NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

[Shadow]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I am interested because u seem to have a good dynasty going on.

[Psyblast]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I am interested....too bad no one's interested in mine...

[Psyblast]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I am interested....too bad no one's interested in mine...

[Psyblast]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I am interested....too bad no one's interested in mine...

[Karlos05]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I'm intrested you should keep it going

[Karlos05]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I'm intrested you should keep it going

[Karlos05]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I'm intrested you should keep it going

[LiquidCrash]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I agree, this is interesting. Definately keep it going.

[LiquidCrash]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I agree, this is interesting. Definately keep it going.

[LiquidCrash]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

I agree, this is interesting. Definately keep it going.

[Bonez420]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

Okay, cool. Thanks for the responses guys. Didn't know if I should just wait until I start my Madden franchise or whatever. I have played 2 games since my computer first crashed, and done a lot of stuff in between because the games were the Houston Bowl and the first game of the new season. Updates coming soon. Either that, or one big update.

Thanks again for the responses.

[Bonez420]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

Okay, cool. Thanks for the responses guys. Didn't know if I should just wait until I start my Madden franchise or whatever. I have played 2 games since my computer first crashed, and done a lot of stuff in between because the games were the Houston Bowl and the first game of the new season. Updates coming soon. Either that, or one big update.

Thanks again for the responses.

[Bonez420]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

Okay, cool. Thanks for the responses guys. Didn't know if I should just wait until I start my Madden franchise or whatever. I have played 2 games since my computer first crashed, and done a lot of stuff in between because the games were the Houston Bowl and the first game of the new season. Updates coming soon. Either that, or one big update.

Thanks again for the responses.

[Bonez420]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

HOUSTON BOWL
Houston (10-2) vs Missouri (6-6)

The coach couldn't have been more dead on in his pre-game fears. Missouri, unfortunately for Houston, came to play and to prove a point. In the first quarter, FS Nix left the game with a mild concussion. There were a few scoring opportunities missed by both sides, but at the end of the quarter, it was still 0-0. The highlight would have to be Senior TE Chance Brown breaking the NCAA career record for receptions (he would finish at 346 for his career). The second quarter yielded only more defense as we went into the half tied at zero. The third quarter saw some excellent punts. It also saw Aaron Anderson throw an interception at the Houston 23 yard line. This made the coach bring in Cory Cooper for the rest of the game. Did Mizzou score? No... Webster stopped that from happening with an interception returned to the UH 28 yard line. Just before the third quarter ended, FS Jeremy Duncan broke his collarbone. We headed to the fourth with nobody having gotten into the endzone. Mizzou quickly ended the dry spell in the fourth quarter, scoring a touchdown with their HB Allen. A Cory Cooper interception gave them the ball back at the U of H 20 yard line and it was soon 14-0. With 4:07 left to play, John Thorburn took a 40 yard pass from Cory Cooper to the house to make it 14-7. Both defenses held strong and eventually Houston got a final chance with 34 seconds left, but a hail mary that was knocked down gave Mizzou the upset.

FINAL: Mizzou upsets Houston 14-7
Greatness Score: 404

SEASON'S END
NCAA Rank: #27
Record: 10-3
FS Jason Nix was awarded the Thorpe Award
Coach Dean McMullen (Houston) was awarded Coach of the Year

National Champion: Virginia Tech

[Bonez420]

Re: NCAA 2004: Prestige to Challenge

HOUSTON BOWL
Houston (10-2) vs Missouri (6-6)

The coach couldn't have been more dead on in his pre-game fears. Missouri, unfortunately for Houston, came to play and to prove a point. In the first quarter, FS Nix left the game with a mild concussion. There were a few scoring opportunities missed by both sides, but at the end of the quarter, it was still 0-0. The highlight would have to be Senior TE Chance Brown breaking the NCAA career record for receptions (he would finish at 346 for his career). The second quarter yielded only more defense as we went into the half tied at zero. The third quarter saw some excellent punts. It also saw Aaron Anderson throw an interception at the Houston 23 yard line. This made the coach bring in Cory Cooper for the rest of the game. Did Mizzou score? No... Webster stopped that from happening with an interception returned to the UH 28 yard line. Just before the third quarter ended, FS Jeremy Duncan broke his collarbone. We headed to the fourth with nobody having gotten into the endzone. Mizzou quickly ended the dry spell in the fourth quarter, scoring a touchdown with their HB Allen. A Cory Cooper interception gave them the ball back at the U of H 20 yard line and it was soon 14-0. With 4:07 left to play, John Thorburn took a 40 yard pass from Cory Cooper to the house to make it 14-7. Both defenses held strong and eventually Houston got a final chance with 34 seconds left, but a hail mary that was knocked down gave Mizzou the upset.

FINAL: Mizzou upsets Houston 14-7
Greatness Score: 404

SEASON'S END
NCAA Rank: #27
Record: 10-3
FS Jason Nix was awarded the Thorpe Award
Coach Dean McMullen (Houston) was awarded Coach of the Year

National Champion: Virginia Tech