Aztec Pride - A San Diego State Dynasty

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Team Name: San Diego State Aztecs
Team Prestige: 2 Stars
Location: San Diego, California
Rival(s): UNLV Rebels, Fresno State Bulldogs
Difficulty Level: All - American
Quarters: 8 minutes
Sliders: Playmakers
Platform: Playstation 3
Version: NCAA '08
Rosters: MattUM2
Red-Shirting: Only true freshman may redshirt.
Gameplay: Realistic. No Chessing will be alowed.
Scheduling: Throughout the history of the dynasty, non-conference opponents must be equal to or greater than the program prestige of San Diego State.
Recruiting: Can only recruit prospects that are intrested in joing the program, can not try and force any one to sign that is not intrested.

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001  Settings & Guidelines
002  Table of Contents
003  Yearly Recaps
004  Yearly Award Winners
005  All-Americans
007  Hall of Fame
010  Recruiting History
012  MWC Standings
013  Schedule
014  Roster/ Depth Chart

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2008
Preseason Ranking -
Final Ranking -
Record -
Bowl Game -
MWC Champion -
NCAA Champion -
Award Winners -
Passing Leader -
Rushing Leader -
Receiving Leader -
Recap -

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GAME RECORDS
PASSING
Yards:
TD passes:
Completions:
Attempts:
Interceptions:
Sacked:
QB rating:
Completion percentage:
RUSHING
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Carries:
Fumbles:
RECEIVING
Catches:
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Drops:
DEFENSE
Tackles:
Tackles for loss:
Sacks:
Interceptions:
Deflections:
Forced fumbles:
Fumble recoveries:
Touchdowns:
SEASON RECORDS
PASSING
Yards:
TD passes:
Completions:
Attempts:
Interceptions:
Sacked:
QB rating:
Completion percentage:
RUSHING
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Carries:
Fumbles:

RECEIVING
Catches:
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Drops:
DEFENSE
Tackles:
Tackles for loss:
Sacks:
Interceptions:
Deflections:
Forced fumbles:
Fumble recoveries:
Touchdowns:
CAREER RECORDS
PASSING
Yards:
TD passes:
Completions:
Attempts:
Interceptions:
Sacked:
QB rating:
Completion percentage:
RUSHING
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Carries:
Fumbles:

RECEIVING
Catches:
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Drops:
DEFENSE
Tackles:
Tackles for loss:
Sacks:
Interceptions:
Deflections:
Forced fumbles:
Fumble recoveries:
Touchdowns:

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2008
BYE
9/8 @ Washington State
9/15 @ Arizona State
9/22 vs.FCS Northwest
9/29 vs. Cincinnati
10/6 @ Colorado State
10/13 @ Utah
10/20 vs. New Mexico
10/27 vs. BYU - Homecoming
11/03 vs. Wyoming
11/10 @. UNLV - Rivalry
11/17 @ Air Force
11/24 vs. #20 TCU - Senior Day

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What you need to know: Could everyone please stay healthy so we can see what the offense can do? Eight starters return, along with many others with starting experience, but it'll be the ones who weren't a part of the mix throughout all of last year, QB Kevin O'Connell and RB Lynell Hamilton, who'll need to make the offense sing after it finished averaging a woeful 14.17 points per game. Even if they don't backup quarterback Kevin Craft and a host of running backs are good enough to bring more production. The receivers are big and fast, the combination of running backs are big and fast, and O'Connell is big and fast. The line should be fine with plenty of returning experience, so now there has to be real, live production.

Star of the offense: Senior QB Kevin O'Connell
Player that has to step up and become a star: Senior RB Lynell Hamilton
Unsung star on the rise: Senoir WR Chaz Schilens
Best pro prospect: Hamilton
Top three all-star candidates: 1) O'Connell, 2) Hamilton, 3) WR Brett Swain
Strength of the offense: Backfield
Weakness of the offense: Offensive line

QB – Kevin O’Connell (SR, 87 Ovr), Darren Moughey (JR, 86 Ovr), Kevin Craft (SO, 75 Ovr), Ryan Lindley (FR, 66 Ovr)
HB – Brandon Bornes (SR, 87 Ovr), Lynell Hamilton (SR, 86 Ovr), Atiyyah Henderson (SO, 82 Ovr), Tyler Campbell (JR, 84 Ovr)
FB – Josh Ulibarri (JR, 80 Ovr)
WR – Chaz Schilens (SR, 87 Ovr), Brett Swain (SR, 85 Ovr), DeMarco Sampson (SO, 82 Ovr), Jon Toledo (SO, 79 Ovr), Marcus Montgomery (JR, 78 Ovr), Mekell Wesley (SO, 77 Ovr), Roberto Wallace (SO, 75 Ovr), Vincent Brown (FR, 66 Ovr)
TE – Lance Louis (JR, 88 Ovr), Eric Rouser (JR, 84 Ovr), Waika Spencer (SO, 83 Ovr), Eric Miclot (JR, 82 Ovr), Steve Schmidt (SR, 82 Ovr)
LT – William Robinson (SR, 89 Ovr), Jimmie Carmack (FR, 68 Ovr)
LG – Johnathan Callaway (SO, 78 Ovr), Ikaika Aken Moleta (SO, 71 Ovr), Mike Matamua (FR, 64 Ovr)
C – Peter Manuma (SR, 78 Ovr), Trask Iosefa (FR, 68 Ovr)
RG – Brandyn Dombrowski (SR, 86 Ovr), Mike Schmidt (JR, 77 Ovr), Jason Alexander (JR, 70 Ovr)
RT – Dan Hathaway (JR, 80 Ovr), Mike Kravetz (SR, 75 Ovr)

What you need to know: Uh oh. Four starters return from a defense that struggled with its consistency throughout the year and did nothing to get into the backfield. That was with Antwan Applewhite, who left a year early. The outside linebackers, Russell Allen and Brett Martin, are the strength of the defense, Ray Bass is a solid, veteran safety, while Nick Osborn is a good, versatile lineman who'll start out at tackle after playing last year at end. That's about it for the sure-things. The corner situation is a mess, there's no pass rusher to count on, and the overall depth will be an issue.

Star of the defense: Junior LB Russell Allen
Player that has to step up and become a star: All the defensive ends
Unsung star on the rise: Sophomore LB Luke Laolagi
Best pro prospect: Allen
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Allen, 2) LB Brett Martin, 3) DT Nick Osborn
Strength of the defense: Outside linebacker, tackle
Weakness of the defense: Cornerback, pass rush

LE – Brian Stanbra (JR, 80 Ovr), Siaosi Fifta (JR, 79 Ovr), Eron Moses (FR, 65 Ovr), Michael Snead (FR, 62 Ovr)
RE – Nick Osborn (SR, 84 Ovr), Tony DeMartinis (SO, 81 Ovr), Avery Williams (SO, 79 Ovr)
DT – Fredrick Amano (SR, 78 Ovr), Oman Nwansi (SR, 74 Ovr), Peter Nelson (SO, 7 Ovr), Jonathan Soto (SO, 71 Ovr)
LOLB – Russell Allen (JR, 85 Ovr), Marc Hull (SR, 77 Ovr), Luke Laolagi (SO, 69 Ovr)
MLB – Jerry Milling (SO, 77 Ovr), Ted Edwards (SR, 73 Ovr), Miles Burris (FR, 68 Ovr)
ROLB – Bret Martin (SR, 81 Ovr), Freddy Dunkle (SR, 77 Ovr)
CB – Scotty James (SR, 82 Ovr), Aaron Moore (SO, 73 Ovr), Josh Walker (SO, 72 Ovr), Kwincy Edwards (SO, 70 Ovr), DeAndre West (FR, 72 Ovr), Dey Juan Hemmings (FR, 64 Ovr)
FS – Ray Bass (SR, 86 Ovr), Travis Crawford (JR, 74 Ovr), Brandon Davis (FR, 70 Ovr), Aubrey Smith (FR, 65 Ovr)
SS – TJ Mackay (JR, 79 Ovr), Gerard Armstrong (JR, 76 Ovr), vince Camarda (FR, 66 Ovr), Logan Ketchum (FR, 65 Ovr)

K – Garrett Palmer (SR, 52 Ovr)
P – Michael Hughes (SR, 76 Ovr)
BOLD = Starter
RED = Redshirting

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San Diego State Aztecs (0-0) vs. Washington State Cougars(0-1)
Qwest Field
Seattle, Washington
Saturday Sept, 8, 2007

San Diego, CA – Aztec’s 26, Cougars 21 is what the final score ended up but it was a much closer game then the 5 points indicated. And it wasn’t until the final whistle had blown that the winner could celebrate, that’s how close this game was.

San Diego State got their first win of the season with a nail biting 26-21 victory over Pac 10 cellar dweller’s the Washington State Cougars in a game that could have gone either way especially in the final minutes of the game. A 2 Yard run by Brandon Bourns with only 25 seconds remaining in the game gave the Aztecs a their 3rd lead of the game but this time they where looking to not blow it, especially so close to the end of the game.

Washington State came within 13 Yards of snatching the Victory and had it not been for some outstanding defense from Jerry Milling and Scotty James, the Cougars could have very well snatched the game from under the Aztecs once again, but it wasn’t to be as the Aztecs held on to win 26-21.

Kevin O’Connell threw for 2 Touchdowns in the game both to Tightend Lance Louis and Brandon Bornes also scored what would prove to be the game winner for the Aztecs in the 4th Quarter.

Alex Brink led the Cougars with 215 Yards and 2 Touchdowns while Dwight Tardy rushed for a game high 123 Yards but he failed to find the endzone.
San Diego State travel to Arizona State next week and look to improve to 2-0 on the season.

1st Quarter:
SDSU: 17 Yard Pass from O’Connell to Louis (XP Good), 4:29 | 7-0 SDSU
2nd Quarter:
WSU: 2 Yard Run by Hutsona (XP Good), 5:57 | 7-7 Tie
SDSU: 19 Yard Field Goal by Palmer, 0:00 | 10-7 SDSU
3rd Quarter:
WSU: 66 Yard Pass from Brink to Rabb III (XP Good), 7:00 | 14-10 WSU
SDSU: 12 Yard Pass from O’Connell to Louis (XP Good), 4:56 | 17-14 SDSU
4th Quarter:
SDSU: 49 Yard Field Goal by Palmer, 6:21 | 20-14 SDSU
WSU: 30 Yard Pass from Brink to Bumpus (XP Good), 5:05 | 21-20 WSU
SDSU: 2 Yard Run by Bornes (2pt Failed), 0:25 | 26-21 SDSU

Final Score: San Diego State 26, Washington State 21

Passing: Kevin O’Connell (SDSU) – 16-21, 164 Yards, 2 TD’s, 1 Int, 5 Sacks | Alex Brink (WSU) – 14-28, 215 Yards, 2 TD’s, 3 Int’s, 1 Sack
Rushing: Brandon Bornes (SDSU) – 21 Att, 103 Yards, 4.9 Avg, 1 TD | Dwight Tardy (WSU) – 12 Att, 123 Yards, 5.8 Avg
Receiving: Lance Louis (SDSU) – 4 Rec, 39 Yards, 9.7 Avg, 2 TD | Michael Bumpus (WSU) – 4 Rec, 73 Yards, 18.2 Avg, 1 TD
Defense: Jerry Milling (SDSU) – 9 Tackles, 2 TFL | Lance Broadus (WSU) – 7 Tackles, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks

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San Diego State Aztecs (1-0) vs. Arizona State Sun Devils(2-0)
Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe, Arizona
Saturday Sept, 15, 2007

San Diego, CA – The Devil wears Maroon and Gold! The Arizona Sun Devils lived up to their name scoring 14 unanswered points in the final Quarter to steal victory from the San Diego State Aztecs in a game that had every thing.

San Diego basically gave the game to the Sun Devils the victory turning the ball over 7 times, including 3 in the 4th Quarter. Kevin O’Connell had a rough day for the Aztec and found himself riding the pine for most of the 2nd half after throwing 3 Interceptions that killed scoring chances for the Aztecs.

Arizona State won 24-17 even though the where out gained by the tune of 354 Total Yards to 280 Total Yards by the Aztecs, the Sun Devils just made better plays on the defensive side of the ball but none better then the 59 Yards scope and score by Chris Baloney that won the game for the Sun Devils.

Kevin O’Connell threw 3 Interceptions in the game but he also threw for a season best 191 Yards, Doug Mougey went 5-9, 1 Interception and 2 Fumbles in his limited time. Brandon Bornes was knocked out of the game early in the 2nd Quarter but still had 30 Yards on 9 carries, Lynell Hamilton was the offensive standout for the Aztecs rushing for 41 Yards and 2 Touchdowns, both in the 1st Quarter.

Rudy Carpenter threw for 202 yards and 1 Touchdown in the nail biting victory, but he also tossed 2 Picks that could have turned the game. Keegan Herring rushed for 67 Yards and kept the Sun Devils alive with some ought 3rd down completions. Rudy Burgess had 76 receiving yards on 5 catches and 113 return Yards to give him 189 Total Yards in the game.

San Diego State plays their first home game of the season against FSC Northwest, a few of the Aztecs recruiting Targets are set to visit so it is a must win game. .

1st Quarter:
SDSU: 3 Yard Run by Hamilton (XP Good), 6:10 | 7-0 SDSU
ASU: 12 Yard Pass from Carpenter to Williams (XP Good), 4:21 | 7-7 Tie
SDSU: 3 Yard Run by Hamilton (XP Good), 1:21 | 14-7 SDSU
2nd Quarter:
ASU: 28 Yard Field Goal by Weber, 5:20 | 14-10 SDSU
3rd Quarter:
No Scoring
4th Quarter:
SDSU: 41 Yard Field Goal by Palmer, 4:37 | 17-10 SDSU
ASU: 3 Yard Run by Miller (XP Good), 2:40 | 17-17 Tie
ASU: 59 Yard Fumble Return by Baloney (XP Good), 0:13 | 24-17 ASU

Final Score: Arizona State 24, San Diego State 17

Passing: Kevin O’Connell (SDSU) – 13-18, 191 Yards, 3 Int’s, 1 Sack | Rudy Carpenter (ASU) – 18-29, 202 Yards, 1 TD, 2 Int’s, 2 Sack’s
Rushing: Lynell Hamilton (SDSU) – 12 Att, 41 Yards, 3.4 Avg, 2 TD’s | Keegan Herring (ASU) – 17 Att, 67 Yards, 3.9 Avg
Receiving: Lance Louis (SDSU) – 5 Rec, 56 Yards, 11.2 Avg | Rudy Burgess (ASU) – 5 Rec, 76 Yards, 15.2 Avg
Defense: Jerry Milling (SDSU) – 9 Tackles, 1 TFL | Josh Barrett (ASU) – 8 Tackles, 1 TFL, 1 Int

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This looks really good. I'll definitely be reading. You can check out my Utah State dynasty in my signature.

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Gonna be reading this. Saw yours over at DSM, looking good so far.