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07-15-2013, 12:45 AM
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Re: A New Era | A UCF Knights Dynasty (NCAA 14)
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07-15-2013, 02:59 PM
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Re: A New Era | A UCF Knights Dynasty (NCAA 14)
I'm enjoying this dynasty so far. I'm about halfway through the first season, just need to get caught up posting everything. I have run into one thing that could be a big issue. The game has frozen twice now on me right after two of my first 7 games ended. That really needs to stop or I might not be able to keep this going. |
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07-15-2013, 03:26 PM
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Re: A New Era | A UCF Knights Dynasty (NCAA 14)
How will the knights weather this storm?
 I will be interested in seeing. They sure do have a tough schedule ahead. I'm just glad USF lost to FCS Southeast 
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07-16-2013, 07:13 AM
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Re: A New Era | A UCF Knights Dynasty (NCAA 14)
Either way, not here to hijack the thread. I remember your dynasties from a few years ago CrusaderHoops. Enjoy your layouts and the approach you bring. Much like Deegeezy and BDawg. I will definitely be following. Looking forward to more from you! |
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07-16-2013, 11:32 AM
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Re: A New Era | A UCF Knights Dynasty (NCAA 14)
 Dontravious Wilson Wilson’s redshirt lifted in light of Johnson injury Orlando, Fla. — True freshman halfback Dontravious Wilson had his redshirt lifted following halfback Storm Johnson’s broken ankle injury in Week 1 vs. Akron. Wilson is just a 64 overall but will now be third on the depth chart behind Cedric Thompson and Micah Reed. “We just can’t have only two running backs active each week,” UCF head coach Andrew Kennedy said. “Plus, we only have one fullback on the roster. I hope we don’t have to rely on Wilson at any point this season because I don’t think he’s ready yet.” The Knights will be taking on Penn State on the road for their second game of the year next week. The Nittany Lions are a slightly higher rated team in most positions, although they do have a true freshman starting at quarterback in Christian Hackenberg. “Getting pressure on the quarterback and making him beat us with his arm is definitely going to be key next week,” Kennedy said. “Penn State is pretty solid at every other position. We did a nice job defending the pass vs. Akron and we’ll need to do the same and continue to make plays next week.” The Knights had four interceptions with one being returned for a touchdown in their 59-10 win over the Zips. Penn State is 1-1 on the year so far. They lost to Syracuse 27-10 on the road in their season opener then beat Eastern Michigan 20-13 at home in Week 2.   Week 2 Players of the Week  Week 2 Scores Around the NCAA Week 2 Top 25 scores Arizona State 44, FCS West 31 Ole Miss 42, FCS Midwest 14 Clemson 17, FCS East 7 Oklahoma State 37, UTSA 7 Texas A&M 45, FCS Southeast 14 TCU 49, FCS Southeast 6 Ohio State 38, San Diego State 24 Nebraska 40, Southern Miss 10 Florida 28, Miami 21 Kansas State 42, UL Lafayette 14 West Virginia 35, Oklahoma 28 LSU 41, UAB 27 South Carolina 24, Georgia 21 Oregon 45, Virginia 19 Michigan 22, Notre Dame 21 BYU 47, Texas 21 Stanford 27, San Jose State 13 Oregon State 49, Hawaii 17 Week 2 American Conference scores Temple 28, Houston 17 Illinois 38, Cincinnati 10 Duke 31, Memphis 7 Top 25  |
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07-16-2013, 12:30 PM
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07-16-2013, 12:47 PM
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Re: A New Era | A UCF Knights Dynasty (NCAA 14)
 Blake Bortles runs for a touchdown in the second quarter vs. Penn State. Knights escape Penn State with 28-26 win on last-second kick University Park, Pen. — There were times when the outcome didn’t look good but the UCF Knights never died in University Park. After a timeout was taken with two seconds left in the game and UCF trailing Penn State 26-25, UCF kicker Shawn Moffitt made a 36-yard field goal to give the Knights the win. The Knights drove over 50 yards on their final drive, which included two crucial third down conversions through the air when Blake Bortles found Rannell Hall and later J.J. Worton. “We came up big when we needed to,” UCF head coach Andrew Kennedy said. “Once again, we protected Blake [Bortles] all game long and he made plays when our backs were against the wall.” Bortles threw an interception on his first pass attempt of the game but would eventually settle down. He finished completing 23-for-33 passes for 244 yards and a touchdown in the game. Bortles also ran seven times for a team-high 53 yards and scored twice on the ground. Both Bortles rushing touchdowns came on QB Choice plays, which have been the most successful running plays this season, according to Kennedy. “It feels like we gain at least eight yards every time we run a QB Choice,” Kennedy said. “Bortles has good acceleration so when he keeps it he can get up field in a hurry. More often than not, the defense focuses in on our running back and Bortles has made them pay so far.” Without Storm Johnson, who will be out the next 10 weeks with a broken ankle, the Knights struggled to run the ball. Cedric Thompson managed just 45 yards on 15 carries forcing the Knights to rely more on the passing game. The passing game for Penn State is what hurt the Knights more than anything. True freshman quarterback Christian Hackenberg completed 23-of-28 passes in the game for 252 yards. He threw two touchdowns and was intercepted once. The Knights were able to sack him four times, three of which were credited to defensive end Deion Green. “We wanted to put pressure on Hackenberg since he is a true freshman and one of the lowest rated players on their offense,” Kennedy said. “The four sacks were nice but overall, we didn’t pressure the quarterback enough and that’s why he had such a high completion percentage. The interception Brandon [Alexander] made was huge too since it came when they were driving, which it felt like they were the entire game.” Penn State finished with 20 first downs to UCF’s 18 in the game. A key for the Knights pulling out the victory was a “bend but don’t break” defense that forced the Nittany Lions to settle for four field goals. The tough road will continue next week for the Knights despite returning home. They will face who will undoubtedly be their toughest opponent of the year in No. 4 ranked South Carolina, who is 3-0 on the year so far. “I’m glad we get a chance to play a team like South Carolina this early in the year,” Kennedy said. “I was proud of our guys on the road this week and they showed me a lot. The Gamecocks will be a different animal though. We’re going to need to play near perfect to beat them.” Individual Stats UCF PASSING B. Bortles 23-33-244, 1 TD, 1 int. RUSHING B. Bortles 7-53, 2 TD C. Thompson 15-45 M. Reed 4-13 R. Hall 1-2 RECEIVING J. Worton 5-75 C. Thompson 5-24 B. Perriman 4-60, 1 TD J. Godfrey 4-24 R. Hall 2-33 J. Tukes 2-15 M. Reed 1-13 DEFENSE Interceptions: B. Alexander Sacks: D. Green (3), D. Anderson Penn State PASSING C. Hackenberg 23-28-252, 2 TD, 1 int. RUSHING Z. Zwinak 25-124 B. Belton 2-5 C. Hackenberg 5-(-28) RECEIVING K. Carter 6-61, 1 TD Z. Zwinak 6-21 A. Robinson 4-39 B. Mosbey Felder 3-61, 1 TD A. Kenney 2-39 M. Lehman 2-31 DEFENSE Interceptions: M. Hull Sacks: none Scoring Summary  Team Stats   Week 3 Players of the Week  Week 3 Scores Around the NCAA Week 3 Top 25 scores Michigan 41, Akron 0 LSU 35, Kent State 28 Kansas State 38, UMass 3 Stanford 38, Army 17 West Virginia 48, Georgia State 7 UL Monroe 35, Wake Forest 25 Ohio State 52, California 28 Washington 35, Illinois 24 Florida State 21, Nevada 7 Louisville 38, Kentucky 21 South Carolina 37, Vanderbilt 10 Boise State 45, Air Force 28 Oklahoma State 45, FCS Southeast 0 Nebraska 38, UCLA 24 Oregon 38, Tennessee 18 Alabama 35, Texas A&M 21 Texas 45, Ole Miss 24 Wisconsin 35, Arizona State 21 Oregon State 38, Utah 24 Week 3 American Conference scores UCF 28, Penn State 26 Maryland 42, Connecticut 35 Temple 23, FCS East 20 Louisville 38, Kentucky 21 Eastern Michigan 31, Rutgers 28 USF 38, Florida Atlantic 31 Top 25  Ingram, Clayton ready to make visits Orlando, Fla. — Jeff Ingram and Jason Clayton are ready to schedule their official visits with the UCF Knights. Ingram, who is No. 5 on UCF’s Big Board, is a 6-foot-5, 216 pound outside linebacker from Bloomingdale, Fla. The three-star recruit is projected to be a 71 overall. The Knights are at this moment his first choice with South Carolina, who UCF will play in its next game, a distance second. Clayton is No. 11 on UCF’s Big Board. He’s a 5-foot-10, 193 pound halfback who projects to be a 65 overall. Ingram and Clayton will both make their official visits Week 9 when the Knights host Connecticut. Head coach Andrew Kennedy intends to have as many players visit that week as possible, with it being the next home game where the Knights will be heavily favored to win. Last edited by crusaderhoops10; 07-16-2013 at 09:39 PM. |
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07-16-2013, 06:06 PM
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Re: A New Era | A UCF Knights Dynasty (NCAA 14)
What a win!
 If the Knights are going to beat Penn State in their house I would imagine it would have to be something like this. Super realistic results so far. I just hope UCF's real season can start like this  ! |
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