2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

**Deuce2223** · 01-30-2011, 08:57 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

I am going to try and get the recruiting recap up tonight, if not it will be 1st thing in the am. Then it will be time to start playing the 2012 Season!!!

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 01:18 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

RECRUITING UPDATE

USC LANDS #1 FOR 2ND STRAIGHT YEAR

For the 2nd straight year, the USC Trojans have made the most of the scholarships they were given, signing 20 players including 6 of the nations best 5* talent (Also signed 8-4* and 6-3*)

Among those players are Herbies (DT Ian McLaughlin, QB Matt Lane, Ath Michael James, Ath Chris Ravage, and MLB Damien Clark.)

THE REST OF THE TOP 5

The Gator's struggle on the field going just 8-4 and 4-4 in SEC play, far from their days of playing for National Titles, but that doesn't keep kids from wanting to come to the Swamp and prove they are the missing piece to get this powerhouse back on track. Florida signed 7-5* players including some of the nations best "Herbies"

Ath Aaron Wheeler
HB Jordan Ross
Ath Tyler Drake
CB Joshua Webb

The Ducks might have signed only 1-5* recruit but it was a good one in DE Wyatt Corbin (Herbie), joining him in Eugene next year however will be 12 4-* and 7-3* Freshman looking to keep the Ducks flying high.

The Nitty Lions like Florida struggled on the field going just 7-5 Overall and 5-3 in Big Ten play, but again the lure to play at Death Valley is still something every kid dreams of as 21 players put their name on the dotted line (2-5*, 9-4* and 10-3*)

The Broncos might have lost the National Championship, but they made up for it with recruiting, signing 21 players total (3-5*, 5-4*,13-3*), Coach Pete landed 3 of the nation's best including #1 Overall/#1 HB Robertson Howard (Herbie) and 6'5 WR Matt Lykell (Herbie), as well as a late signing with 6'3 Athlete Ernst Bray (likely to join Lykell at WR). Plus they signed 4* QB 6'5 Corey Haas (Herbie) as well to challenge for the vacated role of replacing Kellen Moore.

THE REST OF THE TOP-10

#6 OKLAHOMA (2-5*,10-4*,5-3*)
Signed LT Kesley Charles and TE TJ Deuce (Herbies)

#7 Ohio State (2-5*,10-4*, 4-3*)

#8 ALABAMA (4-5*, 5-4*, 5-3*)
Signed Herbie Spencer Morgan

#9 VIRGINIA TECH (1-5*, 9-4* 8-3*)
Signed Herbies QB Harlee James and WR Justin Blanton

#10 TEXAS (2-5*, 7-4*, 6-3*)
Signed Herbie RB's Cecil White and Speer Hopson

OTHER NOTEABLE HERBIE SIGNINGS

QB Steven Janik signs to play for the Irish

CB/WR Leon Murray signs to play for the Canes

QB Jay Randolph turns down LSU to play for the Noles

COACH BALDWIN HAS HUGE SUCCESS!!!!

Even thought the EWU season ended on a sour note losing to Texas A&M in the Emerald Bowl, Coach Baldwin made up for that loss with a huge win in recruiting, signing the #31 Best Class in the Nation (22-3* and 2-2*)

Gone is QB Bo Levi Mitchell, RB Taiwan Jones, WR's G. Heard and T. Hart, as well as starting DE's D. Miles and R. Williams and Kicker M. Jarrett, but Coach Baldwin signed multiple replacements for each of them.

3* PK E. Lewis (#4 Kicker)
3* QB C. Todd (#55 QB)
3* QB M. Wilson (#61 QB)
3* HB R. Campbell (#88 HB)
3* HB D. Ball (#86 HB)
3* ATH T. Marshall (#72 ATH)
3* ATH D. Stewart (#54 ATH)
3* WR C. Thomas (#117 WR)
3* WR B. Pierre (#166 WR)
3* WR M. Alexander (#138 WR)
3* WR A. Washington (#93 WR)
3* WR C. Wesley (#92 WR)
3* DE D. Schultz (#98 DE)
3* DE W. Bennett (#121 DE)
2* DE K. Brantley (#140 DE)

Coach Baldwin
"I am excited about the incoming class. Both Stewart and Marshall will challenge Ball and Campbell in the backfield for the chance to be the #1 and #2 HB. Todd and Wilson will compete against RS FR B James and T. Peoples to replace QB B. Mitchell, and the 5 WR's will battle for a chance to be the #3,#4,#5 WR's this coming season. We hope that 1 of them will be our future B. Kauffman. We also hope that Schultz or Bennett will be able to replace Williams as our pass rushing "All Havoic DE"

**mm boost** · 01-31-2011, 01:20 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

wow, Moore got screwed, although I do think the rushing had a lot to do with it. 9 rushing tds is pretty solid, and so is the 600+ yards. I would have to say that is the difference maker, but I still would have given Moore the nod for better efficiency, and overall better passing stats.

Can't wait to see the start of the new season!!!

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 03:19 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

Page 1 has a update of the Herbies and the Incoming Coaches for the 2012 Season.

Herbies Stats will be posted every 3 weeks, however if your guy plays in a key game it will be highlighted in the Weekly Recap. Coaches will continue to be able to check and see how their Coaches are playing every Week in the Weekly Recap.

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 05:07 PM

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2012 PRESEASON OUTLOOK

TOP-25

#1 OKLAHOMA
"The Defending Champs start the Year #1"

#2 OHIO STATE
"The Buckeyes are loaded with talent from top to bottom"

#3 PITT
"The Panthers are coming off a huge Fiesta Bowl win over Oregon"

#4 LSU
"The Tigers are looking to revenge the OT loss to Iowa in the Suger Bowl"

#5 FLORIDA STATE
"The Seminoles are ready to prove they are for real"

#6 TEXAS
"The Longhorns are back among the nations best"

#7 ALABAMA
"The Tide rolled on to tough times, but are looking to rebound"

#8 BOISE STATE
"With a new look on both sides of the Ball, the Broncos will look to make it a 3-Peat in the National Title game"

#9 AUBURN
"Like the Tide, the Tigers are ready to show they are the SEC and nations best"

#10 NEBRASKA
"Double Digit wins is what Cornhusker fans are yelling for"

#11 IOWA
"Back to Back Sugar Bowls, have the Hawkeyes the team to beat in the Midwest Conference"

#12 WISCONSIN
"The Badgers are looking to show the nation they are still worthy of a #1 spot"

#13 USC
"With back to back #1 Recruiting Classes and a BSC Bowl Appearence in the Orange, the Trojans are back among the elite"

#14 OREGON
"The Ducks are flying high and will look to Challenge the Trojans for the Pac-12 crown"

#15 CLEMSON
"The Tigers will have their hands full playing their 3rd year in the SEC"

#16 MICHIGAN
"With Robinson at QB, anything is possible"

#17 FLORIDA
"The Gators have talent, now can they just win games"

#18 CINCINNATI
"Back to Back BCS Bowls and #2 Rankings, have Bearcats wanting more of the same'

#19 PENN STATE
"The Lions will be lucky to finish 4th in the Big Ten"

#20 VIRIGINIA TECH
"It's a 3 way horse race for the ACC and VT is a favortite"

#21 WAKE FOREST
"A dark horse last year, the Demon Decons look to take on that role again"

#22 OKLAHOMA STATE
"They were perfect through 8 weeks last year, but the Red River Confernce is loaded!!"

#23 BAYLOR
"See above, the Bears can win games"

#24 MARYLAND
"The Terps beat Wake and FSU last year, they are a longshot for the ACC"

#25 UCLA
"A total surprise here. Can the Bruins challenge their cross town rivals and the Ducks for the Pac-12?

HEISMAN HOPEFULLS

With the graduation of Hawaii's QB B. Moniz and WR J. Avery, Boise States QB K. Moore, Cincinnati's QB Z. Collaros and the decision for Baylor's QB R. Griffin to go pro, we have a totally new Top-5 for this year's Heisman.

Collaros made history last year winning back to back Trophys.. This year 4 Juniors will start the season as Pre-Season favorites and could have a chance to do the same, including RS JR WR Kirby Moore of Boise State.

JR WR Robert Woods (USC)
2011 Stats-84 Rec 1100 yds 13 TD's

JR RB Leache Seastrunk (Oregon)
2011 Stats-341 carries 1220 yds 17 TD's rushing,
52 rec 651 yds 5 TD's recieving

JR RB Michael Dyer (Auburn)
2011 Stats-268 carries 1304 yds 13 TD's rushing
26 rec 306 yds 6 TD's recieving

SR WR Brandon Kauffman (Eastern Washington)
2011 Stats-107 rec 1982 yds 15 TD's.

RS JR WR Kirby Moore (Boise State)
2011 Stats-65 rec 1008 yds 13 TD's

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 05:34 PM

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2012 PRESEASON TEAM PREVIEW

SCHEDULE

Last year the Broncos continued their undefeated streak all the way to the National Championship game before losing in Overtime to the Oklahoma Sooners. The road wasn't easy as the Broncos took on #14 Oregon on the road and #2 Cincinnati in Wee 14 at home.

This year will be no different as the Broncos open the year at the Swamp facing #17 Florida, face #13 USC at home on "The Blue" in Week 3 and finish out the year hosting #20 Virginia Tech in a rematch of the 2010 season.

WEEK 1 @ #17 FLORIDA (TOP-25 BATTLE)

WEEK 2 @ UTEP (CONFERENCE GAME)

WEEK 3 VS #13 USC (TOP-25 BATTLE)

WEEK 4 @ BYU (CONFERENCE RIVALARY GAME)

WEEK 5 VS IDAHO (INSTATE RIVALARY GAME)

WEEK 6 @ NEVADA (CONFERENCE RIVALARY GAME)

WEEK 7 VS SAN DIEGO STATE (CONFERENCE GAME)

WEEK 8 @ UTAH STATE (CONFERENCE RIVALARY GAME)

WEEK 9 UNLV (CONFERENCE GAME)

WEEK 10-BYE

WEEK 11 BYE

WEEK 12 VS HAWAII (CONFERENCE RIVALARY GAME)

WEEK 13 VS FRESNO STATE (CONFERENCE RIVALARY GAME)

WEEK 14 VS #20 VIRIGINIA TECH (REMATCH OF 2010 GAME)

TEAM DEPTH CHART

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BOISE STATE BRONCOS Depth Chart - 2012
Regular Offense
STARTER 2ND 3RD 4TH
WR RS JR K. Moore (85) RS SR C. Potter (82) RS SR M. Burroughs (80) RS JR A. Burkes (71)
TE SR C. Koch (76) RS FR N. Lopez (65)
LT RS JR C. Leno (86) SO R. Allen (81)
LG RS SR J. Kellogg (90) RS FR C. Newton (76) RS FR M. Fields (65)
C RS JR B. Durrant (87) FR V. Williamson (78)
RG RS SR B. Myers (88) RS SR M. Ames (84) RS FR M. Fields (65)
RT RS SR F. Wright (94) SO R. Allen (81)
WR FR M. Lykell (82) RS SO G. Hiwat (82) FR E. Bray (80) RS SO T. Ware (80)
QB FR C. Haas (77) RS JR J. Southwick (81) RS FR A. Carlson (80) RS FR J. Fraizer (77)
FB RS JR J. Hess (77) RS FR J. Bell (76)
HB FR R. Howard (82) RS SR M. Kaiserman (81) RS FR M. Justice (73)
Base 4-3 Defense
STARTER 2ND 3RD 4TH
LDE RS FR L. Petty (80) SO T. Wood (77)
LDT RS SR M. Atkinson (88) FR M. Woods (71)
RDT RS JR R. Tjong a Tjoe (81) RS JR M. Paradis (75)
RDE FR J. Cooke (81) SO T. Wood (77)
WLB RS FR V. Mosley (76) RS JR A. Mooney (74) RS JR K. Marshall (73) RS SO D. Lee (69)
MLB RS SR T. Smith (79) RS FR R. Williams (74) FR A. King (72)
SLB RS SR JC Percy (81) RS JR A. Mooney (74) RS JR K. Marshall (73) RS SO D. Lee (69)
CB RS SR J. Gavins (86) RS JR E. Makinde (81)
SS RS FR D. Barber (74) RS SO Q. Ewing (71)
FS RS FR K. Williams (78) RS FR B. Wyaytt (73)
CB SO B. Moss (81) RS SO B. Douglass (71)
Special Teams
STARTER 2ND 3RD 4TH
K FR H. Hill (76)
P FR K. Fields (77)

Red Shirts

SO QB D. Hill (74 Overall)
FR RB B. Noble (62 Overall)
FR WR J. Greene (63 Overall)
FR TE D. Jackson (62 Overall)
FR LG M. Williams (61 Overall)
FR RG C. Hoffman (60 Overall)
FR RT R. Beck (78 Overall)
FR LE J. Hines (63 Overall)
FR LE C. Hogan (62 Overall)
FR CB J. Barry (63 Overall)
FR FS J. Carroll (62 Overall)
FR SS M. Jones (63 Overall)
SO K S. Brown (70 Overall)

COACH PETE'S EVALUATION OF THE ROSTER

QUARTERBACK
"Obviously we have amazing depth here and any of the 5 guys on the roster have enough talent to play, but after watching them all spring we felt like Corey Haas did what he needed to do, to earn the job. Joe will continue to be our #2 and Carlson and Fraizer will battle it out for the #3 job well Hill Redshirts. I don't expect all to stay on at BSU after the season."

RUNNINGBACK
"When you sign the #1 Overall Player and #1 RB in the nation, it is a given he is your #1 RB. Robertson Howard looks like he will be a stud. SR M. Kaiserman gives us a expierenced backup who can be a nice change of pace, and M. Justice gives us some talent as the #3 RB."

WIDE RECIEVER
"This is the deepest posistion I have every seen. Our Top-6 WR could be starters are most teams. FR M. Lykell and A. Bray are future studs and could be a better combo then Pettis and Young. Moore/Potter/Bourroughs gives us some amazing leadership and Hwiat and Ware provide excellent depth."

TIGHTEND
"SR C. Koch will have his hands full trying to replace Mackey Award winner K. Efaw, but with our WR core, I don't think he will have too. Lopez and Jackson provide depth, but signing a Top TE will be a #1 priority for us this season"

OFFENSIVE LINE
"Our O-Line ranks among the nations best. Leno and Wright provide solid protection and Kellogg,Myers,Durrant are among the nations best run blockers. Ames,Williamson,and Allen provide excellent depth and Beck is a future stud. We will look hard and heavy at Guards this season to balance out our young depth"

DEFENSIVE LINE
"Petty,Cooke and Wood give us an amazing young pass rush that will be a staple of our "D" for years to come and Atkinson,Tjong A Tjoe and M. Woods give us a great Run stuffing middle"

LINEBACKERS
"Smith and Percy provide solid leadership, well Mosley,Williams and King provide excellent youth depth. These guys are fast and know how to hit people"

SECONDARY
"Gavins is one of the best shutdown corners in the nation, and SO B. Moss has the speed to keep up with anyone who steps on the field. RS JR E. Makinde is a excellent Nickleback and RS FR K. Williams, RS FR B. Wyatt, and RS FR D. Barber are 3 very young and promising safeties.

SPECIAL TEAMS
"FR Kicker H. Hill and FR Punter K. Field give us solid options for the next 4 years. We are lucky to have landed their type of talent"

**PinkSock** · 01-31-2011, 06:14 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

Looking forward to the start of the season. Hopefully you don't get screwed out of any post-season awards this year. Voters give no love to the little guys. Good luck with the new season!

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 06:49 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

2012 TEAM PREVIEW

SCHEDULE

Last year the EWU Eagles struggled outside of Conference play going 0-3 against the Pac-10 (Washington,Washington State and Oregon State), but dominated in WAC play going 8-0 and winning their 1st Conference Crown. Washington and WSU are back on the schedule as Coach Baldwin looks to claim the Evergreen State, and instead of playing former Big Sky rival in Week 1, the EWU put no FCS Schools on this years schedule as they look to take on Coach Anderson's Colorado Buffalos in Week 1 and Coach Alexanders UNLV Rebels in Week 5.

WEEK 1 @ COLORADO (vs Coach Anderson)

WEEK 2 VS WASHINGTON (Part 1 of State Battle)

WEEK 3 @ WASHINGTON STATE (Part 2 of the State Battle/ also vs Coach Nelson)

WEEK 4 VS COLORADO STATE (CONFERENCE MATCHUP)

WEEK 5 VS UNLV (Battle against Coach Alexander)

WEEK 6 @ NEW MEXICO (CONFERENCE MATCHUP)

WEEK 7 VS WYOMING (CONFERENCE MATCHUP)

WEEK 8 @ NEW MEXICO STATE (CONFERENCE MATCHUP VS COACH HOLLAND)

WEEK 9 @ SAN JOSE STATE (CONFERENCE MATCHUP VS COACH SANDERS)

WEEK 10 BYE

WEEK 11 VS NORTH TEXAS (CONFERENCE MATCHUP)

WEEK 12 @ IDAHO (BATTLE FOR THE WULFF TROPHEY)

WEEK 13 VS RICE (CONFERENCE MATCHUP)

WEEK 14 BYE

TEAM DEPTH CHART

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EASTERN WASHINGTON EAGLES Depth Chart - 2012
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	SR B. Kauffman (73)	RS SR P. Flynn (66)	FR B. Pierre (57)
TE	FR K. Brown (61)	FR M. Scott (61)	SO R. Williams (52)
LT	JR B. Murphy (74)	FR M. Herring (55)	RS FR D. Smith (53)
LG	RS SR W. Post (78)	RS JR A. Miller (60)	RS SO S. Forgette (58)
C	SO K. Wilcox (67)	FR M. Patterson (62)
RG	RS SR J. Antonson (70)	RS FR D. Hunter (59)	RS SO S. Forgette (58)
RT	FR D. Roberson (63)	SO P. Moyer (60)	RS FR D. Smith (53)
WR	SR N. Edwards (76)	RS SR D. Puyear (73)	FR M. Alexander (62)
QB	FR M. Wilson (63)	RS FR B. James (59)	RS FR T. Peoples (58)
FB	SO L. Crooks (63)	RS SO A. Wright (44)
HB	FR D. Stewart (65)	RS SO D. Johnson (65)	FR D. Ball (62)
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	RS JR J. Ceja (70)	FR D. Schultz (63)
LDT	SR E. Cook (70)	SR N. Stewart (64)	RS SO W. Katoa (59)
RDT	FR A. Kennedy (62)	RS FR S. Matthews (59)	RS SO W. Katoa (59)
RDE	FR K. Brantley (62)	FR W. Bennett (61)
WLB	RS JR R Haehl (67)	RS SO J. Pugsley (61)
MLB	RS SR P. Ena (73)	SR G. WIlliams (71)	RS JR R. Hamlin (63)
SLB	RS SR T. Washburn (71)	RS SO J. Pugsley (61)
CB	RS SO C. Gayton (72)	SO R. Williams (65)	RS FR J. Woods (63)
SS	RS JR E. Armstrong (65)	RS FR S. Tyler (56)
FS	SR B. Lechtenberg (77)	RS JR J. Minnerly (71)	RS FR P. Holt (63)
CB	RS JR A. Chandler (70)	FR H. Larson (63)	SO B. Holt (63)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	FR E. Lewis (68)
P	RS JR C. Homan (73)

REDSHIRTS
FR QB C. Todd (61 Overall)
FR RB T. Marshall (65 Overall)
FR WR C. Thomas (62 Overall)
FR WR C. Wesley (62 Overall)
FR WR A. Washington (62 Overall)
SO LT M. Arnold (63 Overall)
FR DT D. Roberson (57 Overall)
FR DT C. Goins (56 Overall)
SO R. Yates (59 Overall)
FR FS W. Bolden (62 Overall)
SO SS B. Olson (63 Overall)

COACH BALDWIN'S TAKE ON THE ROSTER

QUARTERBACK
"This will be a interesting year for us at the Quarterback posistion as none of the 3 have even attempted a pass at the College level. Wilson wins out the job after showing good awareness (71) and throwing power (86 THP) in the spring. Peoples and James are both projects, but will have a chance to battle for the #2 spot. C. Todd will start out redshirting but if needed will be brought in to take over the #2 spot and even challenge Wilson to start. We will continue to look at this year's class for a long term replacement"

RUNNINGBACK
"This is still a wideopen competition. Stewart will get the start against Colorado in Week 1, but Johnson and Ball will both get carries. Like the QB spot, this posistion needs a huge upgrage to fill the shoes of TJ"

WIDERECIEVERS
"Kauffman returns to see if he can add to his record breaking year and become the best WR to every play in Cheney. Edwards is a excellent #2 and Puyear and Flynn give solid #3/#4 options. We have alot of youth here and hopefully someone will step up and be the next Kauffman."

TIGHTEND
"Williams played well last year as the starter but lost his job to Brown in the spring. With a so-so O-Line and FR QB, someone will need to step up and be a outlet when Kauffman is covered."

OFFENSIVE LINE
"The O-Line took a huge hit with 3 starters graduating. LT B. Murphy will be asked to protect both the QB and help with the run game. and RG W. Post is a team captain."

DEFENSIVE LINE
"RS JR J. Ceja and DT E. Cook will be asked to be the force that once was R. Williams. The rest of the unit is young and inexpiernced"

LINEBACKERS
"P. Ena and T. Washburn give the unit expierence and leadership. There is not much depth here and will need to be addressed this year"

SECONDARY
"Gayton,Chandler,Lechtenberg,Minnerly and Armstrong give this unit alot of starting expierence and should help the Eagles stay in the game if the Offense can put up some points. There is also alot of young depth, so hopefully there is a hidden superstar in there somewhere"

SPECIAL TEAMS
"FR Kicker E. Lewis will be asked to do alot as the Eagles are sure to struggle to score points. Hopefully he can live up to the pressure"

**JLWebb** · 01-31-2011, 06:54 PM

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When you have a transition of a new quarterback and running back a good offensive line is vital and Boise State has a GREAT offensive line.

I foresee Howard having a monster freshman year running behind the big men up front.

.........

EWU looks like they're rebuilding and it will be interesting to see how the Freshman does taking over the quarterback position.

I'm excited to see this season kick off.

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 07:10 PM

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Originally posted by JLWebb

When you have a transition of a new quarterback and running back a good offensive line is vital and Boise State has a GREAT offensive line.

I foresee Howard having a monster freshman year running behind the big men up front.

.........

EWU looks like they're rebuilding and it will be interesting to see how the Freshman does taking over the quarterback position.

I'm excited to see this season kick off.

Yeah the O-Line is still stacked at BSU so I am pumped to see how the Offense plays as well. I think Haas has a chance to be a stud with Lykell and Bray to throw too, and yes I plan on making Howard into a stud and challenging T. Jones and Barry Sanders for the TD record.

My EWU team has gone from solid to ?? Crappy??

I can't belive it when I look at the Overalls of all the 3* guys I brought in. Not a single guy was above 65. This team is going to be good in 3 or 4 years, but I need to start landing some 4* talent.

**dtackel78** · 01-31-2011, 07:42 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

the transitions gonna be hard but i bet you gonna do it i mean the skys the limit with boise...and for ewu they are only a couple players away from being the next boise gonna be tough to replace that RB...also whose ahead of McLaughlin is it seniors?

**JJ4** · 01-31-2011, 08:55 PM

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well here's to hoping Haas plays great (or at least good) and you're not forced to bench him.

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 09:17 PM

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WEEK 1

EWU VS COLORADO

Taiwan Jones Who??

EA Sports: NCAA Football 11 Photo

When Taiwan Jones graduated taking his 2000+ yards and 36 TD's with him, the Big ? was who would take his place. Well meet FR Dennis Stewart. Stewart did his best impression of TJ as he carried the ball 22 times for 239 yds (10.8 Avg) and this 79 yd TD score.

DEFENSE SHINES!!!

EA Sports: NCAA Football 11 Photo

Last season SR Billy Lechtenberg led the team with 7 INT's. Today the ball hawking Senior picked off #1 for the 2012 season

EA Sports: NCAA Football 11 Photo

Freshman CB Hayden Larson made the highlights scooping up a Fumble on SS E. Armstrong's huge hit in the 4th Quarter taking it 76 yds for the score as the Eagles defeat the Buffalos in Week 1.

COLORADO () at EASTERN WASHINGTON ()

Aug 25, 2012	1	2	3	4	F
COLORADO	0	7	7	0	14
EASTERN WASHINGTON	17	0	7	10	34

Top Performers

COLORADO

QB N. Hirschman 22/41 309 yds 1 INT

RB J. Calhoun 18 carries 32 yds, 6 rec 90 yds

EASTERN WASHINGTON

RB D. Stewart-22 carries 239 yds (10.8 Avg) 1 TD

WR B. Kauffman-6 rec 83 yds 2 TD

Team Stats Comparison
	COLO	EWU
First Downs	14	15
3rd Down Efficiency	6-17 (35%)	3-11 (27%)
4th Down Efficiency	1-3 (33%)	1-1 (100%)
Total Yards	480	532
Passing Yards	309	235
Rushing Yards	46	239
Penalties-Penalty Yards	4-35	1-5
Turnovers	3	2
Time of Possession	14:17	13:43

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		COLO	EWU
3:13	(EWU) B. Kauffman 6 yd Pass from B. Wilson	0	7
2:24	(EWU) B. Kauffman 11 yd Pass from B Wilson	0	14
:49	(EWU) 37 YD FG by E. Lewis	0	17
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		COLO	EWU
:03	(COLO) 94 yd Fumble Return by R. Polk	7	17
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		COLO	EWU
4:31	(COLO) C. Cleveland 4 yd Run	14	17
3:52	(EWU) D. Stewart 79 yd TD Run	14	24
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		COLO	EWU
2:49	(EWU) 18 YD FG by E. Lewis	14	27
1:02	(EWU) 79 yd Fumble Return by H. Larsen	14	34

COLORADO

EASTERN WASHINGTON
PASSING	C/ATT	YDS	TD	INT
B. Wilson	14/31	235	2	1
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
D. Stewart	22	239	10.8	1
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
B. Kauffman	6	83	13.8	2
P.Flynn	4	53	13.2
N. Edwards	3	97	32.3
DEFENSIVE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
A. Chandler	8
E. Cook	5
R. Haehl	5	1
J. Ceja	3	1
E. Armstrong	4	1
B. Lechtenberg	7		1
H. Larsen				1

POST GAME COMMENTS BY COACH BALDWIN

"I am extremely excited with how the team played today. FR QB B. Wilson made a few key mistakes (INT and the Fumble that led to the TD right before the half), but he also made some bigtime throws. Stewart looked amazing out there. Wearing the #22, he looked the part of Taiwan Jones all night and I can't say enough about the DEFENSE. They shut down the running attack of Calhoun and made some huge plays.

**Deuce2223** · 01-31-2011, 09:22 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

So I am going to attempt to make my recaps like this every week, however it is very time consuming for me. I am sure I will get faster with it the more I do it, but we will see. When it comes to the Weekly Around the Nation Recaps they will be similar to last year. I will highlight a couple of Top-25 Scores and also post the Boardmember Coaches Results.

**Gloves 82** · 01-31-2011, 09:41 PM

Re: 2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

Wow Stewart's a beast! Can't wait for the rest of the season!

2 Teams=2 Dreams (BSU and EWU Quest for Perfection)

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