Colorado Tech Toros combined dynasty

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THE TORO TIMES

Week 6 in Review

TURNOVERS THE DIFFERENCE AS #23 CTU STUNS #4 OKLAHOMA
Toros pathetic D comes up big

Norman, OK (AP) - It was a rainy day in Norman and before the game both coaches knew that throwing the football might be a problem. Yet it was Bob Stoops' love of the pass which may have cost his team the game. Senior QB Rhett Bomar threw the ball 45 times while featured back Tashard Choice ran the ball just 10 times. Bomar was unable to complete much, finishing with just 21 completions on his 45 passes. Toros coach Jim Macklin took a different approach, throwing the ball just 29 times while pounding it out with big true freshman RB Roberto Scott who finished with a career high 38 carries for 113 yards.

The big leg of Sooners kicker Robert Gaffney got the home team on the board as he legged out a 43 yard FG. The Toros would respond as they pounded the ball methodically down the field setting up Roberto Scott's 2 yard plunge to give the Toros the lead. The second quarter started with the first of 4 Matt Sapp field goals on the night as the Toros extended their lead to 7. The Sooners would soon tie it up as Bomar hooked up with his main target Adam Gilbert who broke the tackle from Toros cornerback Rex McCray and busted out for a 54 yard TD play. The Toros would get the ball back once more in the half and had the ball with 1st and goal at the Sooners 3 with 30 seconds left and 2 timeouts, but the Toros tried to pound it in with Roberto Scott and fullback Chauncey Polk, to no avail as they were forced to settle for a Matt Sapp field goal as time expired in the half.

Another Matt Sapp field goal opened the scoring in the second half as the Toros climbed to a 6 point advantage. Rhett Bomar would drive the home squad all the way to the Bulls 2 yard line before hooking up with running back Tashard Choice giving the Sooners a 1 point edge. On the ensuing kickoff, senior returner Justin Malloy took the ball into Sooners territory. Wally McCoy then marched his troops into the 10 yard line for a 3rd down play. McCoy made one of several bad decisions on the night and threw the ball right into the hands of Sooners safety Tiger Lake who took the ball back to the Sooners 30 yard line. From there, Rhett Bomar would take his team to the 2 yard line again where a handoff to Tashard Choice would find paydirt and give the Sooners an 8 point cushion heading into the final quarter.

The teams traded punts before Wally McCoy was finally able to produce something on offense as he hit Justin Malloy for a 20 yard score bringing the Toros into a potential gametying situation. On the two point conversion, Wally McCoy called the option but was wrapped up before he could reach the endzone or option it to the running back. The Toros faced an uphill battle down 2 with under 5 minutes left against one of the top teams in the country. On a 2nd down play at their own 31 yard line, Sooners QB Rhett Bomar threw a strike intended for wide reciever Sandy Horner, but it was picked off by the true freshman cornerback Rex McCray. McCray saw nothing but green in front of him as he marched 40 yards down the field for his first career touchdown. Matt Sapp would add a late field goal to put the icing on the cake, but it was the clutch play of Rex McCray that demoralized the Sooners to the point of defeating them before the game was over. The Sooners now pick up their heads as they welcome the rival Texas Longhorns for the annual Red River Shootout. For the Toros, they host their first game since week 2 when the Nebraska Cornhuskers come to town in what is sure to be a high-scoring affair.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	 F
CTU	  7	  6	  3	 17	33
OU	  3	  7	 14	  0	24

1st Quarter
OU - 43 yard FG Robert Gaffney
CTU - 2 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)

2nd Quarter
CTU - 26 yard FG Matt Sapp
OU - 54 yard pass Rhett Bomar to Adam Gilbert (Gaffney Kick)
CTU - 21 yard FG Matt Sapp

3rd Quarter
CTU - 43 yard FG Matt Sapp
OU - 2 yard pass Rhett Bomar to Tashard Choice (Gaffney Kick)
OU - 3 yard run Tashard Choice (Gaffney Kick)

4th Quarter
CTU - 20 yard pass Wally McCoy to Justin Malloy (Conversion failed)
CTU - 41 yard INT return by Rex McCray (McCoy pass to McCall for 2-point conversion)
CTU - 37 yard FG Matt Sapp

STATS

Passing		TEAM	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Rhett Bomar	  OU	 21	 45	290	 2	 2
Wally McCoy	 CTU	 14	 29	224 	 1	 2

Rushing		TEAM	ATT	YDS	TD
Roberto Scott	 CTU	 38	113	 1
Tashard Choice	  OU	 10	 45	 1

Receiving	TEAM	REC	YDS	TD
Adam Gilbert	  OU	  8	190	 1
Justin Malloy	 CTU	  6	110	 1

[b]Notable Week 6 NCAA scores[/b]	      [b]Big 12 Games[/b]

#6  West Virginia	 7		    Baylor		33
#2  Virginia Tech	26		    Texas		32

    Nevada		44	    	    Kansas		42
    UNLV		52 (4OT)    	    Nebraska		49
[I]UNLV wins the Fremont Cannon[/i]

    Navy		17		    Iowa State		54
    Air Force		10		    Oklahoma State	45
[i]Navy improves to 1-0 in the Battle
for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy[/i]
					
#24 Tennessee		28		   #22 Kansas State	10
#7  Auburn		45		   #14 Texas A&M   	45 	
			    					
    Wisconsin		24		       Colorado		21		    
#10 Michigan		 6		       Missouri		44

   [b]Coaches Poll[/b]					    		[b]Media Poll[/b]
TW	LW	TEAM					TW	LW	TEAM		
1	1	Ohio State				1	1	Ohio State
2	2	Virginia Tech				2	2	Virginia Tech	
3	3	Florida State				3	3	Florida State
4	5	LSU					4	5	LSU
5	7	Auburn					5	7	USC
6	8	USC					6	8	North Texas
7	9	NC State				7	9	Auburn
8	11	South Carolina				8	10	NC State
9	13	Iowa State				9	11	South Carolina
10	12	Oregon State				10	12	Oregon State
11	6	West Virginia				11	4	Oklahoma
12	4	Oklahoma				12	6	West Virginia
13	14	Texas A&M				13	14	Iowa State
14	15	Notre Dame				[b]14	22	COLORADO TECH[/b]
15	16	Houston					15	15	Texas A&M
16	17	Iowa					16	16	Notre Dame
17	18	North Texas				17	17	Houston
18	19	Pittsburgh				18	19	Pittsburgh
[b]19	23	COLORADO TECH[/b]				19	18	Iowa
20	20	Miami (FL)				20	20	Miami (FL)
21	21	Maryland				21	21	Maryland
22	10	Michigan				22	24	UAB
23	UNR	Oregon					23	13	Michigan
24	22	Kansas State				24	UNR	Missouri
25	UNR 	Nebraska				25	UNR	Nebraska

DROPPED OUT: #24 Tennessee, #25 Michigan State 		DROPPED OUT: #23 Michigan State, #25 Kansas State

WEEK 7
#25 Nebraska (2-0) @ #19 COLORADO TECH (3-1) - 6:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS ROCKY MOUNTAIN)
Expect the scoreboard to work overtime this afternoon as the nation's #1 offense (Nebraska) collides with the nation's #4 offense (Colorado Tech), furthermore Nebraska has the worst defense in division 1 (119th out of 119) while Colorado Tech is not far behind in that regard either (114th).

WEEK 7 GAME OF THE WEEK
#4 LSU @ #14 Notre Dame - 3:30 PM ET (NBC)
The prestigious Fighting Irish program looks to come off their week 6 bye with a strong showing against the visitors from Baton Rouge. The Tigers could suffer a serious dent to their title aspirations with a loss this afternoon.

Other Notable Week 7 Games
#2 Virginia Tech @ Wake Forest - 12:30 PM ET (ABC)
Tennessee @ #8 South Carolina - 8:00 PM ET (CBS)
#13 Texas A&M @ #9 Iowa State - 8:00 PM ET (ABC)
#24 Kansas State @ Kansas - 12:30 PM ET (FOX SPORTS MIDWEST) - The Battle for the Governor's Cup
Penn State @ Minnesota - 3:30 PM ET (ESPNPLUS+) - The Battle for the Governor's Victory Bell
Southern Methodist @ Rice - 3:30 PM ET (FOX SPORTS SOUTHWEST) - The Battle for the Mayor's Cup
Texas @ #12 Oklahoma - 6:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS NET) - Red River Shootout
Marshall @ Ohio - 8:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS OHIO) - Battle for the Bell

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Re: Colorado Tech Toros combined dynasty

THE TORO TIMES

Week 6 in Review

TURNOVERS THE DIFFERENCE AS #23 CTU STUNS #4 OKLAHOMA
Toros pathetic D comes up big

Norman, OK (AP) - It was a rainy day in Norman and before the game both coaches knew that throwing the football might be a problem. Yet it was Bob Stoops' love of the pass which may have cost his team the game. Senior QB Rhett Bomar threw the ball 45 times while featured back Tashard Choice ran the ball just 10 times. Bomar was unable to complete much, finishing with just 21 completions on his 45 passes. Toros coach Jim Macklin took a different approach, throwing the ball just 29 times while pounding it out with big true freshman RB Roberto Scott who finished with a career high 38 carries for 113 yards.

The big leg of Sooners kicker Robert Gaffney got the home team on the board as he legged out a 43 yard FG. The Toros would respond as they pounded the ball methodically down the field setting up Roberto Scott's 2 yard plunge to give the Toros the lead. The second quarter started with the first of 4 Matt Sapp field goals on the night as the Toros extended their lead to 7. The Sooners would soon tie it up as Bomar hooked up with his main target Adam Gilbert who broke the tackle from Toros cornerback Rex McCray and busted out for a 54 yard TD play. The Toros would get the ball back once more in the half and had the ball with 1st and goal at the Sooners 3 with 30 seconds left and 2 timeouts, but the Toros tried to pound it in with Roberto Scott and fullback Chauncey Polk, to no avail as they were forced to settle for a Matt Sapp field goal as time expired in the half.

Another Matt Sapp field goal opened the scoring in the second half as the Toros climbed to a 6 point advantage. Rhett Bomar would drive the home squad all the way to the Bulls 2 yard line before hooking up with running back Tashard Choice giving the Sooners a 1 point edge. On the ensuing kickoff, senior returner Justin Malloy took the ball into Sooners territory. Wally McCoy then marched his troops into the 10 yard line for a 3rd down play. McCoy made one of several bad decisions on the night and threw the ball right into the hands of Sooners safety Tiger Lake who took the ball back to the Sooners 30 yard line. From there, Rhett Bomar would take his team to the 2 yard line again where a handoff to Tashard Choice would find paydirt and give the Sooners an 8 point cushion heading into the final quarter.

The teams traded punts before Wally McCoy was finally able to produce something on offense as he hit Justin Malloy for a 20 yard score bringing the Toros into a potential gametying situation. On the two point conversion, Wally McCoy called the option but was wrapped up before he could reach the endzone or option it to the running back. The Toros faced an uphill battle down 2 with under 5 minutes left against one of the top teams in the country. On a 2nd down play at their own 31 yard line, Sooners QB Rhett Bomar threw a strike intended for wide reciever Sandy Horner, but it was picked off by the true freshman cornerback Rex McCray. McCray saw nothing but green in front of him as he marched 40 yards down the field for his first career touchdown. Matt Sapp would add a late field goal to put the icing on the cake, but it was the clutch play of Rex McCray that demoralized the Sooners to the point of defeating them before the game was over. The Sooners now pick up their heads as they welcome the rival Texas Longhorns for the annual Red River Shootout. For the Toros, they host their first game since week 2 when the Nebraska Cornhuskers come to town in what is sure to be a high-scoring affair.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	 F
CTU	  7	  6	  3	 17	33
OU	  3	  7	 14	  0	24

1st Quarter
OU - 43 yard FG Robert Gaffney
CTU - 2 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)

2nd Quarter
CTU - 26 yard FG Matt Sapp
OU - 54 yard pass Rhett Bomar to Adam Gilbert (Gaffney Kick)
CTU - 21 yard FG Matt Sapp

3rd Quarter
CTU - 43 yard FG Matt Sapp
OU - 2 yard pass Rhett Bomar to Tashard Choice (Gaffney Kick)
OU - 3 yard run Tashard Choice (Gaffney Kick)

4th Quarter
CTU - 20 yard pass Wally McCoy to Justin Malloy (Conversion failed)
CTU - 41 yard INT return by Rex McCray (McCoy pass to McCall for 2-point conversion)
CTU - 37 yard FG Matt Sapp

STATS

Passing		TEAM	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Rhett Bomar	  OU	 21	 45	290	 2	 2
Wally McCoy	 CTU	 14	 29	224 	 1	 2

Rushing		TEAM	ATT	YDS	TD
Roberto Scott	 CTU	 38	113	 1
Tashard Choice	  OU	 10	 45	 1

Receiving	TEAM	REC	YDS	TD
Adam Gilbert	  OU	  8	190	 1
Justin Malloy	 CTU	  6	110	 1

[b]Notable Week 6 NCAA scores[/b]	      [b]Big 12 Games[/b]

#6  West Virginia	 7		    Baylor		33
#2  Virginia Tech	26		    Texas		32

    Nevada		44	    	    Kansas		42
    UNLV		52 (4OT)    	    Nebraska		49
[I]UNLV wins the Fremont Cannon[/i]

    Navy		17		    Iowa State		54
    Air Force		10		    Oklahoma State	45
[i]Navy improves to 1-0 in the Battle
for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy[/i]
					
#24 Tennessee		28		   #22 Kansas State	10
#7  Auburn		45		   #14 Texas A&M   	45 	
			    					
    Wisconsin		24		       Colorado		21		    
#10 Michigan		 6		       Missouri		44

   [b]Coaches Poll[/b]					    		[b]Media Poll[/b]
TW	LW	TEAM					TW	LW	TEAM		
1	1	Ohio State				1	1	Ohio State
2	2	Virginia Tech				2	2	Virginia Tech	
3	3	Florida State				3	3	Florida State
4	5	LSU					4	5	LSU
5	7	Auburn					5	7	USC
6	8	USC					6	8	North Texas
7	9	NC State				7	9	Auburn
8	11	South Carolina				8	10	NC State
9	13	Iowa State				9	11	South Carolina
10	12	Oregon State				10	12	Oregon State
11	6	West Virginia				11	4	Oklahoma
12	4	Oklahoma				12	6	West Virginia
13	14	Texas A&M				13	14	Iowa State
14	15	Notre Dame				[b]14	22	COLORADO TECH[/b]
15	16	Houston					15	15	Texas A&M
16	17	Iowa					16	16	Notre Dame
17	18	North Texas				17	17	Houston
18	19	Pittsburgh				18	19	Pittsburgh
[b]19	23	COLORADO TECH[/b]				19	18	Iowa
20	20	Miami (FL)				20	20	Miami (FL)
21	21	Maryland				21	21	Maryland
22	10	Michigan				22	24	UAB
23	UNR	Oregon					23	13	Michigan
24	22	Kansas State				24	UNR	Missouri
25	UNR 	Nebraska				25	UNR	Nebraska

DROPPED OUT: #24 Tennessee, #25 Michigan State 		DROPPED OUT: #23 Michigan State, #25 Kansas State

WEEK 7
#25 Nebraska (2-0) @ #19 COLORADO TECH (3-1) - 6:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS ROCKY MOUNTAIN)
Expect the scoreboard to work overtime this afternoon as the nation's #1 offense (Nebraska) collides with the nation's #4 offense (Colorado Tech), furthermore Nebraska has the worst defense in division 1 (119th out of 119) while Colorado Tech is not far behind in that regard either (114th).

WEEK 7 GAME OF THE WEEK
#4 LSU @ #14 Notre Dame - 3:30 PM ET (NBC)
The prestigious Fighting Irish program looks to come off their week 6 bye with a strong showing against the visitors from Baton Rouge. The Tigers could suffer a serious dent to their title aspirations with a loss this afternoon.

Other Notable Week 7 Games
#2 Virginia Tech @ Wake Forest - 12:30 PM ET (ABC)
Tennessee @ #8 South Carolina - 8:00 PM ET (CBS)
#13 Texas A&M @ #9 Iowa State - 8:00 PM ET (ABC)
#24 Kansas State @ Kansas - 12:30 PM ET (FOX SPORTS MIDWEST) - The Battle for the Governor's Cup
Penn State @ Minnesota - 3:30 PM ET (ESPNPLUS+) - The Battle for the Governor's Victory Bell
Southern Methodist @ Rice - 3:30 PM ET (FOX SPORTS SOUTHWEST) - The Battle for the Mayor's Cup
Texas @ #12 Oklahoma - 6:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS NET) - Red River Shootout
Marshall @ Ohio - 8:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS OHIO) - Battle for the Bell

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THE TORO TIMES

Week 7 in Review

Last play TD puts Toros over the top
Freshman RB runs for 3 TD's

Colorado Springs, CO (AP) - The Colorado Tech Toros and the Nebraska Cornhuskers were supposed to rack up yardage like nothing ever seen before, instead neither team got it going until the fourth quarter. The teams combined for 24 points in the first 3 quarters before combining for 35 points in the 4th quarter. The Toros powerful running attack was the difference. With 43 seconds remaining sophomore pivot Darryl Parker found Alex Walsh to give the Huskers a 28-24 lead. Wally McCoy then lead his troops down the field all the way to the one yard line. With 9 seconds left on the clock, freshman fullback Chauncey Polk bulled through for the winning score. It was the second meeting for the two Big 12 teams and for the second time, the Toros pulled out a victory in the final ten seconds. The Toros will get a chance to rest up with a bye in week 8 before hosting the Texas Longhorns in two weeks time.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	 F
NEB	  0	  7	  7	 14	28
CTU	  7	  0	  3	 21	31

1st Quarter
CTU - 2 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)

2nd Quarter
NEB - 21 yard pass Darryl Parker to Keyon Henderson (Walker Kick) 

3rd Quarter
NEB - 1 yard run Alex Walsh (Walker Kick)
CTU - 28 yard FG Matt Sapp

4th Quarter
CTU - 1 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)
NEB - 1 yard run Frank Schroeder (Walker Kick)
CTU - 11 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)
NEB - 1 yard pass Darryl Parker to Alex Walsh (Walker Kick)
CTU - 1 yard run Chauncey Polk (Sapp Kick)

STATS

Passing		TEAM	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Wally McCoy	 CTU	 21	 35	382	 0	  0
Darryl Parker	 NEB	 26	 49	275	 2	  1

Rushing		TEAM	ATT	YDS	TD
Frank Schroeder	 NEB	 27	151	 1
Roberto Scott	 CTU	 19	 74	 3

Receiving	TEAM	REC	YDS	TD
Keyon Henderson	 NEB	 10	119	 1
Justin Malloy	 CTU	  6	102	 0

[b]Notable Week 7 NCAA scores[/b]	      [b]Big 12 Games[/b]

#15 Houston		23		  #24 Kansas State	21  
    Southern Miss	17 (OT)		      Kansas		26		
					[i]Kansas Wins the Governor's Cup[/i]
    
    Penn State		39	    	      Oklahoma State	14	
    Minnesota		28	    	      Colorado		27
[I]Penn State wins the 
Governor's Victory Bell[/i]
						
#4  LSU			21		      Missouri		59
#14 Notre Dame		38		      Baylor		34
					
    Arizona State	33		  #13 Texas A&M		28
#23 Oregon		30 (2OT)	  #9  Iowa State   	27 	
			    					
#18 Pittsburgh		59		      Texas		16    
    Temple		56 (5OT)	  #12 Oklahoma		30   	
					 [i]Oklahoma wins the Red River Shootout[/i]
#10 Oregon State	21
    California		35

#6  USC			30
    Washington		49

    Tennessee		34
#8  South Carolina	24

    Marshall		19
    Ohio		31
[i]Ohio wins the Bell[/i]

    Southern Methodist	17
    Rice		34
[i]Rice wins the Mayor's Cup[/i]

   [b]Coaches Poll[/b]					    		[b]Media Poll[/b]
TW	LW	TEAM					TW	LW	TEAM		
1	1	Ohio State				1	1	Ohio State
2	2	Virginia Tech				2	2	Virginia Tech	
3	3	Florida State				3	3	Florida State
4	5	Auburn					4	6	North Texas
5	7	NC State				5	7	Auburn
6	11	West Virginia				6	8	NC State
7	13	Texas A&M				7	16	Notre Dame
8	14	Notre Dame				8	11	Oklahoma
9	4	LSU					9	12	West Virginia
10	12	Oklahoma				10	4	LSU
11	15	Houston					11	15	Texas A&M
12	9	Iowa State				12	14	COLORADO TECH
13	16	Iowa					13	17	Houston
14	8	South Carolina				14	18	Pittsburgh
15	17	North Texas				15	9	South Carolina
16	18	Pittsburgh				16	13	Iowa State
17	19	COLORADO TECH				17	19	Iowa
18	20	Miami (FL)				18	20	Miami (FL)
19	22	Michigan				19	22	UAB
20	10	Oregon State				20	UNR	Tennessee
21	6	USC					21	10	Oregon State
22	UNR	Tennessee				22	5	USC
23	UNR	UAB					23	23	Michigan
24	UNR	Stanford				24	24	Missouri
25	UNR 	Northwestern				25	UNR	Northwestern

DROPPED OUT: #21 Maryland, #23 Oregon			DROPPED OUT: #21 Maryland, #25 Nebraska
#24 Kansas State, #25 Nebraska

WEEK 8

WEEK 8 GAME OF THE WEEK
Virginia @ #3 Florida State - 12:30 PM ET (ABC) - The Battle for the Jefferson-Eppes Trophy
Florida State looks to stay unbeaten as they meet ACC counterpart Virginia.

Other Notable Week 8 Games
#6 West Virginia @ Ole Miss - 12:30 PM ET (CBS)
#5 NC State @ Maryland - 3:30 PM ET (ESPN)
Minnesota @ #1 Ohio State - 8:00 PM ET (ABC)

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Re: Colorado Tech Toros combined dynasty

THE TORO TIMES

Week 7 in Review

Last play TD puts Toros over the top
Freshman RB runs for 3 TD's

Colorado Springs, CO (AP) - The Colorado Tech Toros and the Nebraska Cornhuskers were supposed to rack up yardage like nothing ever seen before, instead neither team got it going until the fourth quarter. The teams combined for 24 points in the first 3 quarters before combining for 35 points in the 4th quarter. The Toros powerful running attack was the difference. With 43 seconds remaining sophomore pivot Darryl Parker found Alex Walsh to give the Huskers a 28-24 lead. Wally McCoy then lead his troops down the field all the way to the one yard line. With 9 seconds left on the clock, freshman fullback Chauncey Polk bulled through for the winning score. It was the second meeting for the two Big 12 teams and for the second time, the Toros pulled out a victory in the final ten seconds. The Toros will get a chance to rest up with a bye in week 8 before hosting the Texas Longhorns in two weeks time.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	 F
NEB	  0	  7	  7	 14	28
CTU	  7	  0	  3	 21	31

1st Quarter
CTU - 2 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)

2nd Quarter
NEB - 21 yard pass Darryl Parker to Keyon Henderson (Walker Kick) 

3rd Quarter
NEB - 1 yard run Alex Walsh (Walker Kick)
CTU - 28 yard FG Matt Sapp

4th Quarter
CTU - 1 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)
NEB - 1 yard run Frank Schroeder (Walker Kick)
CTU - 11 yard run Roberto Scott (Sapp Kick)
NEB - 1 yard pass Darryl Parker to Alex Walsh (Walker Kick)
CTU - 1 yard run Chauncey Polk (Sapp Kick)

STATS

Passing		TEAM	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Wally McCoy	 CTU	 21	 35	382	 0	  0
Darryl Parker	 NEB	 26	 49	275	 2	  1

Rushing		TEAM	ATT	YDS	TD
Frank Schroeder	 NEB	 27	151	 1
Roberto Scott	 CTU	 19	 74	 3

Receiving	TEAM	REC	YDS	TD
Keyon Henderson	 NEB	 10	119	 1
Justin Malloy	 CTU	  6	102	 0

[b]Notable Week 7 NCAA scores[/b]	      [b]Big 12 Games[/b]

#15 Houston		23		  #24 Kansas State	21  
    Southern Miss	17 (OT)		      Kansas		26		
					[i]Kansas Wins the Governor's Cup[/i]
    
    Penn State		39	    	      Oklahoma State	14	
    Minnesota		28	    	      Colorado		27
[I]Penn State wins the 
Governor's Victory Bell[/i]
						
#4  LSU			21		      Missouri		59
#14 Notre Dame		38		      Baylor		34
					
    Arizona State	33		  #13 Texas A&M		28
#23 Oregon		30 (2OT)	  #9  Iowa State   	27 	
			    					
#18 Pittsburgh		59		      Texas		16    
    Temple		56 (5OT)	  #12 Oklahoma		30   	
					 [i]Oklahoma wins the Red River Shootout[/i]
#10 Oregon State	21
    California		35

#6  USC			30
    Washington		49

    Tennessee		34
#8  South Carolina	24

    Marshall		19
    Ohio		31
[i]Ohio wins the Bell[/i]

    Southern Methodist	17
    Rice		34
[i]Rice wins the Mayor's Cup[/i]

   [b]Coaches Poll[/b]					    		[b]Media Poll[/b]
TW	LW	TEAM					TW	LW	TEAM		
1	1	Ohio State				1	1	Ohio State
2	2	Virginia Tech				2	2	Virginia Tech	
3	3	Florida State				3	3	Florida State
4	5	Auburn					4	6	North Texas
5	7	NC State				5	7	Auburn
6	11	West Virginia				6	8	NC State
7	13	Texas A&M				7	16	Notre Dame
8	14	Notre Dame				8	11	Oklahoma
9	4	LSU					9	12	West Virginia
10	12	Oklahoma				10	4	LSU
11	15	Houston					11	15	Texas A&M
12	9	Iowa State				12	14	COLORADO TECH
13	16	Iowa					13	17	Houston
14	8	South Carolina				14	18	Pittsburgh
15	17	North Texas				15	9	South Carolina
16	18	Pittsburgh				16	13	Iowa State
17	19	COLORADO TECH				17	19	Iowa
18	20	Miami (FL)				18	20	Miami (FL)
19	22	Michigan				19	22	UAB
20	10	Oregon State				20	UNR	Tennessee
21	6	USC					21	10	Oregon State
22	UNR	Tennessee				22	5	USC
23	UNR	UAB					23	23	Michigan
24	UNR	Stanford				24	24	Missouri
25	UNR 	Northwestern				25	UNR	Northwestern

DROPPED OUT: #21 Maryland, #23 Oregon			DROPPED OUT: #21 Maryland, #25 Nebraska
#24 Kansas State, #25 Nebraska

WEEK 8

WEEK 8 GAME OF THE WEEK
Virginia @ #3 Florida State - 12:30 PM ET (ABC) - The Battle for the Jefferson-Eppes Trophy
Florida State looks to stay unbeaten as they meet ACC counterpart Virginia.

Other Notable Week 8 Games
#6 West Virginia @ Ole Miss - 12:30 PM ET (CBS)
#5 NC State @ Maryland - 3:30 PM ET (ESPN)
Minnesota @ #1 Ohio State - 8:00 PM ET (ABC)

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THE TORO TIMES

WEEK 8 IN REVIEW

[b]Notable Week 8 NCAA scores[/b]	      [b]Big 12 Games[/b]

    Arkansas		47		  #8  Oklahoma		30  
#4  Auburn		44		      Kansas State	53		

    Virginia		24		  #7  Texas A&M		58
#3  Florida State	30		      Oklahoma State	24
[i]Florida State wins the
Jefferson-Eppes Trophy[/i]

#5  NC State		34		      Missouri		19
    Maryland		20		      Texas		42

#14 South Carolina	40		  #12 Iowa State	31
    Kentucky		34 (OT)		      Colorado		34

    Minnesota		35		      Baylor		25
#1  Ohio State		54		      Nebraska		12

#6  West Virginia	31
    Ole Miss		21

   [b]Coaches Poll[/b]					    	[b]Media Poll[/b]	
TW	LW	TEAM					TW	LW	TEAM		
1	1	Ohio State				1	1	Ohio State
2	2	Virginia Tech				2	2	Virginia Tech	
3	3	Florida State				3	3	Florida State
4	5	NC State				4	4	North Texas
5	6	West Virginia				5	6	NC State
6	7	Texas A&M				6	7	Notre Dame
7	9	LSU					7	9	West Virginia
8	8	Notre Dame				8	10	LSU
9	11	Houston					9	11	Texas A&M
10	13	Iowa					[b]10	12	COLORADO TECH[/b]
11	4	Auburn					11	13	Houston
12	14	South Carolina				12	14	Pittsburgh
13	15	North Texas				13	5	Auburn
14	16	Pittsburgh				14	15	South Carolina
[b]15	17	COLORADO TECH[/b]				15	17	Iowa
16	18	Miami (FL)				16	19	UAB
17	20	Oregon State				17	18	Miami (FL)
18	10	Oklahoma				18	8	Oklahoma
19	22	Tennessee				19	20	Tennessee
20	21	USC					20	21	Oregon State
21	23	UAB					21	22	USC
22	12	Iowa State				22	UNR	Arkansas
23	25	Northwestern				23	UNR	Kansas State
24	UNR	Penn State				24	25	Northwestern
25	UNR 	Kansas State				25	16	Iowa State

DROPPED OUT: #19 Michigan, #24 Stanford			DROPPED OUT: #23 Michigan, #24 Missouri

[b]BCS Rankings[/b]
1	Ohio State	3.77
2	Virginia Tech	4.49
3	NC State	10.97
4	Florida State	11.05
5	West Virginia	14.81
6	Notre Dame	16.25
7	North Texas	20.21
8	LSU		20.28
9	Texas A&M	20.82
10	Houston		25.81
[b]11	Colorado Tech	27.64[/b]
12	Auburn		28.64
13	Iowa		30.49
14	South Carolina	30.90
15	Pittsburgh	32.98

Heisman Watch
1. ANTOINEJOHNSON - HB Virginia Tech
113 carries, 745 rushing yards, 6 rushing TDs, 11 receptions, 143 receiving yards, 2 receiving TDs

2. BOBBYWASHINGTON- HB NC State
109 carries, 687 rushing yards, 7 rushing TDs, 17 receptions, 201 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD

3. KENNETHBURNS - HB LSU
128 carries, 786 rushing yards, 9 rushing TDs, 6 receptions, 161 recieving yards, 1 receiving TD

4. BRENTSCHAEFFER - QB Tennessee
87-154, 1449 passing yards, 99 carries, 374 rushing yards, 18 total TDs

5. SEANGLENNON - QB Virginia Tech
71-119, 1239 passing yards, 14 total TDs

WEEK 9
Texas 2-3 (1-2) @ #15 COLORADO TECH 4-1 (3-0) - 6:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS ROCKY MOUNTAIN)
The Toros have never defeated the Longhorns in their history. This looks like it could be the day that the streak finally comes to an end. The Longhorns solid defense could be a problem for QB Wally McCoy.

WEEK 9 GAME OF THE WEEK
#1 Ohio State @ #10 Iowa - 3:30 PM ET (ABC)
The Toros know first hand how tough the 10th ranked Hawkeyes are when they play at home at Iowa City.

Other Notable Week 9 Games
#7 LSU @ #12 South Carolina - 8:00 PM ET (CBS)
Colorado @ #6 Texas A&M - 8:00 PM ET (ABC)
#16 Miami (FL) @ #4 NC State - 8:00 PM ET (ESPN)
Syracuse @ #5 West Virginia - 6:00 PM ET (THU) (ESPN) - The Battle for the Schwartzwalder Trophy
Wyoming @ Colorado State - 6:00 PM ET (FRI) (ESPN) - Border War
Michigan State @ Michigan - 6:00 PM ET (ESPNPLUS+) - The Battle for the Paul Bunyan Trophy

[b]2008 Season Stats[/b]

PASSING		RAT	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Wally McCoy   158.5	 80	155    1556	13	 4

RUSHING		ATT	YDS	TD
Roberto Scott	112	411	 6
Wally McCoy	 54	335	 1
Chauncey Polk	 17	 83	 2

RECIEVING	REC	YDS	TD
Justin Malloy	 25	564	 5
Ralph Sampson	 16	335	 2
Shane McCall	 15	298	 2

DEFENSIVE		TAK	LOSS	SACK	INT
Emmanuel Brooks		 25	  4	  1	 0
Wesley Christensen	 22	  1	  0	 0
Benjamin Larkin		 20	 10	  5	 0
Eddie Paulding		 10	  5	  2	 0
Leroy Dodd		 11	  4	  2	 1

KICKING		FGM	FGA	FG%	LONG	XPA	XPM	XP%
Matt Sapp	 9	 9	100	 46	 22	 22	100

PUNTING		PUNTS	AVG
Kendal Ward	 27    44.4

[b]2008 BIG XII STANDINGS THROUGH WEEK 8[/b]
		 	 OVERALL	CONFERENCE
BIG XII NORTH		W	L	W	 L
Colorado		3	3	2	 1
Missouri		4	2	2	 2
Nebraska		2	2	1	 2
Kansas			2	3	1	 2
#25 Kansas State	2	2	1	 2
#22 Iowa State		3	2	1	 2

			 OVERALL	CONFERENCE
BIG XII SOUTH		W	L	W	 L
#6 Texas A&M		5	1	3	 0
[b]#15 COLORADO TECH	4	1	3	 0[/b]
Baylor			3	3	2	 1
#18 Oklahoma		3	2	1	 2
Texas			2	3	1	 2
Oklahoma State		1	3	0	 3

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Re: Colorado Tech Toros combined dynasty

THE TORO TIMES

WEEK 8 IN REVIEW

[b]Notable Week 8 NCAA scores[/b]	      [b]Big 12 Games[/b]

    Arkansas		47		  #8  Oklahoma		30  
#4  Auburn		44		      Kansas State	53		

    Virginia		24		  #7  Texas A&M		58
#3  Florida State	30		      Oklahoma State	24
[i]Florida State wins the
Jefferson-Eppes Trophy[/i]

#5  NC State		34		      Missouri		19
    Maryland		20		      Texas		42

#14 South Carolina	40		  #12 Iowa State	31
    Kentucky		34 (OT)		      Colorado		34

    Minnesota		35		      Baylor		25
#1  Ohio State		54		      Nebraska		12

#6  West Virginia	31
    Ole Miss		21

   [b]Coaches Poll[/b]					    	[b]Media Poll[/b]	
TW	LW	TEAM					TW	LW	TEAM		
1	1	Ohio State				1	1	Ohio State
2	2	Virginia Tech				2	2	Virginia Tech	
3	3	Florida State				3	3	Florida State
4	5	NC State				4	4	North Texas
5	6	West Virginia				5	6	NC State
6	7	Texas A&M				6	7	Notre Dame
7	9	LSU					7	9	West Virginia
8	8	Notre Dame				8	10	LSU
9	11	Houston					9	11	Texas A&M
10	13	Iowa					[b]10	12	COLORADO TECH[/b]
11	4	Auburn					11	13	Houston
12	14	South Carolina				12	14	Pittsburgh
13	15	North Texas				13	5	Auburn
14	16	Pittsburgh				14	15	South Carolina
[b]15	17	COLORADO TECH[/b]				15	17	Iowa
16	18	Miami (FL)				16	19	UAB
17	20	Oregon State				17	18	Miami (FL)
18	10	Oklahoma				18	8	Oklahoma
19	22	Tennessee				19	20	Tennessee
20	21	USC					20	21	Oregon State
21	23	UAB					21	22	USC
22	12	Iowa State				22	UNR	Arkansas
23	25	Northwestern				23	UNR	Kansas State
24	UNR	Penn State				24	25	Northwestern
25	UNR 	Kansas State				25	16	Iowa State

DROPPED OUT: #19 Michigan, #24 Stanford			DROPPED OUT: #23 Michigan, #24 Missouri

[b]BCS Rankings[/b]
1	Ohio State	3.77
2	Virginia Tech	4.49
3	NC State	10.97
4	Florida State	11.05
5	West Virginia	14.81
6	Notre Dame	16.25
7	North Texas	20.21
8	LSU		20.28
9	Texas A&M	20.82
10	Houston		25.81
[b]11	Colorado Tech	27.64[/b]
12	Auburn		28.64
13	Iowa		30.49
14	South Carolina	30.90
15	Pittsburgh	32.98

Heisman Watch
1. ANTOINEJOHNSON - HB Virginia Tech
113 carries, 745 rushing yards, 6 rushing TDs, 11 receptions, 143 receiving yards, 2 receiving TDs

2. BOBBYWASHINGTON- HB NC State
109 carries, 687 rushing yards, 7 rushing TDs, 17 receptions, 201 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD

3. KENNETHBURNS - HB LSU
128 carries, 786 rushing yards, 9 rushing TDs, 6 receptions, 161 recieving yards, 1 receiving TD

4. BRENTSCHAEFFER - QB Tennessee
87-154, 1449 passing yards, 99 carries, 374 rushing yards, 18 total TDs

5. SEANGLENNON - QB Virginia Tech
71-119, 1239 passing yards, 14 total TDs

WEEK 9
Texas 2-3 (1-2) @ #15 COLORADO TECH 4-1 (3-0) - 6:00 PM ET (FOX SPORTS ROCKY MOUNTAIN)
The Toros have never defeated the Longhorns in their history. This looks like it could be the day that the streak finally comes to an end. The Longhorns solid defense could be a problem for QB Wally McCoy.

WEEK 9 GAME OF THE WEEK
#1 Ohio State @ #10 Iowa - 3:30 PM ET (ABC)
The Toros know first hand how tough the 10th ranked Hawkeyes are when they play at home at Iowa City.

Other Notable Week 9 Games
#7 LSU @ #12 South Carolina - 8:00 PM ET (CBS)
Colorado @ #6 Texas A&M - 8:00 PM ET (ABC)
#16 Miami (FL) @ #4 NC State - 8:00 PM ET (ESPN)
Syracuse @ #5 West Virginia - 6:00 PM ET (THU) (ESPN) - The Battle for the Schwartzwalder Trophy
Wyoming @ Colorado State - 6:00 PM ET (FRI) (ESPN) - Border War
Michigan State @ Michigan - 6:00 PM ET (ESPNPLUS+) - The Battle for the Paul Bunyan Trophy

[b]2008 Season Stats[/b]

PASSING		RAT	CMP	ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Wally McCoy   158.5	 80	155    1556	13	 4

RUSHING		ATT	YDS	TD
Roberto Scott	112	411	 6
Wally McCoy	 54	335	 1
Chauncey Polk	 17	 83	 2

RECIEVING	REC	YDS	TD
Justin Malloy	 25	564	 5
Ralph Sampson	 16	335	 2
Shane McCall	 15	298	 2

DEFENSIVE		TAK	LOSS	SACK	INT
Emmanuel Brooks		 25	  4	  1	 0
Wesley Christensen	 22	  1	  0	 0
Benjamin Larkin		 20	 10	  5	 0
Eddie Paulding		 10	  5	  2	 0
Leroy Dodd		 11	  4	  2	 1

KICKING		FGM	FGA	FG%	LONG	XPA	XPM	XP%
Matt Sapp	 9	 9	100	 46	 22	 22	100

PUNTING		PUNTS	AVG
Kendal Ward	 27    44.4

[b]2008 BIG XII STANDINGS THROUGH WEEK 8[/b]
		 	 OVERALL	CONFERENCE
BIG XII NORTH		W	L	W	 L
Colorado		3	3	2	 1
Missouri		4	2	2	 2
Nebraska		2	2	1	 2
Kansas			2	3	1	 2
#25 Kansas State	2	2	1	 2
#22 Iowa State		3	2	1	 2

			 OVERALL	CONFERENCE
BIG XII SOUTH		W	L	W	 L
#6 Texas A&M		5	1	3	 0
[b]#15 COLORADO TECH	4	1	3	 0[/b]
Baylor			3	3	2	 1
#18 Oklahoma		3	2	1	 2
Texas			2	3	1	 2
Oklahoma State		1	3	0	 3