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  • Deuce2223
    Hall Of Fame
    • Dec 2007
    • 12571

    #346
    Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)


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    Good Evening and Welcome to Comcast Sportsnet College Football Preview show. I am your host Jason Gesser.

    Tonights Guest is Former WSU QB and now Quarterbacks Coach Drew Bledsoe as we take a closer look at this year's Washington State Cougars.

    Gesser-First let me say Congrats on your posistion with the "Cougs". I must be alot of fun being back on campus and helping restore the program back to National Honors.

    Bledsoe-Thanks Jason. It is great to be back in Pullman. I am really excited for the upcoming season.

    Gesser-Let's get right to it. You guys are Pre-Season Ranked #25, but play a brutal schedule with 4 of your first 6 games against Top-25 opponents and 5 of your first 6 games on the road. What can we expect.

    Bledsoe-I think out Defense will be tested early. Obviously BSU, BYU and Oregon all know how to score points. If we can put some points on the board it will help.

    Gesser-Lets talk about that. The Offense looks pretty solid with RS SR Conner Halliday starting at QB, RS SR Donte Williams at HB and a trio of RS SR WR's in (M. Wilson,R. Jiles and B. Ratliff)

    Bledsoe-Yeah those guy's know who to play.

    QB C. Halliday-6753 yds 43 TD's 34 INT (Career)

    RB D. Williams-268 carries 1216 yds 14 TD rushing, 17 Rec 291 yds 4 TD recieving (Last Season)

    WR M. Wilson-85 Rec 1413 yds 7 TD's (Last Season)

    WR R. Jiles-75 Rec 1108 yds 8 TD's (Career)

    WR B. Ratliff-62 Rec 1028 yds 6 TD's (Career)


    Gesser- Drew you mentioned the Defense. On Paper it looks like you have some talent, yet when you look at the stat's these guy's coming back havn't really produced much.

    50 TFL's 13.5 Sacks, 9 INT (As a Team)

    Bledsoe-We lost alot when DE's S. Kaufusi and D. Camporeale graduated as well as CB's N. Washington and A. Patterson, but I really like the guy's we got coming in to replace them. And RS SR C. Mizzell is the the captain of our Defense and a true team leader.


    ROLB C. Mizzell-158 Tackles/96 Solo, 4.0 Sacks (Career)
    MLB F. Franklin-83 Tackles/53 Solo 4.0 Sacks (Career)
    CB A. Carpenter 83 Tackles 2 INT
    CB D. Buccannon-80 Tackles/47 solo 2 INT

    Incoming Players

    DE SO M. Owens-80 Overall, 73 Speed
    DE FR B. Mills-74 Overall, 82 Speed


    Gesser-Drew last year you guy's made a switch when you came on board and went to more of a Pro Style Offense (BSU Playbook) vs the Spread (Baylor Playbook). It seemed to really open up the running game for D. Williams. What style do you intend to run this year, and if you go with more of the Pro formation how much will we see JR J. Roland at QB?


    Bledsoe- Coach Dodge and I have decided that we will continue to use more of a Pro style offense. That is what I am use to running and I believe that getting Williams more involved in both the running game and passing game (He is a PreSeason NCAA 1st Team All-American) will limit the amount of mistakes by Halliday. As far as Justin Roland (14/25 207 yds 1 TD 4 INT-Career) We will continue to rotate him into the game at times and should the occasion call for it when we have a lead, we will try and get him more snaps with the 1st Team Offense.

    Gesser-If you had to pick 1 player on each side of the ball that will make a bigger impact then people might think who would it be?

    Bledsoe-I really like JR WR T. McCoy. He is a huge target at 6'4 and has shown big play ability. If you remember it wasn't until his SR year, that I. Barton had a breakout year. I think McCoy has the ability to duplicate those type of #'s if give the chance. On Defense I really like RS SO DT J. Wilson. This will be his first year as a starter and I really think he will take on alot of double teams allowing Mills and Owens to make plays off the end.

    Gesser- Last Season PK R. Parrish was perfect (15-15) inside the 40 yd line and 0/4 outside. Do you feel his lack to hit long kicks will force you to go for it on 4th Down when you normally you would go for a FG and do you feel that lack of ability to hit the long kicks is a reason why he finished 5th in the Lou Groza Award?

    Bledsoe-Robert is a great Kicker and very accurate, but yeah his lack of a power leg, does force us to question it when we are outside that 40 yd area. I hope this year, that is something we can work on. I guess if he can finish a perfect 100% on his kicks then maybe it won't matter and he can still win.


    Gesser-Well Drew we are out of time. But good luck tomorrow as you guys travel down to Boise to take on the #23 Ranked Broncos on the "Blue" Do me proud and come home with a victory.


    Bledsoe-Thanks Jason. We will try out best. We watched the game film from your win over BSU in 2001 to help motivate the guy's in making history twice.

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    • Valdarix
      Rookie
      • Sep 2010
      • 48

      #347
      Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

      Nice to see a little QB competition at Ohio State, lets see if Adam can win the #2 spot and someday be the starter, just hope he doesn't go the way of a Shane Falco :-P

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      • bucky3
        Pro
        • Jul 2004
        • 865

        #348
        Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

        What is the comparison between the 3 QBs at Ohio State? Like throw power, throw accuracy, speed, acceleration, etc.?

        Mr. Ross doesn't really fit the Spread style offense of the Buckeyes, so it would be interesting to see what the comparison is. I wouldn't be suprised to see one of them either redshirt or transfer

        As for Mr. Mengel at Oklahoma. Looks like he is buried on the depth chart as well for at least 2 years. Wonder how many of these guys will end up transfering with their higher rating (85) and limited patience.
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        • dtackel78
          Rookie
          • Mar 2010
          • 160

          #349
          Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

          so upset about being moved to right but oh well and the bledsoe addtion will be sweet

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          • bucky3
            Pro
            • Jul 2004
            • 865

            #350
            Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

            PS - Do you have any suggestions for a dynasty to run with? I was with Baylor and got really bored with the recruiting of Texas and Griffin's abilities, so I stopped posting on here. I was playing with Baylor in year 1 and didn't think that should be happening. Also, how do you recommend getting invested in the team without getting bored?

            Who should I start with pretty much? I want a challenge and even Baylor due to being in Texas and Griffin made it too easy.
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            • JLWebb
              MVP
              • Mar 2009
              • 1852

              #351
              Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

              Man... that is a wicked first three games to start the season.

              It looks like you have strong skilled position guys but your Offensive Line appears around average... do you think that is going to cause you some problems deeper into the season (and even more so if the injury bug visits your campus).

              Also, that Right End, Owens (Sophomore I think)... is going to be a beast as he progresses.
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              • BloodshedCanine
                Rookie
                • Sep 2010
                • 92

                #352
                Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                That's going to be a tough first few weeks. Sure you can win them though.

                I sent you a character a few days ago, not sure if you got it or not.
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                • Deuce2223
                  Hall Of Fame
                  • Dec 2007
                  • 12571

                  #353
                  Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                  Originally posted by bucky3
                  PS - Do you have any suggestions for a dynasty to run with? I was with Baylor and got really bored with the recruiting of Texas and Griffin's abilities, so I stopped posting on here. I was playing with Baylor in year 1 and didn't think that should be happening. Also, how do you recommend getting invested in the team without getting bored?

                  Who should I start with pretty much? I want a challenge and even Baylor due to being in Texas and Griffin made it too easy.

                  My suggestion would be to do more of a Coaching style dynasty like I am doing with Coach Dodge. Find a 1* team to start out with in a small conference and work your way up. I started with North Texas, because I figured I would be able to at least land some solid 2* recruits instate. I never dreamed I would get the opportunity to move to WSU in Year 2. Which was funny because I took a step back. I had turned UNT into a 2* and WSU was a 1* Now 3 years later I have WSU as a 4* and have won back to back bowl games, so my recruiting restrictions are off and I am looking to turn WSU into a powerhouse again. It's been a struggle and alot of fun.

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                  • Deuce2223
                    Hall Of Fame
                    • Dec 2007
                    • 12571

                    #354
                    Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                    Originally posted by franch1se



                    How is SDSU doing in year 5?

                    They are coming off a 6-6 season that saw them lose in a bowl game to #20 Virginia Tech.

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                    • Deuce2223
                      Hall Of Fame
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 12571

                      #355
                      Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                      Originally posted by dtackel78
                      so upset about being moved to right but oh well and the bledsoe addtion will be sweet

                      At least you are starting

                      I am liking having Bledsoe around. I am hoping that he can help me find a future star QB.

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                      • Deuce2223
                        Hall Of Fame
                        • Dec 2007
                        • 12571

                        #356
                        Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                        Originally posted by bucky3
                        What is the comparison between the 3 QBs at Ohio State? Like throw power, throw accuracy, speed, acceleration, etc.?

                        Mr. Ross doesn't really fit the Spread style offense of the Buckeyes, so it would be interesting to see what the comparison is. I wouldn't be suprised to see one of them either redshirt or transfer

                        As for Mr. Mengel at Oklahoma. Looks like he is buried on the depth chart as well for at least 2 years. Wonder how many of these guys will end up transfering with their higher rating (85) and limited patience.

                        Ohio State QB breakdown.

                        RS SO Ben Holt is 6'2 211 lbs. He is a 91 Overall, has 86 Speed 89 AGI, 8 ACC, 84 AWR 89 THP and 83 THA

                        So basically he is every coaches dream QB.

                        FR J. Ross is 6'7 275 lbs. He can throw the ball a mile with 95 THP but has only 78 THA. He is 85 Overall with 84 AWR and 80 Strength, so it takes 8 guys to tackle him.

                        FR A. West is only 6'1 210 lbs and is a 85 Overall as well, with 73 SPD, 80 AWR, 84 THP but 88 THA (the highest of the 3).

                        My guess is that Holt will bolt early for the NFL and it will come down to how Ross and West progress to see who is the starter their JR and SR year.

                        OSU also signed another FR QB name A. Pearson but he is only a 80 Overall, so I don't think he will overtake Ross or West.


                        As far as Mengal goes. He will be a starte his JR and SR year if he sticks around and should see some carries as a SO was well maybe sharing time with RS JR D. Butler. Butler is a beast a 6'6 237 lbs. I would love to have a RB that big

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                        • Deuce2223
                          Hall Of Fame
                          • Dec 2007
                          • 12571

                          #357
                          Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                          Originally posted by Valdarix
                          Nice to see a little QB competition at Ohio State, lets see if Adam can win the #2 spot and someday be the starter, just hope he doesn't go the way of a Shane Falco :-P

                          Rumor is Coach Tressell loves Adam West for his Heart (a Shane Falco trait). Will be interesting to see how the competition comes out. I do hope to see 1 of them transfer out though..

                          By the way I created Jake West this year (more about him later in the Recruiting writeup) but it's funny righ tnow Ohio State is leading the way to signing him so he and Adam can play together again.

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                          • Deuce2223
                            Hall Of Fame
                            • Dec 2007
                            • 12571

                            #358
                            Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                            Originally posted by JLWebb
                            Man... that is a wicked first three games to start the season.

                            It looks like you have strong skilled position guys but your Offensive Line appears around average... do you think that is going to cause you some problems deeper into the season (and even more so if the injury bug visits your campus).

                            Also, that Right End, Owens (Sophomore I think)... is going to be a beast as he progresses.

                            I am really excited about both Owens and Mills. Both look to be amazing for me, which is good because I need to put alot of pressure on the QB, because my Linebackers are not very highly rated.


                            As far as my Offensive Line. Avg at Best is a compliment. The Left side are both RS SR, so next year will be even worse. I sign 4 or 5 guys every year for the line, but so far I have yet to find the diamond in the rough. I am starting RS FR B. McCullough at RG because even though he is only a 60 Overall he has 94 AWR. However his PBK is only a 70 and his RBK is a 68. So if the running game starts to struggle or he is a key reason for alot of sacks, I am going to sub him out and go with Taylor or Love.

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                            • Deuce2223
                              Hall Of Fame
                              • Dec 2007
                              • 12571

                              #359
                              Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                              Originally posted by BloodshedCanine
                              That's going to be a tough first few weeks. Sure you can win them though.

                              I sent you a character a few days ago, not sure if you got it or not.

                              The Oregon game has been circled on the calender since last year. I don't know what the deal is, but I can't beat the stupid Ducks.

                              I got your player and created him for this season. I will have a recruiting recap in Week 5, where I talk about the players and what schools they are looking at.

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                              • Assassin
                                MVP
                                • May 2005
                                • 1176

                                #360
                                Re: The Career of Bryan Dodge (NCAA11)

                                Are you still accepting recruits for the upcoming season?

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