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  • JLWebb
    MVP
    • Mar 2009
    • 1852

    #121
    Re: Gopher Nation - NCAA 11

    i think your team is a bit better than you were giving it credit.
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    • mnwildgophers
      Rookie
      • Nov 2010
      • 415

      #122
      Re: Gopher Nation - NCAA 11

      Originally posted by JLWebb
      i think your team is a bit better than you were giving it credit.
      My offense is a lot better than I thought it would be, but these games vs. Miami (OH) and SJSU were cakewalks. They were both rated D+'s overall where I'm rated at a B+ overall. The USC game I felt I got lucky, and BC wasn't as good as I thought they would be when I scheduled them.

      I have Indiana then #5 Wisconsin at home in Week 7. That's the game where I know where I stand. My D-line has been really good sans the USC game where I had to go shotgun all game to not get sacked.

      Da Jon McKnight catches everything I swear, I've made quite a few bad throws against these lower-rated teams that should have been picked, but they just aren't very good. I got Indiana, and I expect that to be tough since my last 3 were at home. I'm going to be experiencing a huge fall-off next year though because I have a ton of my good players leaving, my top 3 receivers, almost my whole front 4, and both of my TE's. I'm going to try to do a write-up on the recruits about half-way through the season.

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      • mnwildgophers
        Rookie
        • Nov 2010
        • 415

        #123
        Week 5 - A Look Around the League

        TOP 25

        NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Oct 1, 2011
        RKLWTEAM (VOTES)WLPOINTS
        11Alabama (40)501504
        22Texas (21)401389
        33Boise State301360
        45Wisconsin501348
        54Oklahoma401318
        67Nebraska401173
        711Stanford40986
        812Arkansas41947
        913Miami40888
        106Virginia Tech41851
        1114Clemson40838
        1215Minnesota40787
        1310Iowa31770
        148LSU31640
        1518Utah40630
        1619Washington31549
        1722North Carolina50549
        189Ohio State22517
        1916Florida41491
        2020USC12448
        2123Florida State32325
        2224Georgia Tech22256
        23--Mississippi State31239
        2425TCU41232
        2521Texas A&M21181



        HEISMAN WATCH


        Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 1, 2011
        NAMEPOSSCHOOLSEASON STATS
        Da Jon McKnightWRMinnesota45 Rec, 786 Yds, 7 TD
        Tyler ShoemakerWRBoise State37 Rec, 545 Yds, 9 TD
        Aaron MurrayQBGeorgia113-197, 1518 Yds, 21 TD
        Darren EvansHBVirginia Tech142 Car, 687 Yds, 10 TD
        Garrett GilbertQBTexas92-135, 1145 Yds, 13 TD



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        • Deuce2223
          Hall Of Fame
          • Dec 2007
          • 12571

          #124
          Re: Week 5 - A Look Around the League

          Good to see Kellen and Shoemaker playing at a high level. Shoemaker won the Heisman for me in my legacy.

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          • II LiveHard II
            Rookie
            • May 2010
            • 181

            #125
            Re: Gopher Nation - NCAA 11

            Great job on season 2 so far.
            Gamertag: II LiveHard II
            NCAAF: Alabama Crimson Tide
            NCAAB: Syracuse Orange
            NHL: Montreal Canadiens

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            • mnwildgophers
              Rookie
              • Nov 2010
              • 415

              #126
              Re: Week 5 - A Look Around the League

              Originally posted by Deuce2223
              Good to see Kellen and Shoemaker playing at a high level. Shoemaker won the Heisman for me in my legacy.
              Yeah the 9 TD's are great, McKnight only has 7 and he's been a beast, can't imagine how well Shoemaker is doing. Aaron Murray's 21 TD's are insane.

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              • mnwildgophers
                Rookie
                • Nov 2010
                • 415

                #127
                Week 6 - @ Indiana

                Gophers Hang On For Another Big Win

                The Gophers took another big lead going into halftime against the Hoosiers this week highlighted by Da Jon McKnight's 3 touchdowns. The Hoosiers came back and made it a game rallying behind some Gopher turnovers, they have to play a full game if they want to beat Wisconsin next week who no doubt will be looking to get back on track after losing to Michigan.

                Next up is Wisconsin, and the Gophers have built themselves all the way to be ranked #7 in the country.


                @


                Oct 1, 2011 - MIN at IU
                TEAM1ST2ND3RD4THOTSCORE
                #12 Minnesota Golden Gophers (5-0 (1-0))72179-44
                Indiana Hoosiers (4-1 (1-1))014321-38
                Team Stats Comparison
                MINIU
                425Total Offense507
                289Rushing Yards81
                336Passing Yards426
                17First Downs12
                74Punt Return Yards10
                104Kick Return Yards87
                603Total Yards604
                3Turnovers2
                8-153rd Down Converstion3-14
                0-04th Down Conversion0-1
                0-02-Point Conversion0-0
                5-4-0Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals3-2-0
                2-25Penalties2-25
                17:57Posession Time20:19
                Scoring Summary
                FIRST QUARTER SCORINGMINIU
                0:32(MIN) D. McKnight, 9 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)70
                SECOND QUARTER SCORINGMINIU
                6:29(MIN) D. McKnight, 3 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)140
                5:25(IU) D. Willis, 38 Yd TD run (N. Freeland kick)147
                3:59(MIN) D. McKnight, 12 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)217
                2:18(MIN) M. Gray, 7 Yd TD run (D. Orseske kick)287
                1:17(IU) N. Zachery, 12 Yd TD pass from T. Scheull (N. Freeland kick)2814
                THIRD QUARTER SCORINGMINIU
                4:18(IU) N. Freeland, 42 Yd FG2817
                0:01(MIN) B. Green, 41 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)3517
                FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGMINIU
                6:24(MIN) D. Bennett, 43 Yd run (D. Orseske kick)4217
                5:43(IU) D. Willis, 74 Yd TD pass from T. Scheull (N. Freeland kick4224
                3:48(MIN) Indiana Saftey4424
                2:52(IU) D. Belcher, 19 Yd TD pass from T. Scheull (N. Freeland kick)4431
                1:33(IU) D. Wilson, 85 Yd TD pass from T. Scheull (N. Freeland kick)4438
                Minnesota Golden Gophers Boxscore
                PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
                M. Gray117.519/483364/217.6
                RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
                D. Bennett17975.7143
                M. Gray8-9-1.117
                D. Eskridge210.501
                RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
                D. McKnight1320916.0334
                B. Allen23216.0021
                X. Brandon24321.5027
                B. Green14141.0141
                T. Stoudermire11111.0011
                KICKINGFGM/APCTLONGXPM/APTS
                D. Orseske0/0006/66
                PUNTINGPUNTSYDSAVGIN20TB
                D. Orseske629348.822
                KICK RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
                D. McKnight36321.0230
                T. Stoudermire12323.0230
                PUNT RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
                T. Stoudermire46015.0170
                D. McKnight11414.0140
                Indiana Hoosiers Boxscore
                PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
                T. Scheull185.618/354264/123.6
                RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
                D. Willis21773.6138
                T. Scheull4102.5016
                D. Kiel1-6-6.000
                RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
                D. Belcher66811.3127
                T. Doss411328.2041
                D. Willis39933.0174
                P. Phillips2157.5015
                N. Zachery24623.0134
                D. Wilson18585.0185
                KICKINGFGM/APCTLONGXPM/APTS
                N. Freeland1/250425/58
                PUNTINGPUNTSYDSAVGIN20TB
                C. Hagerup523146.200
                KICK RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
                T. Doss24020.0210
                D. Belcher24723.5250
                PUNT RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
                T. Doss2105.080



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                • mnwildgophers
                  Rookie
                  • Nov 2010
                  • 415

                  #128
                  Week 7 - A Look Around the League

                  TOP 25

                  NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Oct 8, 201
                  RKLWTEAM (VOTES)WLPOINTS
                  11Alabama (36)501500
                  25Oklahoma (23)501282
                  37Stanford (1)501215
                  43Boise State (1)401174
                  56Nebraska501141
                  69Miami50999
                  712Minnesota50981
                  811Clemson50932
                  98Arkansas51911
                  102Texas41910
                  1110Virginia Tech51829
                  124Wisconsin51720
                  1313Iowa41707
                  1415Utah40705
                  1514LSU41679
                  16--Michigan50532
                  1720USC22431
                  1821Florida State42407
                  19--Georgia60377
                  2022Georgia Tech32356
                  2116Washington32352
                  22--Oregon60351
                  2317North Carolina51344
                  24--Penn State41315
                  2524TCU51302



                  HEISMAN WATCH

                  Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 8, 2011
                  NAMEPOSSCHOOLSEASON STATS
                  Da Jon McKnightWRMinnesota58 Rec, 995 Yds, 10 TD
                  Aaron MurrayQBGeorgia127-225, 1809 Yds, 23 TD
                  Darren EvansHBVirigina Tech167 Car, 847 Yds, 12 TD
                  Tyler ShoemakerWRBoise State40 Rec, 585 Yds, 9 TD
                  DeJuan MillerWROklahoma34 Rec, 519 Yds, 7 TD



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                  • mnwildgophers
                    Rookie
                    • Nov 2010
                    • 415

                    #129
                    Week 7 - vs. Wisconsin

                    Gophers Roll And Capture Paul Bunyan's Axe Two Years In a Row

                    I'm not quite sure I can explain the Golden Gophers' dominance the last couple of weeks, but guys, this team is for real. Wisconsin, coming off a huge loss from Michigan, looked to be lethargic. They couldn't get anything going and only mustered up a measly 17 points. I must say that I'm surprised at how well this Gophers team can move the ball. Da Jon McKnight has the ability to always find an opening in the defense through the middle, and on the sidelines Troy Stoudermire can run past anyone. Duane Bennett can run the ball effectively, and timely turnovers have made this Gophers team ranked #3 in the nation.

                    It doesn't get any easier from here, they are 6-0, but they still have a tough schedule left. They travel to play the Ohio State Buckeyes next week, who aren't even ranked and boast a 2-3 record, but can never be underestimated. The Gophers must come ready to play if they want to win.


                    @


                    Oct 8, 2011 - WIS at MIN
                    TEAM1ST2ND3RD4THOTSCORE
                    #12 Wisconsin Badgers (5-2 (1-2))01070-17
                    #7 Minnesota Golden Gophers (6-0 (2-0))1414147-49
                    Team Stats Comparison
                    WISMIN
                    340Total Offense490
                    129Rushing Yards183
                    211Passing Yards307
                    18First Downs17
                    0Punt Return Yards25
                    136Kick Return Yards92
                    476Total Yards607
                    1Turnovers2
                    8-163rd Down Converstion3-6
                    1-14th Down Conversion1-2
                    0-02-Point Conversion0-0
                    2-1-0Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals3-2-0
                    1-0Penalties0-0
                    16:42Posession Time15:17
                    Scoring Summary
                    FIRST QUARTER SCORINGWISMIN
                    5:28(MIN) D. Bennett, 23 Yd TD run (D. Orseske kick)07
                    2:06(MIN) D. Bennett, 2 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)014
                    SECOND QUARTER SCORINGWISMIN
                    5:56(WIS) J. Richardson, 19 Yd TD pass from C. Phillips (P. Welch kick)714
                    5:40(MIN) D. McKnight, 76 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)721
                    1:21(MIN) T. Stoudermire, 34 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)728
                    0:06(WIS) P. Welch, 54 Yd FG1028
                    THIRD QUARTER SCORINGWISMIN
                    5:44(MIN) D. McKnight, 27 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)1035
                    4:02(WIS) B. Ewing, 39 Yd TD run (P. Welch kick)1728
                    2:29(MIN) D. McKnight, 29 Yd TD pass from M. Gray (D. Orseske kick)1742
                    FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGWISMIN
                    2:14(MIN) M. Gray, 6 Yd TD run (D. Orseske kick)1749
                    Wisconsin Badgers Boxscore
                    PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
                    C. Phillips131.117/292111/012.4
                    RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
                    M. Ball321063.3020
                    B. Ewing44711.7139
                    C. Phillips3-24-8.000
                    RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
                    J. Duckworth46817.0033
                    C. Eaton4246.0014
                    S. Cadogan22110.5019
                    T. Williams22512.5016
                    Z. Davidson22613.0013
                    M. Ball22814.0020
                    J. Richardson11919.0119
                    KICKINGFGM/APCTLONGXPM/APTS
                    P. Welch1/250542/25
                    PUNTINGPUNTSYDSAVGIN20TB
                    B. Nortman415538.700
                    KICK RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
                    M. Ball49122.7250
                    A. Henry24522.5280
                    Minnesota Golden Gophers Boxscore
                    PASSINGRATINGC/ATTYDSTD/INTAVG
                    M. Gray222.913/233075/223.6
                    RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTDLONG
                    D. Bennett221536.9123
                    D. Eskridge3186.008
                    M. Gray2126.016
                    RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTDLONG
                    D. McKnight1026426.4376
                    D. Bennett122.012
                    B. Allen177.007
                    T. Stoudermire13434.0134
                    KICKINGFGM/APCTLONGXPM/APTS
                    D. Orseske0/0007/77
                    KICK RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
                    T. Stoudermire24221.0230
                    D. McKnight25025.0290
                    PUNT RETURNINGRETYDSAVGLONGTD
                    T. Stoudermire3258.3100




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                    • mnwildgophers
                      Rookie
                      • Nov 2010
                      • 415

                      #130
                      Week 8 - A Look Around the League, Recruiting Updates

                      TOP 25

                      NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Oct 15, 2011
                      RKLWTEAM (VOTES)WLPOINTS
                      11Alabama (32)601496
                      23Stanford (27)601410
                      37Minnesota (1)601256
                      44Boise State (1)501169
                      58Clemson601109
                      69Arkansas61928
                      710Texas51898
                      816Michigan60866
                      911Virginia Tech51847
                      106Miami51786
                      1114Utah50780
                      122Oklahoma51767
                      1319Georgia70760
                      145Nebraska51714
                      1515LSU51691
                      1618Florida State52685
                      1712Wisconsin52539
                      1820Georgia Tech42500
                      1913Iowa42476
                      2024Penn State51457
                      2121Washington32446
                      22--Oklahoma State42419
                      2325TCU61329
                      24--Rutgers60300
                      25--Florida 42268



                      HEISMAN WATCH

                      Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 15, 2011
                      NAMEPOSSCHOOLSEASON STATS
                      Da Jon McKnightWRMinnesota68 Rec, 1259 Yds, 13 TD
                      Aaron MurrayQBGeorgia140-245, 1999 Yds, 24 TD
                      Joe AveryWRHawai'i83 Rec, 1163 Yds, 12 TD
                      Tyler ShoemakerWRBoise State50 Rec, 707 Yds, 9 TD
                      Stephen GarciaQBSouth Carolina193-279, 2309 Yds, 25 TD






                      Big Ten Conference Standings - Updated: Oct 15, 2011
                      TEAMRECPCTCONFPFPASTRK
                      Michigan6-01.0002-021294W6
                      Minnesota6-01.0002-028699W6
                      Penn State5-10.8303-018449W4
                      Michigan State4-10.8002-013773W2
                      Wisconsin5-20.7101-2202150L2
                      Iowa4-20.6601-217882L1
                      Indiana4-20.6601-215896L2
                      Illinois3-30.5001-2125173W1
                      Northwestern4-20.5701-2206152L1
                      Purdue3-30.5000-2134131L3
                      Ohio State2-30.4000-2134113L2



                      BOARD MEMBER RECRUITS

                      Connor Watkins - HB (#1) #1 OVERALL *****
                      Tuscaloosa, AL
                      Committed to Alabama

                      Dillon Tenholder - WR (#5) #23 OVERALL *****
                      Kansas City, MO
                      Committed to Ohio State


                      GOPHER RECRUITING UPDATE

                      The Gophers had their biggest week this week recruiting wise after bringing in 12 recruits for a visit, and landing 8 of the potential recruits despite not always being the highest on their lists. They were able to land 3 of the top 12 TE's in the class who look to get into action immediately next year. The Gophers are actively pursuing about 4-5 more kids, and then they should be done for the year until the off-season recruiting period starts.


                      Minnesota Golden Gophers Recruiting - 2011
                      NAMEPOSCLASSHOMETOWNHTWTCALIBER
                      Alonzo BrownTHSEl Mirage, AZ6'0"325
                      Joel WilliamsTEHSWilkinsburg, PA6'2"249
                      Corey WatsonQBHSLive Oak, TX6'1"239
                      Jason JonesTEHSBellaire, TX6'3"219
                      Mike GreeneDEHSStow, OH6'1"227
                      Kyle GoodmanTEHSArmory, MS6'4"240
                      Brett DouglasATHHSNeenah, WI6'1"182
                      Michael SmithOLBHSMenomonee Falls, WI6'1"220
                      Alan RobinsonGHSGolden Valley, MN6'3"296
                      Carl GibsonSSHSGreendale, WI6'2"209



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                      • Assassin
                        MVP
                        • May 2005
                        • 1176

                        #131
                        Re: Week 8 - A Look Around the League, Recruiting Updates

                        Looks like your going to have some talent for next year's roster. Keep up the recruiting man.

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                        • mnwildgophers
                          Rookie
                          • Nov 2010
                          • 415

                          #132
                          A Note

                          So, I realized why I was winning these games so easily, and it's because my sliders were messed up because I was playing around with them in a different mode, but for some reason, they transferred over to my Gopher dynasty here. I was wondering why it was so easy, but I have recently corrected them and I plan to play the Ohio State game soon.

                          Also, since the Gophers just hired Jerry Kill from NIU as our new head coach, I'm thinking of introducing him as the new coach in this dynasty on the 1st page. I threw up the 1st two schedules on the first post, and I plan to continue to update it, and I'm going to be adding awards, more history and such. I'm trying to approach this with more realism since there's no way that the Gophers would be ranked #3 in the nation after just a year and a half, so I'm hoping that re-adjusting the sliders will give me more competitive games. If there is any criticism, or some way I can make the re-caps of the league, or any sort of suggestions to make it more enjoyable to read that'd be awesome. Is it better if I keep the game re-caps short and sweet or if I put a little bit more time into it. How about seeing the scores of the Top 25 games?

                          Thanks for reading guys, and I hope I can continue to make this one better.

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                          • Deuce2223
                            Hall Of Fame
                            • Dec 2007
                            • 12571

                            #133
                            Re: A Note

                            Typically what I do is try and pick out 3 or 4 key Top-25 Matchups to spotlight then try and post maybe a score from some teams that I know people follow (like Boise State) as well as the rest of my conference (Pac-10) yours being (Big Ten)


                            I really like your layout though and just remember, we are just happy to have something to read especially me when I am at work for 11 hours.


                            As far as Sliders and Minnesota not being #3 in the Nation. You have to understand this is your dynasty, you can play it how you want. I have gotten my sliders adjusted to the point, I have a pretty challenging game every week, yet I still got WSU to a National Championship and that would never happen in real life LOL. However with pretty much my Entire Offense graduated, I have a feeling we will be lucky to finish in the Top-25.

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                            • mnwildgophers
                              Rookie
                              • Nov 2010
                              • 415

                              #134
                              Re: A Note

                              Originally posted by Deuce2223
                              Typically what I do is try and pick out 3 or 4 key Top-25 Matchups to spotlight then try and post maybe a score from some teams that I know people follow (like Boise State) as well as the rest of my conference (Pac-10) yours being (Big Ten)


                              I really like your layout though and just remember, we are just happy to have something to read especially me when I am at work for 11 hours.


                              As far as Sliders and Minnesota not being #3 in the Nation. You have to understand this is your dynasty, you can play it how you want. I have gotten my sliders adjusted to the point, I have a pretty challenging game every week, yet I still got WSU to a National Championship and that would never happen in real life LOL. However with pretty much my Entire Offense graduated, I have a feeling we will be lucky to finish in the Top-25.
                              Well, my biggest problem is the fact that I blew out Wisconsin, no way I blow them out if my sliders are correct. I'm trying to make the games more of a challenge, I will be having 3 WR's leaving me next year, so I will probably find it tougher next year, my top 2 RB's are SR's too in Bennett and Eskridge. I guess I will just see how the rest of the year goes.

                              I don't want to just re-tell the story that you can read in the box score, so I'll try to point out some different things in my re-caps. I like the idea of doing big games or upsets, and looking at the Big Ten scores. It's just boring to read a dynasty that ALWAYS wins in blowouts, so I'm trying to adjust sliders.

                              I'm going to be adding a lot of history and stuff on the first post, so check it out in a couple of days.

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                              • mnwildgophers
                                Rookie
                                • Nov 2010
                                • 415

                                #135
                                Re: Gopher Nation - NCAA 11

                                I have updated the first post with new information about the coach, history of Brewster, and schedule updates.

                                As for this dynasty, I'm getting bogged down with a lot of school work and I've been having internet issues. I played the Ohio State game, and I'm going to hopefully be able to update soon here. If you want to me to make a recruit for you, send me a PM with the following info:

                                Name:
                                Hometown/State:
                                Handedness:
                                Position:
                                Height:
                                Weight:
                                Skin:
                                Body Build:
                                Gear:

                                If anyone has any ideas of how to improve the dynasty, that'd be appreciated also. Thanks for reading.

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