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Old 12-15-2010, 11:57 PM   #33
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I would have dropped a brick in my pants at that last touchdown. In my dynasty against Texas, they threw a Hail Mary at the end of the second quarter and caught it for a touchdown. Hate when that happens.
I wanted to cry. I wasn't surprised though. With the sliders I'm playing on, I suck at tackling against good teams for some reason, and when a WR or RB gets in open space, it's usually good for six after some ridiculous juke move or 4+ broken tackles. I like the challenge though.
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Old 12-16-2010, 12:56 AM   #34
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Glad you got the upset over Bama but losing to Florida must have been a let down. Hopefully your team can rebound from this loss and finish strong.
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Old 12-16-2010, 10:11 AM   #35
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WOW...this has been one of the most interesting dynasties I've read. You have a follower in me my friend. I like how you put the pictures and video clips up. I don't like the dynasties that are read-only. I think the pics and videos add credibility and more excitement to each game. I've started to do both of them on mine.

Congrats on the huge victory over Bama, that was awesome. I upset them with my Hokies in my 2012 season at Bryant Denny Stadium, and beat them 27 to 24. It's a good feeling, isn't it?

Sorry about the loss to Florida, that is a tough one to swallow after the big victory and getting ranked. Keep it up man, I will be following for sure. Be sure to check my VT dynasty out if you get time
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Old 12-20-2010, 01:16 AM   #36
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WOW...this has been one of the most interesting dynasties I've read. You have a follower in me my friend. I like how you put the pictures and video clips up. I don't like the dynasties that are read-only. I think the pics and videos add credibility and more excitement to each game. I've started to do both of them on mine.

Congrats on the huge victory over Bama, that was awesome. I upset them with my Hokies in my 2012 season at Bryant Denny Stadium, and beat them 27 to 24. It's a good feeling, isn't it?

Sorry about the loss to Florida, that is a tough one to swallow after the big victory and getting ranked. Keep it up man, I will be following for sure. Be sure to check my VT dynasty out if you get time
Thanks for the kind words.


And I'll definitely bee keeping up with your VT dynasty.
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Old 12-20-2010, 01:40 AM   #37
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Vandy Bounces Back from Florida Loss to Dismantle Kentucky



Warren Norman finds the endzone for a touchdown






John Cole drags a Wildcat defender in for a touchdown






Jordan Matthews makes a catch and takes it in for a touchdown






Nov 5, 2011 - UK at VAND
TEAM1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Kentucky (5-4, 3-4)1460020
Vanderbilt (7-3, 5-2)71871042
Team Stats Comparison
UKVAND
217Total Offense334
120Rushing Yards144
97Passing Yards190
17First Downs17
25Punt Return Yards30
164Kick Return Yards65
406Total Yards429
2Turnovers2
2-153rd Down Converstion4-14
2-64th Down Conversion1-1
0-12-Point Conversion1-1
2-2-0Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals2-1-1
6-73Penalties12-94
31:49Posession Time28:11
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGUKVAND
6:14(VAND) TD Vandy: J. Cole, 2 yd pass from L. Smith (R. Fowler kick)07
4:42(UK) TD UK: L. King, 14 yd pass from M. Newton (C. McIntosh kick)77
1:32(UK) TD UK: R. Burden, returned interception 19 yds (C. McIntosh ick)147
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGUKVAND
5:38(VAND) TD Vandy: J. Cole, 23 yd pass from L. Smith (R. Fowler kick)1414
4:07(VAND) TD Vandy: C. Marve, returned interception 31 yds (2-pt good))1422
2:55(UK) TD UK: M. Newton, 2 yd run (2pt-failed)2021
1:10(VAND) FG Vandy: R. Fowler, 47 yd FG2025
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGUKVAND
5:06(VAND) TD Vandy: W. Norman, 31 yd pass from L. Smith (R. Fowler kick)2032
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGUKVAND
4:46(VAND) FG Vandy: R. Fowler 25 yd FG2039
3:11(VAND) TD Vandy: J. Matthews, 13 yd pass from L. Smith (R. Fowler kick)2042
Kentucky Boxscore
PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
L. Smith147.014/281904/113.5
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
W. Norman241114.608
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
J. Krause3217.00
B. Barden3268.61
W. Norman23919.51
J. Cole22512.51
U. Umoh24321.50
J. Matthews11818.01





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National Players of the Week
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30 car, 154 yds, 3 total TD
MLB Jonathan Bostic, Florida: 12 tkl, 3 FF


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hell yes, nice way to bounce back!
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Old 12-20-2010, 12:00 PM   #39
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You have played great so far this year. I must admit I thought you would struggle more with Vandy. Them and Kentucky are sorta the bottom of the SEC, figured it would take you a couple of years and some good recruiting classes before you would be beating Alabama,Auburn,Arkansas,LSU,Floridia. Even Georgia and South Carolina, but you run a balanced offensive attack and do a good job of spreading the ball around.

Are you running Vandy's Offense, or do you use a different playbook?
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You have played great so far this year. I must admit I thought you would struggle more with Vandy. Them and Kentucky are sorta the bottom of the SEC, figured it would take you a couple of years and some good recruiting classes before you would be beating Alabama,Auburn,Arkansas,LSU,Floridia. Even Georgia and South Carolina, but you run a balanced offensive attack and do a good job of spreading the ball around.

Are you running Vandy's Offense, or do you use a different playbook?

Since it's a Malzahn coaching legacy, I'm using Auburn's playbook.

I thought I would struggle more to, but Vanderbilt's ratings are actually good enough for me to not only be able to compete with the upper tier SEC teams, but beat them. I'm a B overall, B+ offense, and B- defense. That's actually pretty dang good. I've got a RB that's a 92 OVR, my QB is in the 80's, have multiple WR's in the 83-87 range, and got multiple defensive starters that are an 80 something overall.

I've seen Vandy actually go 7-5 or 8-4 in year two of other dynasties I've done but then start to fall off pretty drastically. I knew I could maybe got 8-4 or 9-3 in year two if I controlled and played with Vandy.
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