Boston Colonials (NCAA 07)

[superjames1992]

Week 9 Overview

Big East Scores

Boston - 14
Cincinnati - 36

Connecticut - 28
Rutgers - 14

Top 25 Losses

#22 Clemson - 20
#17 Virginia Tech - 38

#1 Texas - 49
#20 Texas Tech - 13

#14 Oklahoma - 3
Missouri - 30

#15 Notre Dame - 18
Navy - 21

#7 Florida - 37
#18 Georgia - 3

#12 Miami - 31
Georgia Tech - 52

Top 25
1. Texas (40) (9-0)
2. Southern California (21) (7-0)
3. Ohio State (8-1)
4. West Virginia (7-0)
5. Michigan (9-0)
6. Florida (7-1)
7. Louisiana State (7-1)
8. Louisville (7-0)
9. California (8-0)
10. Auburn (8-1)
11. Florida State (7-1)
12. Texas Christian (7-0)
13. Nebraska (7-2)
14. Virginia Tech (7-1)
15. Penn State (6-3)
16. Miami (6-2)
17. Boise State (8-0)
18. Alabama (7-2)
19. Georgia (7-2)
20. Iowa (6-3)
21. Oklahoma (5-3)
22. Arizona State (5-3)
23. Wisconsin (8-1)
24. Texas Tech (6-3)
25. UCLA (6-2)

Others Receiving Votes: Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Clemson, Missouri, South Carolina, Notre Dame, North Carolina State, Connecticut, South Florida

Dropped Out: #15 Notre Dame, #22 Clemson

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

[superjames1992]

Week 10 Overview

Big East Scores

#4 West Virginia - 39
#8 Louisville - 20

Pittsburgh - 13
South Florida - 20

Top 25 Losses

#4 West Virginia - 39
#8 Louisville - 20

#22 Arizona State - 15
Oregon State - 27

#25 UCLA - 17
#9 California - 31

#15 Penn State - 21
#23 Wisconsin - 18

#14 Virginia Tech - 19
#16 Miami - 31

Top 25
1. Texas (40) (10-0)
2. Southern California (8-0)
3. West Virginia (8-0) - #4 in BCS
4. Ohio State (9-1) - #3 in BCS
5. Michigan (10-0)
6. Florida (8-1)
7. Louisiana State (8-1)
8. California (9-0)
9. Auburn (9-1)
10. Florida State (8-1)
11. Texas Christian (8-0)
12. Louisville (7-1)
13. Nebraska (8-2)
14. Penn State (7-3)
15. Miami (7-2)
16. Boise State (9-0)
17. Alabama (8-2)
18. Georgia (8-2)
19. Virginia Tech (7-2)
20. Iowa (7-3)
21. Oklahoma (6-3)
22. Texas Tech (7-3)
23. Georgia Tech (6-3)
24. Wisconsin (8-2)
25. Clemson (7-3)

Others Receiving Votes: South Carolina, UCLA, Notre Dame, South Florida, Connecticut

Dropped Out: #22 Arizona State, #25 UCLA

Big East Standings
1. #3 West Virginia 8-0 (3-0)
2. South Florida 8-1 (3-1)
3. #12 Louisville 7-1 (2-1)
4. Connecticut 7-1 (2-1)
5. Pittsburgh 7-2 (2-2)
6. Cincinnati 4-5 (2-2)
7. Rutgers 4-4 (0-3)
8. Boston 2-7 (0-4)

[superjames1992]

Boston (2-7) @ South Florida (8-1)

Another Game, Another Huge Loss

TAMPA, FL - Another game equals another loss for the Boston Colonials as they drop to a horrid 2-8 (0-5) on the year with only two games remaining on the schedule. They took on a very surprising South Florida team that sported a 8-1 record entering the game.

Boston was never really in the game as South Florida was simply too good. Chad Kemp returned to the lineup and played relatively well, but three three costly picks. He was injured for a quarter in the second half when he went down with a pinched nerve. "He won't stop getting injured. It's ridiculous!" exclaimed Coach Frizzell.

Pick-machine Marques Prater came in to go 0-3 with an interception before Coach Frizzell gave up on the game and just decided to run the clock out on the ground.

Boston's defense was horrible as usual and gave up many huge plays. The offense's seven turnovers certainly did not help out the defense any, however.

South Florida - 62, Boston - 21

BOS: 07-07-07-00
USF: 14-10-21-17

Box Score

1st Quarter
USF: 70 yard run by Macklin (7-0 USF)
BOS: 8 yard pass from Kemp to Harley (7-7)
USF: 6 yard run by Macklin (14-7 USF)

2nd Quarter
USF: 71 yard interception return by Thompson (21-7 USF)
USF: 41 yard field goal by Roberts (24-7 USF)
BOS: 5 yard run by Harley (24-14 USF)

3rd Quarter
USF: 17 yard pass from Macklin to Ross (31-14 USF)
BOS: 3 yard pass from Kemp to Johnson (31-21 USF)
USF: 88 yard run by Knoz (38-21 USF)
USF: 29 yard pass from Macklin to Nichols (45-21 USF)

4th Quarter
USF: 37 yard pass from Macklin to Vincent (52-21 USF)
USF: 48 yard field goal by Roberts (55-21 USF)
USF: 38 yard run by Hickman (62-21 USF)

Team Statistics (BOS/USF)
First Downs: 25/12
Total Offense: 455/398
Rushes-Yards: 40-121/21-249
Comp-Att-TD: 24-46-2/8-12-3
Passing Yards: 334/149
Sacked: 4/3
Turnovers: 7/1
Total Yards: 620/475
Penalties-Yards: 4-55/5-45
T.O.P.: 18:46/9:14

Individual Statistics

Boston
Chad Lemp: 24-42, 334 Yds, 2 TD, 3 Int
Marques Prater: 0-3, 0 Yds, Int
Billy Sims: 11 Car, 60 Yds, 2 Rec, 69 Yds
Joe Harley: 8 Rec, 111 Yds, TD
Andrew O'Brian: 3 Rec, 55 Yds
Jamie Carter: 4 Tkl
Jamil O'Brien: 3 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sck

South Florida
Joe Macklin: 7-11, 136 Yds, 3 TD, Int, 6 Car, 70 Yds, 2 TD
Ken Fluellen: 1-1, 13 Yds
Brad Knox: 4 Car, 107 Yds, TD
Ron Hickman: 2 Car, 40 Yds, TD
Tom Vincent: 2 Rec, 46 Yds
Matt Barnett: 8 Tkl, FF
DeShawn Barber: 7 Tkl, TFL, Int
Eric Thompson: 6 Tkl, 2 TFL, Int, TD

[superjames1992]

Week 11 Overview

Big East Scores

Boston - 21
South Florida - 62

#12 Louisville - 24
Rutgers - 20

Cincinnati - 27
#3 West Virginia - 48

Pittsburgh - 36
Connecticut - 13

Top 25 Losses

#17 Alabama - 31
#7 Louisiana State - 19

#24 Wisconsin - 21
#20 Iowa - 35

North Carolina State - 47
#25 Clemson - 31

#18 Georgia - 28
#9 Auburn - 25

#22 Texas Tech - 24
#21 Oklahoma - 45

Top 25
1. Texas (39) (11-0)
2. Southern California (21) (9-0)
3. West Virginia (1) (9-0) - #4 in BCS
4. Michigan (11-0) - #3 in BCS
5. Ohio State (10-1)
6. Florida (9-1)
7. California (10-0)
8. Florida State (9-1)
9. Texas Christian (9-0)
10. Louisville (8-1)
11. Nebraska (9-2)
12. Louisiana State (8-2)
13. Alabama (9-2)
14. Penn State (8-3)
15. Miami (8-2)
16. Georgia (9-2)
17. Auburn (9-2)
18. Boise State (10-0)
19. Virginia Tech (8-2)
20. Iowa (8-3)
21. Oklahoma (7-3)
22. Georgia Tech (7-3)
23. UCLA (7-3)
24. Notre Dame (6-4)
25. South Florida (9-1)

Others Receiving Votes: Pittsburgh, South Carolina, North Carolina State, Wisconsin, Houston

Dropped Out: #22 Texas Tech, #24 Wisconsin, #25 Clemson

Big East Standings
1. #3 West Virginia 9-0 (4-0)
2. #25 South Florida 9-1 (4-1)
3. #10 Louisville 8-1 (3-1)
4. Pittsburgh 8-2 (3-2)
5. Connecticut 7-2 (2-2)
6. Cincinnati 4-6 (2-3)
7. Rutgers 4-5 (0-4)
8. Boston 2-8 (0-5)

[ThePebble19]

Re: Week 11 Overview

Oh man...You are telling me Syracuse got the death penalty for luring recruits with all sorts of nasty?

How bad is it for my Orange when they can't even get good recruits when they pay them?

[superjames1992]

Re: Week 11 Overview

Oh man...You are telling me Syracuse got the death penalty for luring recruits with all sorts of nasty?

How bad is it for my Orange when they can't even get good recruits when they pay them?

Haha, yeah, LOL! I just needed to come up with a way to get rid of a team from the Big East. The reason I picked Syracuse is that I really don't like playing in the Carrier Dome. I hate playing there in the game. It just doesn't look right to me.

Thanks for following as usual!

[crques]

Re: Boston (2-7) @ South Florida (8-1)

Another Game, Another Huge Loss


South Florida - 62, Boston - 21

BOS: 07-07-07-00
USF: 14-10-21-17

So where does your defense rank nationally? I would say you are definitely last in ppg given up. Ouch.....rough season. At least Cincy only hung 36 on you. LOL

[superjames1992]

Re: Boston (2-7) @ South Florida (8-1)

So where does your defense rank nationally? I would say you are definitely last in ppg given up. Ouch.....rough season. At least Cincy only hung 36 on you. LOL

Here are my defensive rankings:

Defensive Rankings (NCAA/Big East)
Total Yards: 449.3 (117th/8th)
Passing: 242.4 (91st/8th)
Rushing: 206.9 (119th/8th)
Points: 55.6 (119th/8th...OUCH)
Sacks: 21 (T-70th/5th)
Interceptions: 7 (T-111th/8th)
Fumbles Recovered: 5 (T-82nd/T-5th)
Redzone Attempts: 45 (T-42nd/4th)
Redzone TD: 23 (T-65th/T-6th)
Redzone FG: 11 (T-110th/7th)
Rezone Scoring: 97% (119th/8th...OUCH)

And I have thrown 33 interceptions, lost 21 fumbles, and turned the ball over a total of 54 times, all worst in the NCAA. Also, my turnover differential is -4.20, last, as well, in the NCAA...

[superjames1992]

Connecticut (7-2) @ Boston (2-8)

Kemp Injured Again on Senior Day

BOSTON, MA - Kemp gets injured almost every game it seems. Now, he is out for 12 weeks for the rest of the season. "I've never seen someone who gets injured so often," beamed Coach Frizzell about Kemp's injury troubles.

A 66 yard Hail Mary touchdown reception with time expiring before halftime made it a two touchdown Huskies lead at the break and killed the Colonials' confidence.

Boston played a fairly decent game, but still lost by a considerable margin as they Colonials drop to a disappointing 2-9 (0-6). They will have their final chance at a win in Big East play in Piscataway against Rutgers next week.

Connecticut - 52, Boston - 28

UConn: 07-21-14-10
BOS: 00-14-00-14

Box Score

1st Quarter
UConn: 1 yard run by Johnson (7-0 UConn)
UConn: 42 yard run by Johnson (14-0 UConn)

2nd Quarter
BOS: 1 yard run by Kemp (14-7 UConn)
UConn: 58 yard run by Johnson (21-7 UConn)
BOS: 28 yard pass from Kemp to Sims (21-14 UConn)
UConn: 66 yard pass from Neal to Mason (28-14 Uconn)

3rd Quarter
UConn: 63 yard run by Johnson (35-14 UConn)
UConn: 41 yard pass from Neal to Marshall (42-14 UConn)

4th Quarter
UConn: 33 yard field goal (45-14 UConn)
BOS: 70 yard run by Sims (45-21 UConn)
UConn: 37 yard run by Bentley (52-21 UConn)
BOS: 2 yard run by Washington (52-28 UConn)

Team Statistics (UConn/BOS)
First Downs: 18/20
Total Offense: 538/365
Rushes-Yards: 27-340/30-172
Comp-Att-TD: 12-19-2/21-38-1
Passing Yards: 198/193
Sacked: 2/4
Turnovers: 1/1
Total Yards: 660/518
Penalties-Yards: 5-40/4-16
T.O.P.: 11:23/16:37

Individual Statistics

Connecticut
Adrian Neal: 11-14, 190 Yds, 2 TD, 3 Car, 9 Yds
Junior Mitchell: 1-5, 8 Yds, 2 Car, 12 Yds
Jermaine Johnson: 18 Car, 260 Yds, 4 TD
Alonzo Betley: 2 Car, 51 Yds, TD
Edward Mason: 2 Rec, 74 Yds, TD
Michael Marshall: 2 Rec, 61 Yds, TD
Pat White: 7 Tkl, TFL, Sck (Just random created name, LOL)
Kevin Moore: 5 Tkl, 2 TFL, 2 Sck

Boston
Chad Kemp: 14-29, 154 Yds, TD, 8 Car, 23 Yds, TD
Marques Prater: 7-9, 39 Yds, Int
Billy Sims: 12 Car, 100 Yds, TD, 2 Rec, 40 Yds, TD
Jay Washington: 2 Car, 24 Yds, TD
Joe Harley: 5 Rec, 58 Yds
Khalif Fitzhugh: 5 Rec, 49 Yds
Jamie Carter: 5 Tkl
Andrew Christian: 4 Tkl, TFL

[canning027]

Re: Boston Colonials (NCAA 07)

Tough first season, but I see greatness coming quickly to Boston. And even though you're 2-9 that means you just have one more game then you get to start recruiting and making your defense a whole lot better

[superjames1992]

Week 12 Overview

Big East Scores

Connecticut - 52
Boston - 28

#3 West Virginia - 23
Pittsburgh - 20

Rutgers - 17
Cincinnati - 15

#25 South Florida - 6
#10 Louisville - 34

Top 25 Losses

#4 Michigan - 34
#5 Ohio State - 26

Western Michigan - 22
#8 Florida State - 14

#7 California - 38
#2 Southern California - 14

#25 South Florida - 6
#10 Louisville - 34

#17 Auburn - 34
#13 Alabama - 20

Top 25
1. Texas (38) (11-0)
2. Michigan (21) (12-0)
3. West Virginia (1) (10-0) - #4 in BCS
4. California (1) (11-0) - #3 in BCS
5. Florida (10-1)
6. Southern California (9-1)
7. Texas Christian (10-0)
8. Louisville (9-1)
9. Ohio State (10-2)
10. Nebraska (9-2)
11. Louisiana State (9-2)
12. Penn State (9-2)
13. Auburn (10-2)
14. Miami (9-2)
15. Georgia (9-2)
16. Boise State (11-0)
17. Florida State (9-2)
18. Virginia Tech (9-2)
19. Iowa (9-3)
20. Oklahoma (8-3)
21. Alabama (9-3)
22. Georgia Tech (8-3)
23. UCLA (8-3)
24. Notre Dame (7-4)
25. South Carolina (8-3)

Others Receiving Votes: North Carolina State, Wisconsin, South Florida, Houston, Pittsburgh, Texas Tech, Missouri, Clemson

Dropped Out: #25 South Florida

Big East Standings
1. #3 West Virginia 10-0 (5-0)
2. #8 Louisville 9-1 (4-1)
3. South Florida 9-2 (4-2)
4. Connecticut 8-2 (3-2)
5. Pittsburgh 8-3 (3-3)
6. Cincinnati 4-7 (2-4)
7. Rutgers 5-5 (1-4)
8. Boston 2-9 (0-6)

[superjames1992]

Re: Boston Colonials (NCAA 07)

Tough first season, but I see greatness coming quickly to Boston. And even though you're 2-9 that means you just have one more game then you get to start recruiting and making your defense a whole lot better

Oh yeah, I can't wait to get some new defensive players in here!!!

Thanks for following!

[superjames1992]

In-Season Recruit Signings

Signed Players

Mark Moore - CB - Montclair, NJ - 3* (7)
6-1, 177
40 Time: 4.35
Field Awareness: C-
Vertical: 41.0"
Hands: A-
Bench: 215
Squat: 350
Notes: 4.35 40 time means needed speed will be coming to Boston in the secondary!

Mike Melton - G - Scotch Plains, NJ - 3* (11)
6-0, 347
40 Time: 5.41
Field Awareness: C+
Vertical: 26.2"
Bench: 520
Squat: 680
Notes: Big strong guy with lots of potential. He should help the sub-par offensive line out a lot.

[crques]

Re: In-Season Recruit Signings

Signed Players

Mark Moore - CB - 6-1, 177 - 3*
Notes: 4.35 40 time means needed speed will be coming to Boston in the secondary!

Mike Melton - G - 6-0, 347 - 3*
Notes: Big strong guy with lots of potential. He should help the sub-par offensive line out a lot.

Congrats on the CB signing!!! I'm assuming he won't be redshirting? LOL I've noticed that whenever I create a cupcake team, the line is usually what takes the longest to build. I'm sure a 347 lb. guard will help some.

[superjames1992]

Re: In-Season Recruit Signings

Congrats on the CB signing!!! I'm assuming he won't be redshirting? LOL I've noticed that whenever I create a cupcake team, the line is usually what takes the longest to build. I'm sure a 347 lb. guard will help some.

Yeah, I can't wait to get next year's recruits on the field. No way my CB is redshirting!!! He'll probably be my #1 starter next year!