The Coaching Career of Marques Tuiasosopo (NCAA 14)

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New Teams Brings Conference Changes

The American Conference really didn't need to change at all, but the competition committe felt that it just made sense to add Army and Navy.

Division A
Houston
Rutgers
Louisville
Connecticut
Cincinnati
Memphis

Division B
UCF
SMU
USF
Navy
Army
Temple


With Akron being shifted out of the FBS, the MAC gets a little bit of a shakeup as Toledo will shift into the MAC East to join the rest of the Ohio schools, and Western Kentucky will jump into the MAC West.

MAC East
Ohio
Toledo
Buffalo
Kent State
Bowling Green
Miami University

MAC West
Western Kentucky
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Central Michigan
Western Michigan
Eastern Michigan


With UAB leaving the FBS as well, Conference USA receives a bit of a shakeup. Southern Miss will change sides to the West, while the Texas teams (UTEP, UTSA, and North Texas) are leaving for the Sun Belt and Arkansas State, South Alabama, Georgia State, and Troy are joining the conference.

C-USA East
ECU
Florida Atlantic
Mid Tenn State
FIU
Troy
Marshal
Georgia State

C-USA West
Tulsa
Rice
Louisiana Tech
Arkansas State
Southern Miss
Tulane
South Alabama


That's right!!!! THE WAC IS BACK! With the team shifts the Sun Belt basically dismantled and allowed for the re-emergence of the Western Athletic Conference.

WAC East
UL Monroe
UL Lafayette
North Texas
UTEP
UTSA
Texas State

WAC West
Eastern Washington
North Dakota State
Idaho
New Mexico State
UC Davis
UC Cal Poly


The Independents have now been diminished to the two teams that really wanted to be independent from everyone in Notre Dame and BYU. This may change eventually, but for now this is how it is.

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UC Davis Finishes First Season 4-8, Finish 2nd in WAC West

The first season had a lot of ups and downs for the UC Davis Aggies as they finished with a 4-8 record. They did beat their rival UC Cal Poly and also blow out UTSA 41-0, but suffered a lot of losses. Despite losing 8 games, the Aggies did finish 2nd in the WAC West division, which I suppose is a decent finish (depending how you look at it.

The Aggies also felt the season in their recruiting class as players just weren't certain about the team and where it was headed. Despite that, Coach Tui was able to help land Mario Mann, a 6'4 233 lb 3* recruit from Pensacola, FL, who had UC Davis pegged as his #1 from the get go. This was huge as Davis lost it's top defensive linemen and Mann will be able to step in on day 1.

Other than Mann, the rest of the guys landed by UC Davis will serve as role players and fillers for now as most were under the radar guys who may or may not have great skills.

Davis ended up landing 11 players (9 3* and 2 2*) and ranked 112th nationally.

WAC Standings
WAC West
Eastern Washington 6-6 (6-3)
Cal Poly 7-6 (6-4)
UC Davis 4-8 (4-5)
Idaho 2-10 (2-7)
New Mexico State 2-10 (2-7)
North Dakota State 5-7 (2-7)

WAC East
##UL Lafayette 9-5 (8-2) (21-17 win vs Cal Poly)
North Texas 8-5 (7-2)
UL Monroe 7-5 (6-3)
UTEP 6-6 (5-4)
UTSA 5-7 (4-5)
Texas State 4-8 (3-6)

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Texas A&M played host to Missouri for the 2014 BCS National Championship game against Heisman winner James Franklin. Although Franklin hoisted more awards this year than anybody, it the final moments of the season it was all A&M as Manziel blasted the Missouri defense for 5 passing touchdowns, while their defense held Franklin to under 40% passing.

• James Franklin wins Heisman, Walter Camp, Davey O'Brien, and Maxwell awards with 160-341, 2213 Yds, 205 Car, 895 Yds, 40 Total TDs
• Marcus Williams, CB, of North Dakota State wins Bednarick, Nagurski, and Thorpe awards with 24 TKL, 8 TFL, 39 ATK, 3 SCK, 2 FF, and TD
• Marcus Williams (North Dakota State CB) and Chris Nicholls (Cal Poly WR) both 1st team All-Americans

2013 NCAA Bowl Results
Game	Matchup	Date
New Mexico Bowl	San Jose State vs USC	13 - 35
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl	Buffalo vs Fresno State	31 - 17
Poinsettia Bowl	BYU vs San Diego State	44 - 20
Beef O'Brady's Bowl	FIU vs Rutgers	7 - 28
New Orleans Bowl	ECU vs UL Lafayette	35 - 18
Las Vegas Maaco Bowl	Arizona vs Boise State	27 - 34
Hawai'i Bowl	Florida Atlantic vs New Mexico	34 - 17
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl	Iowa vs Western Kentucky	20 - 14
Military Bowl	Ohio vs Navy	17 - 14
Holiday Bowl	Baylor vs Stanford	17 - 37
Belk Bowl	Maryland vs Iowa State	28 - 6
AdvoCare V100 Bowl	TCU vs Florida	10 - 16
Russell Athletic Bowl	Vanderbilt vs Georgia Tech	49 - 28
Meineke Car Care Bowl	Illinois vs Oklahoma State	24 - 17
Armed Forces Bowl	Tulsa vs Air Force	23 - 35
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl	Kansas State vs Washington State	37 - 13
Alamo Bowl	Kansas vs Oregon State	33 - 21
Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl	Texas vs Wisconsin	7 - 37
Music City Bowl	Ole Miss vs Miami	17-10
Sun Bowl	Washington vs Virginia Tech	21 - 45
AutoZone Liberty Bowl	Tennessee vs Rice	24 - 7
Chick-fil-A Bowl	Auburn vs Syracuse	15 - 21
Heart of Dallas Bowl	Louisville vs Minnesota	17 - 21
Gator Bowl	Alabama vs Northwestern	17 - 28
Capital One Bowl	South Carolina vs Ohio State	28 - 21
Outback Bowl	LSU vs Nebraska	24 - 45
Rose Bowl	Michigan vs Oregon	25 - 28
Fiesta Bowl	Oklahoma vs Notre Dame	17 - 31
Allstate Sugar Bowl	Florida State vs Houston	34 - 16
Orange Bowl	North Carolina vs UCLA	24 - 21
AT&T Cotton Bowl	Georgia vs West Virginia	24 - 20
BBVA Compass Bowl	UCF vs Mid Tenn State	52 - 21
GoDaddy.com Bowl	Ball State vs North Texas	13 - 17
BCS National Championship	Missouri vs Texas A&M	10 - 49

NCAA Football Rankings - End of Season Top 25
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Texas A&M (61)	13	1	1525
2	4	Oregon	10	4	1338
3	3	Florida State	12	1	1312
4	9	Notre Dame	11	2	1046
5	2	Missouri	10	3	1042
6	5	UCLA	12	2	1021
7	11	Northwestern	9	4	963
8	12	Georgia	9	4	924
9	7	Ohio State	12	2	892
10	16	North Carolina	12	2	874
11	14	Maryland	10	3	836
12	15	Boise State	12	2	804
13	6	Georgia Tech	10	3	786
14	8	Oregon State	10	3	745
15	17	Syracuse	12	2	737
16	10	Michigan	10	4	625
17	--	South Carolina	9	5	517
18	23	Virginia Tech	9	4	495
19	--	Kansas	9	4	491
20	--	Nebraska	9	4	456
21	--	Vanderbilt	8	5	445
22	25	Illinois	9	4	426
23	--	Kansas State	7	6	382
24	21	Western Kentucky	10	3	246
25	--	Stanford	8	5	220

Head Coaching Changes

Ball State
Old Coach: Pete Lembo (left for new job)
New Coach: Jay Bateman (former DC for Ball State)

Buffalo
Old Coach: Jeff Quinn (left for new job)
New Coach: Lou Spanos (former DC for UCLA)

California
Old Coach: Sonny ****s (fired; hired as OC for Boise State)
New Coach: Mark Hudspeth (former HC of UL Lafayette)

Central Michigan
Old Coach: Dan Enos (fired)
New Coach: Jeff Quinn (former HC of Buffalo)

Colorado State
Old Coach: Jim McElwain (fired; hired as OC for California)
New Coach: Pete Kwiatkowski (former DC of Boise State)

Connecticut
Old Coach: Paul Pasqualoni (fired; hired as DC for North Carolina)
New Coach: Dan Disch (former DC of North Carolina

ECU
Old Coach: Ruffin McNeil (left for new job)
New Coach: Scott Frost (former OC of Oregon)

Eastern Michigan
Old Coach: Ron English (fired; hired as DC for California)
New Coach: PJ Fleck (former HC of Western Michigan)

Florida Atlantic
Old Coach: Carl Pelini (left for new job)
New Coach: Kyle Whittingham (former HC of Utah)

Georgia State
Old Coach: Trent Miles (fired; hired as OC for Miami OH)
New Coach: Mike Canales (former OC of North Texas)

Hawai'i
Old Coach: Norm Chow (retired)
new Coach: Robert Prince (former OC of Boise State)

Houston
Old Coach: Tony Levine (left for new job)
New Coach: Clarence McKinney (former OC for Texas A&M)

Indiana
Old Coach: Kevin Wilson (fired; hired as OC for Michigan State)
New Coach: Ruffin McNeil (former HC of ECU)

Kansas State
Old Coach: Bill Snyder (contract expired)
New Coach: Pete Lembo (former HC of Ball State)

Miami OH
Old Coach: Don Treadwell (fired; hired as DC for Michigan State)
New Coach: Carl Pelini (former HC of Florida Atlantic)

Michigan State
Old Coach: Mark Dantonio (fired; hired as DC for Texas A&M)
New Coach: Bill Snyder (former HC of Kansas State)

Ohio
Old Coach: Frank Solich (retired)
New Coach: David Bailiff (former HC of Rice)

Pittsburgh
Old Coach: Paul Chryst (fired)
New Coach: Mark Snyder (former DC of Texas A&M)

Rice
Old Coach: David Bailiff (left for new job)
New Coach: Bobby Petrino (former HC of Western Kentucky)

South Alabama
Old Coach: Joey Jones (contract expired)
New Coach: Bobby Hauck (former HC of UNLV)

UL Lafayette
Old Coach: Mark Hudspeth (left for new job)
New Coach: James Willis (former DC for UL Lafayette)

UNLV
Old Coach: Bobby Hauck (fired)
New Coach: Paul Chryst (former HC of Pittsburgh)

Utah
Old Coach: Kyle Whittingham (fired)
New Coach: Tony Leving (former HC of Houston)

Wake Forest
Old Coach: Jim Grobe (fired; hired as DC for Colorado)
New Coach: Dan Enos (former HC of Central Michigan)

Western Kentucky
Old Coach: Bobby Petrino (left for new job)
New Coach: Nick Holt (former DC for Western Kentucky)

Western Michigan
Old Coach: PJ Fleck (fired)
New Coach: Joey Jones (former HC of South Alabama)

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Top Transfers
TCU - HB - Aaron Green - 83 - Houston
Alabama - WR - Chris Black - 80 - FIU
Alabama - MLB - Reuben Foster - 80 - FIU
Florida State - MLB - EJ Levenberry - 80 - Duke
Virginia Tech - DT - Nigel Williams - 80 - Tennessee
Michigan - WR - Jehu Chesson - 79 - Northern Illinois
San Diego State - DT - Dan Kottman - 79 - New Mexico
Michigan - QB - Shane Morris - 78 - Ball State
Arkansas - RG - Cordale Boyd - 78 - Tennessee

Top Underclassmen Declaring
Ohio State - QB - Braxton Miller - 93
Clemson - WR - Sammy Watkins - 93
LSU - LT - La'el Collins - 91
Oregon - CB - Efo Ekpre-Olomu - 91
Rutgers - LG - Kaleb Johnson - 91
Oregon - C - Hronnis Grasu - 90
North Carolina - TE - Eric Ebron - 90
Florida State - WR - Rashad Greene - 90
Auburn - C - Reese Dismukes - 90
Stanford - FS - Ed Reynolds - 90
UCLA - LG - Xavier Su'a-Filo - 90

UC Davis Transfer Requests
NAME	POS	Coming From	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	OVR
Ziad Damanhoury	RT	Nevada	Hawthorne, CA	6'6	290	67

UC Davis Recruiting Class - 2013
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Nathan Rodgers	HB	HS	Monterey, CA	6'1	225
Courtney Samuel	DT	HS	South Whittier, CA	6'1	309
Jason King	DE	HS	Eloy, AZ	6'1	238
George Lee	DE	HS	Central Point, OR	6'2	237
David Roberson	OLB	HS	San Diego, CA	6'0	203
Chris Jones	OLB	HS	Cerritos, CA	6'0	208
Lee Thompson	WR	HS	La Mesa, CA	5'11	186
Jared Scott	OG	HS	Turlock, CA	6'1	295
Mario Mann	DE	HS	Pensacola, FL	6'4	233
Cory Holmes	OLB	HS	Diamond Bar, CA	6'2	220
Kevin Wallace	SS	HS	Covina, CA	6'2	205

Top Recruiting Classes - 2013
RK	TEAM	5	4	3	2	1	TOTAL
1	Oklahoma	0	11	11	0	0	22
2	Oklahoma State	0	11	5	9	0	25
3	Notre Dame	2	8	10	1	0	21
4	Ohio State	3	6	12	0	0	21
5	Georgia	2	8	7	3	0	20
6	Texas	5	3	11	0	1	20
7	USC	2	8	8	0	0	18
8	Michigan	2	8	7	1	0	18
9	Oregon	3	6	7	0	3	19
10	Tennessee	0	7	11	1	1	20
11	Florida	0	8	8	0	2	18
12	Alabama	0	6	14	0	0	20
13	Stanford	0	7	10	0	1	18
14	Virginia Tech	0	6	9	7	0	22
15	LSU	3	3	9	0	2	17
16	Navy	0	6	11	0	2	19
17	Miami	0	6	10	3	0	19
18	Baylor	2	4	5	4	2	17
19	Ole Miss	0	5	9	5	2	21
20	Nebraska	0	5	11	1	2	19
21	BYU	0	4	11	5	5	25
22	Missouri	2	3	7	4	2	18
23	Florida State	0	3	17	1	0	21
24	Pittsburgh	0	4	12	3	0	19
25	Auburn	1	3	12	1	0	17
40	UL Lafayette	0	3	8	9	3	23
81	North Dakota State	0	1	10	3	5	19
85	Eastern Washington	0	1	8	6	4	19
87	UL Monroe	0	1	5	8	11	25
95	North Texas	0	1	7	6	5	19
106	Idaho	0	0	8	7	4	19
112	UC Davis	0	0	9	2	0	11
114	Cal Poly	0	0	6	8	4	18
116	Texas State	0	0	6	7	5	18
118	New Mexico State	0	0	6	8	2	16
119	UTEP	0	0	4	9	5	18
122	UTSA	0	0	6	2	9	17

Top Recruits - 2013
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Erik Bratton (Notre Dame)	ATH (QB)	HS	Bettendorf, IA	6'3	212
Barrett Gibson (LSU)	WR	HS	Sedona, AZ	6'3	198
Brett Jenkins (USC)	ATH (WR)	HS	Saks, AL	5'11	199
Clint Turner (Boston College)	ATH (HB)	HS	Newburgh, NY	6'3	199
Dwight McGee (Arizona)	ATH (HB)	HS	Soda Springs, ID	5'11	210
Stephen Talley (USC)	ATH (WR)	HS	La Verne, CA	5'10	212
Bobby Mack (Connecticut)	ATH (HB)	HS	Cocoa, FL	6'0	208
Corey Smith (Ohio State)	HB	HS	Lindenwold, NJ	6'3	210
Mike Simmons (LSU)	WR	HS	Lexington-Fayette, KY	6'3	200
Tyler Salas (Texas)	WR	HS	Conroe, TX	5'11	197
Marcus Dodd (Penn State)	ATH (WR)	HS	Salem, OH	6'6	220
Chuck Stevenson (Notre Dame)	QB	HS	Beverly, MA	6'0	234
Stephen McCray (Georgia)	TE	HS	Cleveland, OH	6'7	255
Tyler Washington (South Carolina)	DT	HS	Kathleen, FL	6'1	309
Mark Thomas (Oregon State)	WR	HS	Costa Mesa, CA	6'0	180
Josh Brooks (Oregon)	TE	HS	East Brunswick, NJ	6'4	260
Aaron Smith (Texas)	ATH (HB)	HS	Baytown, TX	5'10	177
Albert Pollard (Texas A&M)	ATH (CB)	HS	Powder Springs, GA	6'3	210
Ron Anderson (Mississippi State)	DE	HS	Brandon, MS	6'2	241
Keith George (Ohio State)	WR	HS	Pinch, WV	6'2	207
Nicholas Howe (Texas)	ATH (WR)	HS	Humble, TX	5'11	183
Michael Morse (LSU)	HB	HS	Wade Hampton, SC	6'1	189
Justin Lewis (Syracuse)	HB	HS	Mount Vernon, NY	6'1	213
Alphonso Alford (Michigan)	WR	HS	Beley, OH	6'2	203
Calvin Hall (Michigan)	ATH (WR)	HS	Evanston, IL	6'4	228

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holy wow that was a lot of fun typing and stuff....now the real fun begins

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NCAA Football Rankings - Preseason
RK	TEAm	OVR	OFF	DEF	Prestige
1	Florida State	95	97	93
2	Oregon	95	97	93
3	Notre Dame	95	93	97
4	Texas A&M	93	97	90
5	Ohio State	93	90	97
6	Georgia	97	99	93
7	Missouri	88	90	87
8	Michigan	88	86	92
9	North Carolina	90	90	90
10	Northwestern	90	91	90
11	South Carolina	95	97	93
12	Oregon State	93	97	88
13	Nebraska	90	91	90
14	Maryland	93	95	90
15	Virginia Tech	91	90	92
16	LSU	91	90	93
17	UCLA	90	90	88
18	Stanford	91	95	90
19	Alabama	99	97	99
20	Wisconsin	90	93	85
21	Georgia Tech	88	90	87
22	Kansas State	90	90	88
23	Vanderbilt	84	86	85
24	Florida	93	91	97
25	USC	93	95	92
76	UL Monroe	75	74	78
80	North Texas	74	77	70
87	UL Lafayette	84	86	83
89	UTEP	79	86	75
110	UC Cal Poly	68	68	70
113	Eastern Washington	68	72	68
116	UC Davis	65	65	66
119	Texas State	74	74	75
120	North Dakota State	68	68	70
122	UTSA	74	74	73
124	Idaho	67	68	66
125	New Mexico State	68	72	65

Heisman Watch - Preseason
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Marcus Mariota	QB	Oregon		N/A
Todd Gurley	HB	Georgia		N/A
Johnny Manziel	QB	Texas A&M		N/A
Jeremy Hill	HB	LSU		N/A
Melvin Gordon	HB	Wisconsin		N/A

2014 NCAA Preseason 1st Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Marcus Mariota, Oregon	6'4	212	Jr.
HB	Jeremy Hill, LSU	6'2	236	Jr.
HB	Todd Gurley, Georgia	6'1	235	Jr.
WR	Keyarris Garrett, Tulsa	6'4	209	Sr.
WR	Brandin Cooks, Oregon State	5'10	186	Sr.
TE	Devin Funchess, Michigan	6'5	238	Jr.
LT	Antonio Richardson, Tennessee	6'6	319	Sr.
LG	AJ Cann, South Carolina	6'4	315	Sr.
C	Brandon Vitabile, Northwestern	6'3	302	Sr.
RG	Tre Jackson, Florida State	6'4	331	Sr.
RT	Cameron Fleming, Stanford	6'6	318	Sr.
RE	Norkeithus Otis, North Carolina	6'1	242	Sr.
RE	Tony Washington, Oregon	6'3	246	Sr.
DT	Olsen Pierre, Miami	6'4	302	Sr.
DT	Kyle Baublitz, Penn State	6'5	288	Sr.
MLB	Nathan Staub, North Carolina	6'2	243	So.
ROLB	Derrick Malone, Oregon	6'2	222	Sr.
ROLB	Joshua Perry, Ohio State	6'4	246	Jr.
CB	Wayne Lyons, Stanford	6'1	197	Sr.
CB	Peniel Jean, Wisconsin	5'11	189	Sr.
FS	Mykkele Thompson, Texas	6'2	186	Sr.
SS	Sam Carter, TCU	6'1	216	Sr.
K	Jordan Williamson, Stanford	5'11	195	Sr.
P	Cameron Johnston, Ohio State	5'11	193	So.
RS	Marqise Lee, USC	6'0	196	Sr.

2014 NCAA Preseason 2nd Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M	6'1	200	Jr.
HB	Jon Lee, Air Force	5'10	196	Sr.
HB	Melvin Gordon, Wisconsin	6'1	206	Jr.
WR	Mike Evans, Texas A&M	6'5	226	Jr.
WR	William Dukes, Florida Atlantic	6'4	191	Sr.
TE	Kalvin Cline, Virginia Tech	6'4	242	So.
LT	Spencer Drango, Baylor	6'6	319	Jr.
LT	Cyrus Kouandjio, Alabama	6'6	311	Sr.
LG	Josue Matias, Florida State	6'6	323	Sr.
C	Dominic Espinosa, Texas	6'4	307	Sr.
RG	Brock Stringham, BYU	6'6	291	Sr.
RE	Cory Morrissey, Iowa State	6'4	251	Sr.
RE	Devonte Fields, TCU	6'4	243	Jr.
DT	Travis Britz, Kansas State	6'4	296	Jr.
DT	Joel Hale, Ohio State	6'4	311	Sr.
MLB	AJ Tarpley, Stanford	6'2	240	Sr.
ROLB	Denzel Nkemdiche, Ole Miss	5'11	209	Jr.
ROLB	Leonard Floyd, Georgia	6'4	223	So.
CB	Tracy Howard, Miami	5'11	184	Jr.
CB	Quandre Diggs, Texas	5'10	201	Sr.
FS	HaHa Clinton-Dix, Alabama	6'1	208	Sr.
SS	Nic Johnston, UTSA	6'2	200	Sr.
K	Andre Heidari, USC	5'10	201	Sr.
P	Connor Kornbrath, Iowa	6'6	243	Jr.
RS	Chris Nicholls, UC Cal Poly	5'8	177	Sr.

2014 WAC Preseason 1st Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Terrance Broadway, UL Lafayette	6'2	213	Sr.
HB	Nathan Jeffery, UTEP	6'0	200	Sr.
HB	Alonzo Harris, UL Lafayette	6'1	216	Sr.
WR	Jamal Robinson, UL Lafayette	6'4	206	Sr.
WR	Austin Franklin, New Mexico State	6'2	182	Sr.
TE	Eric Tomlinson, UTEP	6'7	261	Sr.
LT	Joseph Treadwell, UL Monroe	6'5	317	Sr.
LT	Jarad Martin, UL Lafayette	6'5	310	Sr.
LG	Jerel Watkins, UTEP	6'3	281	Sr.
C	Nate Leonard, UTSA	6'0	292	Sr.
RG	Kyle Brown, UTEP	6'2	276	Sr.
LE	Joey Gautney, UL Monroe	6'1	257	Sr.
LE	Mike Hardie, North Dakota State	6'5	254	Sr.
DT	Anthony Rice, Idaho	6'3	262	Sr.
DT	Justin Hamilton, UL Lafayette	6'2	297	Sr.
LOLB	Steven Pitts, UC Davis	6'1	197	Sr.
MLB	Jake Molbert, UL Lafayette	6'1	219	Sr.
ROLB	Travis Beck, North Dakota State	6'0	214	Sr.
CB	Adrian James, UTEP	6'0	195	Sr.
CB	Solomon Dixon, Idaho	5'9	164	Jr.
FS	Christian Dudzik, North Dakota State	5'10	185	Sr.
SS	Nic Johnston, UTSA	6'2	200	Sr.
K	Austin Rehkow, Idaho	6'3	193	So.
P	Ben LeCompte, North Dakota State	5'10	199	Jr.
RS	Chris Nicholls, UC Cal Poly	5'8	177	Sr.

[Deuce2223]

Looks good, you know i will be following..

You know Coach Gould is a former BSU guy was the DB coach back when I was in high school.

Question regarding recruiting. I see you posted the same rules I setup for myself,so I was wondering are you giving yourself 1 player each year to recruit outside the rules (A player who gets zero scholarship offers by Week 7) because I noticed you only signed a couple of 3* guy's.

Good to see EWU have success in 2013, hopefully they do well later as well.

[NeverEnough]

Yeah I am, unfortunately no one in that category ended up coming here....it was only the local guys + 3 guys who had us tagged as their #1