Boston Colonials (NCAA 07)

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Boston Colonials Team Statistics (NCAA/Conference Rank)

Offense
Total YPG: 569.0 (6/1)
Offensive YPG: 434.9 (10/2)
Passing YPG: 327.0 (4/1)
Rushing YPG: 107.9 (90/8)
Points Per Game: 30.4 (41/3)
Passing TD: 40 (8/1)
Rushing TD: 8 (108/8)
First Downs: 277 (4/2)
Sacks Allowed: 31 (86/3)
Redzone Attempts: 45 (64/5)
Redzone TD: 28 (56/4)
Redzone FG: 7 (63/5)
Redzone Scoring: 77% (47/4)

Defense
Total YPG: 390.3 (84/7)
Passing YPG: 193.8 (35/5)
Rushing YPG: 196.5 (116/8)
Points Against: 31.5 (84/7)
Sacks: 25 (72/7)
Interceptions: 12 (94/8)
Fumbles Recovered: 7 (60/2)
Redzone Attempts: 36 (19/3)
Redzone TD: 23 (33/3)
Redzone FG: 7 (48/5)
Redzone Scoring: 83% (105/7)

Efficiency
Third Down Conversions: 58 (74/4)
Third Down Attempts: 139 (95/5)
Third Down Percentage: 41% (60/4)
Fourth Down Conversions: 9 (6/1)
Fourth Down Attempts: 26 (1/1)
Fourth Down Percentage: 34% (106/8)
Two Point Conversions: 1 (41/3)
Two Point Attempts: 3 (29/2)
Two Point Percentage: 33% (71/6)
Penalties: 42 (1/1)
Yards Penalized: 390 (1/1)

Turnovers
Interceptions Thrown: 21 (95/6)
Fumbles Lost: 16 (118/8)
Giveaways: 37 (114/8)
Defensive Interceptions: 12 (94/8)
Fumbles Recovered: 7 (60/2)
Takeaways: 19 (90/8)
Turnover Differential: -18 (114/8)
Average Turnover Differential: -1.3 (114/80

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Boston Colonials 2007 Individual Statistics

Passing
Chad Kemp: 305-454, 4038 Yds, 39 TD, 20 Int, 67% Comp, 161.4 Rat
Paul Mitchell: 14-20, 155 Yds, TD, 70% Comp, 151.6 Rat
Marques Prater: 3-8, 35 Yds, Int, 37% Comp, 49.3 Rat
Matt Mayfield: 2-5, 23 Yds, 40% Comp, 78.6 Rat

Rushing
Steven Harris: 178 Car, 861 Yds, 2 TD, 4.8 YPC
Billy Sims: 35 Car, 249 Yds, 3 TD, 7.1 YPC
Jay Washington: 15 Car, 110 Yds, 2 TD, 7.3 YPC
Jake Mitchell: 5 Car, 91 Yds, 18.2 YPC
Chad Kemp: 77 Car, 44 Yds, TD, 0.5 YPC
Derrick Baldwin: 4 Car, 21 Yds, 5.2 YPC
Paul Mitchell: Car, 14 Yds, 14.0 YPC
Rasheed Richard: 4 Car, 11 Yds, 2.7 YPC
Marques Prater: 3 Car, 3 Yds, 1.0 YPC
Brian Johnson: 3 Car, 3 Yds, 1.0 YPC
Eric Callahan: 2 Car, 0 Yds, 0.0 YPC
Joe Harley: Car, -4 Yds, -4.0 YPC

Receiving
Eric Callahan: 113 Rec, 2000 Yds, 22 TD, 17.6 YPC
Jake Mitchell: 49 Rec, 610 Yds, 7 TD, 12.4 YPC
Andrew O'Brian: 41 Rec, 493 Yds, 5 TD, 12.0 YPC
Joe Harley: 27 Rec, 370 Yds, TD, 13.7 YPC
Jared Cummings: 31 Rec, 252 Yds, 2 TD, 8.1 YPC
Steven Harris: 22 Rec, 188 Yds, TD, 8.5 YPC
Rasheed Richard: 11 Rec, 91 Yds, TD
Terrell Colston: 8 Rec, 86 Yds, 10.7 YPC
Shane King: 7 Rec, 83 Yds, 11.8 YPC
Billy Sims: 7 Rec, 63 Yds, 9.0 YPC
Jay Washington: 2 Rec, 11 Yds, 5.5 YPC
Brian Johnson: 4 Rec, 2 Yds, 0.5 YPC
Everrett Winston: Rec, Yd, TD, 1.0 YPC
Derrick Baldwin: Rec, Yd, 1.0 YPC

Offensive Line
Ben Stegall: 27 Pan, 2 Sck
Dylan Wolfe: 26 Pan, 3 Sck
Mark Rossner: 19 Pan, 0 Sck
Brent Leslie: 17 Pan, 6 Sck
Mike Johnson: 15 Pan, 7 Sck

Defensive *Minimum of 20 tackles
Mark Moore: 58 Tkl, 2 TFL, Int, 9 Def, FF, TD
Donnie Ryan: 53 Tkl, 5 TFL, Sck, 2 Int, 5 Def, FF, FR
Mickey Stanley: 52 Tkl, 3 TFL, 3 Int, 2 Def, 3 FF, 2 FR
Jamie Carter: 47 Tkl, 2 TFL, Int, 3 Def
Greg Walker: 41 Tkl, Int, 9 Def, FF
Jeff Smith: 36 Tkl, TFL, 3 Int, 4 Def, FR, TD
Steve Stewart: 35 Tkl, 6 TFL, 3 Def, FF, FR
Bruce Alston: 31 Tkl, 15 TFL, 12 Sck, 2 Def, 3 FF
Henry Jamison: 27 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sck, Def, FF
Jason Woods: 24 Tkl, 8 TFL, 2 Sck, FF
Michael Williams: 23 Tkl, 10 TFL, 5 Sck

Kicking
Jake Manning: 8-10 FG, 80%, Long of 40, 73 KO, TB

Punting
Jake Manning: 38 Punt, 1450 Yds, 38.1 Avg, 1254 Net Yds, 33.0 Net Avg

Kick Return
Eric Callahan: 25 KR, 710 Yds, TD, 28.4 Avg
Steven Harris: 30 KR, 661 Yds, TD, 22.0 Avg
Derrick Baldwin: 5 KR, 96 Yds, 19.2 Avg
Jared Cummings: KR, 3 Yds, 3.0 Avg
Eric Johnson: KR, 3 Yds, 3.0 Avg
Jake Mitchell: KR, Yd, 1.0 Avg

Punt Return
Eric Callahan: 28 PR, 248 Yds, TD, 8.8 Avg
Steven Harris: 5 PR, 18 Yds, 3.6 Avg
Billy Sims: KR, 3 Yds, 3.0 Avg

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Miscellaneous

School Budget
Recruiting: 50%
Training: 30%
Discipline: 20%

Players Leaving
Eric Callahan - WR - 94
Chad Kemp - QB - 92
Brian Johnson - FB - 87
Paul Mitchell - QB - 84
Mike Johnson - LT - 82
Mark Rossner - LT - 80
Ben Stegall - C - 80
Andrew O'Brian - WR - 78
Steve Stewart - ROLB - 74
Craig Anderson - DT - 68
Mickey Stanley - MLB - 68
Eric Johnson - LE - 68
Michael Williams - RE - 65
Josh Jackson - RG - 62
Robert Smith - DT - 59
Carlton Alford - P - 56

Transferring to Boston
Jeremy Conant - TE - 78 (Notre Dame)

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Recruiting

Recruiting Points: 226

Total Signings (Position Ranking)
Rodney Hill - CB - Lindenwold, NJ - 4* (25)
Clay Parks - MLB - Belleville, NJ - 4* (6)
DE Richard Hall - DE - Brockton, MA - 3* (28)
Trey Lupo - WR - Winooksi, VT - 3* (75)
Jeff Miller - WR - Hicksville, NY - 3* (44)
Chad Hooper - WR - Wilkinsburg, PA - 2* (92) - JUCO
Jermaine Wiley - QB - East Cleveland, OH - 2* (62)
Shawn Mack - QB - Windsor, CN - 2* (94)
Clint Manning - T - Bridgeport, CT - 2* (82)
Nick Cummings - TE - Wallingford Ctr, CT (81)
Terrance Leak - QB - Orange, NJ - 2* (53) - JUCO
Kevin Jackson - T - St. Cath-Niagra, CN - 2* (157)
Jason Harris - T - Marlborough, MA - 2* (108)
Chad Manning - T - Marborough, MA - 1* (190)

Class Overview
National Ranking: 47th
Big East Ranking: 3rd
5 Star Recruits: 0
4 Star Recruits: 2
3 Star Recruits: 3
2 Star Recruits: 8
1 Star Recruits: 1

Top 10 Classes
1. Oklahoma
2. Louisiana State
3. Iowa
4. Southern California
5. North Carolina State
6. Georgia
7. Ohio State
8. Texas
9. Oregon
10. California


Big East Classes (National Ranking)
1. West Virginia (12)
2. Cincinnati (43)
3. Boston (47)
4. Louisville (78)
5. Connecticut (80)
6. Pittsburgh (89)
7. Rutgers (96)
8. South Florida (109)

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Miscellaneous

Position Changes
Chad Manning: LT (59) to C (59)

Most Improved Players
Joe Tyson - FS - +6 (68)
Billy Sims - HB - +4 (84)
Jeremy Conant - TE - +4 (82)
Chip Simmons - C - +4 (80)
Mark Moore - CB - +4 (76)
Jamie Carter - SS - +4 (72)
Everrett Winston - TE - +4 (72)
Austin Young - LOLB - +4 (56)

Cut Players
None

[Watson]

Re: Miscellaneous

Cut Players
None

i dont know what to think about this.

[superjames1992]

Re: Miscellaneous

i dont know what to think about this.

I only have 65 players on the roster, so I figured I might as well keep them all since I don't have the maximum of 70.

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Boston Colonials 2008 Season Preview

Boston went 9-4 last season and went to a bowl game for the first time in school history. They became the first school to win a bowl game in their first three years in Division 1-A in the BCS era. They knocked off a talented UCLA team in the Sun Bowl. The question flying around in Boston these days is...can these guys do it again?

The chances are that the Colonials will not have the same success as last season. For one, Chad Kemp and Eric Callahan are gone. So is Andrew O'Brian and a host of linebackers. The team looks improved on the defensive side of the ball, but the offense is not as talented as last year.

Another reason is that the Colonials' schedule is quite difficult. It starts with a home date against a pesky UCF squad. Then the Colonials must travel to Boston College, host #21 Texas Christian, and play UCLA in the Rose Bowl as a grudge match which was signed this offseason. UCLA will travel to Boston next year as part of the two year deal. Then the Colonials will have to navigate a Big East schedule which is certainly no cakewalk. The Colonials will have four away games and only three home games in Big East play and overall will play five home games compared to seven away games. The Colonials will have to travel to South Bend to take on Notre Dame in their final out-of-conference game on November 22nd before taking on 19th ranked Louisville on Senior Day at home.

Boston also hopes to return to more of a west coast offense this year after converting to a spread last year due to a weak offensive line. The offensive line is not spectacular this year, either, but Coach Frizzell likes to run the ball between the tackles and snapping the ball under center gives him the best chance to do that.

With Chad Kemp, Eric Callahan, and others gone, Coach Frizzell has decided that his team would run the ball more this year with the wide receiver corps being fairly mediocre this year. So I would not expect a 4,000 yard passing year out of senior Marques Prater like Chad Kemp had last year. Prater is known to be a pick-machine from his playing time in his first two years as a backup, so if he comes out and starts throwing picks again, don't be surprised to see sophomores Matt Mayfield or Terrance Leak enter the game. Prater was very good in spring practice, though, so he should be fine as he showed considerable improvement.

After Steven Harris stole the starting job from his last year, Billy Sims has seized the start job back after an amazing spring. However, Sims is on a short leash as Coach Frizzell wants his runningbacks to be productive this year. Boston could run a runningback by committee in actuality, as all five of Boston's halfbacks are rated 80 and over with Billy Sims at an 84. Every halfback has their strengths, so we could see a host of guys getting carries out of the backfield this year. Redshirt freshman Larry Andrews will be Boston's fullback, but he is mediocre at best and probably won't see much playing time.

The wide receiver corps is rather mediocre with Jake Mitchell being the best wideout at only an 80 overall. He had over 610 receiving yards last year and could near 1,000 this year if things go as planned. Joe Harley will be on the opposite side of the field while true freshman Jeff Miller and sophomore Terrell Colston will play the slot. Jared Cummings will look to have another good year after having a very efficient year last year at tight end.

The offensive line is the weak spot of this offense and, plain and simple, is just not that good. That does not bode well for the running game Coach Frizzell hopes to establish this year, but we shall see how things work out. Chip Simmons is a very good center and will hope to follow in the footsteps of Ben Stegall. The rest of the line is mediocre, however, and it will be interesting to see how this unit pans out.

The defensive line has some talent, but very little depth with only six defensive lineman on the roster. Sergio Wilson, a transfer from last season, will start at defensive tackle and should be a force. Bruce Alston has started since he was a freshman and now the junior hopes to have a breakout year. True freshman Richard Hall starts at the other side of the line and looks like he could develop into a heck of a lineman.

The defensive line has plenty of depth, but not much talent. Clay Parks, a four star prospect from this year's class, will start right away at middle linebacker and will be the best linebacker in school history. Donny Ryan, Byron Kirby, and John Bowman will man the other linebacker positions. If Clay Parks can perform, he could make this whole unit better.

After being the worst part unit on the team the first two years, the secondary looks to be a strong point on this team this year. Trasfer Ian Hayes and sophomore Mark Moore will start at cornerback with Greg Walker and Mike Buckles backing them up. Rodney Hill looks to be a future star at corner, but will redshirt this year. Transfer Tom Lott will start at strong safety and is a stud. He should be able to carry this secondary to new heights this year. Jeff Smith will start at free safety and has plenty of experience as he enters his senior year as a three year starter.

The special teams unit looks to be mediocre. Jake Manning is a decent kicker, but for this first time, he will not punt this year. Junior walkon Caleb Hughes performed decently in spring practice, so he will seize the punting job this year. Jake Manning will also kick the ball off. Billy Sims will return kicks and punts. Steven Harris will join him as a fellow kick returner. Center Chip Simmons will play long snapper this year.

The Schedule: As we already mentioned, the schedule is much harder this year. The out of conference schedule includes trips to Boston College, UCLA, and Notre Dame. Also, the Colonials will host 21st ranked Texas Christian. The Big East looks better this year, too, so it could be tougher to navigate through the Big East schedule this year.

Best Offensive Player: Senior QB Marques Prater. He may have been a pick-machine in the past, but he sure has a lot of talent. The questions remains whether he has his head in the game.

Best Defensive Player: Senior SS Tom Lott. The transfer should anchor the strong Boston secondary.

Key Player to a Successful Season: Senior QB Marques Prater. If he doesn't throw interceptions, this team could be good.

The season will be a success if... The Colonials finish in the top half of the Big East and get to a bowl game.

Key Game: 10/2 at #5 West Virginia. This is Boston's first conference game and knocking off the Mountaineers and their 30 game regular season winning streak would be huge. West Virgina has won 21 consecutive Big East games as well.

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2008 Boston Colonials Depth Chart

Blue indicates starter.
Red indicates redshirt.
Transfers in Orange.

QB
Marques Prater (88), 6-4, 211, RSr
Matt Mayfield (74), 6-1, 205, So
Terrance Leak (72), 6-0, 199, So
Jermaine Wiley (68), 6-2, 185, Fr
Shawn Mack (68), 6-2, 199, Fr

HB
Billy Sims (84), 5-11, 223, RSr
Steven Harris (82), 5-11, 221, RSr
Jay Washington (82), 5-11, 192, RJr
John Black (82), 5-7, 188, RJr
Derrick Baldwin (80), 5-11, 196, RJr

FB
Larry Andrews (62), 6-1, 238, RFr
Jim Hayes (62), 6-2, 222, Fr

WR
Jake Mitchell (80), 6-1, 185, So
Joe Harley (78), 5-9, 161, RSr
Jeff Miller (76), 6-0, 168, Fr
Terrell Colston (76), 6-0, 202, Fr
Shane King (74), 6-2, 198, RJr
Chad Hooper (72), 6-4, 212, Jr
Trey Lupo (68), 6-5, 185, Fr

TE
Jeremy Conant (82), 6-6, 265 RSo
Jeremy Cummings (78), 6-6, 245, So
Rasheed Richard (76), 6-4, 276, Sr
Everett Winston (72), 6-3, 269, RJr
Will Moore (68), 6-3, 252, RFr
Nick Cummings (62), 6-3, 246, Fr

T
Brent Leslie (74), 6-6, 330, RSr
David Ratner (72), 6-4, 335, RSr
Jason Harris (70), 6-3, 311, Jr
Clint Manning (68), 6-3, 260, Fr
Kevin Jackson (65), 6-6, 255, Fr

G
Dylan Wolfe (76), 6-3, 293, RSr
Mike Melton (70), 6-0, 352, RFr
Chad Cade (68), 6-6, 327, RSr
Brad Bush (65), 6-4, 319, RSr

C
Chip Simmons (80), 6-3, 290, RJr
Chad Manning (59), 6-8, 280, Fr

DE
Bruce Alston (74), 6-3, 238, Jr
Richard Hall (72), 6-1, 260, Fr
Brendan McIntire (59), 6-2, 278, RSr

DT
Sergio Wilson (78), 6-2, 279, RSr
Jason Woods (72), 6-1, 296, Sr
Sean Kearney (68), 6-4, 291, RSr

OLB
Byron Kirby (65), 6-0, 218, RSr
Steve Lester (59), 6-3, 220, Fr
John Bowman (59), 6-4, 201, RFr
Austin Young (56), 6-4, 201, RFr
Craig Jamison (56), 6-4, 193, RFr

MLB
Clay Parks (78), 6-3, 228, Fr
Donnie Ryan (68), 6-3, 219, Sr
Harry Jamison (62), 6-2, 239, So
Anthony Dixon (59), 6-0, 217, RSr

CB
Ian Hayes (80), 6-2, 171, RSr
Mark Moore (76), 6-1, 178, So
Greg Walker (76), 5-11, 176, RJr
Mike Buckles (74), 6-2, 191, RJr
Rodney Hill (72), 6-0, 170, Fr
Brandon Cohen (62), 6-0, 186, RSr
Kyle Watson (59), 6-0, 176, RSr

FS
Jeff Smith (68), 6-2, 192, Sr
Joe Tyson (68), 6-1, 187, RSr

SS
Tom Lott (85), 6-3, 216, RSr
Jamie Carter (72), 5-11, 197, RSr
Sean Townsend (65), 6-1, 213, RJr

K
Jame Manning (72), 5-9, 172, RJr

P
Caleb Hughes (59), 6-1, 177, Jr

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2008 Boston Colonials Season Schedule

Projected Wins in Blue.

9/6 vs. Central Florida - 3:30

9/13 @ Boston College - 3:30

9/20 vs. #21 Texas Christian - 12:30

9/27 @ UCLA - 3:30

10/2 @ WEST VIRGINIA - 6:00

10/10 vs. CONNECTICUT - 6:00

10/18 @ RUTGERS - 8:00

10/25 vs. PITTSBURGH - 8:00

11/1 @ CINCINNATI - 3:30

11/14 @ SOUTH FLORIDA - 6:00

11/22 @ Notre Dame - 6:00

11/29 vs. #19 LOUISVILLE - 6:00

Projected Record: 5-7 (3-4)

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2008 Preseason Overview

Top 25
1. Oklahoma (34)
2. Ohio State (25)
3. Texas (1)
4. Southern California (1)
5. West Virginia
6. Louisiana State
7. Virginia Tech
8. Penn State
9. Florida
10. Florida State
11. Auburn
12. Miami
13. Iowa
14. Oregon
15. Nebraska
16. Tennessee
17. Georgia
18. North Carolina State
19. Louisville
20. Michigan State
21. Texas Christian
22. Colorado
23. California
24. Maryland
25. Minnesota

Others Receiving Votes: Wisconsin, South Carolina, Alabama, Oregon State, Missouri

Big East Outlook
1. #5 West Virginia
2. #19 Louisville
3. Pittsburgh
4. Cincinnati
5. Boston
6. Connecticut
7. South Florida
8. Rutgers (Rutgers is on two year probation now, too, for some reason)

Projected Conference Champions
ACC: #7 Virginia Tech
Big 10: #2 Ohio State
Big 12: #1 Oklahoma
Big East: #5 West Virginia
C-USA: Southern Mississippi
MAC: Akron
Mountain West: #21 Texas Christian
Pac-10: #4 Southern California
SEC: #6 Louisiana State
Sun Belt: Troy
WAC: Fresno State

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Week 1 Overview

Big East Scores
No Games Played

Top 25 Losses
None

Top 25
1. Oklahoma (33) (0-0)
2. Ohio State (21) (0-0)
3. Texas (4) (0-0)
4. Southern California (1) (0-0)
5. West Virginia (1) (0-0)
6. Louisiana State (1) (0-0)
7. Virginia Tech (0-0)
8. Penn State (0-0)
9. Florida (0-0)
10. Florida State (0-0)
11. Auburn (0-0)
12. Miami (0-0)
13. Iowa (0-0)
14. Oregon (0-0)
15. Nebraska (0-0)
16. Tennessee (0-0)
17. Georgia (0-0)
18. North Carolina State (0-0)
19. Louisville (0-0)
20. Michigan State (0-0)
21. Texas Christian (0-0)
22. Colorado (0-0)
23. California (0-0)
24. Maryland (0-0)
25. Minnesota (0-0)

Others Receiving Votes: Wisconsin, South Carolina, Alabama, Oregon State, Missouri, Kansas State, Utah, Akron, Georgia Tech

Big East Standings
No Games Played

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Central Florida (0-0) @ Boston (0-0)

Golden Knights Upend Boston

BOSTON, MA - UCF is one of the better mid-major teams out there, but not scoring a single touchdown against the Golden Knights is a bit embarrassing for a team that finished 9-4 and third in the Big East last season. Yet that's just what Boston did as the Colonial offense could not get into the endzone against the Golden Knights' defense.

Boston actually outgained UCF, but most of those yards occurred on the Colonials' end of the field as Boston had trouble generating much offense past midfield.

The Colonials were very much in this game and held a slim 6-3 lead at halftime with each team unable to get into the endzone. However, UCF scored on their opening possession of the third quarter and went up 10-6. Boston had many chances to go up, but a fumble and a fourth down stop in the fourth quarter were daggers to this Boston team and allowed UCF to put the icing on the cake with another touchdown to go up 17-6 with a minute left.

"Our offense was pretty bad out there," complained Coach Frizzell. "I really liked our defensive intensity and we played a heck of a game on the defensive side of the ball, but our offense was pathetic, plain and simple. We'll be doing a lot of drills with the offense this week We can't have this happen again."

Pathetic it was. The Colonials better shape up on offense before they face the likes of Boston College, Texas Christian, UCLA, and West Virgina over the next four weeks.

Central Florida - 17, Boston - 6

Box Score

1st Quarter
BOS: 26 yard field goal by Manning (3-0 BOS)

2nd Quarter
UCF: 25 yard field goal by Bradley (3-3)
BOS: 21 yard field goal by Manning (6-3 BOS)

3rd Quarter
UCF: 2 yard pass from Frazier to Ingram (10-6 UCF)

4th Quarter
UCF: 2 yard run by Smith (17-6 UCF)

Team Statistics (UCF/BOS)
First Downs: 12/16
Total Offense: 240/273
Rushes-Yards: 33-132/41-88
Comp-Att-TD: 10-13-1/14-22-0
Passing Yards: 108/185
Sacked: 1/3
Turnovers: 1/1
Total Yards: 315/338
Penalties-Yards: 2-10/1-9
T.O.P.: 12:50/15:10

Individual Statistics

Central Florida
Seth Fraizer: 10-13, 108 Yds, TD, Int
Kevin Smith: 29 Car, 124 Yds, TD
Steven Jones: 4 Rec, 44 Yds
Jesse Hodges: 10 Tkl, TFL, 2 FF, FR
Erik Anderson: 8 Tkl, 3 TFL
Chris Thompson: 6 Tkl, 2 TFL

Boston
Marques Prater: 14-22, 185 Yds
Billy Sims: 26 Car, 69 Yds
Jeff Miller: 4 Rec, 77 Yds
Sergio Wilson: 7 Tkl, 2 TFL
Donnie Ryan: 7 Tkl, TFL
Bruce Alston: 5 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sck
Clay Parks: 5 Tkl

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Week 2 Overview

Big East Scores

Central Florida - 17
Boston - 6

Connecticut - 45
Navy - 24

Marshall - 21
#5 West Virginia - 66

South Florida - 56
Buffalo - 37

Alabama A&M - 0
Cincinnati - 47

Kentucky - 7
#19 Louisville - 52

Harvard - 7
Rutgers - 50

Top 25 Losses

#20 Michigan State - 36
#23 California - 41

Top 25
1. 1. Oklahoma (39) (1-0)
2. Ohio State (21) (2-0)
3. Texas (1) (1-0)
4. Southern California (1-0)
5. West Virginia (1-0)
6. Louisiana State (1-0)
7. Virginia Tech (1-0)
8. Penn State (1-0)
9. Florida (1-0)
10. Florida State (1-0)
11. Auburn (1-0)
12. Miami (1-0)
13. Iowa (1-0)
14. Oregon (1-0)
15. Nebraska (1-0)
16. Tennessee (1-0)
17. Georgia (1-0)
18. North Carolina State (1-0)
19. Louisville (1-0)
20. Texas Christian (1-0)
21. California (1-0)
22. Colorado (1-0)
23. Maryland (1-0)
24. Minnesota (1-0)
25. Wisconsin (1-0)

Others Receiving Votes: Michigan State, South Carolina, Alabama, Oregon State, Missouri, Kansas State, Utah, Duke

Dropped Out: #20 Michigan State

Big East Standings
1. #5 West Virginia 1-0 (0-0)
2. #19 Louisville 1-0 (0-0)
3. Cincinnati 1-0 (0-0)
4. Connecticut 1-0 (0-0)
5. Rutgers 1-0 (0-0)
6. South Florida 1-0 (0-0)
7. Pittsburgh 0-0 (0-0)
8. Boston 0-1 (0-0)

[Watson]

Re: Week 2 Overview

how is BC a projected win and TCU is not?