The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Big 10 Scores
#8 Michigan 38, Northwestern 10
Iowa 19, Indiana 14
#25 Notre Dame 35, Purdue 28
#19 Ohio State 31, Minnesota 17
#5 Wisconsin 27, Michigan State 7

Top 25 Losses
#24 South Florida 28, #4 West Virginia 25
Ole Miss 24, #20 Georgia 17
#23 Auburn 34, #2 Florida 31 (OT)

Only 3 ranked teams lose, and 2 of them are huge.

Mississippi State Watch
#21 Miss State 23, South Carolina 18


Top 25
1 USC (4-0)
2 Texas (5-0)
3 Wisconsin (5-0)
4 Virginia Tech (5-0)
5 Louisville (5-0)
6 Michigan (4-1)
7 Oklahoma (4-1)
8 UCLA (5-0)
9 Florida (4-1)
10 Florida State (4-0)
11 West Virginia (4-1)
12 Nebraska (4-1)
13 Tennessee (3-1)
14 Boise State (4-0)
15 Texas A&M (5-0)
16 Arkansas (3-1)
17 Boston College (5-0)
18 Ohio State (4-1)
19 Auburn (3-2)
20 Mississippi State (5-0)
21 South Florida (4-0)
22 Hawaii (4-0)
23 Penn State (3-2)
24 Notre Dame (4-1)
25 LSU (2-3)....seriously how are these guys ranked

And coming in at 28th behind TCU and Kentucky is Illinois! In the Media poll, Illinois is ranked 24!

Big 10 Standings
1 Illinois (5-0) (2-0)
2 Wisconsin (5-0) (2-0)
3 Ohio State (4-1) (2-0)
4 Purdue (2-3) (1-0)
5 Penn State (3-1) (1-1)
6 Michigan (4-1) (1-1)
7 Iowa (4-1) (1-1)
8 Michigan State (2-3) (0-1)
9 Indiana (3-2) (0-2)
10 Northwestern (3-2) (0-2)
11 Minnesota (2-3) (0-2)

Injury Report
C. Devalt, 1 weeks, bruised shoulder
A. Gully, 6 weeks, torn pectoral

Up Next
vs #3 Wisconsin
Potential Game of the Year

[marioinblack]

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"38 seconds left, Illinois at the 5. A FG ties it, a TD wins it. Here's the snap, WILLIAMS ON THE SNEAK, IS HE IN? REFS LOOKING AT EACH OTHER....YES HE'S IN, WILLIAMS SCORES! OH MY GOODNESS AND THE ILLINI LEAD! Williams is hurt though, and this looks serious. Juice Williams just scored the potential game winning TD and may have a serious injury as result."

"2 seconds, Wisconsin has one last shot. Here we go Donovan drops back. Has time with the pass rush. He'll heave it up and it is KNOCKED DOWN! KNOCKED DOWN! GAME OVER! ILLINI WIN! THE ILLINI HAVE KNOCKED OFF THE NUMBER THREE TEAM IN THE NATION!"



Wild Game, Wild End, Major Upset

Illinois 63 (6-0) (3-0), #3 Wisconsin 59 (5-1) (2-1)

CHAMPAIGN, IL- College football has seen many crazy games, but this one ranks right up there with the craziest. Not much more you could ask for. 122 points, a 21-0 lead in the first quarter, 50 combined 4th quarter points, 1232 yards of total offense, Donovan with over 500 passing yards, Williams just 5 yards away from 300 passing and 100 rushing, and the starting QB getting injured on the game winning play. This game had it all, well except for defense.

Illinois had no answer for the Tyler Donovan/PJ Hill show. Wisconsin jumped out to a quick 21-0 lead in the first quarter. Illinois managed to work their way back in after a huge pass to Kyle Hudson for a TD, and Mendenhall going untouched for 69 yards. From then on through the 3rd quarter it was a slugfest, but with Wisconsin leading 45-27 going into the final frame, little did everyone know the gloves were just now about to come off.

Illinois struck for an early 4th quarter TD and collected on the 2 point try to push within 10. However, Wisconsin pulled back up to 17 with a TD drive of their own. Then the fun began, with 5:14 left Illini kick returner Will Judson took the kick back 90 yards for a TD. After finally pulling a stop the Illini got another TD after a 34 yard pass play to an open Marques Wilkins who was wide open down the middle of the field. The next Wisconsin drive a pass was cut off by Vontae Davis and he made an amazing move on PJ Hill to get to the endzone. We're not done yet though. Wisconsin down 4 quickly hit a 75 yard pass play to their stud TE Andy Crooks to retake the lead again. However, Illinois drove right back down the field and Juice Williams put in the game winner with 34 seconds left which ended the game and possibly Juice Williams season with a 10 week abdominal tear injury.

Coach Mario Black said he was proud of the way his offense kept fighting even though they were down by 18 in the 4th. Coach Brown said the defense was something that was a serious problem, and the Iowa game must show improvement.

Next the most likely newly ranked Illini will travel to the most boring state in the nation Iowa to play the Hawkeyes.


WIS 21-17-7-14 59
ILL 7-17-3-36 63

Team Stats
Wisconsin
First Downs 23
Total Offense 648
Passing Yards 516
Rushing Yards 132
Turnovers 2
TOP 18:01

Illinois
First Downs 17
Total Offense 584
Passing Yards 368
Rushing Yards 216
Turnovers 2
TOP 14:03

Key Illini Individual Player Performances
J. Williams 16/29 368 yards, 4 TD; 95 rush yards, 1 TD
R. Mendenhall 15 carries, 126 yards, 2 TD
K. Hudson 3 catches, 146 yards, 2 TD
D. Warren 5 catches, 110 yards, TD
J. Leman 11 tackles, 2 TFL
B. Miller 9 tackles, 3 TFL, sack
V. Davis 4 tackles, 2 INT, TD


This game had a greatness score of 1198 and ranks as my personal 5th greatest game of all time. 1 point behind a loss I had in OT

[marioinblack]

Week 6 Around the Nation

Big 10 Scores
Iowa 34, #23 Penn State 23
#6 Michigan 45, Eastern Michigan 17
Minnesota 37, Inidana 31 (2OT)
Michigan State 42, Northwestern 21
#18 Ohio State 28, Purdue 19

Top 25 Losses
Iowa 34, #23 Penn State 23
#2 Texas 28, #7 Oklahoma 17
#8 UCLA 37, #24 Notre Dame 24
#9 Florida 35, #25 LSU 21

Mississippi State Watch
#20 Miss State 35, UAB 0

This might be it for them next games are vs Tenn, at WVU, and at Kentucky.


Top 25
1 USC (5-0)
2 Texas (6-0)
3 Virginia Tech (6-0)
4 Louisville (6-0)
5 Michigan (5-1)
6 UCLA (6-0)
7 Florida (5-1)
8 Florida State (5-0)
9 West Virginia (5-1)
10 Wisconsin (5-1)
11 Nebraska (5-1)
12 Boise State (5-0)
13 Tennessee (4-1)
14 Oklahoma (4-2)
15 Texas A&M (6-0)
16 Boston College (6-0)
17 Arkansas (4-1)
18 Ohio State (5-1)
19 Mississippi State (6-0)
20 Auburn (4-2)
21 South Florida (5-0)
22 Hawaii (5-0)
23 Illinois (6-0)
24 TCU (5-1)
25 Kentucky (5-1)


Big 10 Standings
1 Illinois (6-0) (3-0)
2 Ohio State (5-1) (3-0)
3 Wisconsin (5-1) (2-1)
4 Iowa (5-1) (2-1)
5 Michigan (5-1) (1-1)
6 Michigan State (3-3) (1-1)
7 Purdue (2-4) (1-1)
8 Penn State (3-3) (1-2)
9 Minnesota (3-3) (1-2)
10 Indiana (3-3) (0-3)
11 Northwestern (3-3) (0-3)

Injury Report
C. Devalt, questionable, bruised shoulder
A. Gully, 5 weeks, torn pectoral
J. Williams, 9 weeks, abdominal tear

Up Next
at Iowa

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Oh snap, I'm back



Illini Stifle Iowa Comeback in OT

Illinois 34 (7-0) (4-0), Iowa 31 (4-2) (1-2) OT

IOWA CITY, IA- The Illini had only one offensive TD all game, but they still managed to pull a big win over the Hawkeyes. Trailing by 14 late in the 4th quarter, Iowa managed to hit a big 35 yard TD pass to Damien Sims, then managed to get the ball back and score once more with 40 seconds to go. They converted two 4th downs on the final drive to force the tie and send the game to OT.

In the OT period, Iowa faced an early 3rd down. Kevin Mitchell undercut the Nelson throw to give the Illini a shot to win. After converting a first down, the Illini lined up the ball and managed to get the ball to the 14 yard line. From there Reda knocked one right down the middle to put the Illini at an amazing 7-0 and 4-0 in conference play.

Key plays during the game were the two pick sixes from the Iowa secondary Dere Hicks had a 90 yard INT return in the first quarter to tie the game at 7, and Vontae Davis had a huge INT with Iowa backed up toward their own goal line in the 3rd quarter. Also right before the half Will Judson got a 76 yard punt return to give Illinois the lead.

Billy Garza was fairly unimpressive in the Illini win. He didn't make mistakes passing which was the key for the Illini in this game. His one INT came on a end of half hail mary. That happened to be the only Illini turnover of the game. Also, Rashard Mendenhall got injured in the 2nd quarter after putting up huge numbers on the ground. Unfortunately, his brother Walter was very unimpressive in backup. Rashard will be back next week.

Up next the Illini travel to the friendly confides to face off against Big Blue themselves. The schedule right now features 2 tough games against Michigan and Ohio State, and 2 should be wins with Minnesota and Northwestern. If the Illini can win 3/4 of those (not including the Ball State game), they could be in line for a Rose Bowl trip.


ILL 7-14-7-3-3 34
IOW 7-10-0-14-0 31

Team Stats
Illinois
First Downs 14
Total Offense 246
Passing Yards 151
Rushing Yards 95
Turnovers 1
TOP 16:20

Iowa
First Downs 18
Total Offense 420
Passing Yards 280
Rushing Yards 130
Turnovers 3
TOP 15:46

Key Illini Individual Player Performances
B. Garza 12/23 151 yards, TD, INT
R. Mendenhall 7 carries, 61 yards
W. Mendenhall 12 carries, 19 yards
K. Hudson 2 catches, 34 yards, TD
K. Mitchell 13 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks, INT
J. Leman 8 tackles, 4 TFL
V. Davis 7 tackles, INT, TD
D. Hicks 2 tackles, INT, TD

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Big 10 Scores
#5 Michigan 46, Purdue 20
Indiana 24, Michigan State 22
#18 Ohio State 45, Kent State 14
Minnesota 42, Northwestern 24
Penn State 24, #10 Wisconsin 17

Top 25 Losses
Penn State 24, #10 Wisconsin 17
#13 Tennessee 45, #19 Mississippi State 21
LSU 35, #25 Kentucky 14
#20 Auburn 21, #16 Arkansas 16
Duke 20, Virginia Tech 14 (OT)


Top 25
1 USC (6-0)
2 Texas (7-0)
3 Louisville (7-0)
4 UCLA (6-0)
5 Michigan (6-1)
6 Florida State (6-0)
7 Florida (5-1)
8 West Virginia (5-1)
9 Boise State (6-0)
10 Nebraska (6-1)
11 Tennessee (5-1)
12 Texas A&M (7-0)
13 Boston College (7-0)
14 Oklahoma (5-2)
15 Virginia Tech (6-1) <--- That's what happens when you lose to Duke at the #3 spot
16 Ohio State (6-1)
17 Auburn (5-2)
18 Wisconsin (5-2)
19 South Florida (6-0)
20 Hawaii (6-0)
21 Illinois (7-0)
22 TCU (6-1)
23 Arkansas (4-2)
24 Mississippi State (6-1) <--- Down but not out!
25 Rutgers (5-1)


Big 10 Standings
1 Illinois (7-0) (4-0)
2 Ohio State (6-1) (3-0)
3 Michigan (6-1) (2-1)
4 Iowa (5-2) (2-2)
5 Wisconsin (5-2) (2-2)
6 Penn State (4-3) (2-2)
7 Michigan State (3-5) (1-2)
8 Purdue (2-5) (1-2)
9 Northwestern (4-3) (1-3)
10 Indiana (4-3) (1-3)
11 Minnesota (3-4) (0-3)

Injury Report
C. Devalt, questionable, bruised shoulder
A. Gully, 4 weeks, torn pectoral
J. Williams, 8 weeks, abdominal tear

Up Next
vs Michigan

[RAZRr1275]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

I'm following!!

[superjames1992]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Nice to see this back up and running!

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)



Glory Run Ended in Blowout

#5 Michigan 69 (7-1) (3-1), #21 Illinois 49 (7-1) (4-1)

CHAMPAIGN, IL- The Illini know they needed this one to give themselves a very good shot at the Rose Bowl. Now they need some help. Michigan came out firing and Illinois had no answer. Down 41-13 at the half, the outcome already seemed like it was set in stone. The Illini had one spurt, but Michigan still pulled to a 36 point lead at the end of the 3rd quarter.

Henne, Hart, and Manningham as expected pulled out huge games. Henne had 476 passing yards and 6 touchdowns, 3 of them to Manningham who had over 100 yards receiving. Hart ran through the Illini D for 180 yards and 2 TDs. Hart averaged 7.2 yards a carry.

Garza stuggled big time. Three interceptions and 3 fumbles didn't help his 300 yard game. Mendenhall had a great game with 137 yards on the ground and a TD. However, the turnovers ended up doing the Illini in.

Illinois will have to bounce back with a home game against Ball State. This opens up what should be an easy warm up with them and Minnesota before traveling to Columbus.


MIC 17-24-28-0!!! 69
ILL 7-6-20-16 49

Team Stats
Michigan
First Downs 24
Total Offense 636
Passing Yards 476
Rushing Yards 160
Turnovers 4
TOP 13:54

Illinois
First Downs 17
Total Offense 499
Passing Yards 365
Rushing Yards 134
Turnovers 6
TOP 18:12

Key Illini Individual Player Performances
B. Garza 22/33 340 yards, 3 TD, 3 INT
R. Mendenhall 24 carries, 137 yards, TD; 8 catches, 77 yards
K. Hudson 4 catches, 128 yards, TD
V. Davis 8 tackles, INT
J. Leman 7 tackles, TFL, INT, TD
W. Judson 9 kick returns, 276 yards, TD

Next season I'll change up a few things, probably drop a minute off the game, and change the sliders. I don't like doing it in the middle of a season.

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Big 10 Scores
#16 Ohio State 48, Michigan State 10
Iowa 31, Purdue 28
#18 Wisconsin 38, Northern Illinois 38
Penn State 38, Indiana 21
Minnesota 34, FCS Midwest 0
Northwestern 20, Eastern Michigan 14

Top 25 Losses
#19 USF, #25 Rutgers 31
#10 Nebraska 38, #12 Texas A&M 35
#8 West Virginia 41, #24 Mississippi State 16 (it was quite a run)


BCS Top 25
1 USC (7-0)
2 Texas (8-0)
3 UCLA (7-0)
4 Louisville (8-0)
5 Florida State (7-0)
6 Michigan (7-1)
7 Florida (6-1)
8 West Virginia (6-1)
9 Tennessee (6-1)
10 Boise State (7-0)
11 Nebraska (7-1)
12 Boston College (7-0)
13 Oklahoma (6-2)
14 Auburn (6-2)
15 South Florida (7-0) <--- How are they below Auburn?
16 Virginia Tech (6-1)
17 Wisconsin (6-2)
18 Ohio State (7-1)
19 Texas A&M (7-1)
20 Illinois (7-1)
21 Hawaii (7-0) <--- BCS hates Hawaii
22 TCU (7-1)
23 Arkansas (5-2)
24 Penn State (5-3)
25 Mississippi State (6-2) <--- THE BCS ROCKS!


Big 10 Standings
1 Ohio State (7-1) (4-0)
2 Illinois (7-1) (4-1)
3 Michigan (7-1) (3-1)
4 Iowa (6-2) (3-2)
5 Penn State (5-3) (3-2)
6 Wisconsin (6-2) (2-2)
7 Northwestern (5-3) (1-3)
8 Minnesota (4-4) (1-3)
9 Michigan State (3-5) (1-3)
10 Purdue (2-6) (1-3)
11 Indiana (4-4) (1-4)

Injury Report
C. Devalt, probable, bruised shoulder
A. Gully, 3 weeks, torn pectoral
J. Williams, 7 weeks, abdominal tear

Up Next
vs Ball State

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)



Future Mendenhall of Famer

#20 Illinois 54 (8-1) (4-1), Ball State 34 (3-6)

CHAMPAIGN, IL- Rashard Mendenhall may be looking at Doak Walker considerations now. Over 250 all purpose yards, 5 touchdowns, and total domination of the game. Mendhenhall did indeed keep Ball State focused on next season instead of a major upset. Rashard also broke the single season school record of 15 TDs, with his 16th and 17th trips to the orange grass.

Other than Mendenhall the game was nothing to write home about. Both teams traded TDs throughout the second half. Illinois played fairly lazy on D, and it kept Ball State in it for a little while, however, they never cut within 13 points.

The Illini open up conference play once again as they travel up to the Metrodome and take on the Golden Gophers.


BAL 0-7-13-14 34
ILL 16-10-7-21 54

Team Stats
Ball State
First Downs 23
Total Offense 521
Passing Yards 415
Rushing Yards 106
Turnovers 4
TOP 17:33

Illinois
First Downs 13
Total Offense 468
Passing Yards 201
Rushing Yards 267
Turnovers 4
TOP 14:31

Key Illini Individual Player Performances
B. Garza 14/23 201 yards, TD, 2 INT
R. Mendenhall 23 carries, 218 yards, 5 TD; 5 catches, 59 yards
K. Hudson 4 catches, 128 yards, TD
K. Mitchell 12 tackles, 2 TFL
J. Leman 9 tackles, 3 TFL
V. Davis 8 tackles, INT
C. Duvalt 3 tackles, TFL, sack, safety

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Big 10 Scores
Iowa 52, Michigan State 14
#18 Ohio State 24, #24 Penn State 20
#6 Michigan 42, Minnesota 32
Purdue 38, Northwestern 31
#17 Wisconsin 21, Indiana 7

Top 25 Losses
#18 Ohio State 24, #24 Penn State 20
#2 Texas 23, #11 Nebraska 21
Fresno State 44, #10 Boise State 16
#12 Boston College 30, #16 Virginia Tech 24
Oklahoma State 38, #13 Oklahoma 31


BCS Top 25
1 USC (8-0)
2 Texas (9-0)
3 UCLA (8-0)
4 Louisville (9-0)
5 Florida State (8-0)
6 Michigan (8-1)
7 Florida (7-1)
8 West Virginia (7-1)
9 Tennessee (7-1)
10 Boston College (8-0)
11 Auburn (7-2)
12 Nebraska (7-2)
13 South Florida (8-0) <--- Come on 2 teams that have 2 losses above them
14 Ohio State (8-1)
15 Wisconsin (7-2)
16 Texas A&M (8-1)
17 Hawaii (8-0)
18 Virginia Tech (6-2)
19 TCU (7-1)
20 Illinois (8-1)
21 Arkansas (6-2)
22 Mississippi State (7-2)
23 Miami (6-2)
24 Boise State (7-1)
25 Oklahoma (6-3)


Big 10 Standings
1 Ohio State (8-1) (5-0)
2 Michigan (8-1) (4-1)
3 Illinois (8-1) (4-1)
4 Iowa (7-2) (4-2)
5 Wisconsin (7-2) (3-2)
6 Penn State (5-4) (3-3)
7 Purdue (3-6) (2-3)
8 Michigan State (3-6) (1-4)
9 Northwestern (5-4) (1-4)
10 Minnesota (4-5) (1-4)
11 Indiana (4-5) (1-5)

Injury Report
C. Devalt, probable, bruised shoulder
A. Gully, 2 weeks, torn pectoral
J. Williams, 6 weeks, abdominal tear

Up Next
at Minnesota

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)



Wilted Roses

Minnesota 52 (5-5) (2-4), #20 Illinois 31 (8-2) (4-2)

MINNEAPOLIS, MN- The dream season, the Rose Bowl, and all the greatness that went into this great run just got shot down by the Gophers offense. Coach Mario Black was livid after the game saying, "IF WE CAN'T STOP THE ****IN PASS, WE'RE NOT GONNA WIN ANY GAMES! THAT WAS A HORSE**** PERFORMANCE! I AM TOTALLY EMBARRASSED FOR THIS TEAM!" Giving up 467 yards and 6 TDs through the air killed the Illini, and sent their season into recovery mode.

The Illini had a shot at the end too. They managed to get a pick while down 14 with about 4 minutes to go, but they fumbled the ball away. They got it down to the goal line with a 4th down and 50 seconds left, but Garza threw a pick. The Illini just couldn't come near capitalizing on their chances.

Illinois schedule doesn't get any easier as they have to face the 14th ranked Buckeyes in Columbus next week.


ILL 3-7-7-14 31
MIN 14-7-17-14 52

Team Stats
Illinois
First Downs 22
Total Offense 441
Passing Yards 255
Rushing Yards 186
Turnovers 5
TOP 17:22

Minnesota
First Downs 17
Total Offense 591
Passing Yards 467
Rushing Yards 124
Turnovers 3
TOP 14:41

Key Illini Individual Player Performances
B. Garza 20/49 255 yards, TD, 3 INT; 56 rush yards
R. Mendenhall 19 carries, 119 yards, 2 TD; 2 catches, 26 yards
C. Duvalt 10 tackles, 3 TFL, sack
J. Sanders 8 tackles, TFL, INT, TD
J. Leman 7 tackles, TFL

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Big 10 Scores
Penn State 62, Purdue 26
#14 Ohio State 42, #15 Wisconsin 28
Northwestern 37, Iowa 16
Ball State 24, Indiana 14
#6 Michigan 37, Michigan State 14

Top 25 Losses
#14 Ohio State 42, #15 Wisconsin 28
#5 Florida State 27, #10 Boston College 17
Cincinnati 24, #13 South Florida 16 (Nooooooooooo)
#16 Texas A&M 45, #25 Oklahoma 17
Georgia Tech 34, #18 Virginia Tech 26
New Mexico 36, #19 TCU 14
South Carolina 56, #21 Arkansas 24


BCS Top 25
1 USC (9-0)
2 Texas (10-0)
3 UCLA (9-0)
4 Florida State (9-0)
5 Louisville (9-0)
6 Michigan (9-1)
7 Florida (9-1)
8 West Virginia (7-1)
9 Tennessee (8-1)
10 Auburn (8-2)
11 Nebraska (8-2)
12 Boston College (8-1)
13 Ohio State (9-1)
14 Hawaii (8-0)
15 Texas A&M (9-1)
16 South Florida (8-1)
17 Mississippi State (7-2)
18 Miami (7-2)
19 Wisconsin (7-3)
20 Boise State (8-1)
21 Cincinnati (6-3)
22 Texas Tech (8-2)
23 TCU (7-2)
24 Virginia Tech (6-3)
25 South Carolina (7-3)


Big 10 Standings
1 Ohio State (9-1) (6-0)
2 Michigan (9-1) (5-1)
3 Illinois (8-2) (4-2)
4 Iowa (7-3) (4-3)
5 Penn State (6-4) (4-3)
6 Wisconsin (7-3) (3-3)
7 Purdue (3-7) (2-4)
8 Northwestern (6-4) (2-4)
9 Minnesota (5-5) (2-4)
10 Indiana (4-6) (1-5)
11 Michigan State (3-7) (1-5)

Injury Report
C. Devalt, probable, bruised shoulder (seriously how long can you be probable)
A. Gully, 1 week, torn pectoral
J. Williams, 5 weeks, abdominal tear

Up Next
at Ohio State

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Illini Award Semifinalists

Rashard Mendenhall, Maxwell
Vontae Davis and Kevin Mitchell, Bednarik
Rashard Mendenhall, Walker
Ryan McDonald, Rimington
Chris Norwell, Lombardi
Vontae Davis, Kevin Mitchell, Justin Sanders, Brian Gamble, and Dere Hicks, Thorpe (holy crap)
Will Judson, Best Returner

[marioinblack]

Re: The Quest for Many Trophies. (NCAA 08)

Holy crap. I had a little problem there to say the least. Sorry about that. I wasn't getting my message through, and I tried quite a few times, I didn't realize once my messages would come through that it would happen for every time I clicked the submit reply button.

So try to disregard all that junk in the middle.