It's All About The U: A Miami Hurricanes Dynasty (NCAA 13)

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2012 Miami Hurricanes Roster

Today, the Miami Hurricanes have released their roster for the upcoming season.
They have decided to redshirt: WR Herb Waters, LE Jake O'Donnell, QB Preston Dewey, DT Jacoby Briscoe, CB Larry Hope, SS Rayshawn Jenkins, LE Dwayne Hoilett, RT Ereck Flowers, WR Robert Lockhart Jr. and LT Taylor Gadbois.

2012 Miami Hurricanes
#	OFFENSE	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
1	Allen Hurns	WR	6'3''	190	JR	Miami, Florida
4	Phillip Dorsett	WR	5'10''	186	SO	Fort Lauderdale, Florida
5	Mike James	HB	5'11''	222	SR	Hayneville, Pennsylvania
6	Robert Lockhart Jr.	WR	6'1''	176	FR	Delray Beach, Florida
8	Duke Johnson	HB	5'9''	183	FR	Miami, Florida
9	Malcolm Lewis	WR	6'0''	194	FR	Miramar, Florida
11	Ryan Williams	QB	6'6''	225	SO(RS)	Pembroke Pines, Florida
12	Preston Dewey	QB	6'2''	210	FR	Austin, Texas
16	Gary Crow	QB	6'3''	225	FR	Clearwater, Florida
17	Stephen Morris	QB	6'2''	214	JR	Miami, Florida
25	Dallas Crawford	HB	5'10''	190	FR(RS)	Fort Meyers, Florida
33	Maurice Hagans	FB	5'11''	240	JR	Riverview, Florida
46	Clive Walford	TE	6'4''	250	SO(RS)	Bell Glade, Florida
49	Darren Dye	TE	6'5''	275	JR(RS)	Sanford, Florida
55	Ben Jones	LT	6'5''	320	SR	Miami, Florida
62	Shane McDermott	C	6'4''	290	SO(RS)	Lakeworth, Florida
63	Danny Isidora	LG	6'3''	336	FR	Weston, Florida
65	Brandon Linder	RG	6'6''	310	JR	Southwest Ranches, Florida
68	Jeremy Lewis	RG	6'4''	315	SR(RS)	West Palm Beach, Florida
70	Jon Feliciano	RT	6'5''	320	SO(RS)	Davie, Florida
74	Ereck Flowers	RT	6'6''	312	FR	Miami, Florida
75	Jared Wheeler	C	6'5''	315	JR(RS)	Hollywood, Florida
76	Taylor Gadbois	LT	6'8''	310	SO	Dallas, Georgia
77	Seantrel Henderson	RT	6'8''	350	JR	Saint Paul, Minnesota
78	Jermaine Johnson	LG	6'6''	320	JR(RS)	Fort Lauderdale, Florida
79	Malcolm Bunche	LT	6'7''	325	SO(RS)	Newark, Delaware
80	Rashawn Scott	WR	6'2''	200	SO	Melbourne, Florida
82	Asante Cleveland	TE	6'5''	270	JR	Sacramento, Califorina
83	Kendall Thompkins	WR	5'10''	182	SR(RS)	Miami, Florida
85	David Perry	TE	6'7''	265	SO(RS)	Pembroke Pines, Florida
86	Herb Waters	WR	6'0''	180	FR	Homestead, Florida
#	DEFENSE	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
2	Deon Bush	SS	6'1''	185	FR	Miami, Florida
3	Tracy Howard	CB	5'11''	170	FR	Miramar, Florida
7	Vaughn Telemaque	SS	6'2''	211	SR(RS)	Long Beach, California
11	Larry Hope	CB	6'0''	175	FR	Miami, Florida
18	Tyriq McCord	RE	6'3''	222	FR	Tampa, Florida
20	Thomas Finnie	CB	5'10''	183	SO	Miami, Florida
21	Brandon McGee	CB	6'0''	190	SR	Plantation, Florida
22	Kacy Rodgers II	SS	6'2''	213	JR	Southlake, Texas
23	Eduardo Clements	HB	5'9''	195	JR	Miami, Florida
29	Rayshawn Jenkins	SS	6'1''	198	FR	Saint Petersburg, Florida
30	A.J. Highsmith	FS	6'2''	204	JR(RS)	Missouri City, Texas
31	Tyrone Cornelius	LOLB	6'2''	210	FR	Stone Mountain, Georgia
35	Nate Dortch	CB	5'11''	160	FR	Fort Myers, Florida
36	Gionni Paul	LOLB	6'0''	230	SO	Lakeland, Florida
37	Ladarius Gunter	CB	6'2''	196	JR	Montgomery, Alabama
44	Eddie Johnson	ROLB	6'1''	230	FR(RS)	Atlanta, Georgia
45	Ramon Buchanon	LOLB	6'1''	222	SR(RS)	Melbourne, Florida
51	Shayon Greene	LE	6'3''	260	JR(RS)	Tifton, Georgia
52	Denzel Perryman	MLB	6'0''	225	SO	Coral Gables, Florida
53	Jawand Blue	ROLB	6'0''	215	FR	Boca Raton
56	Raphael Kirby	MLB	6'0''	220	FR	Stone Mountain, Georgia
59	James Gaines	ROLB	6'3''	230	JR	Getzville, New York
71	Anthony Chickillo	RE	6'4''	258	SO	Tampa, Florida
87	Jacoby Briscoe	DT	6'5''	310	FR	Lafayette, Louisiana
90	Ricardo Williams	RE	6'5''	220	FR(RS)	Homestead, Florida
91	Olsen Pierre	DT	6'4''	265	SO	Rahway, New Jersey
92	Jalen Grimble	DT	6'2''	290	SO	Las Vegas, Nevada
93	Luther Robinson	DT	6'3''	295	JR(RS)	Fort Pierce, Florida
94	Kelvin Cain	LE	6'3''	238	JR	Clovis, California
95	Jake O'Donnell	LE	6'6''	233	FR	Doylestown, Pennsylvania
96	Curtis Porter	DT	6'1''	300	JR	Charlotte, North Carolina
97	Dwayne Hoilett	LE	6'3''	240	FR	Vero Beach, Florida
98	Darius Smith	DT	6'2''	360	SR(RS)	New Britain, Connecticut
99	Jelani Hamilton	DT	6'5''	262	FR	Fort Lauderdale, Florida
#	SPECIAL TEAMS	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
13	Dalton Potts	P	6'3''	207	SR	Taft, California
40	Jake Wieclaw	K	6'2''	195	SR(RS)	New Lenox, Illinois

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2012 Schedule Released

Charlotte, North Carolina-The schedule for all of the ACC teams have been released for the upcoming 2012 season. The schedule for the Hurricanes includes 6 away and 6 home games. The Hurricanes will begin the season on the road at Boston College and then the week after they travel to Manhattan, Kansas to face Kansas State. The big matchup of the season occurs in week 8 when Florida State comes to Miami to renew the rivalry once again.

Miami Hurricanes 2012 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 1	at Boston College Eagles
Sep 6	at Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Sep 8	at Kansas State Wildcats
Sep 15	vs Bethune Cookman Wildcats
Sep 22	at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Sep 29	vs NC State Wolfpack
Oct 13	vs North Carolina Tar Heels
Oct 20	vs Florida State Seminoles
Nov 1	vs Virginia Tech Hokies
Nov 10	at Virginia Cavaliers
Nov 17	vs South Florida Bulls
Nov 24	at Duke Blue Devils

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Preseason Top 25 and All Americans

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Aug 1, 2012
RK	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	Alabama Crimson Tide (40)	0	0	1504
2	USC Trojans (21)	0	0	1427
3	LSU Tigers	0	0	1353
4	Oregon Ducks	0	0	1280
5	Oklahoma Sooners	0	0	1210
6	Georgia Bulldogs	0	0	1141
7	Arkansas Razorbacks	0	0	1075
8	Florida State Seminols	0	0	1010
9	Michigan Wolverines	0	0	947
10	West Virginia Mountaineers	0	0	886
11	South Carolina Gamecocks	0	0	827
12	Michigan State Spartains	0	0	770
13	Kansas State Wildcats	0	0	715
14	Clemson Tigers	0	0	661
15	Virginia Tech Hokies	0	0	610
16	Wisconsin Badgers	0	0	561
17	TCU Horned Frogs	0	0	531
18	Ohio State Buckeyes	0	0	468
19	Nebraska Cornhuskers	0	0	424
20	Stanford Cardinal	0	0	382
21	Boise State Broncos	0	0	342
22	Texas Longhorns	0	0	305
23	Oklahoma State Cowboys	0	0	269
24	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	0	0	235
25	Florida Gators	0	0	202

2012 NCAA 1st Team Pre-Season All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Matt Barkley, USC			Sr.
HB	Marcus Lattimore , South Carolina			Jr.
HB	Monte Ball, Wisconsin			Sr.
WR	Sammy Watkins, Clemson			So.
WR	Robert Woods, USC			Jr.
TE	Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame			Fr.
LT	Xavier Su'a Filo, UCLA			So.
LG	Carson York, Oregon			Sr.
C	Sam Schwartzstein, Stanford			Sr.
RG	Mason Walters , Texas			Jr.
RT	Nick Cody, Oregon			Sr.
LE	James Gale, Virginia Tech			Jr.
DT	Star Lotulelei, Utah			Sr.
DT	Kawann Short, Purdue			Fr.
RE	Jackson Jeffcoat, Texas			Jr.
OLB	Jordan Hicks, Texas			Jr.
MLB	Manti Te'o, Notre Dame			Sr.
OLB	Michael Clay, Oregon			Sr.
CB	Tyrann Mathieu, LSU			Jr.
CB	David Amerson , NC State			Sr.
FS	DJ Swearinger, South Carolina			Sr.
SS	Sean Parker, Washington			Jr.
K	Dustin Hopkins, Florida State			Sr.
P	Brad Wing, LSU			So.
RS	Raheem Mostert, Purdue			So.

Tyrann Mathieu is not in the dynasty. All-Americans are generated before the game ships.

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2012 Depth Chart

Miami Hurricanes Depth Chart - 2012
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Allen Hurns	Phillip Dorsett	Kendall Thompkins	Malcolm Lewis
TE	Asante Cleveland	Clive Walford	Dyron Dye
LT	Malcolm Bunche	Ben Jones
LG	Jermaine Johnson	Danny Isidora
C	Shane McDermott	Jared Wheeler
RG	Brandon Linder	Jeremy Lewis
RT	Seantrel Henderson	Jon Feliciano
WR	Rashawn Scott	Phillip Dorsett	Kendall Thompkins	Malcolm Lewis
QB	Stephen Morris	Ryan Williams	Gary Crow
FB	Maurice Hagans
HB	Mike James	Duke Johnson	Eduardo Clements	Dallas Crawford
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Shayon Green	Kelvin Cain	Ricardo Williams
LDT	Darius Smith	Jelani Hamilton	Jalen Grimble	Luther Robinson
RDT	Curtis Porter	Jelani Hamilton	Jalen Grimble	Luther Robinson
RDE	Anthony Chickillo	Tyriq McCord	Ricardo Williams
WLB	Ramon Buchanon	Gionni Paul	Tyrone Cornelius
MLB	Denzel Perryman	Raphael Kirby	Gionni Paul	Eddie Johnson
SLB	James Gaines	Eddie Johnson	Jawand Blue
CB	Tracy Howard	Thomas Finnie	Ladarius Gunther	Nate Dortch
SS	Vaughn Telemaque	Deon Bush	Kacy Rodgers II
FS	A.J. Highsmith	Vernon Davis	Kacy Rodgers II
CB	Brandon McGee	Thomas Finnie	Ladarius Gunther	Nate Dortch
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Jake Wieclaw
P	Dalton Botts
H	Ryan Williams
PR	Duke Johnson	Allen Hurns
KR	Duke Johnson	Allen Hurns
LS	Brandon Linder

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College Gameday Presented by The Home Depot

Live from Dallas, Texas
Tonight the #9 Michigan Wolverines come to Dallas to battle the #1 Alabama Crimson Tide.
Herbstreit's Key to the Game: The key is how well Alabama can slow down Denard Robinson. If Alabama can slow him down Alabama should have an easy time in this game.
Jerry Jones Pick: Alabama has ball players. No disrespect to Michigan but I believe Alabama wins this game.
Lee Corso Pick:

Spoiler

Headlines
Early Test- Michigan knows the battle with #1 Alabama isn't the usual early-season cakewalk.
Attack Mode- Matt Barkley, the Heisman front runner, looks to lead USC to the BCS National Championship
Getting Defensive- LSU's defense may lead the Tigers to a National Championship in 2012.
Big Opener- Will #12 Michigan State be Boise State's first casualty of the season?
Conference Realignment- How will Texas A&M and Missouri fare in the powerhouse SEC?
Dominance Continued- Can the SEC really win their 7 National Championship in a row?
New Era In Happy Valley- How will Penn State respond to not have Joe Pa coaching for the first time in 44 years?


National Championship Predictions
Desmond Howard- Florida State over Alabama
Kirk Herbstreit- Florida State over USC
Lee Corso- USC over Alabama

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Week 1 Matchup Preview

Matchup Preview *|* September 1, 2012
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Miami (FL) Hurricanes (0-0, Away)		Boston College Eagles (0-0, Home)
Injury Report

The Miami Hurricanes will travel up to Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts to take on former Big East rival Boston College Eagles. Miami looks to improve over their 6-6 record last year. Boston College comes into this season after their first sub .500 season sense 1998.

Miami should have a huge advantage on offense as Stephen Morris returns as the starter for this season. He should have a pretty easy time throwing the ball all over the field because Boston College's secondary is very poor. Miami's offensive line should have a big advantage over Boston College's defensive line which should allow Miami to have a big day rushing.

Boston College's biggest hole is at the quarterback position. They will really need their defense to step up big time because they could have a very tough time scoring against Miami's defense. Rolandan Finch will need to have a big day for the Eagles if Boston College can't throw the ball.

Miami is a 5.5 point favorite over the Eagles.

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Hurricanes Lose Heartbreaker in Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill, MA-Interceptions killed Miami's chance to win the game as they fall to Boston College 30-27 in the season opener. Stephen Morris was intercepted by Jim Noel with 1 minute to go to seal the victory for BC.

Overall, Stephen Morris was atrocious. He threw for 2 touchdowns and 4 interceptions. He threw 3 picks in Boston College territory, including a pick 6 right at the end of the first half. He threw 2 picks in the 4th quarter in Boston College territory when Miami only need a field goal to tie up the game. Miami's running game work pretty well in the 1st half but they really went away from it the 2nd half and that along with the interceptions really hurt Miami. Miami lost their number 2 reciever Allen Hurns in the 4th quarter making a tackle. He broke his collarbone and is out for the rest of the season. Miami's offensive line started out the game playing awful as they allowed Stephen Morris to get sacked 4 times in the 1st quarter. However, they got much better as the game went along. Morris was only sacked 1 other time the rest of the game.

The defense played pretty well for the most part. Most of Boston College's big plays came off of trick plays. One area the defense really need to improve in is the offensive line. Boston College's offensive line combined for 17 pancakes. Miami injured Boston College's starting quarterback in the first quarter. Miami was able to hold the back up to 142 yards passing and they intercepted him one time. It could have been many more times as Miami dropped 3 passes on the day. The defense will need to improve on their rushing defense as they were gashed for 221 yards. The defense did their part but the offense just made too many mistakes to win.

Next week the Miami Hurricanes will travel to Manhattan, Kansas to take on the #11 Kansas State Wildcats. The Boston College Eagles will face Maine.

Miami (FL) Hurricanes at Boston College Eagles
Sep 1, 2012	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Miami (FL) Hurricanes (0-1)	7	17	3	0	27
Boston College Eagles (1-0)	17	10	0	3	30

Team Stats Comparison
	MIA	BC
Total Offense	369	407
Rushing Yards	64	221
Passing Yards	305	186
First Downs	11	16
Punt Return Yards	18	21
Kick Return Yards	181	27
Total Yards	568	455
Turnovers	4	2
3rd Down Converstion	5-11 (45%)	7-15 (46%)
4th Down Conversion	0-0	0-0
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	1/1	1/2
Penalties	2-20	2-20
Posession Time	14:04	17:56

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		MIA	BC
5:43	(BC) Nate Freese, 42 YD FG	0	3
4:17	(BC) Colin Larmond Jr, 45 YD run (Nate Freese kick)	0	10
2:29	(MIA) Kendall Thompkins, 38 YD pass from Stephen Morris (Jake Wieclaw kick)	7	10
0:54	(BC) Spiffy Evans, 15 YD pass from Josh Bordner (Nate Freese kick)	7	17
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		MIA	BC
6:27	(MIA) Mike James, 12 YD run (Jake Wieclaw kick)	14	17
4:19	(MIA) Rashawn Scott, 82 YD pass from Stephen Morris (Jake Wieclaw kick)	21	17
1:44	(MIA) Jake Wieclaw, 48 YD FG	24	17
0:39	(BC) Nate Freese, 27 YD FG	24	20
0:01	(BC) James McCaffrey, returned interception 89 YDS (Nate Freese kick)	24	27
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		MIA	BC
4:02	(MIA) Jake Wieclaw, 30 YD FG	27	27
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		MIA	BC
3:37	(BC) Nate Freese, 35 YD FG	27	30

Miami (FL) Hurricanes PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Stephen Morris 14/28 305 2 4 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Mike James 18 90 5.0 1 Stephen Morris 6 -26 -4.3 0 Duke Johnson 1 0 0.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Phillip Dorsett 4 38 9.5 0 Rashawn Scott 3 117 39.0 1 Kendall Thompkins 2 66 33.0 1 Allen Hurns 2 28 14.0 0 Asante Cleveland 1 39 39.0 0 Duke Johnson 1 12 12.0 0 Maurice Hagans 1 5 5.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Seantrel Henderson 0 2 Brandon Linder 0 1 Jermaine Johnson 0 1 Malcolm Bunche 0 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Denzel Perryman 14 0 0 0 A.J. Highsmith 10 0 0 0 James Gaines 7 0 0 0 Vaughn Telemaque 7 0 0 0 Brandon McGee 5 0 1 0 Tracy Howard 5 0 0 0 Thomas Finnie 5 0 0 0 Curtis Porter 2 1 0 0 Anthony Chickillo 2 0 0 0 Ramon Buchanon 2 0 0 0 LaDarius Gunter 1 0 0 0 Vernon Davis 1 0 0 0 Shayon Green 1 0 0 0 Kacy Rodgers II 1 0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Jake Wieclaw 2/2 3/3 8 48 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 Jake Wieclaw 4 189 47.2 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Duke Johnson 7 181 25.8 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Allen Hurns 2 18 9.0 0

Boston College Eagles PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Josh Bordner 16/27 142 1 1 Chase Rettig 2/5 11 0 0 Dave Shinskie 2/2 33 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Rolandan Finch 26 144 5.5 0 Josh Bordner 3 -9 -3.0 0 Tajh Kimble 2 41 20.5 0 Colin Larmond Jr. 1 45 45.0 1 Spiffy Evans 1 0 0.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Chris Pantale 6 57 9.5 0 Spiffy Evans 5 52 10.4 1 Colin Larmond Jr. 4 53 13.2 0 Rolandan Finch 2 -2 -1.0 0 Alex Amidon 1 13 13.0 0 Jake Sinkovec 1 9 9.0 0 Brian Miller 1 4 4.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Bobby Vardaro 7 0 Harris Williams 3 0 Chris Pantale 2 0 Emmett Cleary 1 0 Ian White 1 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Sean Sylvia 7 0 1 0 Kasim Edebali 6 1.5 0 0 Kevin Pierre-Louis 6 1.0 0 0 Sean Duggan 6 0 0 0 Jim Noel 4 0 1 0 Kaleb Ramsey 4 0.5 0 0 Griff Rogan 4 0 0 0 Brian Mihalik 3 1.0 0 0 Nick Clancy 3 0 0 0 Steele Divitto 3 0 0 0 James McCaffrey 2 0 1 1 Al Louis Jean Jr. 2 0 1 0 Dominic Appiah 2 1.0 0 0 Ameer Richardson 1 0 0 0 Andre Lawrence 1 0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Nate Freese 3/4 3/3 0 43 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 Gerald Levano 4 163 40.7 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Spiffy Evans 1 27 27.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Spiffy Evans 2 21 10.5 0

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Week 1 Recap

Top Stories
Great Begining: Michigan makes an early statement winning 34-31 in overtime over #1 Alabama
Upset City: #11 South Carolina falls to Vandy in season opener
New Era Begins Great: Penn State defeats Ohio 26-3
All They Do Is Win: #21 Boise State goes into East Lansing and defeats #12 Michigan State
Starting Strong: Virginia Tech notches their first ACC win of 2012 against Georgia Tech

Top 25 Scoreboard

Week 1 Top 25 Scoreboard
Results	Hi Passing	Hi Rushing	Hi Receiving
(9) Michigan 34, (1) Alabama 31 OT	A. McCarron 256 (Bama)	T. Rawls 111 (Michigan)	C. Jones 86 (Bama)
(2) USC 33, Hawai'i 6	M. Barkley 281 (USC)	J. Iosefa 115 (Hawai'i)	X. Grimble 115 (USC)
(3) LSU 27, North Texas 3	D. Thompson 93 (North Texas)	A. Blue 126 (LSU)	I. Delgado (North Texas)
(4) Oregon 42, Arkansas State 23	M. Mariota 249 (Oregon)	D. Thomas and K. Barner 109 (Oregon)	R. Vaughn (Oregon)
(5) Oklahoma 45, UTEP 10	L. Jones 282 (Oklahoma)	B. Clay 152 (Oklahoma)	B. Green 99 (Oklahoma
(6) Georgia 37, Buffalo 104/td>	A. Murray 253 (Georgia)	K. Malcome 100 (Georgia	M. Brown 146 (Georgia)
(7) Arkansas 66, FCS Southeast 0	T. Wilson 320 (Arkansas)	D. Johnson 187 (Arkansas)	C. Gragg 122 (Arkansas)
(8) Florida State 52, FCS East 7	E. Manuel 192 (FSU)	C. Thompson 149 (FSU)	R. Greene 106 (FSU)
(10) West Virginia 42, Marshall 23	R. Cato 178 (Marshall)	S. Alston 99 (WVU)	T. Austin 50 (WVU)
Vanderbilt 31, (11) South Carolina 28	C. Shaw 199 (South Carolina)	Z. Stacy 195 (Vandy)	J. Cunningham 119 (South Carolina)
(21) Boise State 17, (12) Michigan State 14	J. Southwick (Boise State)	D. Wright 98 (Boise State)	G. Linehan 145 (Boise State)
(13) Kansas State 56, FCS Midwest 10	C. Klein 258 (KSU)	A. Pease 159 (KSU)	C. Harper 106 (KSU)
Auburn 35, (14) Clemson 10	K. Frazier 190 (Auburn)	A. Ellington 88 (Clemson)	E. Bladk 69 (Auburn)
(15) Virginia Tech 28, Georgia Tech 23	T. Washington 174 (Georgia Tech)	L. Thomas 90 (Virginia Tech)	D. Coles 160 (Virginia Tech)
(16) Wisconsin 55, FCS Midwest 0	D. O'Brien 230 (Wisconsin)	J. White 218 (Wisconsin)	J. Abbrederis 95 (Wisconsin)
(18) Ohio State 31, Miami University 24	Z. Dysert (Miami U)	J. Hall 122 (Ohio State)	N. Harwell 73 (Miami U)
(19) Nebraska 27, Southern Mississippi 14	A. Favor 268 (Southern Miss)	R. Burkhead 126 (Nebraska)	T. Lampley 87 (Southern Miss)
(20) Stanford 45, San Jose State 23	B. Nottingham 309 (Stanford)	S. Taylor 92 (Stanford)	N. Grigsby 150 (SJSU)
(22) Texas 38, Wyoming 10	D. Ash 236 (Texas)	J. Bergeron 81 (Texas)	M. Goodwin 124 (Texas)
(23) Oklahoma State 77, FCS Southeast 3	W. Lunt 233 (Oklahoma State)	J. Smith 181 (Oklahoma State)	T. Moore 134 (Oklahoma State)
(24) Notre Dame 64, Navy 7	E. Golson 316 (Notre Dame)	B. Snelson 78 (Navy)	T. Jones 103 (Notre Dame)
(25) Florida 41, Bowling Green 3	J. Brissett 218 (Florida)	M. Brown 75 (Florida)	A. Debose 113 (Florida)

Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 4, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Matt Barkley	QB	Southern California		20-34, 281 Yds, TD
Monte Ball	HB	Wisconsin		9 Car, 96 Yds, 2 TD
Jalen Mills	CB	LSU
Denard Robinson	QB	Michigan		11-26, 138 Yds, 18 Car, 102 Yds, 3 Total TD
Landry Jones	QB	Oklahoma		20-29, 282 Yds, 2 TD

Week 2 Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Sep 4, 2012
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	USC Trojans (32)	1	0	1496
2	3	LSU Tigers (26)	1	0	1423
3	4	Oregon Ducks (1)	1	0	1352
4	5	Oklahoma Sooners (1)	1	0	1303
5	6	Georgia Bulldogs (1)	1	0	1214
6	9	Michigan Wolverines	1	0	1181
7	7	Arkansas Razorbacks	1	0	1148
8	8	Florida State Seminols	1	0	1084
9	1	Alabama Crimson Tide	0	1	1047
10	10	West Virginia Mountaineers	1	0	959
11	13	Kansas State Wildcats	1	0	785
12	15	Virginia Tech Hokies	1	0	677
13	16	Wisconsin Badgers	1	0	626
14	17	TCU Horned Frogs	0	0	576
15	18	Ohio State Buckeyes	1	0	528
16	21	Boise State Broncos	1	0	504
17	19	Nebraska Cornhuskers	1	0	481
18	12	Michigan State Spartans	0	1	450
19	20	Stanford Cardinal	1	0	436
20	22	Texas Longhorns	1	0	351
21	11	South Carolina Gamecocks	0	1	341
22	14	Clemson Tigers	0	1	313
23	23	Oklahoma State Cowboys	1	0	311
24	NR	Auburn Tigers	1	0	311
25	24	Notre Dame	1	0	284