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09-30-2010, 11:59 AM
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Gonzaga: Return to the Gridiron (NCAA 11 Dynasty)
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09-30-2010, 01:32 PM
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Re: Gonzaga: Return to the Gridiron (NCAA 11 Dynasty)
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09-30-2010, 02:16 PM
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Re: Gonzaga: Return to the Gridiron (NCAA 11 Dynasty)
May 23rd, 2010 Coachmen: "I'm Johnathan Coachmen and this is Reece Davis. We are bringing you breaking news out of Spokane right now. It seems that the Gonzaa Bulldogs are holding a press conference to annoounce their new head football coach. Reece any thoughts?" Davis: "Well Coach it's very up in the air right now. The Spokesman reported that AD Mike Roth was in contact with a reputable FCS Head Coach. Rumors circulating that the top canidates for the job are Mickey Mathews from James Madison. A two time Robinson Award Winner and interestingly enough Robin Pflugrad, the newly named head coach of the Montana Grizzlies. Which would be a devasting blow to the Griz." Coach: "Reece let me interupt you right there as we take you to Spokane where AD Mike Roth is at the mic ready to speak." Mike Roth: "Hello everyone, I'm sure there are plenty of questions before we make the announcements regargding our new head coach and unveil the teams uniforms. First Question?" Reporter 1: "Why now Mike? Its been a long time since Gonzaga has fielded a team, and FBS wouldn't DII or FCS be a better suit for you guys?" Roth: "Very good questions, both answers tie in together honestly. First football is a sport that helps to instill pride in school, not that we lack it but you can see the difference in Basketball only schools versus schools with prominent teams in both. Second with the Conference changes announced for the 2010 and San Jose State announcing that it would be competing in the FCS this coming year we were contacted by the WAC about our interest in fielding a team in the new WAC. Great incentive for both sides. Yes?" Reporter 2: "Mr. Roth, funding a team is very expensive at the FBS level. Gonzaga hasn't had a team since the 1940's. With no basis for a team until now, how do you expect to compete and what about the financial impact?" Roth: "Without getting into too much of the economics. The funding will come from several sources, most notablly being the Basketball program. That being said we have a goal for the football program to be self sustaining by 2020. As for competivness, that will be up to our coach to take care of. With that I give you the new head coach of the Gonzaga University Football Bulldogs, Ty Gregorak." (grumbling and mumbling amongst the reporters)  Last edited by Valdarix; 09-30-2010 at 03:35 PM. |
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09-30-2010, 02:46 PM
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Ty Gregorak Age: 31 Hometown: Spokane, Washington Coaching Expeience: University of Washington (Grad Assistant 2001, 2002) Montana University (LB/DB 2003-2009) UNLV (LB Coach 2009) Central Washington (TE Coach 2009) Offense Style: Miami Recruiting: Best Possible players available. Initially within the state of Washington only.Defensive Style: 4-2-5 Game Setup: 15 Minute Quarters Heisman Difficulty A-A Recruit Difficulty Combo of Multiple slider sets from OS for Realism. ESPN.COM Analysis: "Gregorak is a very interesting hire. After holding 3 posts this year due to the move to UNLV then his subsequent release after a night club incident in Colorado. Gonzaga hired him away from CWU before he got involved with the team. It's reported that Gonzaga had to pay a hefty fee to CWU for his services. He's young, lot's of passion and has great coaching lineage from Montana. He'll get a chance to coach against Hauk which should be interesting. Rumor has it that Gonzaga is gearing up a push to join the PAC 10 in Basketball, and having a football program may help acheive that goal.  It will be very interesting to see how Gonzaga does with a team of 70 walk-ons. Will Gregorak be able to make a mark?" Confirmed Conference Moves: San Jose State -> FCS Gonzaga -> WAC Washington St -> WAC (Need a rival) UTEP - WAC SD State - WAC Wyoming - WAC Boise St -> MWC Nevada -> MWC Fresno -> MWC Colorado -> Pac 10 Utah -> Pac 10 BYU -> Indy Indiana - CUSA Louisana Tech -> CUSA USF -> CUSA Notre Dame -> Big East Iowa St -> MWC Nebraska -> Big 10 Arizona St -> Big 12 Arkansas -> Big 12 SMU -> Big 12 Tulane -> SEC Todd McShay: "The 2010 Conference moves are expansive. The biggest move I see is Notre Dame joining the Big East, a move some said would never happen. In the interesting moves the we've seen Tulane to the SEC is the shocker to some. However we only have to look at Tulanes history to see that they were a competitor in the SEC in it's early days. The reason that Tulane would replace Arkansas (who joins the Big 12) was speculated that the SEC wants the Superdome in the conference. We'll see if the bump in conference prestige helps Tulane build. The other shocking move we saw was SMU moving to the Big 12 after Iowa St left for the MWC. With so many teams out there like Houston and TCU it was very odd to see SMU get the invite. Big 12 President of Operations noted that the schools voted on the invite and it was unanimous, it seems that Texas and Oklahoma want to see SMU returned to its former glory." Last edited by Valdarix; 10-01-2010 at 11:04 AM. |
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09-30-2010, 03:06 PM
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Re: Gonzaga: Return to the Gridiron (NCAA 11 Dynasty)
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09-30-2010, 04:29 PM
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Re: Gonzaga: Return to the Gridiron (NCAA 11 Dynasty)
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10-01-2010, 09:00 AM
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2010 Football Schedule 08-28-10 @ #1 Alabama (L 56-14) 09-11-10 Washington 09-18-10 @ #5 Boise St. 10-02-10 @ San Diego St 10-09-10 Washington St - Homecoming 10-16-10 Wyoming 10-23-10 @ New Mexico St 10-30-10 UL-Lafayette 11-06-10 Utah State 11-13-10 @ Hawaii 11-27-10 @ Idaho 12-04-10 UTEP - Senior Night * Conference Dates in Bold and home games in italics ESPN.COM Analysis: "The Bulldogs need to make the best of their schedule. Such a late start really stuck them with three very difficult teams to open the season. They may also not get this much national exposure against highly ranked teams after their inaugural season. " Last edited by Valdarix; 10-01-2010 at 03:31 PM. |
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GONZAGA @ #1 ALABAMA Bryant-Denny Stadium NCAA Scoreboard - Gonzaga (0-1) at Alabama (1-0)
 'Bama Decimates Gonzaga Offense Bulldogs Defensive Play Surprises Coaching Staff  The Zags seemed to be off to a good start in the first quarter with a 7 yard carry and 13 yard completion on their first two plays from scrimmage. It didn't take long for the Crimson Tide D to assert itself. On the third play of the game Bulldogs starting QB Steven Farris (Jr.) received an earth shattering hit that ended his season. In a surprise decision Coach Gregorak and his OC Dan Werner made the call to jerk the redshirt of freshman QB Jeff Noble. The Bulldog's Offense was hammered for the entire 28 minutes they controlled the ball. The rushing game couldn't get going, for every 6 yard carry Bama would penalize the 'Zags with a sack or hit the RB for a loss. Gonzaga's one bright point on offense came in the 3rd quarter when Noble put together a 9 play drive that resulted in the Bulldogs lone offensive TD. The offense would suffer 6 interception, 3 fumbles (1 lost) and 8 total sacks. The real surprise came from Bulldog Defense, who for 2 and half quarters played Alabama better than anyone could have imagined. Coach Saban said after the game"We just could not figure out that 4-2-5, with no real tape on them we had to learn as we went." Coming out of the half Bama led 14-0. The stat table however showed a different story. Mark Ingram was held to 53 yards and the passing game was limited to 113 of which 54 of those yards were from 2 McElroy TD throws. The Bulldog defense carried the momentum into the 2nd half scoring on a 57 yard fumble return. The Bulldog secondary looked stellar holding the Tide to 210 yards and picking McElroy 3 times. The defense however could not pull of this upset alone and watched in dismay as the 'Zags offense allowed 21 points off Int returns. The defense also began to wear down as Mark Ingram gathered steam in the 3rd quarter with a 49 yard TD run and went on to receive player of the game honors." Last edited by Valdarix; 10-01-2010 at 12:48 PM. |
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