The road ahead -|Josh Halmmann|-

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The harder they fall

The SEC might've played itself out of it's own national title streak with the recent loss of the LSU Tigers. The Tigers had originally gone the initial eleven weeks of the season undefeated, leave it to their rivals in Arkansas to smother the run. Arkansas jumped out to a 35-7 first half lead the Tigers managed to bring it to a somewhat closer score of 35-49

The Tigers run has been impressive even without early heisman candidate Spencer Ware missing the season with an injury. The run just couldn't continue and Les Miles continues to struggle surpassing the hill of an undefeated season. The Tigers lost at the absolute worst time. They drop to #6 and unless pollsters shine favorably on the Tigers in their conference championship, do not expect the top two slots to change.

Each team moved up one spot, the Texas Longhorns have to beat the Kansas State Wildcats in Manhattan to advance to the national championship and claim the Big 12. A loss not only eliminates them from the title discussion, it will also wipe out their opportunity to participate in a BCS game.

The #1 spot will be highly contested however, Florida State has slid into the top spot despite losing their division and not even participating in the ACC Championship game, a fate that will lead to yet another year of controversy and what-ifs surrounding the matchup. The Seminoles finish the season 11-1, their lone loss a blow out against North Carolina State.

Wisconsin seems the likely fit to sneak their way into a championship game, outside of the top two, Wisconsin was the other school receiving first place votes and at 11-1, they could leap frog the 10-2 Oregon Ducks that played the 'losing at the right time' sweepstakes to emerge as the #3 seed. Both programs will play in their respective conference championship games and a win could elevate either one into the title game.

In the final week of the season, nothing is certain. LSU was the lone stable factor in the league this season and they caved. At the end of the week, all will be clear but until than, a lot of hype and excitement will be on tap.

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Idaho stunned after huge rally

The defensive standouts on the Vandals, namely the seniors put their all on the field. The Vandal defense would score fourteen of the Vandal 35, while also forcing a turnover that set the Vandals up for another touchdown. A game that saw the Vandals getting beaten all over the field and a short shot at redemption. Say what you want about the Vandals but the attitude has changed in just a short year under Coach Halmmann. The team never gives up.

Not when Montana jumped out to a 34-14 lead by the end of the third quarter, not when Montana had only allowed 117 total offensive yards through three. The team kept fighting, never giving up. The first score of the day would be on the defensive end when Aaron Grymes intercepted an errant pass and carved his way to the end zone. Leading into fourteen unanswered Montana points, both on runs from inside the five.

The second quarter saw an odd enough set of plays, the Vandals tying the game after Dominique Blackman got knocked out and Taylor Davis came in, going 4-4 before Blackman came in and hit Maurice Trotter for an eight yard touchdown pass.

Montana answered with twenty unanswered. The following drive, Reynolds notched his second touchdown run when he hit the crease hard and scored from thirty yards out following terrific blocking. That would lead the game into the half 14-21, Montana receiving the kick off to open the second half and after trading possessions, Selle lofted a beautiful pass to Kazmierczak finding him in the corner of the end zone, Kazmierczak dragged his feet to ensure the score. The Bears knocked in two field goals of 30 and 28 to extend their lead.

The offense was anemic, struggling to do anything and to open the fourth, Dominique Blackman (3-17, 17 yards, 1 TD) was sent to the bench. Outcame Taylor Davis and he lit up the defense that had been tearing apart the offensive unit. That wouldn't be the catalyst to the game ending run however. Frusutrated, Halmmann went for it on fourth and one deep in his own territory and failed to convert. The ensuing play was a pitch to the right side, Maxx Forde smacked the ball out of the Bears grasp and Conner Scheidt scooped up the ball rumbling 75 yards for the score. It was time for the Vandals to get going.

A quick three and out and the offense came out electrified, Taylor Davis completed pass at a 2/3rds clip and looked efficient out of the backfield. Davis would lead the Vandals downfield hooking up with senior, Mike Scott on a screen, Scott would go untouched five yards for the score. A long Bear drive ended with nothing and the Vandals came out again. Driving slowly, the play call was for a halfback screen. Senior Ryan Bass stepped up, reeling in the ball and following his blockers, going forty-seven yards for the score barely diving into the end zone to avoid the final pursuer. The Vandals had the lead 35-34 with two minutes left.

An interception gave the ball right back to the Vandals who had a quick three and out but were in favorable field position, the field goal however would clank off the post keeping it a one point game with about thirty seconds remaining. The Bears had no time outs but they wouldn't need them. Seeking to blitz the quarterback and end the game with ease, Halmmann sent five and the pass a designed slant went with a beautiful spiral. A missed tackle later and Lockwood had broke free, going 80 yards for the game winning touchdown, leaving only one second on the clock. The Bears would convert the two point to make it 35-42.

Handley would field the kick return and get it to the thirty, trying to pitch the ball to a teammate but the lines judge ruled his knee hit the ground prior to the pitch. The Vandals collapsed, the crowd erupted while the Vandals players quietly shook hands and left the field. The Vandals fall to 5-7, guaranteed to miss a bowl game now, while the Bears pick up the equalizer, improving to 5-7.

Idaho Vandals at Montana Grizzlies
Dec 1, 2012	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Idaho Vandals (5-7)	7	7	0	21	35
Montana Grizzlies (5-7)	14	7	13	8	42

Team Stats Comparison
	IDHO	MONT
Total Offense	278	604
Rushing Yards	42	143
Passing Yards	236	461
First Downs	11	19
Punt Return Yards	9	49
Kick Return Yards	193	90
Total Yards	480	743
Turnovers	1	4
3rd Down Converstion	1-11	3-12
4th Down Conversion	1-2	0-0
2-Point Conversion	0-0	1-1
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	(2-0)/3	(2-2)/7
Penalties	3-25	1-10
Posession Time	12:52	19:08

Idaho Vandals PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Davis 16/26 219 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Bass 12 35 2.9 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Bass 6 96 16 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Grymes 11 0 1 1

Montana Grizzlies PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Selle 11/17 284 2 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Reynolds 17 94 5.5 2 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Kazmierczak 3 103 34.3 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Mercer 6 1 0 0

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Klein and Hubert attack ends Texas title hopes

Manhattan claims another victim and this time the Longhorns were seared on the dual pronged tandem of Collin Klein and John Hubert which tore through the Longhorns with ease. Klein struggled to a 101 yard passing day but would add 90 yards on the ground and a touchdown. John Hubert piled up 184 rushing yards and a touchdown, the impressive feat being his longest run was of 15 yards, he was consistently gashing the Longhorns everytime the ball hit his hands.

Jaxon Shipley did his part, scoring two touchdowns on a strong Kansas State defense, it would prove not enough however. David Ash struggled completing a high percentage of passes going 12-28 for 230 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions. Bergeron was held short of 100 yards, with exactly 99, averaging 3.8 yards per carry but also punching the ball into the endzone for a score.

The loss bumps Texas down to #5 while Kansas State improves to #7. Wisconsin becomes the new front runner to play the Seminoles for the national championship.

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Championship Week

Conference USA
SMU Mustangs (8-5)(6-3) 28 vs #25 UCF Knights (10-2)(8-1) 31 OT

ACC
#3 Virginia Tech Hokies (11-2)(7-2) 27 vs #22 North Carolina State (10-3)(7-2) 12

SEC
#8 Georgia Bulldogs (10-3)(7-2) 31 vs LSU Tigers (11-2)(7-2) 27

Pacific 12
#13 Oregon Ducks (10-3)(7-3) 14 vs #9 USC Trojans (10-3)(8-2) 30

MAC
Toledo Rockets (8-5)(6-3) 14 vs Buffalo Bulls (8-5)(7-2) 45

B1G
#17 Iowa Hawkeyes (10-3)(6-3) 24 vs #2 Wisconsin (12-1)(9-0) 35

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Rose Bowl
Oklahoma Sooners (AT LARGE)
vs
USC Trojans (P12)

Sugar Bowl
Georgia Bulldogs (SEC)
vs
Pittsburgh Panthers (BE)

Orange Bowl
Virginia Tech Hokies (ACC)
vs
Notre Dame Fighting Irish (AT LARGE)

Fiesta Bowl
Kansas State Wildcats (B12)
vs
Tennesse Volunteers (AT LARGE)

BCS National Championship
Florida State Seminoles (AT LARGE)
vs
Wisconsin Badgers (B1G)

Western Athletic Conference Bowl Games

Hawai'i Bowl
Tulsa Golden Hurricane (7-5)(5-3)
vs
Utah State Aggies (8-4)(7-2)

Poinsettia Bowl
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (8-4)(7-2)
vs
Wyoming Cowboys (8-4)(5-2)

Idaho Potato Bowl
Miami University Redhawks (7-5)(6-2)
vs
Montana State Bobcats (10-2)(8-1)

Gildan New Mexico Bowl
Fresno State Bulldogs (8-4)(4-3)
vs
San Jose State Spartans (7-5)(7-2)

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Chaotic season ends in chaotic fashion

The Wisconsin Badgers close out the 2012-13 season in a fashion suiting the insanity that the season contained within. After winning the programs 13th conference championship, their eyes were set on a much bigger prize. The first national title in school history. The Seminoles faught but the Badgers got the last punch.

The Midwest school piled on a 28-10 lead heading into the fourth, but the Seminoles rallied. EJ Manuel led the Noles downfield with ease hooking up with Penn State transfer, Kevin Hapela for a short touchdown pass. On the following drive, an errant O'Brien pass would be intercepted leading to a seventy-seven yard return. The Badgers could feel the wall right behind them and they tried to go out swinging.

Montee Ball struggled and the Badgers ended up punting the ball away. EJ Manuel did his best to bring the Seminoles within scoring range but still stalled with a little over a minute left leaving Hopkins with a 52 yard attempt. The crowd was rocking, a three point game and a massive kick lie ahead. The Seminoles kicker connected beautiful and the ball bounced off the right post before going in, the Seminoles swarmed their kick for a moment before turning to business. Shutting down the Badgers as they head into overtime.

The national championship went three overtimes before a missed field goal sent the Badgers onto the field swarming eachother and celebrating the schools for national title, a historical moment in a highly controversial national championship that saw the Florida State Seminoles clinch a bit over #3 Virginia Tech whom had won the ACC.

Montee Ball wins Heisman
318 Rushes - 1976 Yards - 15 TD
31 Receptions - 444 yards - 5 TD

Heisman Watch - Updated: Jan 1, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Montee Ball	HB	Wisconsin
Marcus Lattimore	HB	South Carolina
Michael Ford	HB	LSU
EJ Manuel	QB	Florida State
Tyler Wilson	QB	Arkansas

All Americans

2012 NCAA 1st Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Tyler Wilson, Arkansas	6'3	220	Sr.
HB	Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina	6'0	218	Jr.
HB	Montee Ball, Wisconsin	5'11	212	Sr.
WR	Kenny Bell, Alabama	6'1	175	Jr.
WR	Nick Harwell, Miami University	6'1	175	Jr.
TE	Chris Gragg, Arkansas	6'3	236	Sr.
OL	Ricky Wagner, Wisconsin	6'6	322	Sr.
OL	Ryan Groy, Wisconsin	6'5	322	Sr.
OL	Travis Frederick, Wisconsin	6'4	328	Jr.
OL	Nick Cody, Oregon	6'5	309	Sr.
OL	Alex Hurst, LSU	6'6	340	Sr.
DL	James Gayle, Virginia Tech	6'4	260	Jr.
DL	JR Collins, Virginia Tech	6'2	252	Jr.
DL	Jose Jose, UCF	6'3	327	Jr.
DL	Anthony McColud, Florida State	6'2	312	Sr.
LB	Tom Wort, Oklahoma	6'0	229	Jr.
LB	Lamin Barrow, LSU	6'2	229	Jr.
LB	Tariq Edwards, Virginia Tech	6'2	232	Jr.
DB	Dayonne Nunley, Miami University	5'8	183	Jr.
DB	Kyle Fuller, Virginia Tech	6'0	181	Jr.
DB	Robert Lester, Alabama	6'2	210	Sr.
DB	Jonathan Meeks, Clemson	6'1	210	Sr.
K	Drew Alleman, LSU	5'11	183	Sr.
P	Michael Branthover, Virginia Tech	5'8	187	So.
RS	Devrin Young, Tennessee	5'8	171	So.

2012 NCAA 1st Team All-Freshman
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Marcus Mariota, Oregon	6'4	200	Fr.
HB	Josh Ferguson, Illinois	5'10	180	Fr.
HB	Mike Blakely, Auburn	5'9	206	Fr.
WR	Ladarius Brown, TCU	6'4	220	Fr.
WR	Trey Metoyer, Oklahoma	6'1	190	Fr.
TE	Pharaoh Brown, Oregon	6'6	230	Fr.
OL	Tyler Marz, Wisconsin	6'7	314	Fr.
OL	Ray Ball, Wisconsin	6'7	326	Fr.
OL	Dan Voltz, Wisconsin	6'4	288	Fr.
OL	Austin Blythe, Iowa	6'3	275	Fr.
OL	Vadal Alexander, LSU	6'6	315	Fr.
DL	Riley McMinn, Iowa	6'7	245	Fr.
DL	Michale Smith, Southern Miss	6'5	249	Fr.
DL	Davion Pierson, TCU	6'3	305	Fr.
DL	Antwaun Woods, USC	6'1	315	Fr.
LB	Eric Striker, Oklahoma	6'0	198	Fr.
LB	Rahim Cassell, Oregon	6'0	215	Fr.
LB	Dominique Tovell, Lousiana-Lafayette	6'3	240	Fr.
DB	Levander Liggins, Louisiana Tech	5'11	185	Fr.
DB	Chris Dukes, Toledo	5'9	182	Fr.
DB	Kevin Byard, Middle Tennessee State	5'11	210	Fr.
DB	Micah Eugene, LSU	5'11	194	Fr.
K	Marshall Morgan, Georgia	6'3	195	Fr.
P	Drew Meyer, Wisconsin	6'2	182	Fr.
RS	JC Coleman, Virginia Tech	5'7	176	Fr.

2012 Awards
Award	Player	Pos	Team
Maxwell Award	Tyler Wilson	QB	Arkansas
Walter Camp Award	Marcus Lattimore	HB	South Carolina
Chuck Bednarik Award	Kyle Fuller	CB	Virginia Tech
Bronko Nagurski Trophy	Tariq Edwards	OLB	Virginia Tech
Davey O'Brien Award	Tyler Wilson	QB	Arkansas
Doak Walker Award	Marcus Lattimore	HB	South Carolina
Fred Biletnikoff Award	Nick Harwell	WR	Miami University
John Mackey Award	Chris Gragg	TE	Arkansas
Outland Trophy	Ricky Wagner	OL	Wisconsin
Rimington Trophy	Barrett Jones	OL	Alabama
Lombardi Award	Taylor Hart	DL	Oregon
Linebacker of the Year	Tariq Edwards	OLB	Virginia Tech
Jim Thorpe Award	Kyle Fuller	CB	Virginia Tech
Lou Groza Award	Anthony Fera	K	Texas
Ray Guy Award	Michael Palardy	P	Tennessee
Returner of the Year	Devrin Young	HB	Tennessee
Heisman Memorial Trophy	Montee Ball	HB	Wisconsin

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Jan 10, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	Wisconsin	13	1	1525
2	3	Virginia Tech	12	2	1364
3	1	Florida State Seminoles	11	2	1284
4	10	Kansas State Wildcats	10	3	1149
5	8	Georiga Bulldogs	11	3	1107
6	9	LSU Tigers	12	2	1086
7	13	USC Trojans	11	3	1014
8	5	Tennssee Volunteers	10	3	979
9	6	Texas Longhorns	10	3	880
10	15	Arkansas Razorbacks	10	3	803
11	4	Oklahoma Sooners	9	4	776
12	20	Alabama Crimson Tide	9	4	711
13	19	Texas Tech Red Raiders	9	4	668
14	18	Georgia Tech Bulldogs	8	4	662
15	7	South Carolina Gamecocks	9	4	629
16	21	North Carolina Tarheels	10	3	546
17	22	Clemson Tigers	9	4	500
18	25	Ohio State Buckeyes	9	4	484
19	NR	Nebraska Cornhuskers	9	3	439
20	24	UCF Golden Knights	11	2	432
21	12	Auburn Tigers	9	4	432
22	11	Oregon Ducks	10	4	391
23	14	Washington Huskies	9	4	376
24	16	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	9	4	369
25	17	Iowa Hawkeyes	10	4	313

Conference Champions

ACC


Big 12


Big East


B1G


CONFERENCE USA


MAC


MOUNTAIN WEST


PACIFIC 12


SOUTHEASTERN


SUNBELT


WAC
Montana State Bobcats

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Western Athletic Conference Standings - Updated: Jan 20, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Montana State	11-2	84	8-1	433	180	W1
Utah State	8-5	61	7-2	359	322	L1
Louisiana Tech	9-4	69	7-2	449	324	W3
San Jose State	7-6	53	7-2	272	326	L1
Idaho	5-7	41	5-4	326	324	L2
New Mexico	5-7	41	4-5	255	301	L2
Montana	5-7	41	4-5	247	355	W2
New Mexico State	3-9	25	2-7	255	361	W1
UTSA	4-8	33	1-8	280	326	W2
Texas State	1-11	8	0-9	217	411	L10

2012 NCAA 1st Team All-WAC
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Colby Cameron, Louisiana Tech	6'2	205	Sr.
HB	Robert Clay, New Mexico State	5'10	195	Sr.
HB	Tray Robinson, Montana State	6'1	225	Sr.
WR	Noel Grigsby, San Jose State	5'11	175	Jr.
WR	Qunton Patton, Louisiana Tech	6'2	195	Sr.
TE	Rick Haluszka, Montana State	6'4	217	Sr.
OL	Steven Foster, Montana State	6'5	268	Sr.
OL	Andy Austin, Montana State	6'3	284	Sr.
OL	Stephen Warner, Louisiana Tech	6'5	295	Sr.
OL	Brad Mathis, Montana State	5'10	304	Fr.
C	Quinn Catalano, Montana State	6'4	276	So.
DL	Brad Daly, Montana State	6'1	236	Jr.
DL	Caleb Schreibeis, Montana State	6'3	253	Sr.
DL	Justin Ellis, Louisiana Tech	6'2	330	Jr.
DL	Brian Bignell, Montana State	6'2	255	Sr.
LB	Jeffrey Bediako, Idaho	6'3	239	Jr.
LB	Aleksei Grosulak, Montana State	5'10	223	Jr.
LB	Dallas Bollema, New Mexico	6'2	225	Jr.
DB	Dion Bass, Idaho	5'11	193	So.
DB	Nevin Lawson, Utah State	5'10	184	Jr.
DB	McKade Brady, Utah State	5'11	198	Sr.
DB	Heath Howard, Montana State	5'10	190	Sr.
K	Josh Thompson, Utah State	5'9	185	Jr.
P	Tyler Bennett, UtahState	5'11	216	Sr.
RS	Kruiz Siewing, Montana State	5'11	189	Sr.

Say Good-bye:

UTSATexas State

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Idaho Vandals 2012 Schedule
Results	Hi Passing	Hi Rushing	Hi Receiving
Idaho 17 @ Brigham Young 27	Davis (ID) 304	Alisa (BYU) 137	Micheletti (ID) 140
Wyoming 31 @ Idaho 28	Davis (ID) 201	Smith (WYO) 123	Scott (ID) 80
Idaho 14 @ North Carolina 32	Davis (ID) 178	Blue (UNC) 88	Highsmith (UNC) 83
New Mexico State 10 @ Idaho 28	Manley (NMSU) 258	Bass (ID) 124	Dean (NMSU) 96
Texas State 12 @ Idaho 56	Arndt (TXST) 243	Bass (ID) 105	Scott (ID) 106
Louisiana Tech 30 @ Idaho 31	Cameron (LTU) 288	Bass (ID) 96	Banks (LTU) 79
Idaho 31 @ New Mexico 28	Goutsche (NM) 184	Blackman (ID) 206	Michelleti (ID) 81
San Jose State 31 @ Idaho 20	Fales (SJSU) 301	Freeman (SJSU) 74	Nunn (SJSU) 82
Idaho 17 @ Montana State 31	Blackman (ID) 140	Robinson (MST) 204	Young (MST) 44
Idaho 34 @ UTSA 27 OT	Soza (UTSA) 143	Bass (ID) 112	Monroe (UTSA) 84
Utah State 23 @ Idaho 15	Kennedy (USU) 167	Bass (ID) 148	Austin (USU) 103
Idaho 35 @ Montana 42	Selle (MON) 284	Reynold (MON) 94	Palmer (MON) 108

Idaho Vandals 2012
OFFENSE	TOT	OFF	PASS	RUSH	PPG	PTD	RTD	SACK	1DWN
2012	5705	3757	2213	1544	27.1	17	16	21	167
DEFENSE	TOT	PASS	RUSH	PTS	SACK	FUMB	INT
2012	4597	2701	1896	324	38	10	17
CONVERSIONS	3DC	3DA	3D%	4DC	4DA	4D%	2PC	2PA	2P%
2012	50	149	33	10	25	40	1	2	50
RED ZONE	ATT	TD	FG	OFF%	DATT	DTD	DFG	DEF%
2012	38	21	8	76	54	21	16	68
PENALTIES	PEN		YARDS
2012	30		313
TURNOVERS	DIFF	GIVE	INT	FUMB	TAKE	INT	FUMB
2012	8	19	8	11	27	17	10

Idaho Vandals Stats - 2012
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
Taylor Davis	75/135	1083	14.4	90.2	76	7	2	137.1
Dominique Blackman	91/180	1130	12.4	141.2	53	10	6	115
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
Ryan Bass	249	1115	4.4	44	5	9	92.9	5
Dominique Blackman	67	319	4.7	88	2	4	39.8	5
Todd Handley	36	127	3.5	19	0	1	10.5	1
Justin Parkins	12	25	2	8	0	1	3.1	0
Mike Scott	2	4	2	6	0	0	0.3	0
Henry Asuega	5	3	0.6	3	0	0	0.2	0
Taylor Davis	16	-49	-3	13	0	1	-4	4
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
Mike Scott	41	673	16.4	8	76	4	56	273
Daniel Micheletti	25	529	21.1	1	67	8	48	215
Taylor Elmo	23	176	7.6	0	20	6	14.6	90
Ryan Bass	22	277	12.5	2	47	0	23	256
Todd Handley	16	57	3.5	1	11	0	4.7	89
Maurice Trotter	15	239	15.9	4	42	2	21.7	85
Mike LaGrone	10	118	11..8	1	35	0	10.7	66
Marquan Major	7	111	15.8	0	45	3	18.5	41
Henry Asuega	4	6	1.5	0	5	1	0.5	17
Justin Parkins	2	21	10.5	0	11	0	2.6	13
	Kickoffs					Punts
Returning	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD	RET	AVG	TD
Marquan Major	30	838	27.9	94	1	1	18	0
Todd Handley	28	773	27.6	101	1	29	10.8	1
Su'A Tuala	1	5	5	5	0	0	0	0
Gary Walker	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
	Field Goals				Extra Points
Kicking	FGM	FGA	PCT	LONG	XPM	XPA	PCT	PTS
Trey Farquhar	11	18	61	42	39	40	97	72
Punting	PUNTS	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	BP	IN20	TB
Bobby Cowan	52	2207	66	42.4	29.8	0	10	7

Graduating Starters

Ryan Bass (HB)
Henry Asuega (FB)
Mike Scott (WR)
Benson Mayowa (RE)
Conrad Scheidt (OLB)
Su'a Tuala (MLB)
Aaron Grymes (CB)
Gary Walker (FS)
Trey Farquhar (K)
Bobby Cowan (P)