Yale Bulldogs (NCAA Football 07)

[superjames1992]

Navy Thrashes Yale 56-3

ANNAPOLIS, MD - Yale (1-11) got a cold dose of reality after their win against Harvard last weekend as they returned to FBS competition for their season finale. Navy (8-3) hosted Yale and dominated in every facet of the game, winning 55-3.

Navy outgained Yale 431-146 and totaled 343 yards rushing today. Derrick Robinson led the way with 126 yards rushing and two touchdowns. James Cook also rushed for 117 yards and a score and Dwayne Collins added a 46-yard rushing touchdown.

Navy's defense did a number on the Yale offense as the Bulldogs were held to -8 yards rushing and just 154 yards through the air. Senior quarterback Jeff McNamara managed just 154 yards passing and an interception in his final collegiate game.

Yale kept the game close initially, but an 82 yard punt return really swung momentum late in the first quarter. Yale followed up with a field goal early in the second quarter, but from there Navy scored the final 42 points of the game.

Yale finishes the season 1-11 with their only win against FCS rival Harvard. Navy has next week off, but will face Army in their season finale in two weeks.

Navy 56, Yale 3

Yale - 00 / 03 / 00 / 00
Navy - 14 / 14 / 28 / 00

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter:
(2:46) Navy: 1 yard offensive fumble return by Robinson (7-0 Navy)
(1:04) Navy: 82 yard punt return by Lyles (14-0 Navy)

2nd Quarter:
(4:54) Yale: 46 yard field goal by Burrell (14-3 Navy)
(2:09) Navy: 11 yard run by Murphy (21-3 Navy)
(0:34) Navy: 13 yard pass from Murphy to Goins (28-3 Navy)

3rd Quarter:
(6:13) Navy: 46 yard run by Goins (35-3 Navy)
(4:04) Navy: 25 yard run by Cook (42-3 Navy)
(2:43) Navy: 71 yard run by Robinson (49-3 Navy)
(0:32) Navy: 6 yard pass from Murphy to Anderson (56-3 Navy)

4th Quarter:
(No Scoring)

Team Statistics (Yale / Navy)
First Downs: 8 / 21
Total Offense: 146 / 431
Rushes-Yards: 13-(-8) / 47-343
Comp-Att-TD: 21-38-0 / 5-6-2
Passing Yards: 154 / 88
Sacked: 3 / 1
Turnovers: 3 / 1
Total Yards: 325 / 620
Penalties-Yards: 1-5 / 3-25
T.O.P.: 11:26 / 16:34

Individual Statistics
Yale Bulldogs

J. McNamara: 21/38, 154 Yds, Int
T. Moore: 9 Car, 24 Yds, 4 Rec, 8 Yds
T. Brewer: 6 Rec, 66 Yds
C. Cross: 1 Rec, 33 Yds
S. Hall: 5 Rec, 32 Yds

S. McFadden: 8 Tkl, 2 TFL, FF
C. Roberts: 8 Tkl, FF
B. Hall: 6 Tkl, 5 TFL, Sck, FF
R. Carty: 4 Tkl, TFL, FR
J. Malone: 4 Tkl, FF

J. Burrell: 1/1 FG, Long 46, 0/0 PAT, 6 Punts, 243 Yds, 40.5 Avg, 1 Inside 20

Navy Midshipmen

K. Murphy: 4/5, 66 Yds, 2 TD, 10 Car, 6 Yds, Rush TD
J. Fountain: 1/1, 22 Yds
D. Robinson: 8 Car, 126 Yds, 2 TD, 1 Rec, 12 Yds
J. Cook: 15 Car, 117 Yds, TD
D. Goins: 1 Car, 46 Yds, TD
B. McPherson: 7 Car, 40 Yds, 2 Rec, 48 Yds, TD
D. Anderson: 2 Rec, 28 Yds, TD

B. Smith: 6 Tkl, TFL, Sck, FF
J. Jackson: 5 Tkl, TFL
C. Peters: 5 Tkl, Int
D. Ward: 5 Tkl, 2 FF
J. Jackson: 5 Tkl, TFL, FR
E. Rodriguez: 3 Tkl, TFL, FR

B. Anderson: 0/0 FG, N/A Long, 8/8 PAT
C. Porter: 2 Punts, 83 Yds, 41.5 Avg, 0 Inside 20
J. Lyles: 1 PR, 82 Yds, 82.0 Avg, TD

[superjames1992]

Week 12 Overview

Top 25
1.Florida (35) (11-0)
2. West Virginia (26) (10-0)
3. Michigan (11-0)
4. Miami (10-1)
5. Louisville (9-1)
6. Auburn (10-2)
7. LSU (9-2)
8. USC (8-2)
9. Texas (9-2)
10. Georgia (9-2)
11. Iowa (10-2)
12. Penn State (9-2)
13. Florida State (9-2)
14. Arizona State (9-2)
15. Oklahoma (8-3)
16. Oklahoma State (9-2)
17. Michigan State (10-2)
18. Texas A&M (10-1)
19. Arkansas (9-2)
20. Georgia Tech (8-3)
21. Nebraska (8-3)
22. Utah (9-2)
23. South Carolina (8-3)
24. Virginia Tech (8-3)
25. Oregon (8-3)

Others Receiving Votes: Colorado State, Boise State, Houston, California, Southern Miss, Ohio, Tennessee, Western Michigan

Dropped Out: #24 California, #25 TCU

Heisman Watch
1. Kenny Irons - HB - AUburn
2. Chris Leak - QB - Florida
3. Jamarcus Russell - QB - LSU
4. Joe Tereshinski - QB - Georgia
5. Brian Brohm - QB - Louisville

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Jason Colson - HB - West Virginia
At Pittsburgh (W 49-3)
32 Car, 210 Yds, 4 TD, 2 Rec, 45 Yds, 2 Rec TD

Defense: Ken Johnson - CB - Boise State
Vs. Utah State (W 77-14)
Int, 2 TD

[Deuce2223]

Will be interesting to see what kind of recruits you can pull in after a 1-11 season. You need so much O-Line help it's not funny.. Maybe a RB who can fall forward sooner and a QB who takes less sacks so you could end more games with a positive rushing stat. On Defense it looks like you need anyone who has any sort of coverage skills or the ability to tackle.

[moose141]

Yale going full 76ers this year and having a "trust the process" season, aha. Hopefully things are looking up for next season.

[superjames1992]

Quote: Originally Posted by Deuce2223

Will be interesting to see what kind of recruits you can pull in after a 1-11 season. You need so much O-Line help it's not funny.. Maybe a RB who can fall forward sooner and a QB who takes less sacks so you could end more games with a positive rushing stat. On Defense it looks like you need anyone who has any sort of coverage skills or the ability to tackle.

Yeah, shoring up the defense and the offensive line will be my priorities. Of course, it's going to be slim pickings out there as a 1* school with one win and hardly any recruiting points, so I'm basically going to have to take anyone I can get. In a lot of positions, we literally can't get any worse since the auto-generated walk-ons we'll get will be better than a lot of the players I have on the roster now.

Quote: Originally Posted by moose141

Yale going full 76ers this year and having a "trust the process" season, aha. Hopefully things are looking up for next season.

Haha, yeah, that's what we're doing!

[superjames1992]

Week 13 Overview

Top 25
1. West Virginia (61) (11-0)
2. Michigan (11-1)
3. Miami (11-1)
4. Louisville (10-1)
5. Auburn (10-2)
6. Florida (11-1)
7. USC (9-2)
8. Texas (10-2)
9. Georgia (10-2)
10. Florida State (10-2)
11. Iowa (10-2)
12. Penn State (9-2)
13. Arizona State (10-2)
14. Oklahoma (9-3)
15. LSU (9-3)
16. Arkansas (10-2)
17. Michigan State (10-2)
18. Nebraska (9-3)
19. Utah (10-2)
20. Texas A&M (10-2)
21. South Carolina (9-3)
22. Virginia Tech (9-3)
23. Oklahoma State (9-3)
24. Oregon (9-3)
25. Colorado State (9-2)

Others Receiving Votes: Boise State, Houston, California, Southern Miss, Georgia Tech

Dropped Out: #20 Georgia Tech

Heisman Watch
1. Kenny Irons - HB - AUburn
2. Chris Leak - QB - Florida
3. Joe Tereshinski - QB - Georgia
4. Jamarcus Russell - QB - LSU
5. Brian Brohm - QB - Louisville

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Robert James - HB - Ohio
At Miami (OH) (W 44-13)
5 Rec, 112 Yds, 3 TD, 31 Car, 209 Yds

Defense: Sam Wagner - FS - Fresno State
At Louisiana Tech (W 31-13)
2 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sck, Int, TD

[superjames1992]

Week 14 Overview

Top 25
1. West Virginia (61) (12-0)
2. Michigan (11-1)
3. Miami (11-1)
4. Louisville (11-1)
5. Auburn (10-2)
6. Florida (11-1)
7. USC (10-2)
8. Texas (10-2)
9. Georgia (10-2)
10. Florida State (10-2)
11. Iowa (10-2)
12. Penn State (10-2)
13. Arizona State (10-2)
14. Oklahoma (9-3)
15. LSU (9-3)
16. Arkansas (10-2)
17. Michigan State (10-2)
18. Nebraska (9-3)
19. Utah (10-2)
20. Texas A&M (10-2)
21. South Carolina (9-3)
22. Virginia Tech (9-3)
23. Oklahoma State (9-3)
24. Oregon (9-3)
25. Colorado State (10-2)

Others Receiving Votes: Boise State, Houston, California, Southern Miss, Georgia Tech, Ohio, Navy, Tennessee

Dropped Out: None

Heisman Watch
1. Brian Brohm - QB - Louisville
2. Kenny Irons - HB - AUburn
3. Chris Leak - QB - Florida
4. Joe Tereshinski - QB - Georgia
5. Jamarcus Russell - QB - LSU

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Brian Brohm - QB - Louisville
Vs. UConn (W 66-21)
25/35, 396 Yds, 5 Car, 6 Total TD

Defense: Robert Galloway - MLB - Louisville
Vs. UConn (W 66-21)
6 Tkl, 3 TFL, SCk, 2 FF

[superjames1992]

Conference Championship Week Overview

Conference Championship Game Scores
MAC: Western Michigan 31, Ohio 16
SEC: #6 Florida 42, #16 Arkansas 24
Big 12: #18 Nebraska 37, #8 Texas 14
ACC: #10 Florida State 29, #3 Miami 26
C-USA: Houston 52, Southern Miss 27

Top 25
1. West Virginia (61) (12-0)
2. Michigan (11-1)
3. Louisville (11-1)
4. Auburn (10-2)
5. Florida (12-1)
6. USC (10-2)
7. Florida State (11-2)
8. Miami (11-2)
9. Georgia (10-2)
10. Iowa (10-2)
11. Penn State (9-2)
12. Arizona State (10-2)
13. Oklahoma (9-3)
14. LSU (9-3)
15. Nebraska (10-3)
16. Texas (10-3)
17. Michigan State (10-2)
18. Utah (10-2)
19. Texas A&M (10-2)
20. South Carolina (9-3)
21. Arkansas (10-3)
22. Virginia Tech (9-3)
23. Oklahoma State (9-3)
24. Oregon (9-3)
25. Colorado State (10-2)

Others Receiving Votes: Boise State, Houston, California, Georgia Tech, Navy, Western Michigan, Wisconsin, Tennessee

Dropped Out: None

Award Winners
Heisman
Chris Leak - QB - Florida
271/416, 3465 Yds, 53 Car, 86 Rush Yds, 42 Total TD

Maxwell
Kenny Irons - HB - Auburn
275 Car, 1891 Yds, 25 TD, 14 Rec, 167 Yds, 4 Rec TD

Bednarik
Brian Berry - ROLB - Western Michigan
86 Tkl, 17 TFL, 3 Sck, 6 Int, 4 FF

Best QB
Ken Murphy - QB - Navy
88/171, 1034 Yds, 243 Car, 1802 Yds, 36 Total TD

Walker
Kenny Irons - HB - Auburn
275 Car, 1891 Yds, 25 TD, 14 Rec, 167 Yds, 4 Rec TD

Best WR
Calvin Johnson - WR - Georgia Tech
82 Rec, 1273 Yds, 16 TD, 5 Car, 33 Yds

Best TE
Steve Hogan - TE - Florida
23 Rec, 422 Yds, 7 TD

Best OL
Jamaal Stokes - C - Navy
41 Pan, Sck

Rimington
Jamaal Stokes - C - Navy
41 Pan, Sck

Lombardi
Ron Stewart - RE - Memphis
67 Tkl, 34 TFL, 15 Sck, 3 FF

Best LB
Brian Berry - ROLB - Western Michigan
86 Tkl, 17 TFL, 3 Sck, 6 Int, 4 FF

Thorpe
Jeff Stokes - SS - Oregon
34 Tkl, 4 TFL, 6 Int, 3 FF

Groza
David Colbert - K - Auburn
14/17 FG, Long 49, 58/60 PAT

Best P
Donnie Weaver - P - Virginia Tech
51 Punts, 2386 Yds, 46.8 Avg, 24 Inside 20

Best RET
Ken Johnson - CB - Boise State
589 KR Yds, 547 PR Yds, 2 TD

Best Coach
WMU Coach - Western Michigan (11-2)

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Kevin Kolb - QB - Houston
Vs. Southern Mississippi (W 52-27)
21/34, 302 Yds, 6 TD

Defense: Blair Weiss - MLB - Ohio
At Western Michigan (L 16-31)
9 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Sck, 2 FF, 2 FR