The Coaching Legacy of Doug Nussmeier (NCAA 11)

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#15 Miami 27, #18 Pittsburgh 14
#6 TCU 26, SMU 13
#8 Wisconsin 52, Austin Peay 3
#14 Utah 44, San Jose State 3
#2 Ohio State 40, Eastern Michigan 0
#7 Nebraska 44, South Dakota State 0
Wake Forest 30, #11 Florida State 27
#10 Virginia Tech 17, Boston College 7
#16 Georgia TEch 33, NC State 23
#5 Florida 23, Kentucky 17
Cincinnati 26, #19 Oklahoma 20
#20 Iowa 41, Ball State 3
#9 North Carolina 40, Rutgers 23
#13 Texas 34, UCLA 10
#3 Boise State 30, #24 Oregon State 23
#12 Arkansas 37, #1 Alabama 10
#22 LSU 20, #23 West Virginia 16
#4 Oregon 49, Arizona State 35

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Jan 1,
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	Ohio State (41)	4	0	1505
2	3	Boise State (20)	3	0	1437
3	4	Oregon	4	0	1381
4	5	Florida	4	0	1290
5	6	TCU	4	0	1242
6	7	Nebraska	4	0	1155
7	8	Wisconsin	3	0	1091
8	9	North Carolina	3	0	1047
9	1	Alabama	3	1	1008
10	12	Arkansas	4	0	997
11	10	Virginia Tech	3	1	955
12	13	Texas	3	1	768
13	14	Utah	4	0	741
14	15	Miami	2	1	673
15	16	Georgia Tech	3	1	614
16	17	Texas Tech	3	0	590
17	20	Iowa	3	1	435
18	21	USC	2	1	400
19	22	LSU	3	1	361
20	11	Florida State	3	1	331
21	25	Clemson	3	0	267
22	18	Pittsburgh	1	2	251
23	--	South Carolina	4	0	228
24	--	Nevada	3	0	184
25	--	Virginia	3	0	148

Dropped Out: Oklahoma (#19), West Virginia (#23), Oregon State (#24)
Others Receiving Votes: West Virginia (146), Oregon State (146), Oklahoma (118), Notre Dame (87), Arizona (68), Missouri (58), Stanford (53), Oklahoma State (16), Baylor (16)

Heisman Watch - Updated: Jan 1,
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Case Keenum	QB	Houston		--
Dane Sanzenbacher	WR	Ohio State		21 rec, 236 Yds, 6 TD
Ryan Mallett	QB	Arkansas		91-145, 1521 Yds, 10 TD
LaMichael James	HB	Oregon		106 att, 549 Yds, 6 TD, 13 rec, 149 Yds
Blaine Gabbert	QB	Missouri		107-151, 1383 Yds, 11 TD, 47 att, 58 Yds, 3 TD

Pac 10 Offensive Player of the Week
LaMichael James - HB - Oregon
28 att, 175 yds, 3 TD, 2 rec, 21 yds

Pac 10 Defensive Player of the Week
Ricky Elmore - LE - Arizona
5 TKL, 7 TFL, 9 ATK, 2 Sacks, FF

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Despite Rough Start, Cougs Add Another

It has been a really rough start for Coach Nussmeier and the Washington State Cougars and they lost their second straight game this past week. However, even with the tough loss to the #21 USC Trojans, the Cougars had 4 recruits on campus visiting and after the game, they received word from one of them that he was choosing Washington State as his place to play at the college level. Here's a little more on this recruit (Now you can really see the crappy TV I'm using now that I'm back home on winter break, rather than at my home with my nice tv):

Discussion: Although Ferguson is pretty far down on the offensive tackle recruit list for the country, he is a kid in the back yard of the Cougars and he has good size. He has amazing awareness and decent strength for a lineman, and he has the ability to get out and run, when blocking for the running back. With starting right tackle, Micah Hannam, graduating after the year, the Cougs will be down an offensive tackle and Ferguson will most likely come in and be a back up right away. He will also come in and instantly be the biggest offensive tackle on the team.

[NeverEnough]

Top 25 Games
#5 TCU @ Colorado State

Even with Andy Dalton being out the past few weeks, the Horned Frogs have shown that they have more than enough weapons to lead to the team to victory. There is no way that the Colorado State Rams will step up and put up a fight against TCU.

Lee's pick: TCU
Kirk's pick: TCU

#20 Florida State @ #25 Virginia

Virginia looks to be a very scary team for Florida State to face this week as they are #7 in scoring points per game and also #14 in total defense. Not only that, but the Cavaliers are also the #1 team in the nation at causing turnovers vs the amount of turnovers they give up. With that being said Christian Ponder is still one of the country's best passers and he can still lead his team to victory against the best teams out there. This could be a really good game.

Lee's pick: Florida State
Kirk's pick: Virginia

FIU @ #22 Pittsburgh

FIU is absolutely one of the worst teams in the country as they have struggled to put up 5 points per game. It will be hard for them to put up any points against the Panthers of Pittsburgh, and with Dion Lewis putting up 4.9 yards per carry it will be an easy victory for Pitt.

Lee's pick: Pittsburgh
Kirk's pick: Pittsburgh

#16 Texas Tech @ Iowa State

Currently, Taylor Potts is the #5 quarterback in the country in terms of passing yards leads his team to Iowa State and their #90 pass defense. Iowa State has struggled against Northern Illinois and Kansas State this season, while Texas Tech manhandled now #12 Texas last week. As long as the team that has been there so far all season for the Red Raiders shows up, the Cyclones won't have any kind of a chance.

Lee's pick: Texas Tech
Kirk's pick: Texas Tech

#4 Florida @ #9 Alabama

Alabama saw their National Championship chances shatter last week after a heartbreaking loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks, and now they'll have to regroup at home against a tough Florida team. Mark Ingram will have a lot to say this week and if he can get it rolling, Florida might just be the team in trouble this week.

Lee's pick: Alabama
Kirk's pick: Florida

#15 Georgia Tech @ Wake Forest

Last week Wake Forest were one of the teams upsetting a power team as they defeated the #11 Florida State Seminoles. This week they will have a chance to do it again, this time against Georgia Tech. If Josh Nesbitt sits out yet again the Yellow Jackets might struggle this week.

Lee's pick: Georgia Tech
Kirk's pick: Georgia Tech

Stanford @ #3 Oregon

LaMichael James has emerged as a Heisman candidate with his great play this year and him and the Oregon Ducks will be put against their biggest test thus far on the season as they take on Stanford. Andrew Luck is easily one of the best quarterbacks in the nation and is always tough defending him. They did however, lose last week to a sub par Notre Dame team so if they struggle against the Ducks they won't stand a chance.

Lee's pick: Oregon
Kirk's pick: Oregon

#14 Miami @ #21 Clemson

This could be one of the best matchups of the week as Clemson hosts Miami in an ACC matchup. What makes this a really great matchup is that Miami has relied heavily on their run game and it has been the best part of their offense, while Clemson boasts the #9 rush defense in the country. Those two sides will clash it out all game, and whichever one is on top, will decide the victor.

Lee's pick: Clemson
Kirk's pick: Miami

ECU @ #8 North Carolina

North Carolina hasn't been very impressive this season on offense, but what they lack in offense, their defense has more than made up for. The biggest thing for North Carolina is to limit turnovers and cause a lot of turnovers. On the other side we have ECU who has only really faced Virginia Tech and got destroyed, so they will most likely do the same in this one with the Tarheels' stingy defense.

Lee's pick: North Carolina
Kirk's pick: North Carolina

#7 Wisconsin @ Michigan state

Wisconsin has been one of the most impressive teams in the country this year on both sides of the ball as they have managed to score 41 points per game on average. Michigan State comes into the game with a decent record at 3-1 with good stats; however, they've only played Western Michigan, Florida Atlantic, Notre Dame, and Northern Colorado. With that being said, Wisconsin and big John Clay will most likely run all over the Spartans this week.

Lee's pick: Wisconsin
Kirk's pick: Wisconsin

Penn State @ #17 Iowa

Penn State started the season off ranked, but after an easy victory against Youngstown State, they lost to Alabama, Kent State, and Temple. If the Nittany Lions want any chance to get their season back on schedule, they will need to find some way of beating Iowa this week. That may be easier said than done though as the Hawkeyes have a top 16 team in points per game, total offense, and totoal defense.

Lee's pick: Iowa
Kirk's pick: Iowa

#12 Texas @ Oklahoma

Last week the Longhorns beat up on UCLA, while the Sooners lost a tough one against an unranked Cincinnati team. In this Red River Shootout though, we have a matchup of a better offensive team in Oklahoma against a better defensive team in Texas. If the defense for Texas bests the Sooner offense they will come out on top and vice versa.

Lee's pick: Texas
Kirk's pick: Texas

#1 Ohio State @ Illinois

Ohio State has gone 2 straight games without give up a single point, and this week they face the 106th ranked offense in Illinois. As long as Ohio State keeps playing they have the last couple weeks, Illinois will have no chance at even touching the Bucks.

Lee's pick: Ohio State
Kirk's pick: Ohio State


Washington @ #18 USC

USC started the season off rough with a loss to Virginia, but since then they beat Minnesota and Washington State and look to keep their Pac-10 record clean against the Huskies. On the other side, Washington hasn't had a good start as they lost to both BYU and Nebraska and their only win coming against Syracuse. This is an interesting matchup though as the Huskies were able to defeat a ranked USC team last season, so lightning could strike twice in this contest.

Lee's pick: USC
Kirk's pick: USC


#11 Virginia Tech @ NC State

Virginia Tech brings in their #5 rushing offense and the #3 rusher in the country in Darren Evans to North Carolina to take on the Wolfpack. NC State has seems to be an average team at best and have lost to both Central Florida and Georgia Tech, but have also beat Cincinnati. As long as Darren Evans continues to bruise opposing defenses the Hokies won't have anything to worry about.

Lee's pick: Virginia Tech
Kirk's pick: Virginia Tech

#2 Boise State @ New Mexico State

Lee's pick: Boise State
Kirk's pick: Boise State

Boise State is poised to face off in the National Championship game with their new #2 ranking and New Mexico State won't come close to dethroning the BCS Buster powerhouse.

Tennessee @ #19 LSU

Both of these teams seem to be marginally bad this season as neither team has really broken out and been a power house. The last two weeks the Tigers have barely squeaked out of two games with wins against Mississippi state by 1 point and West Virginia by 4 points. Tennessee has also barely squeaked out of their matchup last week, but it was against UAB and only by 3 points. With that being said I think LSU will roll over Tennessee.

Lee's pick: LSU
Kirk's pick: LSU

#24 Nevada @ UNLV

Nevada joins the land of the ranked teams and goes to Las Vegas to take on the Rebels. The Wolfpack has one of the best offenses in the country as they are able to put points on the board like anyone, and while facing the 98th ranked defense, they should be able to continue their ways.

Lee's pick: Nevada
Kirk's pick: Nevada

Lee's Total Points: 67/82
Kirk's Total Points: 64/82

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Nolan Washington ends first half with a pick 6 to boost Cougars

Defense Plays Big, Run Game Comes Alive In Win

Pasadena, CA -- The Cougars and the Bruins came into this game with identical records and a loss in conference play, so this was going to be the game that could right the ship for one of these teams. Both teams had struggled both on offense and defense so far this season so this was either going to be a big time offensive game or a lot of defense; this one had a little of both.

Things started off quickly for the Cougars and Jeff Tuel, who came into play as one of the biggest passers in the country due to the lack of a run game. He was able to make a few passes down field, and ended off the first drive with a nice 19 yard pass to always hot Jeffrey Solomon. Once the Bruins took the field they decided to stick to a run game that was marginally affective. They were able to get into Cougar territory, but after a couple stops All-American kicker Kai Forbath was unable to sink the deep field goal. After a quick three and out UCLA would once again get the ball and stick to the run game. This time they were able to run over the Cougars as Jonathan Franklin was able to pick up a block and score from 20 yards out.

As the second quarter started it was evident that the corners on the outside for the Bruins would be tough to break, but in the middle Tuel was able to work quite a bit, and on the first drive of the quarter was able to find Daniel Blackledge for a 19 yard score. The rest of the quarter was given to the defense as both sides would force punts, but on what might have been UCLA's last drive of the half Richard Brehaut threw a pass that Nolan Washington was able to jump and take it back to the house to put Washington State up 21-7. That probably should have been the last drive of the half, but after getting the ball back and a few plays Brehaut was able to connect with Ricky Marvay on a 68 yard pass.

The third quarter started off as another defensive bout that neither team's offense could conquer. This stand was finally stopped more than half way through the quarter when Brehaut threw a pass to Taylor Embree who was able to find the endzone to tie the game back up. Karstetter would get a decent return after the touchdown and Tuel would start working it up field. The run game still had been seemingly nonexistent, but as the Cougars were down on the 1 yard line Tuel scrambled and put it in himself to go ahead.

In the forth, the Cougar defense was all over the Bruins and they were unable to do anything. On the offensive side, Washington State was basically just winding down the clock with a lot of runs. On an off play for James Montgomery, Chantz Staden would get the ball and put it in from 10 yards out. UCLA would have to heavily rely on the passing game by this point, but Washington State was having none of that. The Cougars would get the ball back and would let the clock run down with more running plays, and with 45 seconds left Staden would find the endzone once again, this time after a 37 yard gain. There was no coming back from this for the Bruins and they would fall to 0-2 in conference play as the Cougars would climb to 1-1

Sep 25, 2010 - WSU at UCLA
TEAM	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Washington State Cougars 1-3 (0-1)	7	14	7	14	-	42
UCLA Bruins 1-3 (0-1)	7	7	7	0	-	21

Team Stats Comparison
WSU		UCLA
425	Total Offense	398
102	Rushing Yards	129
323	Passing Yards	269
17	First Downs	16
32	Punt Return Yards	13
74	Kick Return Yards	141
531	Total Yards	552
2	Turnovers	1
8-14 (57%)	3rd Down Converstion	8-17 (47%)
0-0 (0%)	4th Down Conversion	0-2 (0%)
0-0 (0%)	2-Point Conversion	0-0 (0%)
(4) 4/0	Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	(1) 1/0
3 - 30	Penalties	5 - 36
15:36	Posession Time	16:24

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		WSU	UCLA
5:23	(WSU) TD WSU: J. Solomon, 19 Yd pass from J. Tuel (N. Grasu kick)	7	0
2:31	(UCLA) TD UCLA: J. Franklin, 20 Yd run (K. Forbath kick)	7	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		WSU	UCLA
6:47	(WSU) TD WSU: D. Blackledge, 19 Yd pass from J. Tuel (N. Grasu kick)	14	7
1:21	(WSU) TD WSU: N. Washington, returned interception 13 Yds (N. Grasu kick)	21	7
1:01	(UCLA) TD UCLA: R. Marvay, 68 Yd pass from R. Brehaut (K. Forbath kick)	21	14
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		WSU	UCLA
3:54	(UCLA) TD UCLA: T. Embree, 7 Yd pass from R. Brehaut (K. Forbath kick)	21	21
1:45	(WSU) TD WSU: J. Tuel, 1 Yd run (N. Grasu kick)	28	21
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		WSU	UCLA
4:40	(WSU) TD WSU: C. Staden, 10 Yd run (N. Grasu kick)	35	21
0:45	(WSU) TD WSU: C. Staden, 37 Yd run (N. Grasu kick)	42	21

Washington State Cougars Boxscore
PASSING	RATING	C/ATT	YDS	TD/INT	AVG
Jeff Tuel	113.6	17 / 40	308	2 / 2	18.1
Marshall Lobbestael	226.0	1 / 1	15	0 / 0	15.0
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
James Montgomery	14	22	1.5	0	11
Chantz Staden	6	64	10.6	2	37
Jeff Tuel	4	9	2.2	1	8
Jeffrey Solomon	2	4	2.0	0	3
Logwone Mitz	1	3	3.0	0	3
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Skylar Stormo	5	86	17.2	0	21
Jeffrey Solomon	5	97	19.4	1	42
Daniel Blackledge	3	60	20.0	1	23
Jared Karstetter	2	31	15.5	0	21
Gino Simone	1	23	23.0	0	23
Isiah Barton	1	20	20.0	0	20
James Montgomery	1	6	6.0	0	6
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	PDEF	TD
DT- Brandon Ranking	9	0.0	0	0	0
CB- Aire Justin	7	0.0	0	2	0
ROLB- Alex Hoffman-Ellis	6	0.0	0	0	0
SS- Chima Nwachukwu	6	1.0	0	2	0
DE- Travis Long	5	1.0	0	0	0
DE- Kevin Kooyman	5	1.0	0	0	0
FS- Tyree Toomer	4	0.0	0	0	0
CB- Daniel Simmons	2	0.0	0	0	0
MLB- Mike Ledgerwood	2	0.0	0	1	0
CB- Anthony Carpenter	1	0.0	0	0	0
LOLB- Myron Beck	1	0.0	0	0	0
LOLB- Andre Barrington	1	0.0	0	0	0
DT- Bernard Wolfgramm	1	0.0	0	0	0
FS- Casey Locker	1	0.0	0	0	0
CB- Nolan Washington	0	0.0	1	0	1
KICKING	FGM/A	PCT	LONG	XPM/A	PTS
Nico Grasu	0 / 0	0	0	6 / 6	6
PUNTING	PUNTS	YDS	AVG	IN20	TB
Reid Forrest	4	178	44.5	1	2
KICK RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Jared Karstetter	3	60	20.0	27	0
Chantz Staden	1	14	14.0	14	0
PUNT RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Jared Karstetter	5	32	6.4	11	0

UCLA Bruins Boxscore
PASSING	RATING	C/ATT	YDS	TD/INT	AVG
Richard Brehaut	120.5	15 / 35	269	2 / 1	17.9
Kevin Prince	0.0	0 / 2	0	0 / 0	0.0
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Jonathan Frankling	27	138	5.1	1	33
Taylor Embree	2	7	3.5	0	6
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Ricky Marvay	4	111	27.1	1	68
Taylor Embree	4	52	13.0	1	19
Nelson Rosario	3	75	25.0	0	31
Josh Smith	3	26	8.6	0	11
Cory Harkey	1	5	5.0	0	5
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	PDEF	TD
FS- Rahim Moore	9	0.0	0	1	0
SS- Tony Dye	6	0.0	1	3	0
CB- Courtney Viney	5	0.0	0	0	0
LE- Owamagbe Odighizuwa	5	0.0	0	0	0
DT- David Carter	5	0.0	0	1	0
ROLB- Sean Westgate	5	0.0	0	2	0
DT- Nate Chandler	4	1.0	0	0	0
MLB- Patrick Larimore	4	0.0	0	1	0
LOLB- Akeem Ayers	3	0.0	0	0	0
CB- Aaron Hester	2	0.0	1	0	0
ROLB- Glenn Love	2	0.0	0	0	0
SS- Dietrich Riley	2	0.0	0	0	0
FS- Dalton Hilliard	1	0.0	0	0	0
CB- Sheldon Price	1	0.0	0	1	0
CB- Andrew Abbott	1	0.0	0	0	0
KICKING	FGM/A	PCT	LONG	XPM/A	PTS
Kai Forbath	0 / 1	0	0	3 / 3	3
PUNTING	PUNTS	YDS	AVG	IN20	TB
Jeff Locke	5	216	43.2	0	0
KICK RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Josh Smith	5	99	19.8	22	0
Taylor Embree	2	42	21.0	21	0
PUNT RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Taylor Embree	1	13	13.0	13	0

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#5 TCU 27, Colorado State 17
#20 Florida State 28, #25 Virginia 19
#22 Pittsburgh 30, FIU 7
#16 Texas Tech 27, Iowa State 13
#9 Alabama 23, #4 Florida 9
#15 Georgia Tech 34, Wake Forest 14
#3 Oregon 37, Stanford 17
#14 Miami 13, #21 Clemson 10
#8 North Carolina 38, ECU 7
Michigan State 19, #7 Wisconsin 15
#17 Iowa 45, Penn State 10
#12 Texas 14, Oklahoma 7
Washington 33, #18 USC 27 OT
#11 Virginia Tech 17, NC State 13
#1 Ohio State 31, Illinois 7
#2 Boise State 41, New Mexico State 0
#19 LSU 38, Tennessee 20
#24 Nevada 31, UNLV 6

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Week 6
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Ohio State (35)	5	0	1499
2	2	Boise State (21)	4	0	1433
3	3	Oregon (3)	5	0	1349
4	5	TCU (1)	5	0	1244
5	6	Nebraska (1)	4	0	1165
6	9	Alabama	4	1	1136
7	8	North Carolina	4	0	1049
8	10	Arkansas	4	0	938
9	4	Florida	4	1	889
10	11	Virginia Tech	4	1	879
11	12	Texas	4	1	866
12	13	Utah	4	0	781
13	14	Miami	3	1	750
14	15	Georgia Tech	4	1	679
15	16	Texas Tech	4	0	650
16	7	Wisconsin	3	1	609
17	17	Iowa	4	1	573
18	19	LSU	4	1	486
19	20	Florida State	4	1	459
20	--	Michigan State	4	1	372
21	22	Pittsburgh	2	2	344
22	23	South Carolina	4	0	344
23	24	Nevada	4	0	318
24	--	West Virginia	3	1	221

Dropped Out: USC (#18), Virginia (#25)
Others Receiving Votes: Notre Dame (152), Arizona (101), Missouri (87), USC (85), Fresno State (12), Auburn (10)

Heisman Watch - Week 6
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Terrelle Pryor	QB	Ohio State		102-171, 1208 Yds, 11 TD, 51 att, 125 Yds, TD
LaMichael James	HB	Oregon		127 att, 686 Yds, 8 TD, 14 rec, 162 Yds
Ricky Stanzi	QB	Iowa		104-157, 1292 Yds, 18 TD, 52 att, 166 Yds, TD
Roddy Jones	HB	Georgia Tech		198 att, 880 Yds, 6 TD, 13 rec, 154 Yds, TD
Ryan Mallett	QB	Arkansas		91-145, 1521 Yds, 10 TD

Pac 10 Offensive Player of the Week
Jake Locker - QB- Washington
19-33, 201 Yds, 2 TD, 24 att, 94 Yds

Pac 10 Defensive Player of the Week
Bryson Littlejohn - MLB - Oregon
6 TKL, TFL, 4 ATK, 2 FF, FR

[NeverEnough]

Top 25 Games
#5 Nebraska @ Kansas State
Lee's pick: Nebraska
Kirk's pick: Nebraska

Central Michigan @ #10 Virginia Tech
Lee's pick: Virginia Tech
Kirk's pick: Virginia Tech

Virginia @ #14 Georgia Tech
Lee's pick: Georgia Tech
Kirk's pick: Georgia Tech

San Jose State @ #23 Nevada
Lee's pick: Nevada
Kirk's pick: Nevada

Sacramento State @ #25 West Virginia
Lee's pick: West Virginia
Kirk's pick: West Virginia

Toledo @ #2 Boise State
Lee's pick: Boise State
Kirk's pick: Boise State

#15 Texas Tech @ Baylor
Lee's pick: Texas Tech
Kirk's pick: Texas Tech

Wyoming @ #4 TCU
Lee's pick: TCU
Kirk's pick: TCU

#12 Utah @ Iowa State
Lee's pick: Utah
Kirk's pick: Utah

Indiana @ #1 Ohio State
Lee's pick: Ohio State
Kirk's pick: Ohio State

#21 Pittsburgh @ Notre Dame
Lee's pick: Pittsburgh
Kirk's pick: Pittsburgh

#20 Michigan State @ Michigan
Lee's pick: Michigan State
Kirk's pick: Michigan State

#18 LSU @ #9 Florida
Lee's pick: LSU
Kirk's pick: LSU


Minnesota @ #16 Wisconsin
Lee's pick: Wisconsin
Kirk's pick: Wisconsin


#24 Clemson @ #7 North Carolina
Lee's pick: North Carolina
Kirk's pick: North Carolina

#19 Florida State @ #13 Miami
Lee's pick: Florida State
Kirk's pick: Miami

#6 Alabama @ #22 South Carolina
Lee's pick: Alabama
Kirk's pick: Alabama

Texas A&M @ #8 Arkansas
Lee's pick: Texas A&M
Kirk's pick: Arkansas

Lee's Total Points: 82/101
Kirk's Total Points: 78/101

[xcrunner4623]

Just got caught up on your dynasty and love it! If I had time, I'd try to do the same thing with my Penn State one.

[JLWebb]

I saw where UTEPS David Buckram got a player of the week honors in Week 5. That guy is insane on this game. He was a heisman candidate in my first season and I got lucky when we played them... he was hurt.