougars 7



Atlantic Coast Conference Championship
#14 North Carolina Tarheels 30 versus #11 Florida State Seminoles 20



Big 12 Conference Championship
#8 Oklahoma Sooners 41 versus #16 Missouri Tigers 14



Southeastern Conference Championship
Florida Gators 24 versus #20 Arkansas Razorbacks 17

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Stanford's Stefan Taylor Runs Away With the 2010 Heisman Trophy!









Stefan Taylor breaks 2,000 rushing yards


Stefan Taylor finds the endzone against Oregon State


Stefan Taylor leaps over Arizona State for a touchdown


Stefan Taylor rushes for another touchdown against Arizona


Stefan Taylor leaps over Washington for a touchdown


Stefan Taylor spins past Utah

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2010 College Football Award Winners

Maxwell Award Winner
Stefan Taylor - Stanford - HB - SO - 254 carries, 2,273 rushing yards, 29 rushing touchdowns, 17 receptions, 62 yards, 2 receiving touchdowns

Walter Camp Award Winner
Stefan Taylor - Stanford - HB - SO - 254 carries, 2,273 rushing yards, 29 rushing touchdowns, 17 receptions, 62 yards, 2 receiving touchdowns

Chuck Bednarik Award Winner
Archie Donald - Toledo - ROLB - rsSR - 50 tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 55 assisted tackles, 4 sacks, 2 forced fumbles

Bronco Nagurski Award Winner
Chris White - Mississippi State - ROLD - SR - 42 tackles, 21 tackles for loss, 45 assisted tackles, 5 sacks, 3 forced fumbles

Davey O’Brien Award Winner
Taylor Potts - Texas Tech - QB - rsSR - 393/641, 5,315 yards, 143 carries, 20 yards, 49 total touchdowns

Doak Walker Award Winner
Stefan Taylor - Stanford - HB - SO - 254 carries, 2,273 rushing yards, 29 rushing touchdowns, 17 receptions, 62 yards, 2 receiving touchdowns

Fred Biletnikoff Award Winner
Greg Childs - Arkansas - WR - JR - 99 receptions, 1,319 receiving yards, 11 touchdowns

Mackey Award Winner
Beau Reliford - Florida State - TE - JR - 87 receptions, 1,140 receiving yards, 10 touchdowns

Outland Award Winner
Addison Lawrence - Mississippi State - RT - JR - 55 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed

Rimington Award Winner
Michael Brewster - Ohio State - C - JR - 36 pancakes, 8 sacks allowed

Lombardi Award Winner
Sione Fau - Stanford - DT - SR - 45 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, 9 assisted tackles, 7 sacks, forced fumble

Linebacker of the Year Award Winner
Mark Herzlich - Boston College - LOLB - rsSR - 43 tackles, 21 tackles for loss, 54 assisted tackles, 6 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 2 interceptions

Jim Thorpe Award Winner
Jeron Johnson - Boise State - SS - SR - 23 tackles, 6 tackles for loss, 25 assisted tackles, sack, forced fumble, 4 interceptions

Lou Groza Place-Kicker Award Winner
Grant Rassell - Missouri - K - JR - 28 of 32 field goals made, long of 53 yards, 49 of 49 extra points made

Guy Punter of the Year Award Winner
Alex Henry - Nebraska - P - SR - 92 punts, 34.7 yard net average, long of 66 yards, 35 downed inside the 20 yard line

Return Man of the Year Award Winner
Jon Baldwin - Pittsburgh - WR - JR - 533 kick return yards, 1 kick return touchdown, 646 punt return yards, 3 punt return touchdowns


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