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Preseason Wrap up


Kevin Sousa (QB) - Freshman
Orville Reynolds (HB) - Freshman
Lovell Jackson (WR) - Junior
Quan Rucker (WR) - Sophomore
Bryson Dunmeyer (LE) - Junior
Daniel Mack (FS) - Sophomore

Outlook of the ACC
Preseason Rankings

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#10
#17
#24
#32
#34
#40
#44
#53
#57
#67
#84
#92

Coaches Corner
Jim Grobe (HC) - Average Security
Tyler Starks (OC) - Low Security
Tim Billings (DC) - Low Security


Doug Weaver (RT) - SR (RS) - Offensive Captain
Cyhl Quarles (SS) - SR (RS) - Defensive Captain

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Coach Tyler Starks Contractual Obligations
2 Year Deal

Win 8 games in one season - Not a necessity but would be rewarded if accomplished

13+ Passing TD in one season - Somewhat expected, we will be disappointed if not accomplished.

14+ Points per game - We would be happy if you could accomplish this, we need to get into the end zone a lot more.

7+ Rushing TD in one season - We feel you have the ability to accomplish this, don't let us down

2400+ Offensive yards in one season and over the course of the contract - Our team was pitiful offensively last year. It's time to make a name for ourselves. If you can't pull through on this, we will need to go in a new direction when this contract expires

Win 4 games in one season - We feel the improvement is needed. Yet anything is possible.

2000+ offensive yards in one season - A stepping stone for your prior goals. If you fail to accomplish this, you might as well pack up your office.

All the above goals have been made aware to you, as the offensive coordinator of the Wake Forest football squad, by signing this document you certify this information as true and agree to accomplish these goals to your fullest ability.

x Tyler Starks

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Orange crush the Deacons 10 - 33

(Syracuse, New York) - It wasn't a surprise that the touchdown favorite, Syracuse won. It was shocking how brutally the Deacons got beaten up by the Orangemen that has raised concern for the upcoming season. Coach Tyler Starks high speed offense got shut down early, after two consecutive red zone appearances were ended early thanks to Tanner Price interceptions. Whenever Wake Forest started to gain some momentum, the Orange would take control. The first two drives, it seemed that the field was wide open to the Deacon offense, but after those two early turnovers momentum ran dry. By the time Antwan Bailey crossed into the end zone for the first score of the game. Wake Forest fans were already settling into their seats for another upsetting game. The Orange and Deacons were considered somewhat evenly matched but a strong Orange showing has turned heads.

Tanner Price was brutalized and Josh Harris started to get hit in the backfield commonly. The issue was, the sacks commonly turned short plays into passing downs that ended up turning into Syracuse possessions. Than once the run became an option, the Orange were wrecking havoc in the backfield. Pinning them down and showing how dominant they could be.

Rattled and bruised, Tanner Price had his third mistake of the game, when he ran a QB Power off the goal line thanks to a great punt from Syracuse. Attempting to avoid a hit, Price went to slide but ended up taking a punishing hit that rattled the ball lose, Syracuse recovering nearly on the goal line. The only benefit that the defense has, they held Syracuse on a goal line set to only a field goal.

At half time, this was still a game, but the Orange crowd was electric and it was obvious that the Deacons were taking a beating. That beating took to heart in the second half, when the Deacons just fell flat. A 7 point game turned into a 17 point game and by the early fourth quarter, it was a 24 point game all but eliminating any hope of a Syracuse come back. If it was any consolation. The Deacons drove downfield on the staunt Syracuse defense and managed to toss in a late touchdown. Yet it was meaningless as the Orange held onto win, 33-10.

Tanner Price had a decent day, but his touchdown to interception ratio was what stood out, and his poor completion percentage attributed to a lot of hate for the young quarterback who many felt should've been benched, especially after the fumble. Josh Harris got called on for a dozen rushes, Tyler Starks had wished to run the ball twenty to thirty times, but that just didn't happen, down fast and commonly facing big yardage, the passing game came to the forefront and the inefficiencies came true.

Preseason favorite, Chris Givens didn't have the speed to properly separate him from his defender. The receivers muffed a lot of catches that were fairly routine and a few early injuries derailed the Deacon offense before it even got going. Next week will be no easier as they travel back to Winston-Salem for an Atlantic Coastal Conference game against the North Carolina State Wolfpack, if this one was a blowout, the stadium should be empty by halftime next week.

Game Recap

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Sep 3, 2011 - WF at SYR
TEAM	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Wake Forest Demon Deacons ((0-1))	0	3	0	7	10
Syracuse Orange ((1-0))	7	3	10	13	33

Team Stats Comparison
WF		SYR
283	Total Offense	385
57	Rushing Yards	113
226	Passing Yards	272
13	First Downs	20
14	Punt Return Yards	23
137	Kick Return Yards	43
389	Total Yards	451
3	Turnovers	0
4-14 (28%)	3rd Down Converstion	9-18 (50%)
1/2 (50%)	4th Down Conversion	N/A
	2-Point Conversion
5-1-1 (40%)	Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	9-4-2(66%)
	Penalties
13:19	Posession Time	14:41

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		WF	SYR
2:35	(SYR) A.Bailey, 8 yard run (R.Krautman kick)	0	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		WF	SYR
1:53	(WF) J.Newman, 17 yard FG	3	7
1:34	(SYR) R.Krautman, 23 yard FG	3	10
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		WF	SYR
3:50	(SYR) R.Krautman, 34 yard FG	3	13
2:13	(SYR) M.Sales, 4 yard pass from R.Nassib (R.Krautman kick)	3	20
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		WF	SYR
6:08	(SYR) V.Chew, goal line pass from R.Nassib (R.Krautman Kick)	3	27
2:51	(SYR) B.Wales, 3 yard pass from R.Nassib (Missed XP)	3	33
1:23	(WF) M.James, 20 yard pass from T.Price (J.Newman Kick)	10	33

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Boxscore
PASSING	RATING	C/ATT	YDS	TD/INT	AVG
Tanner Price	92.4	15/36	226	1/2	15
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Josh Harris	12	39	3.2	0	16
Tanner Price	11	9	0.8	0	12
Danny Dembry	1	9	9	0	9
BLOCKING		PANCAKE		SACK
Doug Weaver		1		2
Dennis Godfrey		0		1
Michael Hoag		0		1
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Danny Dembry	4	80	20	0	49
Josh Harris	3	39	13	0	15
Matt James	3	37	12.3	1	20
Michael Campanaro	3	54	18	0	31
Andrew Parker	1	3	3	0	3
Terence Davis	1	13	13	0	13
KICKING	FGM/A	PCT	LONG	XPM/A	PTS
Jimmy Newman	1/1	100%	17	1/1	4
PUNTING	PUNTS	YDS	AVG	IN20	TB
Alex Wulflec	6	278	46.3	0	0
KICK RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Kevin Johnson	4	73	18.2	21	0
Michael Campanaro	2	38	19	21	0
Josh Harris	1	26	26	26	0
PUNT RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Michael Campanaro	2	14	7	9	0

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Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 5, 2011
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Andrew Luck	QB	Stanford		12-16 328 Passing yards 3 TD
Kellen Moore	QB	Boise State		26-34 328 Passing Yards 3 TD
LaMichael James	HB	Oregon		27 Rushing Yards (3.9 YPC) 4 Receptions - 88 Yards
Denard Robinson	QB	Michigan		10-14 276 Passing Yards 4 TD 1 INT - 29 rushing yards (5.8 YPC)
Justin Blackmon	WR	Oklahoma State		8 Receptions 110 Yards

Atlantic Coast Conference Conference Standings - Updated: Sep 5, 2011
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Miami	1-0	100	1-0	37	7	W-1
Georgia Tech	1-0	100	0-0	52	0	W-1
Clemson	1-0	100	0-0	42	28	W-1
Boston College	1-0	100	0-0	34	13	W-1
Virginia	1-0	100	0-0	55	14	W-1
North Carolina State	1-0	100	0-0	45	7	W-1
Duke	1-0	100	0-0	38	10	W-1
North Carolina	1-0	100	0-0	44	3	W-1
Florida State	1-0	100	0-0	38	13	W-1
Virginia Tech	1-0	100	0-0	77	7	W-1
Wake Forest	0-1	0	0-0	10	33	L-1
Maryland	0-1	0	0-1	7	37	L-1

Notable Week 1 Games
Oregon (1-0) traveled to Baton Rouge and beat LSU (0-1) 61-28 dropping LSU 8 spots to 12. Oregon moves up to number 3.
Miami (1-0) opened their season with an ACC victory over Maryland (0-1) 37-7
#7 Boise State (1-0) holds off Georgia (0-1) to win their season opener 46-34
Brigham Young (0-1) loses their first game as an independent, falling to Ole Miss (1-0) 20-30
Wyoming (0-1) gets beat down by their FCS opponent, Weber State 13-34

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Tyler Starks Coaching Corner
End of Week 1 - 2011

Last Week: L 10-33 @ Syracuse (0-1)
Next Week: vs North Carolina State (1-0)
Job Security: 44%

Stats
Team

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Week 1 Team Stats
OFFENSE	TOT	OFF	PASS	RUSH	PPG	PTD	RTD	SACK	1DWN
Wake Forest	389	283	226	57	10	1	0	5	13
DEFENSE	TOT	PASS	RUSH	PTS	SACK	FUMB	INT
Wake Forest	385	272	113	33	4	0	0
CONVERSIONS	3DC	3DA	3D%	4DC	4DA	4D%	2PC	2PA	2P%
Wake Forest	4	14	28	1	2	50	0	0	0
RED ZONE	ATT	TD	FG	OFF%	DATT	DTD	DFG	DEF%
Wake Forest	5	1	1	40	9	4	2	66
TURNOVERS	DIFF	GIVE	INT	FUMB	TAKE	INT	FUMB
Wake Forest	-3	3	2	1	0	0	0

Coaches Comments: "It was embarrassing at times watching them play out there. We are going to have to hit the practice field hard this week in preparation for North Carolina State. They lost Russell Wilson, but they are still strong and we are only one of two teams in the ACC right now that are winless. We need to turn it around, it may only be week two but our problems are very real. Syracuse has talent but not to blow us out. If we play like that all season, we will be pushing around 60 points allowed while only barely touching double digits. For the upcoming game, I plan to establish the run early. It is the only way to get our passing game going and getting pressure off Tanner. We need to get them going out there, if we can get the ball moving on the ground we can make full use of a no huddle fast paced offense. When we become one dimensional is when we start to fall apart. Next week is a huge week for us. If we can at least keep it close, I'll be happy. If not, we are going to see some major changes coming."

Coaches Grades
QB - C - Tanner needs to work on his mechanics better and stop moving too much in the pocket. He began to scramble because he was taking too many hits and that's when he gets bad. Besides the one beautiful pass on the run, he was very inaccurate because he wouldn't plant his feet and throw.
HB - C+ - The running backs started out hot, but they cooled off fast, their momentum died fast and we had to stray away from the run when it wasn't getting us yards. They need to focus on hitting the holes. Harris is a small back, why he is running head on into defenders is beyond me. He needs to focus on running forward and following blocking assignments instead of trying to make plays on his own.
WR - C+ - Some played well, while some namely Chris Givens were non-existant. The receivers contributed to some of the issues for Tanner. When they got jammed they got held at the line for too long instead of actually beating it like they should've. We will need to work on coming off the line.
OL - F - These guys are running sprints. End of story. Not even a hundred rushing yards, five sacks and Tanner Price scrambling for his life is not a way to play football. They have to make their blocks, especially on blitzes. They couldn't pick up and recognize blitzes and it killed us.

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Any comments so far? Anything to help make this more enjoyable for the reader?

Updates later, depending if I go into work in a hour, updates will be either soon or around 2 AM when I get off.

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Just a yard: Wake Forest falls a yard short of upset

One yard. something that will live on in the memory of these players for the rest of the year and in some cases for a long time after. Three separate occasions for the Deacons to put it away, but by some miracle, North Carolina State pulled it out. First coming late in the fourth, under a minute to go, on 3rd and goal, Tanner Price scrambled trying for the touchdown. As he went for the slide, he would take a hard hit and fumble it allowing North Carolina State to recover.

Heading into the first overtime, Wake Forest scored on the first play on a pitch off right tackle. With all momentum, the Deacons defense quickly pulled three downs away from North Carolina State. Yet they responded, on Imhoff pass to Payton, a 19 yard touchdown conversion, and it was tied yet again.

The second of the overtimes, two consecutive sacks of Imhoff, and an in completion later, fourth and forever and it would be Imhoff who would drop back and fire up a beautiful shot to Howard who would catch the ball on a dive into the end zone, firing up North Carolina State who snatched the lead heading into the second half.

The Deacons had to convert two fourth downs to get inside the red zone, mainly from the clutch play of Tanner Price. On first and goal, a run would be stopped in the backfield. Second and goal, a half back screen that would also be stopped in the backfield. Third and goal, a lazer to Chris Givens would be batted down by a linebacker who shifted into the proper zone at the right time. Fourth and goal, all of his receivers covered, Tanner Price would take off. Running through an opened hole up the middle, he made contact with a linebacer at the three and he fell forward. Two other Wolfpack players connected with Price who would fall on the goal line, the ball not crossing the plane. No touchdown. End of game, Wake Forest falling yet again.

A perfectly coached game by the Wake Forest coaching staff that was 13-13 late in the fourth ended up slipping away in a wave of disappointment and 'could have beens'. A rivalry victory would've been huge for this Deacon program that has been ailing. Tanner Price only completed a third of his throws, a disappointing 14-36 on the day with a mere 137 passing yards with an interception raising his season tally to 1 TD to 3 interceptions. Ted Stachitas who came in when Tanner Price suffered from Back Spasms, completed a huge touchdown pass to Danny Dembry at the end of the first half to tie it up at 10-10.

The Deacons will face Gardner-Webb in Wake Forest next week. Should be the first win for the Deacons who will have to face a brutal three game stretch afterwards. North Carolina State (#23) improves to 2-0 and will face South Alabama in what should become an ugly game in favor of the Wolfpack.

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Sep 9, 2011 - NCST at WF
TEAM	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
#24 North Carolina State (2-0)	0	10	0	3	14	27
Wake Forest (0-2)	3	7	0	3	7	20

Team Stats Comparison
NCST		WF
369	Total Offense	428
92	Rushing Yards	228
277	Passing Yards	200
17	First Downs	21
6	Punt Return Yards	10
89	Kick Return Yards	39
464	Total Yards	477
1	Turnovers	2
5-15 (33%)	3rd Down Converstion	6-16 (37%)
3-3 (100%)	4th Down Conversion	1-2 (50%)
	2-Point Conversion
5-2-1(60%)	Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	6-0-2 (33%)
	Penalties
11:29	Posession Time	16:31

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		NCST	WF
1:03	(WF) J.Newman, 38 yard FG	0	3
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		NCST	WF
3:36	(NCST) N.Slade, 25 yard FG	3	3
1:08	(NCST) T.Graham, 10 yard pass from D.Imhoff (N.Slade kick)	10	3
0:29	(WF) D.Dembry, 42 yard pass from T.Stachitas (J.Newman kick)	10	10
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		NCST	WF
2:15	(WF) J.Newman, 34 yard FG	10	13
1:09	(NCST) N.Slade, 45 yard FG	13	13
OVERTIME SCORING		NCST	WF
	(WF) J.Harris, 22 yard run (J.Newman kick)	13	20
	(NCST) Q.Payton, 19 yard pass from D.Imhoff (N.Slade kick)	20	20
	(NCST) S.Howard, 38 yard pass from D.Imhoff (N.Slade kick)	27	20

North Carolina State Boxscore
PASSING	RATING	C/ATT	YDS	TD/INT	AVG
Ted Stachitas	529.6	2-2	63	1	31.5
Tanner Price	65.2	14-36	137	0-1	9.7
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Josh Harris	25	155	6.2	1	29
Tanner Price	9	61	6.7	0	22
Brandon Pendergrass	2	12	6.0	0	9
Ben Emert	1	0	0	0	0
BLOCKING		PANCAKE		SACK
Tommy Bohanon		1		0
Garrick Williams		1		0
Doug Weaver		0		1
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Josh Harris	5	18	3.6	0	21
Andrew Parker	4	57	14.2	0	21
Danny Dembry	2	58	29	1	42
Cameron Ford	2	17	8.5	0	9
Terence Davis	1	14	14	0	14
Chris Givens	1	26	26	0	26
Michael Campanaro	1	10	10	0	10
KICKING	FGM/A	PCT	LONG	XPM/A	PTS
Jimmy Newman	2-2	100	39	2-2	8
PUNTING	PUNTS	YDS	AVG	IN20	TB
Alex Wulfeck	5	209	41.8	1	1
KICK RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Kevin Johnson	2	39	19.5	21	0
PUNT RETURNING	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Michael Campanaro	1	10	10	10	0

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Behind running game, Wake Forest tears apart Gardner-Webb, drops 62

(Winston-Salem) - On their third try, Wake Forest picked up the first win of the season. A feeling that may be far and between in the upcoming weeks. With this game, the Deacons picked up 773 yards in the game, with the majority (486) coming in off the ground. It was an awe inspiring display that wasn't too shocking considering the circumstances. Gardner-Webb (0-3) came into this game with little expectations and took a throttling. Coming close to scoring as much as Virginia Tech (77) for the season high, this game will be something to remember for Tyler Starks who has now seen how effective his team could be. The bad side of things, Tanner Price threw three interceptions (2 TD - 3 INT) while completing only 50% of his passes. Coach Starks has said now that he will be exploring opening up his playbook to include some three wide receiver formations more often and work in more short passing options with short drop backs to get the ball out of Tanner Price's hands sooner.

Josh Harris surpassed 250 yards (254) on the day with a pair of touchdowns, while Brandon Pendergrass added 176 yards with three touchdowns. Tanner Price would also score two touchdowns on the ground, one on a Quarterback option, the other on a goal line QB Power play. Chris Givens had a break out game, catching seven passes for 153 yards and a single touchdown. He had only one catch coming into this game. "It felt good, I felt like I was back and was hitting my rhythm right. It felt natural again." Spoke Givens on the field.

Sportscenter #6 Top play of the week

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Very good thread....I'll be reading, I've always liked WF.

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Tyler Starks Coaching Corner
End of Week 4 - 2011

Last Week: W 62-17 vs Gardner-Webb (0-3)
Next Week: @ Boston College (3-1)
Job Security: 53% (Highest in ACC)

Stats

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Wake Forest Demon Deacons Stats - 2011
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
Tanner Price	48-110	652	13.5	217.3	54	3	6	91.5
Ted Statchitas	2-2	63	31.5	31.5	42	1	0	529.6
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
Josh Harris	48	448	9.3	79	8	3	149.3	0
Brandon Pendergrass	13	188	14.4	54	3	3	94	0
Tanner Price	25	72	2,8	55	2	2	24	2
Danny Dembry	1	9	9	9	0	0	3	0
Nick Knott	1	7	7	7	0	0	7	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
Josh Harris	9	60	6.6	0	21	1	20	44
Andrew Parker	9	108	12	0	21	3	36	29
Chris Givens	8	179	22.3	1	54	0	89.5	41
Danny Dembry	7	159	22.7	1	49	3	53	14
Michael Campanaro	6	109	18.1	0	31	3	36.3	37
Terence Davis	4	35	8.7	0	14	0	11.6	18
Cameron Ford	4	28	7	1	9	0	14	15
Matt James	3	37	12.3	1	20	0	12.3	5
	Field Goals				Extra Points
Kicking	FGM	FGA	PCT	LONG	XPM	XPA	PCT	PTS
Jimmy Newman	3	3	100	39	11	12	.911%	20
Punting	PUNTS	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	BP	IN20	TB
Alex Wulfeck	12	528	50	44	499	0	1	1

ACC Offensive Rankings
OFFENSE	TOT	OFF	PASS	RUSH	PPG	PTD	RTD	SACK	1DWN
Duke	2365	1831	1132	699	39.7	12	7	9	99
North Carolina State	2316	1862	1111	751	38.5	14	5	6	80
North Carolina	2309	1776	875	901	35.7	6	10	15	96
Virginia Tech (#16)	2305	1902	1042	860	46.5	15	7	5	94
Georgia Tech	2038	1695	472	1223	32.2	2	13	6	103
Boston College	2033	1545	875	670	32.2	8	6	8	80
Florida State (#21)	2022	1682	838	844	26.2	7	6	8	80
Virginia	1972	1365	936	429	25.0	3	10	13	60
Clemson (#25)	1930	1480	882	598	26.7	7	4	12	80
Wake Forest	1745	1439	715	724	30.6	4	8	8	52
Miami	1558	1170	743	427	27.6	5	2	8	57
Maryland	1365	991	605	386	26.6	5	5	7	59

Top 25

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NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Sep 27, 2011
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Oklahoma (37)	3	0	1501
2	2	Alabama (22)	4	0	1466
3	4	Stanford (1)	3	0	1340
4	7	Texas A&M (1)	3	0	1314
5	6	Boise State	3	0	1235
6	8	Wisconsin	4	0	1130
7	9	Auburn	4	0	1078
8	10	South Carolina	4	0	1026
9	11	LSU	3	1	986
10	5	Oklahoma state	3	1	950
11	12	Texas Christian	4	0	922
12	13	Michigan State	4	0	871
13	15	Ohio State	3	1	743
14	16	Nebraska	4	0	733
15	3	Oregon	3	1	690
16	17	Virginia Tech	4	0	682
17	20	Texas	3	0	516
18	18	Arkansas	3	1	399
19	23	Utah	3	0	368
20	24	Michigan	4	0	318
21	14	Florida State	2	2	311
22	25	Central Florida	4	0	284
23	NR	Florida	3	1	211
24	NR	Kansas State	3	0	197
25	NR	Clemson	3	1	167

Heisman Watch

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Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 28, 2011
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Andrew Luck	QB	Stanford		53-70 1033 yards 13 TD 2 INT -- 35 rushes 154 yards 1 TD
Denard Robinson	QB	Michigan		55-87 927 yards 11 TD 1 INT --45 rushes 215 yards 5 TD
Kirk Cousins	QB	Michigan State		70-101 1180 yards 14 TD 1 INT -- 37 Rushes 121 yards 3 TD
Stephen Garcia	QB	South Carolina		86-140 991 yards 15 TD 3 INT -- 55 rushes 207 yards 1 TD
Michael Dyer	HB	Auburn		50 rushes 283 yards 4 TD -- 13 Catches 156 yards 3 TD

Stat leaders

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NCAA Football Leaders - Updated: Sep 28, 2011
Passing Yards	YRD	Passing Touchdowns	TD
1. Case Keenum (HOU)	1257	1. Logan Thomas (VT)	15
2. Matt Barkley (USC)	1183	2. Stephen Garcia (SCAR)	15
3. Kirk Cousins (MSU)	1180	3. Aaron Murray (UGA)	15
4. Brandon Weeden (OKST)	1155	4. Austin Davis (USM)	14
5. Kyle Padron (SMU)	1144	5. Brandon Weeden (OKST)	14
Rushing Yards	YRD	Rushing Touchdowns	TD
1. Roddy Jones (GT)	561	1. Montee Ball (WISC)	7
2. Brandon Bolden (OLE)	540	2. Ryan Houston (UNC)	7
3. Leveon Bell (MSU)	475	3. Roddy Jones (GT)	7
4. Michael Shaw (MICH)	471	4. Warren Norman (VAN)	6
5. Josh Harris (WF)	448	5. Marcus Coker (IOWA)	6
Receptions	R	Receiving Yards	YRD
1. Cole Beasley (SMU)	34	1. Chris Owusu (STAN)	568
2. Justin Blackmon (OKST)	31	2. Justin Blackmon (OKST)	470
3. Chris Mcneil (WYO)	30	3. Kamar Jorden (BG)	456
4. Ty Hilton (FIU)	29	4. Kris Burd (UVA)	450
5. Cooper Helfet (DUKE)	29	5. BJ Cunningham (MSU)	439
Receiving Touchdowns	TD	Field Goals Made	FGM
1. Nick Toon (WISC)	7	1. Johnny Hekker (Ore ST)	9
2. Chris Drager (VT)	6	2. Rob Beard (ORE)	9
3. Kendrick Moeai (UTAH)	6	3. Matthew Sims (NIU)	9
4. Cole Beasley (SMU)	6	4. Will Snyderwine (DUKE)	9
5. TJ Graham (NCST)	6	5. Mason Krysinski (MIA-O)	8

[RayLenearl]

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Great work! Im really enjoying this.

[K0ZZ]

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Does anyone know why the quality of videos off of EAsportsworld get degraded so bad? It's sort of obnoxious. Unless it's windows movie maker doing that, but they looked blurry on the website too.

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Deacons defense leads upset of Boston College but it comes with a Price

(Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts) - This upset easily may be one of the high lights of the Demon Deacons season, yet it may also be the low light. In the second quarter, starting Quarterback Tanner Price took a bad hit and laid motionless on the ground having to be taken off a stretcher to be evaluated. He was quickly ruled out of the game and initial time table of return were set at two to three months. With a probable return time set for 'A bowl game if the Deacons earn the birth'.

This game had the feeling of an upset after the end of the first quarter, Boston College was up 7-0 but they were struggling offensively. They drove downfield with ease on their first drive, but after that could not pull together to get anything going. Leading to what became a massive fallout in the second quarter where the Deacons scored enough to put the Eagles away. Led on the ground by Josh Harris, Tanner Price was making a few dump off throws and making solid reads. That was until he took that nasty hit that will be burned into the minds of Deacon fans especially if they fall apart down the road.

Yet the Deacons hung tight in this game hitting back twice as hard at the Eagles who injured their starting quarterback. Turning this game around quickly was Josh Harris punching the ball into the endzone. It was obvious with Price out, Coach Tyler Starks opted to a run heavy offense out of the Maryland I and Ace formations of his playbook. Ted Stachitas doesn't have speed and was mainly inserted for his experience with Wake Forest. Stachitas accepted his role as a game manager but with time expiring in the half and down 10-14, he would find a streaking Chris Givens and throw a shaky albeit beautiful pass that would catch Givens in stride putting the Deacons ahead for good.

The Deacon offense came out in the third with plans to burn out the clock, marching down field with a strong rushing attack mixing in several rushers in attempts to tire down the Boston College defense that once came out firing hard and now was beaten back. The Deacons drove downfield leading to an eventual punt, but they burned away a lot of the quarter and that strategy would hold true in the fourth quarter.

Using that slow offense (the opposite of what Starks usually aims for), the Deacon squad marched down field methodically and ended up with a go ahead touchdown that increased the separation to a two possession game. That just grew worse when Boston College Quarterback Chase Rettig dropped back on fourth down and took the sack fumbling the ball. (Pictured above). An offensive lineman would scoop it up but that spelled the end for the Eagles. The Deacons came out planning to run a screen for Chris Givens to pick up some short yardage but turned into a touchdown when a solid lead block opened up the score. Boston College fans let out an ovation of boo's showing their disapproval of what seemed to be unsportsmanlike conduct.

The Eagles would go four and out again and the offense came out kneeing the ball to run out the clock. The Deacons improved to 2-2 and 1-1 in conference with this upset while Boston College falls 3-2 and 1-1 in conference, when they could've really used this win to ensure a bowl presence this season. Wake Forest returns to Winston-Salem to face ranked Florida State (2-2) next week, in which the Deacons are heavy under dogs to a faster and stronger Seminole team.

Spoiler

Oct 1, 2011 - WF at BC
TEAM	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Wake Forest ((2-2))	0	17	0	14	-	31
Boston College ((3-2))	7	7	0	0	-	14

Team Stats Comparison
WF		BC
387	Total Offense	177
159	Rushing Yards	51
228	Passing Yards	126
18	First Downs	9
16	Punt Return Yards	15
23	Kick Return Yards	65
426	Total Yards	257
0	Turnovers	1
8-14 (57%)	3rd Down Converstion	2-7 (28%)
0-0	4th Down Conversion	0-0
0-0	2-Point Conversion	0-0
7-3-1 (57%)	Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4-2 (50%)
	Penalties
21:03	Posession Time	6:57

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		WF	BC
0:47	(BC) M.Harris, 0 yard run	0	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		WF	BC
2:49	(WF) J.Harris, 9 yard run	7	7
1:41	(WF) J.Newman 27 yard FG	10	7
0:43	(BC) B.Swigert, 17 yard pass from C.Retig	10	14
0:08	(WF) C.Givens, 35 yard pass from T.Statchitas	17	14
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		WF	BC
5:43	(WF) J.Harris, 17 yard run	24	14
1:26	(WF) C.Givens, 6 yard pass from T.Statchitas	31	14

Wake Forest Boxscore
PASSING	RATING	C/ATT	YDS	TD/INT	AVG
Ted Stachitas	219.5	9-13	154	2	17.1
Tanner Price	102.1	4-10	74	0	18.5
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Josh Harris	23	127	5.5	2	26
Brandon Pendergrass	11	15	1.3	0	12
Ted Stachitas	2	2	1	0	11
Tommy Bohanon	2	7	3.5	0	4
Tanner Price	2	1	.5	0	6
Nick Knott	1	-1	-1	0	-1
Danny Dembry	1	8	8	0	8
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Anthony Parker	5	69	13.8	0	23
Chris Givens	4	79	19.7	2	35
Terence Davis	3	59	19.6	0	37
Danny Dembry	1	21	21	0	21

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Tyler Starks Coaching Corner
End of Week 4 - 2011

Last Week: W 31-14 vs Boston College (3-2)
Next Week: vs #22 Florida State (2-2)
Job Security: 61% (Fourth highest in NCAA)

On the Tanner Price injury: "It was a huge blow to our team. My playbook was built around the speed and ability he brought under center. Ted is a solid player but he isn't the best fit for our system, we are going to go lower on our depth chart for our starter next week. We will be bringing in Brendan Cross to be our starting quarterback. He is not as accurate as Stachita but his mobility is a lot better bringing back potential for our QB choice plays to work again. I talked to Tanner earlier. He said he felt paralyzed and he couldn't feel or move anything above his waist. The doctors have said he just has an extremely severe muscle sprain and while he will regain feeling within the next few weeks, he will need several weeks of conditioning and rehab after to get to game shape. He shouldn't be permanently affected by this injury since it is only a strain. Yet it is a huge blow. It doesn't help we also lost Brandon Pendergrass for a week, he took an aqkward hit that made him overextend and he has been ruled with a strained achilles. He is already doing rehab but he is not game ready. We are giving him the week off and will re-evaluate him at the start week to see if he is capable of resuming full contact practice and return to game action.

Coaching Goal updates

Tyler Starks has neared the completion of three goals, and is on track to complete one more.

Nearly completed
Win 4 games in a season - Currently at two
2000+ yards in a season - Currently at 1826 (on track to beat against FSU)
2400+ total yards in one season - Currently at 1826

On pace
13+ Passing TD in a season - Currently at 6 (projected for 18)

Completed
7+ Rushing TD in a season

[Knickerbocker91]

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Nice win, but that's tough to lose the starting QB like that. And with FSU coming up too, next game is not going to be easy. Hope you can pull it out.