Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

[Acid]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Sorry, to be on my staff you have to be on AIM on a daily basis.

You have no idea how lame that sounds.

[Psyblast]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Week 11 Recap

Top 25
#16 Texas A&M 42, #17 Texas Tech 14
#5 Louisville 31, #21 Pittsburgh 19
#11 Toledo 28, Ohio 23
#6 LSU 56, Appalachian State 3
#24 Bowling Green 24, Kent State 22
#9 Florida 31, Vanderbilt 21
#14 Penn State 33, Wisconsin 9
#25 Ohio State 34, Illinois 20
#8 Oklahoma 27, Oklahoma State 10
#2 Virginia Tech 49, Miami 21
#23 Fresno State 49, San Jose State 10
#12 Auburn 27, Kentucky 6
#3 Alabama 14, Mississippi State 13
#1 USC 31, Stanford 28 (OT)
#15 Iowa State 31, Kansas State 28
#10 Iowa 20, Northwestern 17 (OT)
#4 Texas 41, Baylor 7
#19 NC State 31, #13 Florida State 28 (OT)
#7 Boise State 52, New Mexico State 43
#18 Minnesota 42, Indiana 24

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Drisan James, WR, Boise State: 13 receptions, 229 yards, 5 TD
Defense: Manaia Brown, DE, BYU: 14 tackles, 4 sacks, FF, FR

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (37) 9-0
2. Virginia Tech (23) 9-0
3. Alabama (1) 9-0
4. Texas 8-1
5. Louisville 7-1
6. LSU 7-1
7. Boise State 8-1
8. Oklahoma 7-2
9. Florida 7-2
10. Iowa 7-2

BCS Rankings
1. USC 0.995
2. Alabama 0.992
3. Virginia Tech 0.992
4. Texas 0.978
5. LSU 0.970
6. Louisville 0.968
7. Florida 0.958
8. Oklahoma 0.946
9. Boise State 0.945
10. Iowa 0.925

Week 12 Game of the Week

#6 LSU (7-1) @ #3 Alabama (9-0)

Heisman Watch
1. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
2. Bruce Gradkowski, QB, Toledo
3. Jarrett Hicks, WR, Texas Tech
4. Matt Leinart, QB, USC
5. Drew Tate, QB, Iowa

[Psyblast]

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#16 Texas A&M @ #8 Oklahoma
Oklahoma-Memorial Stadium
Norman, OK
November 12, 2005

Turnovers doom Aggies' Big 12 title hopes in Norman

NORMAN, OK--The defense stepped up repeatedly for the Aggies. And it should've been enough, considering Oklahoma RB Adrian Peterson was suspended, and WRs Travis Wilson and Jejuan Rankins were out with injuries.

When Stephen McGee threw an interception in his own territory, the Aggies' defense clamped down and forced a FG.

Down 20-14, the Aggies crushed Oklahoma quarterback Paul Thompson at his five yard line, giving them one more chance. The Aggies went four and out.

As Oklahoma drove into A&M territory it looked like it would be over, when defensive captain Jaxson Appel stripped the ball from Kejuan Jones, and the Aggies had one final chance.

But on 4th and 2 at the Oklahoma 40, the Aggies ran an option, and Courtney Lewis was swarmed by the defense at the 42, and the Sooners ended Texas A&M's Big 12 title hopes, clinching the South Division for Texas with a 20-14 win.

"Well, it's a learning process...the defense played great, they only allowed ten points...you can see all the mistakes we made...Stephen's one pass into the flat was picked and returned for a score...he threw two interceptions in the redzone, including one in the endzone. Our defense did what they had to do, we just couldn't execute on offense when it mattered. I feel bad for those kids, but although Texas has the division won, that doesn't mean we're going to just roll over and die against them." -Head Coach Brian Kudron.

"*Sigh*...As awesome as Stephen was last week, he was just bad today...he's still a youngster, he's still learning...it's regrettable that he has to learn like this, when we still had title chances, but we gotta move on, the best team on our schedule is coming into our house soon, and their defense is awesome. We gotta be ready." -Offensive Coordinator Tyler Coleman.

"I liked what the defense did out there, 4 more sacks, a big turnover that gave us a chance to win at the end...we looked a little shaky in the first quarter, but the offense didn't give us much to work with...Vince Young's coming in in a couple weeks, and we've got a helluva lot of work to do if we wanna win." -Defensive Coordinator John Woodlock.

The Aggies have 13 days to prepare for their annual showdown with the Longhorns on the Friday after Thanksgiving. Texas has beaten the Aggies five straight times, and the closest of the five was last year's 13 point win for the Longhorns.

#16 Texas A&M     0   7   0   7-14
#8   Oklahoma     14   6   0   0-20

1st Quarter
1. OU, Jones, 4 yard run (Hartley kick), 5:26
2. OU, Onyenegecha, 19 yard INT return (Hartley kick), 0:44

2nd Quarter
3. TAMU, McGee, 27 yard pass to Mobley (Pegram kick), 6:56
4. OU, Hartley, 35 yard FG, 5:20
5. OU, Hartley, 34 yard FG, 0:32

4th Quarter
6. TAMU, McGee, 57 yard pass to Carter (Pegram kick), 4:00

Texas A&M Aggies
S. McGee: 12-29, 226 yards, 2 TD, 4 INT
C. Lewis: 12 carries, 123 yards, 2 receptions, 31 yards
D. Mobley: 4 receptions, 42 yards, TD
J. Carter: 2 receptions, 124 yards, TD
R. Greene: 9 tackles, sack, FF
J. Appel: 6 tackles, FF

Oklahoma Sooners
P. Thompson: 9-20, 138 yards, 18 carries, 34 yards
K. Jones: 22 carries, 118 yards, TD
Q. Chaney: 3 receptions, 28 yards
C. Ingram: 7 tackles, 2 sacks, FF
Z. Latimer: 5 tackles, INT
C. Onyenegecha: 3 tackles, 2 INT, TD, FR

Record: 7-3 (5-2)
Coaches Poll: 18th
Media Poll: 16th
BCS Rankings: NR
Next Game: #4 Texas (2 weeks)

[Acid]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Work on reducing turnovers, Tyler. Your turnovers are affecting my D!!

[Beantown]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

You need a new O. Coord.

-hint hint- lol

[Psyblast]

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Week 12 Recap

Top 25
#6 Oklahoma 20, #18 Texas A&M 14
#23 West Virginia 38, Cincinnati 31
#5 Louisville 42, Rutgers 24
#13 NC State 39, Boston College 29
#16 Pittsburgh 41, Connecticut 26
#1 USC 41, Cal 24
#4 Texas 31, Kansas 10
#21 Ohio State 31, Northwestern 28 (OT)
#25 Michigan 44, Indiana 17
Clemson 29, #22 Florida State 24
#15 Fresno State 34, #14 Boise State 31
#7 Florida 38, South Carolina 21
#20 Georgia 41, #17 Auburn 38 (OT)
#3 LSU 42, #8 Alabama 20
#12 Texas Tech 32, Oklahoma State 30
Colorado 35, #24 Iowa State 3
#9 Iowa 38, Wisconsin 21

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: DeAngelo Williams, HB, Memphis: 114 rushing yards, 121 receiving yards, 4 total TD
Defense: Chijoke Onyenegecha, CB, Oklahoma: 3 tackles, 2 INT, TD, FR

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (39) 10-0
2. Virginia Tech (21) 9-0
3. LSU 8-1
4. Texas 9-1
5. Louisville 8-1
6. Oklahoma 8-2
7. Florida 8-2
8. Alabama 9-1
9. Iowa 8-2
10. Toledo (1) 9-0

BCS Rankings
1. USC 0.997
2. Virginia Tech 0.994
3. LSU 0.989
4. Texas 0.976
5. Florida 0.969
6. Louisville 0.968
7. Alabama 0.961
8. Oklahoma 0.958
9. Iowa 0.932
10. Penn State 0.930

Week 13 Game of the Week

#6 Oklahoma (8-2) @ #12 Texas Tech (8-2)

Heisman Watch
1. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
2. Matt Leinart, QB, USC
3. Jarrett Hicks, WR, Texas Tech
4. Bruce Gradkowski, QB, Toledo
5. Drew Tate, QB, Iowa

[Acid]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

DeAngelo Williams had 121 PASSING yards?

[Psyblast]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Week 13 Recap

Top 25
Northern Illinois 27, #19 Toledo 24
#11 NC State 28, Mid Tenn State 24
#21 North Carolina 35, Duke 14
#9 Texas Tech 41, #12 Oklahoma 17
#10 Penn State 38, Michigan State 21
#2 Virginia Tech 48, Virginia 10
#25 Utah 41, BYU 24
#1 USC 52, #22 Fresno State 31
#24 UTEP 45, UAB 24
#3 LSU 34, Ole Miss 22
#15 Georgia 45, Kentucky 35
#6 Alabama 45, #20 Auburn 20
#8 Iowa 35, Minnesota 34
#18 Michigan 31, Ohio State 13
#23 Purdue 24, Indiana 17

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Jarrett Hicks, WR, Texas Tech: 10 receptions, 220 yards, 4 TD
Defense: William Kershaw, OLB, Maryland: 7 tackles, 2 sacks, INT, FF, FR

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (34) 11-0
2. Virginia Tech (27) 10-0
3. LSU 9-1
4. Texas 9-1
5. Louisville 8-1
6. Alabama 10-1
7. Florida 8-2
8. Iowa 9-2
9. Texas Tech 9-2
10. Penn State 9-2

BCS Rankings
1. USC 0.997
2. Virginia Tech 0.994
3. LSU 0.989
4. Texas 0.977
5. Alabama 0.969
6. Florida 0.969
7. Louisville 0.969
8. Iowa 0.941
9. Penn State 0.937
10. Texas Tech 0.931

Week 14 Game of the Week

#4 Texas (9-1) @ #14 Texas A&M (7-3)

Heisman Watch
1. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
2. Jarrett Hicks, WR, Texas Tech
3. Matt Leinart, QB, USC
4. Drew Tate, QB, Iowa
5. Bruce Gradkowski, QB, Toledo

[Psyblast]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

DeAngelo Williams had 121 PASSING yards?

LOL...edited.

[Psyblast]

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#4 Texas @ #14 Texas A&M
Kyle Field
College Station, TX
November 25, 2005

Young outshines McGee as Texas outlasts A&M in triple OT classic

COLLEGE STATION, TX--Through the first half, the Aggies had #4 Texas bogged down, they had super-athlete Vince Young contained.

But in the second half, the Aggies' defense just ran out of steam.

Stephen McGee accounted for 470 yards and SEVEN touchdowns, but was beaten as Vince Young accounted for 378 yards and SIX touchdowns, and McGee was tripped up on a two-point conversion in the third OT, and Texas escaped College Station with a 53-51 win, their sixth straight triumph over the Aggies.

The loss dropped the Aggies to 7-4, and the coaching staff was very dejected afterwards.

"Our kids played so hard out there today...the defense did everything it could, they were just better than us...Vince Young is a supreme athlete, and he showed it out there today...I'm proud of the effort our kids gave out there today, and although it hurts like hell to lose, I know that we're all going to learn from this and be better for it." -Head Coach Brian Kudron.

"Ya know, what can you say? Our quarterback scored seven touchdowns. Seven. And we lost. Stephen left his heart out there on the field, and we came up two yards short. I don't want anyone to blame Stephen for not converting the last play. That's on me, I should've called a better play. Our offense was unstoppable today...until the very end." -Offensive Coordinator Tyler Coleman.

"I accept full responsibility for today's loss...the offense did everything right. You should never lose a game when you score 51 points...we played great in the first half, but Vince's athleticism just outdid us in the 2nd half and OT...our guys were sucking wind in the OT, and you could see it on Vince's face. He knew he had us beat, and he beat us." -Defensive Coordinator John Woodlock.

The Aggies figure to have roughly a month off, as their bowl bid will probably place somewhere in late December, a couple days after Christmas.

#4   Texas                7   0   14   10   22-53
#14 Texas A&M     14   7     0   10   20-51

1st Quarter
1. TAMU, McGee, 4 yard run (Pegram kick), 4:08
2. TAMU, McGee, 17 yard pass to Bennett (Pegram kick), 2:05
3. UT, V. Young, 23 yard pass to Shipley (Pino kick), 0:48

2nd Quarter
4. TAMU, McGee, 22 yard pass to Taylor (Pegram kick), 6:22

3rd Quarter
5. UT, V. Young, 3 yard run (Pino kick), 3:26
6. UT, V. Young, 14 yard pass to Thomas (Pino kick), 0:43

4th Quarter
7. TAMU, Pegram, 49 yard FG, 6:33
8. UT, V. Young, 47 yard run (Pino kick), 3:22
9. TAMU, McGee, 52 yard pass to Leone (Pegram kick), 2:15
10. UT, Pino, 22 yard FG, 0:01

Overtime
11. UT, V. Young, 25 yard pass to Shipley (Pino kick)
12. TAMU, McGee, 25 yard pass to Lewis (Pegram kick)
13. TAMU, McGee, 1 yard run (Pegram kick)
14. UT, Charles, 10 yard run (Pino kick)
15. UT, V. Young, 6 yard run (V. Young run)
16. TAMU, McGee, 6 yard run (2-pt. FAILED)

Texas A&M Aggies
S. McGee: 23-36, 424 yards, 4 TD, INT; 10 carries, 46 yards, 3 TD
C. Lewis: 9 carries, 30 yards; 10 receptions, 190 yards, TD
E. Taylor: 5 receptions, 92 yards, TD
Ma. Bennett: 4 receptions, 52 yards, TD
J. Warren: 6 tackles, sack
E. Mayes: 5 tackles, FF

Texas Longhorns
V. Young: 10-24, 161 yards, 3 TD; 24 carries, 217 yards, 3 TD
J. Charles: 14 carries, 98 yards, TD
J. Shipley: 3 receptions, 88 yards, 2 TD
A. Ross: 9 tackles
M. Huff: 7 tackles
A. Harris: 5 tackles, sack

Record: 7-4 (5-3)
Coaches Poll: 19th
Media Poll: 16th
BCS Rankings: NR
Next Game: TBA

[Beantown]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Acid...your defense blew it.

And by the way Psy....you got hooked.

[Acid]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Tyler, you're such a cheeser.

Courtney Lewis had 10 catches for 190 yards?!

Vince Young is a bitch.

[Beantown]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Vince Young is a bitch.

Don't hate playa

[Acid]

Re: Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

Don't hate playa

I hope USC rolls Texas in the Rose Bowl.

[Psyblast]

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Week 14 Recap

Top 25
#3 Texas 53, #19 Texas A&M 51 (3 OT)
#24 Miami-OH 28, Ohio 17
#14 Toledo 38, Bowling Green 35
#10 Pittsburgh 42, West Virginia 23
#12 Georgia 49, Georgia Tech 21
#4 LSU 28, Arkansas 23
#25 Maryland 34, #16 NC State 27
#2 Virginia Tech 26, North Carolina 6
#6 Florida 54, #23 Florida State 38
#21 UTEP 43, SMU 28
Syracuse 27, #18 Louisville 24
#17 Fresno State 42, Nevada 38

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Stephen McGee, QB, Texas A&M: 424 passing yards, 46 rushing yards, 7 total TD
Defense: Chad Price, OLB, Rice: 11 tackles, sack, FF, FR, TD

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (32) 11-0
2. Virginia Tech (29) 11-0
3. Texas 10-1
4. LSU 10-1
5. Alabama 10-1
6. Florida 9-2
7. Iowa 9-2
8. Texas Tech 9-2
9. Penn State 9-2
10. Pittsburgh 9-2

BCS Rankings
1. USC 0.996
2. Virginia Tech 0.994
3. LSU 0.986
4. Texas 0.981
5. Alabama 0.975
6. Florida 0.975
7. Iowa 0.949
8. Penn State 0.945
9. Texas Tech 0.937
10. Oklahoma 0.931

Week 15 Game of the Week

UCLA (6-4) @ #1 USC (11-0)

Heisman Watch
1. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
2. Jarrett Hicks, WR, Texas Tech
3. Bruce Gradkowski, QB, Toledo
4. Matt Leinart, QB, USC
5. Trinity Dawson, HB, Toledo