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Re: A Whole New Game: NCAA Promotion/Regulation League
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11-20-2011, 06:01 PM | #74 |
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North Texas gets revenge Avenges another loss from last year Denton, TX -- Rushing is the name of the game and what the University of North Texas does best. The Mean Green gained over 200 yards on the ground and carried their team to victory against the University of Memphis. In what was a closely contested game last year proved to be another close game this year with North Texas winning this year's edition by a score of 24-19. A game which continues the streak of embarrassment for Memphis as they still have not gained a win this year. Things started off well for Memphis as they gained the first lead of the game after a 38 yard field goal but North Texas wouldn't stay down for long. Two drives later North Texas would take the lead after Patrick Smith punched it into the end zone from 5 yards out to take the lead. Both teams would trade blows but it wouldn't be of any consequence until early in the second quarter when Memphis would knock in another field goal to close the gap. It would stay that way at the end of the first half and would continue until near the end of the third quarter when North Texas would kick a 38 yard field goal to increase their lead. Memphis would come and take the lead early in the fourth quarter with a 2 yard touchdown pass from Jonathan Wright to Nelson Rivera. North Texas would answer immediately after that when Freshman Josh Barrett would take the ball up the gut for 25 yards and a touchdown. Barrett would replace Patrick Smith who suffered a mild concussion late in the first half and sat out the rest of the game. Another Freshman Joel Coleman would then punch in a goal line run to extend the Mean Green lead. Memphis would refuse to die and would score a touchdown with a minute left as Wright would hook up with Justin Gordon for 22 yards. North Texas would recover the onside kick and that would be the end of it for Memphis as North Texas would hold on for the 19-24 win. Memphis 19, North Texas 24 MEM Passing: Wright, 20/37, 290 Yards, 2 TD, 1 INT MEM Rushing: Johnson, 26 Rush, 101 Yards MEM Receiving: Rivera, 6 Rec, 60 Yards, 1 TD NT Passing: Hughes, 7/20 151 Yards NT Rushing: Smith, 23 Rush, 99 Yards, 1 TD NT Receiving: Gibson, 3 Rec, 61 Yds Next: @ New Mexico (1-6, 0-2) New Mexico was the conference leader last year when North Texas defeated them last year and afterwards they were a bottom dweller. This year they have continued the trend so far and will be an easy win next week. Their game against Memphis will decide which one will likely by relegated.
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11-21-2011, 10:59 AM | #75 |
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2012 AP Poll Top 25 Week 10 1. Wisconsin (8-0) 2. Ohio State (7-1) 3. USF (7-0) 4. Nebraska (8-1) 5. Georgia Tech (9-0) 6. Utah (7-1) 7. Michigan (6-2) 8. Oklahoma (6-2) 9. Iowa (7-1) 10. USC (6-2) 11. Georgia (9-1) 12. Penn State (7-2) 13. Oregon (5-3) 14. Alabama (5-3) 15. Arkansas (6-3) 16. Auburn (5-3) 17. Pittsburgh (6-1) 18. North Carolina (6-1) 19. Texas A&M (5-3) 20. Stanford (5-4) 21. Duke (7-0) 22. Boston College (5-2) 23. Northwestern (6-3) 24. Kansas State (7-1) 25. Boise State (5-3) 2012 AP Heisman Watch Week 10 QB Andrew Mays - Nebraska - 155/237, 2097 Yards, 21 TD, 4 INT HB Chris Davis - Penn State - 128 Rush, 848 Yards, 9 TD QB J.J. Smith - Florida State - 171/269, 2339 Yards, 22 TD, 4 INT QB Reggie Brunette - Georgia Tech - 84/144, 1147 Yards, 12 TD, 2 INT HB Blake Bates - Arkansas - 144 Rush, 1024 Yards, 8 TD Cellar League Division 2 Standings Week 10 1. Florida Atlantic 6-2 (3-0) 2. North Texas 6-2 (3-1) 3. FIU 6-2 (3-1) 4. UAB 5-4 (3-1) 5. New Mexico 1-6 (0-2) 6. Eastern Michigan 1-6 (0-2) 7. San Jose State 1-7 (0-3) 8. Memphis 0-7 (0-2)
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11-21-2011, 07:23 PM | #76 |
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Add me to the chorus of "really inventive concept". With all the conference realignment going on in real life, this makes as much sense as anything else... maybe even more. Keep up the good work!
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12-28-2011, 02:01 AM | #77 |
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Wrong turn in Albuquerque Mean Green drop a crucial game to New Mexico Albuquerque, NM -- Things started off well for North Texas but this cold day in Albuquerque would not end well for the Mean Green. The University of New Mexico dashed what ever way they wanted through the North Texas defense and shut down their offense after a explosive first quarter. Things started off well for North Texas as Jason Johnson would return a interception 43 yards for a touchdown to open up the game. New Mexico would answer right back as Johnson would hit Bray on a deep pass for a 71 yard touchdown to tie up the game. Smith and Hughes would score back to back on rushes to give North Texas the 21-7 lead. However, New Mexico would claw back after a 30 yard pass from Johnson to Washington. In the second quarter New Mexico would have Woods kick a 36 yard field goal and Johnson would throw another touchdown pass to end the first half. The second half wouldn't consist of much action as the only scoring of the third quarter would come from a 26 yard pass form Johnson to Smith to widen the gap to 31-21. Then New Mexico would score again twice in the 4th quarter to finish off what would be an ugly game for the Mean Green as they would lose 45-21. North Texas 21, New Mexico 45 UNT Passing: Hughes - 8/17, 72 Yards UNT Rushing: Smith - 16 Rush, 107 Yards, 1 TD UNT Receiving: Gibson - 2 Rec, 38 Yards UNM Passing: Johnson - 24/39, 478 Yards, 5 TD, 2 Int UNM Rushing: Smith - 23 Rush, 122 Yards, 1 TD UNM Receiving: Washington - 5 Rec, 136 Yards, 1 TD
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12-28-2011, 02:40 AM | #78 |
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College Football Update - Week 11
College Football News Feelin' It! LSU notches a league win against Alabama behind the arm of Young Narrow Scrape for Hawkeyes The Hawkeyes prevail against a great Michigan team 26-24. 10-0! The Yellow Jackets remain unbeaten as they knock off conference foe UCF League Collision All eyes will be on the USC-Utah game this week Robbed! The coaches are not impressed with Duke's 8-0 record. Over before it started Oklahoma State creams Stanford, improves its conference record to 1-4. One to remember Miami takes care of business in OT against conference foe Maryland Bulls are stunned! Eagles give USF their first loss in 36-33 cliff hanger. Top 25 1 (1) Wisconsin (39) 9-0 2 (4) Georgia Tech (39) 10-0 3 (5) Iowa 8-1 4 (6) Nebraska 8-1 5 (7) Oklahoma 7-2 6 (2) USF 7-1 7 (9) USC 7-2 8 (3) Ohio State 7-2 9 (11) Penn State 7-2 10 (14) Oregon 6-3 11 (8) Michigan 6-3 12 (19) Boise State 6-3 13 (21) Boston College 6-2 14 (10) Utah 7-2 15 (12) Georgia 9-2 16 (24) Northwestern 7-3 17 (23) Duke 8-0 18 (--) Virginia Tech 6-3 19 (15) North Carolina 6-2 20 (25) Kansas State 8-1 21 (--) South Carolina 6-4 22 (--) LSU 4-5 23 (20) Pittsburgh 6-2 24 (16) Texas A&M 5-4 25 (--) Washington 6-2 Dropped Out - #13 Alabama, #17 Auburn, #18 Arkansas, #22 Stanford Heisman Watch Andrew Mays QB - Nebraska (155/237, 2097 Yards, 21 TD, 4 Int) Reggie Burnette QB - Georgia Tech (99/172, 1290 Yards, 15 TD, 3 Int) Chris Davis HB - Penn State (128 Rush, 848 Yards, 9 TD) J.J. Smith QB - Florida State (192/300, 2571 Yards, 24 TD, 5 Int) David Singletary HB - North Carolina (139 Rush, 887 Yards, 11 TD) Players of the Week NCAA Offense: QB Michael Williams (JR) - Rutgers 18-28, 311 Yards, 5 TD, 15 Rush, 84 Yards Defense: DE Chris Baldwin (JR) - Southern Miss. 3 Tackles, 6 TFL, 4 Assisted Tackles, 2 Sacks, Forced Fumble Cellar League Division 2 Offense: QB Anthony Johnson (JR) - New Mexico 24-39, 478 Yards, 5 TD Defense: FS James McCray (RS SR) - Memphis 2 Tackles, 2 Assisted Tackles Cellar League Division 2 Standings 1. Florida Atlantic 7-2 (4-0) 2. FIU 6-2 (3-1) 3. UAB 5-4 (3-1) 4. North Texas 6-3 (3-2) 5. New Mexico 2-6 (1-2) 6. Memphis 1-7 (1-2) 7. Eastern Michigan 1-7 (0-3) 8. San Jose State 1-8 (0-4)
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12-28-2011, 05:04 AM | #79 |
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Week 12: Troy Trojans (5-3) @ North Texas Mean Green (6-3) Saturday November 10th 2012 - 3:30 P.M. - No Broadcast Fouts Field North Texas, coming off a tough loss against New Mexico, looks to tune up before some final games this season in a non-league game against the Troy Trojans. Both teams have had pretty successful seasons but are polar opposites. North Texas makes its living on the ground, while Troy is a master of the passing game. Last year's game was an exciting shootout down to the final seconds, expect this game to be much of the same. Troy's Key Players QB Jordan Newsome (rJR - 91 OVR) 142/235, 1913 Yards, 14 TD, 4 Int HB Matt Malone (rSR - 84 OVR) 91 Rush, 579 Yards, 6 TD WR Cory Talley (JR - 79 OVR) 40 Rec, 512 Yards, 5 TD OLB Brandon Cook (rSR - 85 OVR) 26 Tackles, 30 Assisted Tackles, 9 TFL, 3 Sacks, 6 Pass Deflections, 1 Forced Fumble OLB Dominique Pleasant (rSR - 70 OVR) 22 Tackles, 29 Assisted Tackles, 10 TFL, 3 Sacks, 2 Ints, 3 Pass Deflections, 2 Fumble Recoveries SS Travis Phillips (JR - 79 OVR) 17 Tackles, 11 Assisted Tackles, 1 Int, 3 Pass Deflections, 1 Fumble Recovery North Texas’s Key Players QB Jon Hughes (rSR - 78 OVR) 66/146, 865 Yards, 8 TD, 5 Int HB Patrick Smith (JR - 69 OVR) 214 Rush, 1430 Yards, 9 TD TE Donte Graham (SR - 66 OVR) 21 Rec, 265 Yards, 3 TD MLB Drew Thomas (JR - 75 OVR) 57 Tackles, 34 Assisted Tackles, 15 TFL, 2 Sacks, 1 Pass Deflection, 1 Forced Fumble DE Steve Parks (SR - 72 OVR) 37 Tackles, 15 Assisted Tackles, 27 TFL, 10 Sacks DT Chris Goins (SR - 73 OVR) 31 Tackles, 11 Assisted Tackles, 18 TFL, 16.5 Sacks, 2 Pass Deflections, 1 Fumble Recovery Injury Report Troy C Ryan Marks (JR - 72 OVR) Bruised Shoulder - Probable Recap The rain came down today in Denton, TX causing a sloppy game for both teams in today's match up. Things got off to a quick start for Troy as Jordan Newsome hit Corey Talley on a 61 yard touchdown pass on the third play of the game to get Troy out to an early lead. North Texas would hand the ball of to Patrick Smith to start their first drive of the game and he would gain a first down, but a holding penalty and an incomplete pass would cause a punt for the Mean Green on their first drive. Troy would try for the quick strike again and after a couple of rushes and passes, Halfback Benny James would score from 11 yards out on a draw play to increase the Troy lead. North Texas would then march down the field on the legs of Smith and would finally punch it in from 4 yards out with freshman Josh Barrett. Both teams would share a possession and punt the ball. Troy would get the ball and start a drive and the first quarter would end in the middle of it after Newsome was sacked for an 8 yard loss. Barrett rushes for a touchdown However, on the next play to start the second quarter, Newsome would find Rose for 24 yards for a touchdown. North Texas wouldn't be able to respond as Josh Barrett couldn't gain more than one first down, now since he is the main rusher with Patrick Smith out for the game with a strained tricep, and North Texas would punt the ball. Troy would fumble the ball on the first play and North Texas would recover and Jon Hughes would rush in from 11 yards to score shortly thereafter. Newsome would then start a drive and move the Trojans down the filed but it would not be enough as Troy was forced to punt. North Texas would fumble on a fourth down try in Troy territory and Troy would capitalize on the mistake by marching down the field and kicking 26 yard field goal. North Texas would then start moving the ball down the field and Hughes would find some receivers for some big yards but the drive would be cut short as Hughes would throw an interception. Troy would capitalize by marching down the field once again behind the arm of Newsome and James would punch in another touchdown on the ground, this time from 2 yards out. North Texas would get the ball and be forced to punt once again after an uneventful drive. Troy would then run out the clock to end the first half. Hughes breaks out the pocket for a rushing TD North Texas would start off with the ball and march down the field but stall once again and be forced to punt. Troy would gain a couple of first downs through the air but the Mean Green defense would step up and stop the air attack and force the Trojans to punt. North Texas could not capitalize on the stop though and would go three and out and punt right back to the Trojans. Troy would then throw an interception on the second play to the Mean Green to start a streak of sloppy play by both teams. North Texas would get some decent rushes on the next drive but a holding penalty will negate any momentum and the Mean Green would punt the ball. The Mean Green defense would step up once again and stop the Trojans and force a punt. On the first play of the ensuing drive the Mean Green would fumble the ball and Troy would recover and take the fumble back for a touchdown. North Texas would be stopped once again, this time on a three and out and would punt so Troy would begin the fourth quarter with the ball. Edwards return the fumble for a touchdown Troy would start the quarter with the ball and be forced to a three and out and would kick the ball back to the Mean Green. North Texas would then throw three straight incompletions and punt the ball. On the first play for Troy, Newsome would throw another interception to the Mean Green. North Texas would not be able to capitalize and would be forced to punt the ball after a three and out. Troy would also be stopped to a three and out and punt the ball right back to the Mean Green. North Texas would punt again as it seems they could not get anything going on offense with the injury to Smith. As Troy started to get a drive going on the next possession, it would be stopped as Newsome would throw his third interception of the game to end the drive. North Texas would rush the ball and be stopped, but on a gutsy fourth down call Hughes would bind Robinson wide open on a go route for a 77 yard touchdown. The two point conversion would be no good and Troy would recover the onside kick and run out the clock to win the game, 38-20. Robinson breaks away for a touchdown Final Score: North Texas 20, Troy 38 The Game’s Key Players North Texas QB Jon Hughes - 11/25, 220 Yards, 1 TD, 1 Int HB Josh Barrett - 21 Rush, 54 Yards, 1 TD WR Blake Robinson - 3 Rec, 117 Yards, 1 TD MLB Drew Thomas - 5 Tackles, 1 Assisted Tackle, 1 Int, 3 Pass Deflections OLB Derrick Johnson - 5 Tackles, 2 Assisted Tackles, 1 Int CB Travis Kennedy - 5 Tackles, 6 Assisted Tackles, 1 TFL, 2 Pass Deflections Troy QB Jordan Newsome - 27/54, 335 Yards, 2 TD, 3 Int HB Benny James - 11 Rush, 84 Yards, 2 TD WR Corey Talley - 3 Rec, 81 Yards, 1 TD DE Harold Edwards - 7 Tackles, 3 Assisted Tackles, 5 TFL, 3 Sacks, Forced Fumble, Fumble Recovery, Touchdown CB Duane Tucker - 4 Tackles, 3 Assisted Tackles, 2 Pass Deflections FS Ethan Booth - 4 Tackles, 1 Assisted Tackle, 1 TFL, 1 Int Next Game: Week 14 @ UAB 6-4 (4-1)
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12-28-2011, 06:20 AM | #80 |
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College Football Update - Week 12
College Football News Lions tamed Will Penn State be able to jump back after suffering a major league setback? Wilting Violets UCF hands #3 Iowa a crushing 20-3 defeat. Texas A&M Shines Texas A&M notches a league win against Wisconsin behind the arm of Green. Battle for Championship League 2 Utah notches a league win behind the arm of Harris Wildcats D Shines Bright Kentucky relies on their defense to get a tough road win over Florida. League Crush! #25 Auburn should handle #5 Wisconsin in their Premier League match-up this week. League Crush! The Premier League Game of the Week pits #7 Oregon against #3 Oklahoma Make or Break Weekend Iowa takes on Georgia Tech on "Put Up or Shut Up Weekend" Top 25 1 (2) Georgia Tech (61) 11-0 2 (4) Nebraska 9-1 3 (5) Oklahoma 8-2 4 (6) USF 8-1 5 (1) Wisconsin 9-1 6 (8) Ohio State 8-2 7 (10) Oregon 7-3 8 (12) Boise State 7-3 9 (14) Utah 8-2 10 (11) Michigan 7-3 11 (13) Boston College 7-2 12 (3) Iowa 8-2 13 (17) Duke 9-0 14 (7) USC 7-3 15 (16) Northwestern 8-3 16 (18) Virginia Tech 7-3 17 (9) Penn State 7-3 18 (20) Kansas State 8-1 19 (23) Pittsburgh 7-2 20 (24) Texas A&M 6-4 21 (21) South Carolina 6-4 22 (--) NC State 6-4 23 (--) UCF 6-4 24 (15) Georgia 9-3 25 (--) Auburn 6-4 Dropped Out - #19 North Carolina, #22 LSU, #25 Washington Heisman Watch Andrew Mays QB - Nebraska (172/266, 2293 Yards, 23 TD, 4 Int) Reggie Burnette QB - Georgia Tech (108/185, 1432 Yards, 18 TD, 4 Int) J.J. Smith QB - Florida State (212/323, 2803 Yards, 27 TD, 5 Int) Chris Davis HB - Penn State (145 Rush, 939 Yards, 10 TD) Kevin Schroeder HB - Wisconsin (188 Rush, 1054 Yards, 10 TD) Players of the Week NCAA Offense: HB Preston Davis (SR) - Auburn 30 Car, 176 Yards, 3 TD, 5 Rec, 60 Yards, TD Defense: OLB Shawn Robinson (JR) - Ohio State Tackle, Assisted Tackle Cellar League Division 2 Offense: QB Jermaine Warren (RS SR) - UAB 15-41, 201 Yards, 2 TD, 15 Car, 83 Yards Defense: OLB Keith Crum (RS SR) - New Mexico 4 Tackles, 2 TFL, 4 Assisted Tackles, Sack, Forced Fumble Cellar League Division 2 Standings 1. Florida Atlantic 7-2 (4-0) 2. UAB 6-4 (4-1) 3. FIU 6-3 (3-1) 4. North Texas 6-4 (3-2) 5. New Mexico 3-6 (2-2) 6. Memphis 1-8 (1-3) 7. San Jose State 1-8 (0-4) 8. Eastern Michigan 1-8 (0-4)
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