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Idaho Vandals Mid-Season Stats - 2013
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
C. Chalich	102/175	1251	12.2	208.5	45	7	4	127.0
T. Davis	56/113	587	10.4	83.8	24	0	5	84.3
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
C. Chalich	42	250	5.9	24	3	5	41.6	2
K. Olugbode	77	242	3.1	11	0	1	34.5	0
J. Baker	60	202	3.3	10	0	0	50.5	0
J. Brown	32	119	3.7	14	0	1	17.0	0
J. Manley	23	80	3.4	11	0	4	11.4	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
D. Epps	36	417	11.5	2	25	11	59.5	2.0
M. LaGrone	22	230	10.4	2	28	4	38.3	2.6
N. Lovett	20	236	11.8	0	20	3	78.6	2.7
D. Watson	13	168	12.9	0	24	6	33.6	3.7
T. Elmo	13	178	13.6	0	24	3	25.4	2.9
M. Trotter	13	146	11.2	1	36	7	29.2	3.4
M. Major	9	113	12.5	0	20	4	37.6	2.0
R. Runner	7	61	8.7	0	14	0	20.3	1.5
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
J. Martinez			35	2.0	6	1	0	0
M. Milan			28	0.0	5	1	0	0
B. Njoku			26	0.0	1	1	0	0
T. Williams			20	0.0	1	4	0	0
D. Parham			20	0.0	1	2	1	1
A. Rice			17	2.0	5	0	0	0
S. Dixon			16	0.0	1	1	2	1
M. Forde			14	3.0	4	0	0	0
	Kickoffs					Punts
Returning	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD	RET	AVG	TD
D. Parham	14	312	22.2	31	0
R. Runner	7	143	20.4	24	0	4	11.0	0
A. Hawkins	4	101	25.2	32	0
D. Epps	3	72	24.0	31	0	10	8.9	0
	Field Goals				Extra Points
Kicking	FGM	FGA	PCT	LONG	XPM	XPA	PCT	PTS
A. Rehkow	7	9	77	50	12	12	100	33
T. Cowan	7	7	100	40	3	3	100	24
Punting	PUNTS	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	BP	IN20	TB
A. Rehkow	14	658	58	47.0	32.7	0	1	3

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So close, again. You guys are becoming the cardiac kids at this rate but still playing good teams like Arkansas State this close as Idaho I would still very much consider a success. Just think where you will be in a few seasons. Hang in there my friend.

growing pains, definitely happy we're keeping most opponents close

thanks for all the posts man

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TYLER TETTLETON HAS THE BOBCATS PLAYING AT A HIGH LEVEL

OHIO IMPROVES TO 7-0, LOOKING FOR LOVE IN THE POLLS
Ypsilanti, Michigan - With a convincing 33-14 win over Eastern Michigan the Ohio Bobcats are now 7-0 and they’re looking for some love in the upcoming coaches top 25 poll.

“A lot of you guys (the media) say we haven’t faced any real tough opponents. All I can say to that is that we’ve beaten everyone we’ve had on the schedule and that’s all we can do.” Head coach Frank Solich said after the win.

Ohio has beaten two opponents with winning records in Louisville and North Texas. Central Michigan, who Ohio beat 37-28 last week, is now 4-4. The Bobcats’ other four opponents all have losing records.

Aside from hoping to crack the top 25 Solich is also hopeful that quarterback Tyler Tettleton will start getting some Heisman hype.

“Just look at what he’s done. Look at the numbers and then look at the clutch factor.” Solich says.

Tettleton has thrown for 1,666 yards and 18 touchdowns along with six interceptions. His passer rating of 139.3 is second only to Northern Illinois’ Jordan Lynch in the MAC. Lynch’s rating is 139.4.

“We’re just going to keep going out there and beating whoever’s across from us. We can’t control our conference schedule so all we can do is keep winning and hope we can get some love.” Tettleton explained.

Buffalo (6-1) and Bowling Green (4-3) are Ohio’s only remaining opponents with winning records.

NOTES

Michigan falls to Indiana
Stanford knocks off UCLA
Ohio State improves to 7-0 with win over Iowa
Oklahoma rolls over Kansas
Oklahoma State thumps TCU

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TOP 25 SCORES
#1 Ohio State 38, Iowa 24
#2 Florida State 38, Clemson 34
#3 Texas A&M 41, Auburn 38
#4 Georgia 49, Vanderbilt 28
#5 Alabama 45, Arkansas 17
#6 South Carolina 33, #23 Tennessee 30 OT
#18 Stanford 13, #7 UCLA 0
Indiana 20, #8 Michigan 17
#10 Michigan State 35, Purdue 31
Utah 30, #11 Arizona 21
#12 Washington 27, Arizona State 13
#17 Oklahoma State 37, #14 TCU 3
#15 Boise State 45, Nevada 13
Notre Dame 38, #16 USC 35 OT
#19 Ole Miss 48, LSU 15
#20 Florida 31, Missouri 21
#21 Baylor 17, Iowa State 10
#22 Oklahoma 31, Kansas 10
#24 Illinois 37, Wisconsin 24
Idle: #9 Kansas State, #13 Texas, #25 Nebraska

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TOP 25 POLL

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Oct 20, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Ohio State (35)	7	0	1499
2	2	Florida State (25)	6	0	1388
3	3	Texas A&M	6	1	1214
4	4	Georgia	6	1	1187
5	10	Michigan State (1)	7	0	1158
6	5	Alabama	6	1	1137
7	6	South Carolina	6	1	1130
8	9	Kansas State	5	1	979
9	12	Washington	5	2	863
10	13	Texas	4	2	808
11	17	Oklahoma State	4	2	751
12	7	UCLA	4	2	750
13	15	Boise State	6	1	743
14	18	Stanford	5	2	734
15	11	Arizona	5	1	588
16	19	Ole Miss	5	2	569
17	8	Michigan	5	2	564
18	20	Florida	5	2	540
19	21	Baylor	5	1	496
20	14	TCU	5	2	465
21	22	Oklahoma	5	2	458
22	--	Ohio	7	0	441
23	24	Illinois	5	1	372
24	25	Nebraska	4	2	316
25	--	Utah	4	3	260

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
USC (137), Tennessee (137), Virginia Tech (78), Auburn (23), Louisville (23)
DROPPED OUT
USC (#16), Tennessee (#23)

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UNC CB TIM SCOTT’S FOUR INTERCEPTIONS HELPED SEAL A WIN OVER MIAMI

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE: West Virginia QB Clint Trickett: 19/35 290Yds, 22Car 131Yds, 4 Total TD
DEFENSE: UNC CB Tim Scott: 5Tkl, 4Int

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HEISMAN UPDATE

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 20, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Vad Lee	QB	Georgia Tech		764PYds 8TD, 714RYds 13TD
Devin Gardner	QB	Michigan		1656PYds 19TD, 581RYds 4TD
Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona		709RYds 12TD, 255RCYds
Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State		1615PYds 17TD, 326RYds 3TD
Aaron Murray	QB	Georgia		2103PYds 24TD

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VANDALS RECRUITING REPORT
Idaho Lands First Recruit


ROY JOHNSON (#6) IS IDAHO'S FIRST RECRUIT

ROY JOHNSON
6-6 230
OLB/DE #142
Kent, Washington
Kentwood High

Scouting Report
Johnson has solid speed for his size. Great in coverage. Can play outside linebacker or defensive end. Gets off blocks well. Quick first step. Needs to improve tackling.
Coach's Comments
"We're very excited to have Roy on board. We see him making an early impact and we like his versatility." - Head Coach Wade Wilkerson Jr.

RECRUITING CLASS

Idaho Vandals Recruiting - 2013
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Roy Johnson	OLB/DE	HS	Kent, WA	6-6	230

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Saturday 10-26-13 12:30PM
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Oxford, Mississippi

Idaho continues their road trip with a game at Ole Miss. The Rebels are the toughest opponent the Vandals have faced thus far. Chad Chalich has been cleared to play after suffering a concussion against Arkansas State two weeks ago but Coach Wilkerson never named a starter.

Players to Watch

BO WALLACE CAN’T WAIT TO FACE THE IDAHO DEFENSE

Quarterback Bo Wallace is probably the best passing quarterback the Vandals have seen to this point. He’s not a big runner but against this defense he probably won’t have to. Runningback Jeff Scott is faster than anyone the Vandals have on their roster, posing a potential problem on the outside. Receivers Donte Moncrief, Vince Sanders and Ja-Mes Logan are all matchup problems for the Idaho secondary. The entire Ole Miss offensive line is very good. Defensively linebackers Mike Marry and DT Shackelford should have a field day.

Stat Comparison
Idaho – Stat – Ole Miss
Offense
27.6 - PPG – 31.7
395.9 - Tot – 394.9
133.3 - Rush – 168.7
262.6 - Pass – 226.1
Defense
345.1 - Tot – 298.0
150.0 - Rush – 146.7
195.1 - Pass – 151.3

Injury Report
Idaho – WR Najee Lovett, WR Roman Runner
Ole Miss – DT Lavon Hooks

ESPN Prediction

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Game Report
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Saturday 10-26-13 12:30PM
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Oxford, Mississippi


OLE MISS SCORES EARLY, DELANCY PARHAM’S LEAPING PICK

Scoreboard	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Idaho [2-5]	0	10	6	7	23
Mississippi State [5-2]	14	7	0	21	42

SLIPPED AWAY

When Ole Miss jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter Idaho could have rolled over and nobody would have held it against them. The Rebels were heavy favorites and this was considered a practice game for them.

Idaho didn’t roll over, scoring 10 straight points to start the second quarter. Their first points came when James Baker capped a long drive with a one yard TD run. After Delancy Parham picked off a Bo Wallace pass Austin Rehkow hit a 42 yard field goal later in the quarter.

Rebels receiver Donte Moncrief took a jet sweep 16 yards for the next score and Ole Miss held a 21-10 lead at the half.

Jerrel Brown scored the only points of the third quarter, a four yard touchdown run. Looking to make it a three point game Idaho went for two and failed. Ole Miss led 21-16 going into the fourth quarter.

Early in the fourth Ole Miss spread the lead with a 13 yard Jeff Scott rushing touchdown. Chalich led his troops back into scoring position and put up the points himself on a four yard run. The point after made it 28-23 Rebels.

Chalich runs it in for six points

Idaho forced an Ole Miss three and out, giving Chalich and the offense the ball with just over four minutes to play.

On fourth and eight Clayton Homme dropped a wide open pass that would have been a first down.

Ole Miss wasted no time scoring on their second play, a 31 yard Wallace pass to Moncrief.

Idaho’s next possession ended with a fumble and Bo Wallace ran it in for four yards out, making it 42-23 Rebels.

Idaho had one last chance to make the score closer but Chalich was picked off by Senquez Golson in the end zone. Ole Miss kneeled on the ball.

The loss drops Idaho to 2-6 and all but eliminates them from bowl competition as they would need to run the table and Florida State looms large in three weeks.

Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
MISS N. Parker 60 Yd pass from B. Wallace (A. Ritter kick)
MISS J. Scott 7 Yd run (A. Ritter kick)
2nd Quarter
ID J. Baker 1 Yd run (A. Kehkow kick)
ID A. Rehkow 42 Yd FG
MISS D. Moncrief 16 Yd run (A. Ritter kick)
3rd Quarter
ID J. Brown 4 Yd run (2pt failed)
4th Quarter
MISS J. Scott 13 Yd run (A. Ritter kick)
ID C. Chalich 4 Yd run (A. Rehkow kick)
MISS D. Moncrief 30 Yd pass from B. Wallace (A. Ritter kick)
MISS B. Wallace 4 Yd run (A. Ritter kick)

Key Player Stats

C. Chalich 12/38 249Yds 2Int, 12Car 68Yds TD
J. Baker 11Car 43Yds TD
K. Olugbode 10Car 31Yds
D. Epps 13Rec 166Yds
D. Watson 2Rec 22Yds
B. Njoku 1Rec 32Yds, 4Tkl
M. Forde 5Tkl
D. Parham Int


B. Wallace 13/16 244Yds 2TD, 9Car 50Yds TD
J. Scott 14Car 97Yds 2TD
D. Moncrief 2Car 25Yds TD, 2Rec 38Yds TD
J. Logan 5Rec 74Yds
N. Parker 2Rec 69Yds TD
B. Bennett 8Tkl
K. Lewis 5Tkl, Sck
C. Prewitt 4Tkl, Int
C. Johnson 3Tkl, Sck
S. Golson 2Tkl, Int
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Current Record: 2-6
Next Week: vs Texas State

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2013 Schedule

Idaho Vandals 2013 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 31	at North Texas	Lost, 38-21
Sep 7	at Wyoming	Won, 9-6
Sep 14	vs #24 Northern Illinois	Won, 44-43
Sep 21	at Washington State	Lost, 45-31
Sep 28	vs Temple	Lost, 45-42
Oct 5	vs Fresno State	Lost, 28-27
Oct 12	at Arkansas State	Lost, 21-19
Oct 26	at Ole Miss	Lost, 42-23
Nov 2	vs Texas State
Nov 9	vs Old Dominion
Nov 23	at #14 Florida State
Nov 30	at New Mexico State

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IOWA STATE’S JEFF WOODY RUNS FOR A SCORE AGAINST OKLAHOMA STATE

IOWA STATE TAKES DOWN #11 OKLAHOMA STATE
Ames, Iowa - Unranked Iowa State took down #11 Oklahoma State in a close one at Jack Trice Stadium.

The Cyclones had to withstand a comeback attempt by Oklahoma State but a late pick by Jansen Watson helped secure the win for Iowa State.

The Cyclones led 17-3 at the half and 24-6 to start the fourth quarter.

Clint Chelf connected with Dominic Ramacher for a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns and Iowa State clung to a 27-21 lead with just over eight minutes left to play.

After a long drive by Iowa State stalled Oklahoma State got the ball back with about two minutes to play. Chelf connected on a pair of passes then ran for a six yard gain and a first down at the Cyclones’ 46 yard line. Chelf’s next pass was picked off by Jansen Watson when he out jumped Tracy Moore on a post pattern.

Both teams are now 4-3 overall. Iowa State is 2-2 in Big 12 play while Oklahoma State drops to 1-3 in conference.

NOTES

Illinois upsets unbeaten Michigan State
Texas tops TCU
USC survives Utah
Alabama throttles Tennessee
Ohio State needs OT to finish Penn State
Clemson’s Boyd scores six TDs in win over Maryland
Oregon State over Stanford

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TOP 25 SCORES
#1 Ohio State 38, Penn State 35 OT
#2 Florida State 24, NC State 3
#3 Texas A&M27, Vanderbilt 14
#23 Illinois 30, #5 Michigan State 21
#6 Alabama 38, Tennessee 3
#7 South Carolina 42, Missouri 28
#8 Kansas State 27, West Virginia 9
#9 Washington 34, Cal 7
#10 Texas 35, #20 TCU 14
Iowa State 27, #11 Oklahoma State 21
#12 UCLA 41, Oregon 38 OT
#13 Boise State 45, BYU 14
Oregon State 28, #14 Stanford 19
#15 Arizona 48, Colorado 18
#16 Ole Miss 42, Idaho 23
Kansas 33, #19 Baylor 20
#21 Oklahoma 38, Texas tech 31
Miami (OH) 18, #22 Ohio 14
#24 Nebraska 28, Minnesota 7
USC 25, #25 Utah 20
Idle: #4 Georgia, #17 Michigan, #18 Florida,

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TOP 25 POLL

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Oct 27, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Ohio State (41)	8	0	1505
2	2	Florida State (20)	7	0	1369
3	3	Texas A&M	7	1	1192
4	4	Georgia	6	1	1151
5	6	Alabama	7	1	1073
6	7	South Carolina	7	1	1046
7	8	Kansas State	6	1	994
8	9	Washington	6	2	947
9	10	Texas	5	2	928
10	12	UCLA	5	2	846
11	5	Michigan State	7	1	840
12	13	Boise State	7	1	817
13	15	Arizona	6	1	742
14	16	Ole Miss	6	2	686
15	17	Michigan	5	2	648
16	18	Florida	5	2	612
17	23	Illinois	6	1	543
18	21	Oklahoma	6	2	508
19	24	Nebraska	5	2	412
20	11	Oklahoma State	4	3	397
21	--	USC	5	2	351
22	14	Stanford	5	3	351
23	20	TCU	5	3	279
24	--	Virginia Tech	7	1	278
25	--	Louisville	6	2	247

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Auburn (205), Oregon State (198), Baylor (181), Indiana (170), Northwestern (150), Georgia Tech (126), Clemson (20)
DROPPED OUT
Baylor (#19), Ohio (#22)

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BCS TOP 10
1. Ohio State 1.000
2. Florida State .995
3. Texas A&M .989
4. Alabama .981
5. Georgia .981
6. South Carolina .974
7. Kansas State .968
8. Washington .963
9. Texas .955
10. Ole Miss .939

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CLEMSON’S TAJH BOYD HAD A FIELD DAY AT MARYLAND

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE: Clemson QB Tajh Boyd: 19/37 355Yds, 17Car 71Yds, 6 Total TD
DEFENSE: Iowa State CB Jansen Watson: 5Tkl, 5Tfl, 2Sck, FF, Int

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HEISMAN UPDATE

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 27, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Vad Lee	QB	Georgia Tech		805PYds 8TD, 907RYds 16TD
Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona		814RYds 14TD, 275RCYds 1TD
Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State		1998PYds 22TD, 413RYds 3TD
Connor Shaw	QB	South Carolina		2016PYds 18TD, 425RYds 4TD
Devin Gardner	QB	Michigan		1656PYds 19TD, 581RYds 4TD

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VANDALS RECRUITING REPORT
Idaho Lands Two Offensive Linesmen


OL ROBERT DAWSON HAS COMMITTED TO IDAHO

ROBERT DAWSON
6-6 274
OT #158
Willowbrook, California
Verbum Dei High School

Scouting Report
Athletic. Could move to guard. Needs to bulk up. Needs to perfect blocking technique.
Coach's Comments
"We feel like Robert can grow as a player and be a key component to our team in the future." - Head Coach Wade Wilkerson Jr.

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BEN WILLIAMS
6-8 344
OT #173
Portland, Oregon
Glendale Community College

Scouting Report
Ben is a monster tackle and fits the mold of a dominant left tackle. Needs to improve movement on pass blocking as faster edge rushers can beat him. Dominant run blocker. Could use some more arm strength. Time at GCC has helped his football knowledge greatly.
Coach's Comments
"Ben is a monster and we’re confident he will be a great addition to our offensive line. We’re excited to have him on board." - Head Coach Wade Wilkerson Jr.

RECRUITING CLASS

Idaho Vandals Recruiting - 2013
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Roy Johnson	OLB/DE	HS	Kent, WA	6-6	230
Robert Dawson	OL	HS	Willowbrook, CA	6-6	274
Ben Williams	OT	JUCO	Portland, OR	6-8	344

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Game Preview
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2-6===2-6
Saturday 11-2-13 4:30PM
Kibbie Dome
Moscow, Idaho

Coming off of five straight losses this may well be one of the last chances the Vandals have to get a win. Texas State has an identical 2-6 record coming into the game.

Players to Watch

SAFETY XAVIER DANIELS (#18) HAS BEEN TEXAS STATE’S BEST PLAYER

Quarterback Tyler Arndt has mostly been unimpressive, throwing four touchdowns and ten interceptions with a 47% completion rate. Runningback Terrence Franks leads the team with 529 yards on the ground and has scored twice. Andy Erickson leads the team with three touchdowns and is their top threat at wide receiver. He has 26 receptions for 458 yards, a 17.6 yard average. On defense it’s been mostly a team effort. Safety Xavier Daniels is the top player on that side of the ball. He has picked off two passes. Defensive end Jordan Norfleet has 3.5 sacks to lead the team. Outside linebacker David Mayo leads the way with 57 tackles.

Stat Comparison
Texas St – Stat – Idaho
Offense
16.1 - PPG – 27.0
302.5 - Tot – 397.3
122.1 - Rush – 136.4
180.4 - Pass – 260.9
Defense
379.5 - Tot – 353.6
159.4 - Rush – 152.4
220.1 - Pass – 201.3

Injury Report
Texas St – WR Jafus Gaines
Idaho – WR Najee Lovett, WR Roman Runner

ESPN Prediction

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Game Report
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30===49
Saturday 11-2-13 4:30PM
Kibbie Dome
Moscow, Idaho


CHALICH SCORES ON THE FIRST PLAY, EPPS CELEBRATES A TD

Scoreboard	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Texas State [2-6]	7	3	13	7	30
Idaho [2-6]	22	11	8	8	49

ROUGHSHOD

On the first offensive play of the game Chad Chalich kept on a read option and went 77 yards for a touchdown. It set the tone for the entire game.

Texas State answered with a 75 yard screen and run by tailback Terrence Franks. It looked like Idaho was in for another down to the wire shootout.

That wasn’t the case. Idaho pounded the ball on the ground to the tune of 274 yards and five scores, four of which Chalich was responsible for. Texas State didn’t have much trouble moving the ball through the air but four picks by Idaho’s defense was enough to help the Vandals secure a 49-30 win.

“I think we more than doubled their time of possession. We’ve always hoped to be a little run heavy so maybe we’ve got something to build upon from here on out.” Head Coach Wade Wilkerson Jr. explained after the win.

Idaho ran the ball 47 times and threw it just 20. They converted on four of four two point attempts.

Williams’ TD-saving pick

“It doesn’t matter to me that much.” Chalich said about the run bias of the offense. “As long as I’m a part of it and we win.”

Chalich totaled 157 yards through the air with one interception and a touchdown. He completed 13 of his 20 attempts. On the ground he finished with 137 yards and four touchdowns on 23 carries. He was sacked six times and likely had closer to 200 yards on actual rush attempts.

Idaho is now 3-6 and will host Old Dominion next week.

Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
ID C. Chalich 77 Yd run (A. Rehkow kick)
TS T. Franks 75 Yd pass from T. Arndt (W. Johnson kick)
ID C. Chalich 3 Yd run (A. Rehkow kick)
ID C. Chalich 1 Yd run (2-Pt)
2nd Quarter
TS W. Johnson 28 Yd FG
ID A. Rehkow 30 Yd FG
ID C. Chalich 1 Yd run (2 Pt)
3rd Quarter
TS T. Arndt 5 Yd run (2-Pt failed)
ID D. Epps 32 Yd pass from C. Chalich (2-Pt)
TS T. Franks 7 Yd run (W. Johnson kick)
4th Quarter
ID J. Manley 1 Yd run (2-Pt)
TS T. Gay 9 Yd run (W. Johnson kick)

Key Player Stats

T. Arndt 26/44 393Yds 1TD 4Int, 5Car 19Yds 1TD
T. Franks 16Car 109Yds TD, 6Rec 102Yds 1TD
A. Erickson 4Rec 89Yds
I. Battle 4Rec 67Yds
P. Benning 9Tkl, SCK
X. Danield 9Tkl, INT


C. Chalich 13/20 157Yds 1TD 1Int, 23Car 137Yds 4TD
J. Baker 13Car 70 Yds
K. Olugbode 9Car 59Yds
D. Epps 6Rec 73Yds 1TD
M. LaGrone 2Rec 40Yds
M. Milan 8Tkl
T. Williams 5Tkl, 2INT
M. Willis 5Tkl, 1INT
S. Dixon 3Tkl, 1INT
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Current Record: 3-6
Next Week: vs Old Dominion (4-5)

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2013 Schedule

Idaho Vandals 2013 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 31	at North Texas	Lost, 38-21
Sep 7	at Wyoming	Won, 9-6
Sep 14	vs #24 Northern Illinois	Won, 44-43
Sep 21	at Washington State	Lost, 45-31
Sep 28	vs Temple	Lost, 45-42
Oct 5	vs Fresno State	Lost, 28-27
Oct 12	at Arkansas State	Lost, 21-19
Oct 26	at Ole Miss	Lost, 42-23
Nov 2	vs Texas State	Won, 49-30
Nov 9	vs Old Dominion
Nov 23	at #14 Florida State
Nov 30	at New Mexico State

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VANDALS RECRUITING REPORT
Idaho Lands Snow College Teammates


DE CLINTON HEATH HAS COMMITTED TO IDAHO

CLINTON HEATH
6-2 249
DE #212
Pico Rivera, CA
Snow College

Scouting Report
Solid strength. More of an effort player than one who wows you with skills. Versatile.
Coach's Comments
"We loved Clinton's effort. We're confident he will be a great addition to our team." - Head Coach Wade Wilkerson Jr.

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COREY EVANS
6-1 224
OLB #221
Vernal, UT
Snow College

Scouting Report
Corey has great speed for an outside linebacker. Recognizes plays very well and gets off of blocks. Solid wrap tackler. Good in zone coverage
Coach's Comments
"We love that Corey and Clinton have played together, even on the same side of the defense. Chemistry is huge in football. Corey's athleticism is huge for us." - Head Coach Wade Wilkerson Jr.

RECRUITING CLASS

Idaho Vandals Recruiting - 2013
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Roy Johnson	OLB/DE	HS	Kent, WA	6-6	230
Robert Dawson	OL	HS	Willowbrook, CA	6-6	274
Ben Williams	OT	JUCO	Portland, OR	6-8	344
Clinton Heath	DE	JUCO	Pico Rivera, CA	6-2	249
Corey Evans	OLB	JUCO	Vernal, UT	6-01	224

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AROUND THE NATION


UTEP SCORES THEIR FIRST TD AGAINST A&M

UTEP TRAMPLES #3 A&M AT KYLE FIELD
College Station, Texas - In what was supposed to be a rout by Texas A&M over UTEP the tables were turned as the Miners smoked the Aggies by a final score of 35-13.

After jumping out to a 6-0 lead on a pair of field goals by Taylor Bertolet the Aggies gave up two touchdowns in the final five minutes of the first quarter. The first was on a seven yard Jameill Showers to Craig Wenrick pass. Just a few minutes later, following an interception by Aggies QB Matt Davis, UTEP runningback Nathan Jeffery found the endzone from three yards out.

UTEP added two more touchdowns in the second quarter, via a four yard Josh Bell run and a 70 yard Showers pass to receiver Malcolm Trail. UTEP took a 28-6 lead into halftime.

A&M scored their first touchdown of the game late in the third quarter when Matt Davis connected with Mike Evans for a 12 yard touchdown. That would be the Aggies only touchdown of the game.

Katrae Ford scored the final points of the game early in the fourth when he ran in a touchdown from six yards out for UTEP, making the final score 35-13.

“This is just a huge win for our program. We’re all very, very proud of our players.” UTEP head coach Sean Kugler said after the historic upset.

UTEP is now 7-1 overall with a 4-0 conference record. A&M drops to 7-2 overall and likely out of the top 10.

NOTES

Buckeyes win again, up to 9-0
Georgia tops Florida 35-21 in the Swamp

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TOP 25 SCORES
#1 Ohio State 38, Purdue 3
#2 Florida State 24, Miami 10
UTEP 35, #3 Texas A&M 13
#4 Georgia 35, #16 Florida 22
#6 South Carolina 24, Mississippi State 10
#7 Kansas State 28, Iowa State 16
#9 Texas 27, Kansas 10
#10 UCLA 29, Colorado 21
#11 Michigan State 40, #15 Michigan 34 OT
#12 Boise State 44, Colorado State 0
#13 Arizona 35, Cal 16
#17 Illinois 34, Penn State 19
#19 Nebraska 28, Northwestern 14
#20 Oklahoma State 31, Texas Tech 17
#21 USC 29, Oregon State 22
#23 TCU 35, West Virginia 21
#24 Virginia Tech 21, Boston College 3
Idle: #5 Alabama, #8 Washington, #14 Ole Miss, #18 Oklahoma, #22 Stanford, #25 Louisville

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TOP 25 POLL

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Nov 3, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Ohio State (41)	9	0	1505
2	2	Florida State (20)	8	0	1356
3	4	Georgia	7	1	1194
4	5	Alabama	7	1	1091
5	6	South Carolina	8	1	1052
6	7	Kansas State	7	1	1101
7	8	Washington	6	2	961
8	9	Texas	6	2	922
9	10	UCLA	6	2	883
10	11	Michigan State	8	1	873
11	12	Boise State	8	1	828
12	13	Arizona	7	1	788
13	14	Ole Miss	6	2	728
14	17	Illinois	7	1	655
15	3	Texas A&M	7	2	618
16	18	Oklahoma	6	2	578
17	19	Nebraska	6	2	540
18	20	Oklahoma State	5	3	505
19	21	USC	6	2	478
20	22	Stanford	5	3	421
21	15	Michigan	5	3	409
22	16	Florida	5	3	393
23	23	TCU	6	3	388
24	24	Virginia Tech	8	1	378
25	25	Louisville	6	2	322

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Auburn (299), Baylor (213), Indiana (180), Georgia Tech (120), Clemson (73), Ohio (50)
DROPPED OUT
None

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BCS TOP 10
1. Ohio State 1.000
2. Florida State .995
3. Georgia .987
4. Alabama .987
5. South Carolina .979
6. Kansas State .974
7. Washington .968
8. Texas .960
9. Michigan State .951
10. Boise State .944

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IDAHO’S CHAD CHALICH EARNED OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE: Idaho QB Chad Chalich: 13/20 157Yds, 23Car 137Yds, 5 Total TD
DEFENSE: Indiana CB Tim Bennett: Tkl, 3Int

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HEISMAN UPDATE

Heisman Watch - Updated: Nov 3, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona		1000RYds 16TD, 325RCYds 2TD
Vad Lee	QB	Georgia Tech		910PYds 8TD, 1031RYds 17TD
Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State		2181PYds 24TD, 513RYds 4TD
Connor Shaw	QB	South Carolina		2190PYds 20TD, 536RYds 5TD
Joe Southwick	QB	Boise State		2506PYds 31TD

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Game Preview
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4-5===3-6
Saturday 11-9-13 4:30PM
Kibbie Dome
Moscow, Idaho

Idaho has some momentum after a big win at home over Texas State. Can the Vandals win two in a row for second time this season?

Players to Watch

ODU QB TAYLOR HEINICKE

Quarterback Taylor Heinicke is the best player for ODU. He’s struggled at times this season, throwing 12 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. He’s totaled 1,897 yards passing and has completed 41% of his passes. Heinicke has run the ball 113 times for 491 yards, a 4.3 yard average, and scored 7 rushing touchdowns. Tyree Lee is the team’s second leading rusher with 349 yards on 74 carries and three scores. Heinicke’s favorite targets are wide receivers Antonio Vaughn, who has caught 47 passes for 721 yards and five touchdowns, and Blair Roberts (34, 578, 4) and tight end Connor Martin (31, 500, 3). Defensively, outside linebacker John Darr leads the team with 52 total tackles, he also has a pair of sacks and an interception. On the line end Julien Randolph leads the way with 4.5 sacks and has also recorded 11 tackles for loss. Safety Paul Morant leads the Monarchs with five interceptions.

Stat Comparison
ODU – Stat – Idaho
Offense
22.4 - PPG – 29.4
379.4 - Tot – 401.0
126.7 - Rush – 151.7
252.8 - Pass – 249.3
Defense
399.1 - Tot – 374.0
149.6 - Rush – 151.4
249.6 - Pass – 222.6

Injury Report
ODU – C Josh Mann
Idaho – WR Najee Lovett, WR Roman Runner

ESPN Prediction