In The Montana Mountains | A NCAA 13 Relegation Dynasty

[b2th3m1th]

The Navy game is giving the freezing issue when it loads. I have to sim it. So I'm going to sim the game, no write up

[b2th3m1th]

In the Montana Mountains

Montana Grizzlies at Navy Midshipmen
Oct 1, 2012	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Montana Grizzlies (3-3)	7	7	7	0	21
Navy Midshipmen (4-3)	10	6	8	0	24

My next week is a bye. I'm going to recruit and sim the bye week and pick up in week 10 for the Northern Illinois game.

Hopefully you guys still read even with the techinal hiccups.

[b2th3m1th]

In the Montana Mountains


CB/PR Anthony Goodwin returning a punt 53 yards for a TD

Grizzlies Run Away from Huskies
Missoula, MT

Two things rang true in today's game. If you can run the ball and play good defense you will win. It was as simple as that. Montana didn't get off to a slow start. They played tough defense and gave their offense every opportunity to win the game. RB Peter Nguyen had a season high 152 yards on 25 carries. The first quarter wasn't a great quarter. Montana settled for a field goal, the quarter would end 3-0, Montana.

In the second quarter is when things picked up. Marlon Miles would get his first of two interceptions in the second and returned it to the 50 yard line. The offense ran it's way down inside the 10. That's when Jordan Johnson hooked up with WR Bryce Carver for 6, 10-0. The defense was stout today. NIU ran a bunch of screen passes. Some of them were successful but for the most part thats when the defense got a majority of it's six sacks on the day. The D pinned the Husky offense back and on the punt CB/PR Anthony Goodwin would break one tackle and get a key block as he ran in for the touchdown. Goodwin had a total of 145 return yards (kick and punt returns), on defense he notched 12 total tackles and got the key interception that ended the game. "No bad for our third CB and backup safety I'd say. Anthony (goodwin) had a great game. Thats why he plays often for us. Connor (Lebstock, FR starting SS) went down and we called on Anthony. He swayed the game in our favor today, I couldn't be happier for the kid" Coach Benson said.

The Huskies will host fellow FBS newcomer Texas State next week.

Player of the Game

CB Anthony Goodwin- 145 total yards, 1 TD, 12 Tkls, 7 Atk, 1 INT

Northern Illinois Huskies at Montana Grizzlies
Oct 22, 2012	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Northern Illinois Huskies (4-3)	0	7	3	0	10
Montana Grizzlies (4-3)	3	14	7	0	24

Team Stats Comparison
	NIU	MONT
Total Offense	360	324
Rushing Yards	99	177
Passing Yards	261	147
First Downs	17	15
Punt Return Yards	8	73
Kick Return Yards	109	68
Total Yards	477	465
Turnovers	3	2
3rd Down Converstion	0-9	5-11
4th Down Conversion	3-3	1-1
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	2-0-1	3-2-1
Penalties	0-0	4-25
Posession Time	10:39	17:21

Northern Illinois Huskies PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Jordan Lynch 21/34 261 0 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Jamal Womble 11 158 14.3 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Jamal Womble 8 94 11.7 0 Martel Moore 4 77 19.2 0 Perez Ashford 3 57 19.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Dechane Durante 10 0 0 0 Demetrius Stone 9 0 1 0 Sean Evans 7 0 0 0 Tyrone Clark 6 1.0 1 0

Montana Grizzlies PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Jordan Johnson 11/18 147 2 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Peter Nguyen 25 152 6.0 0 Jordan Canada 7 36 5.1 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Bryce Carver 6 87 14.5 2 Greg Hardy 3 50 16.6 0 Aaron Roberts 1 14 14.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Anthony Goodwin 12 0 1 0 Steven Rominger 7 0 0 0 Brock Coyle 7 .5 0 0 Jordan Tripp 6 1.0 0 0 Zack Wagenmann 4 3.0 0 0 Marlon Miles 3 0 2 0 Tonga Takai 1 1.0 0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Anthony Goodwin 4 73 18.2 1

Around the NCAA

Top 25 Scoreboard

Top 25 Week 10 Scoreboard

Results

24 Virginia Tech 27, Miami 25

22 Iowa 49, Northwestern 14

10 Kansas St 31, 23 Texas Tech 17

4 Arkansas 38, Ole Miss 14

16 NC St 35, North Carolina 21

1 Oklahoma 31, Missouri 10

6 Ohio St 24, Penn St 0

14 Wisconsin 31, 13 Michigan St 3

12, Nebraska 41, Iowa St 0

8 West Virginia 31, Illinois 24

7 Oregon 31, Colorado 7

15 Michigan 20, UTSA 3

Florida 19, 9 Georgia 14

11 LSU 26, 17 Florida St 20

21 TCU 31, FCS SE 10

3 Alabama 27, Miss St 6

18 Washington 34, Oregon St 7

25 Texas A&M 31, Baylor 21

5 USC 38, Arizona 7

NCAA Players of the Week

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 22, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Jeff Tuel	QB	Washington State		26/42 373 yds 5 TD
Shane Gordon	MLB	Pitt		13 tkl, 7 atk, 8 tfl, 3 sacks, FF, 1 INT

BCS Standings

NCAA Football Rankings - BCS Rankings - Updated: Oct 22, 2012
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Oklahoma	7	0	1.000
2	2	Notre Dame	8	0	.995
3	3	Alabama	7	1	.989
4	5	Arkansas	8	1	.981
5	4	USC	7	1	.981
6	6	Ohio St	7	1	.972
7	7	Oregon	5	2	.962
8	10	Kansas St	6	2	.952
9	12	LSU	5	2	.943
10	9	West Virginia	6	2	.941

NCAA Leaders

NCAA Football Leaders - Updated: Oct 22, 2012
Passing Yards	PYD	Rushing Yards	RYD
1. J. Tuel- Wash St	2612	1. G. Greene- Navy	1438
2. S. Doege- TTech	2430	2. R. Maples- Army	1200
3. D. Piland- Hou	2393	3. M. Ball- Wisc	1094
4. C. Cameron- LTech	2236	4. R. Samuel- UGA	1013
5. C. Pachell- TCU	2171	5. T. Steelman- Army	891
Receiving Yards	WRY	Solo Tackles	TKL
1. M. Wilson- Wash St	1138	1. C. Wright- Clem	38
2. C. McNeill- Wyo	927	2. A. Laurel- Haw	33
3. A. Torres- TTech	870	3. C. Morrison- LTech	32
4. D. Johnson- SMU	851	4. C. Lemonier- Aub	30
5. B. Stutzman- Haw	841	5. R. Blunt-MDTN	30
Sacks	SCK	Interceptions	INT
1. H. Miller- UTEP	10.5	1. B. Brown- Ok St	8
2. Z. Wagenmann- Mont	9.5	2. J. Mincey- Aub	7
3. T. Jackson- UCF	9.0	3. D. Magazu- ECU	6
4. T. Johnson- SJSU	7.5	4. M. Charlot- Pur	5
5. J. Gouveia- VT	7.5	5. T. Carrie- Ohio	5

Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 22, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Montee Ball	HB	Wisconsin		169 att 1094 yds 11 TD
Denard Robinson	QB	Michigan		98/178 1315 yds 12 TD 1 INT, 117 att 672 yds 6 TD
Knile Davis	HB	Arkansas		120 att 723 yds 7 TD
Cierre Wood	HB	Notre Dame		114 att 615 yds 9 TD
Rex Burkhead	HB	Nebraska		113 att 690 yds 10 TD

What's Up in the WAC

WAC Scoreboard

WAC Week 10 Scoreboard

Results

MONTANA 24, Northern Illinois 10

San Jose St 33, Texas St 17

Buffalo 27, Navy 24 OT

New Mexico St 31, North Texas 16

UCF 31, Marshall 27

WAC Players of the Week

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 22, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Dasmen Stewart	QB	San Jose State		21/40 259 yds, 18 att 89 yds, 3 Total TD
Marlon Miles	CB	Montana		2 tkls, 2 INT

WAC Standings

WAC- Tier 3 Conference Standings - Updated: Oct 26, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Marshall	5-2	.710	3-1	226	189	--
Montana	4-3	.570	2-1	201	180	--
Northern Illinois	4-3	.570	2-1	188	178	--
New Mexico St	4-3	.570	2-1	171	173	--
Buffalo	4-3	.570	2-1	174	160	--
San Jose St	2-5	.280	2-1	128	163	--
Navy	4-5	.440	3-3	245	219	--
North Texas	2-7	.220	1-4	162	254	--
Texas State	1-6	.140	0-4	120	218	--

The Grizzly Den

Grizzlies Next Game

Matchup Preview *|* November 3, 2012
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Texas State Bobcats (1-6, 0-2 Away)		Montana Grizzlies (4-3, 3-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 170.8 Rushing Yards 110.5 155.1 Passing Yards 230.0 326.0 Total Offensive Yards 340.5 Defensive Stats Comparison 180.5 Rushing Yards Allowed 118.5 206.8 Passing Yards Allowed 199.2 387.4 Total Yards Allowed 317.8

Grizzly Stats

Montana Grizzlies thru Week 10 Stats - 2012
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
Jordan Johnson	101/172	1610	15.9	230.0	81	19	11	161.0
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
Peter Nguyen	145	640	4.4	28	3	3	91.4	0
Jordan Canada	41	177	4.3	21	1	2	35.4	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
Bryce Carver	25	388	15.5	6	44	2	55.4	141
Greg Hardy	21	340	16.1	4	72	2	48.5	104
Sam Gratton	17	186	10.9	3	26	2	46.5	48
Sean Haynes	14	307	21.9	3	81	2	43.8	117
Mitch Saylor	12		191	1	33	3	27.2	51
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
Jordan Tripp	27	15	42	2.0	6	1	0	0
Brock Coyle	20	19	39	0.5	6	1	0	0
Bo Tulley	17	19	36	0.0	1	4	3	0
Steven Rominger	16	18	34	0.0	2	1	0	0
Connor Lebstock	17	14	31	0.0	2	1	1	0
Zack Wagenmann	19	10	29	9.5	16	0	0	1
Anthony Goodwin	15	11	26	0.0	2	1	1	0
Marlon Miles	16	6	20	0.0	1	6	4	1
Sean Murray	7	10	17	0.0	3	5	0	0

Grizzly News

It has been announce DE Zack Wagenmann has been named to the Nagurski and Lombardi semi-finalist list. The Nagurski award is best defensive player, while the Lombardi award is for the country;s best defensive lineman. CB/PR Anthony Goodwin has been named as Best Returner semi-finalist. The awards will be announced at the end of the year.

Future Grizzlies

Montana Grizzlies Recruiting - 2012
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Jeremy Nichols	FS	HS	COMMITTED	6-0	177
Jesse Benson	OLB	HS	COMMITTED	6-5	231
Jeff Gould	SS	HS	COMMITTED	6-0	191
Aaron Monroe	CB	HS	COMMITTED	6-0	190
Robert Lewis	ATH	HS	COMMITTED	6-2	232
Jeremy Love	TE	HS	COMMITTED	6-4	252
Antwuan Dunlap	HB	HS	COMMITTED	5-8	190
Eric McMillan	SS	HS	COMMITTED	6-6	200
Omarr Oliver	QB	JUCO So	COMMITTED	6-5	216
Donnie Stephens	FS	HS	COMMITTED	6-2	190
TJ Barr	DE	HS	COMMITTED	6-3	242
Jacob Gatewood	FB	JUCO Jr	Top Choice / Visit --	6-0	242
Randall Avery	FB	HS	COMMITTED	6-1	235
Mike Alston	WR	HS	Top Choice / Visit Wk 11	5-11	200
Devin Joeseph	WR	HS	Top Choice / Visit Wk --	5-11	175
Chris Bell	CB	HS	Top 3 / Visit Wk --	6-2	196
Nick Frazier	ATH	HS	Top Choice / Visit Wk --	5-10	203
Montrell Cooper	WR	HS	Top 3 / Visit Wk --	6-2	180

Commit Breakdown
(All Commit Breakdowns are provided by ESPN Recruiting West Blogger Mason Kelley)

SS- Eric McMillan- 6-6 200 lbs, Abilene, TX, 3 Star - Chose Montana over LSU, Texas Tech, Baylor, Houston and SMU

McMillan is a huge safety at 6-6, he isn't the fastest of guys in the defensive backfield. He is still raw when it comes to man and zone coverage, but because of his size he is an excellent press defender. McMillan maybe moved to LB because of his size an lack of speed for his position. He should be a redshirt as a freshman.

TE- Jeremy Love- 6-4 252 lbs, South Plainfield, NJ, 3 Star- Chose Montana over Penn St, Pitt, Rutgers, UConn and Syracuse

Love is one of the best blocking TE in the class. He has decent hands but is a better blocker. He isn't for any position but he has good size and good technique. He'll probably be springing a running back for a touchdown more often than he is catching them. For coach Benson's system that's a perfect fit for the second TE in the two TE sets he likes to run. Look for Love to see a lot of on field time as a freshman.

[R.2]

i'm digging the layout bro, very well written and clean. I'm definitely following. go grizz!

[FBeaule04]

This is totally incredible presentation and I'll use it as model for mine, if you don't mind.

Nice reading, fun to follow. Keep it going! :-)

[jayenomics]

I think you'll be looking at 5-3 after Texas State...easily.

[b2th3m1th]

Quote: Originally Posted by R.2

i'm digging the layout bro, very well written and clean. I'm definitely following. go grizz!

thank you

Quote: Originally Posted by FBeaule04

This is totally incredible presentation and I'll use it as model for mine, if you don't mind. Nice reading, fun to follow. Keep it going! :-)

thanks man, and go for it presentation wise

[MarylandMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by b2th3m1th

Is that including the off season? cause once you get you're original 8-10 guys keep adding guys to the board and give them an hour every week, use some promises and offer the scholly first call. In the off season do the same maybe two promises. you should end up around 20-23 guys a year. Plus there will always be guys committing that you dont recruit. I actually had a couple i kept in my SJSU dynasty.

I am only in Week 8. I am not in the off season yet. I have like 12 scholarships left even if everyone on my board commits. I am going to shoot high and get some 4 and 5 star guys in the off season that might have been overlooked.

A really great strategy I found out is that if you get some guys in state, or from states in your conference, using the promise "Promise a game in the recruit's state" really is overpowered. You can get 200 plus interest and not even have to try to get the promise completed. Also I did no redshirts (I don't redshirt Freshman much) and Guarantee Conference Championship. I chose the last one because I am in the Sun Belt, and it (as you know) is pretty bad.

Oh yeah, and you're right about offering scholarships early. If you don't it's easy to get left behind if you are recruiting a 3 or 4 star guy and he is interested in schools like LSU, Tennessee, Texas, etc.