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GATORS QB TYLER MURPHY

STOMPED AT THE SWAMP
Gainesville, Florida - And then there were none. Florida upset Florida State last night to knock off the last undefeated team in all of NCAA FBS football. Florida State was ranked number one in the coaches poll as well as the BCS rankings. Their loss will likely drop them out of the top five in both.

Florida’s Tyler Murphy was the star of the game for the Gators, passing for 184 yards and two touchdowns while running for an additional 80 yards in the win.

Jameis Winston struggled once again, completing just 10 of 29 passes for 166 yards. Winston threw two touchdown passes but also had a pair of passes intercepted. Florida held the Seminoles rushing attack to under 100 total yards.

The Gators must have watched Idaho’s near win over FSU as they used a similar run heavy offense, running the ball 57 times for 200 yards and having Murphy throw just 24 passes.

Florida State will face off against Virginia Tech for the ACC Championship.

Florida is now 8-4 overall and will await a bowl invite

NOTES

Ohio State survives scare at Michigan
USC thumps UCLA
Miami tops Pitt in 2OT
Auburn takes down ‘Bama at Jordan-Hare

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TOP 25 SCORES
Florida 34, #1 Florida State 17
#17 Auburn 27, #2 Alabama 20
#3 South Carolina 33, Clemson 30 OT
#4 Ohio State 31, Michigan 27
#5 Texas 38, Texas Tech 21
#6 Michigan State 52, Minnsota 0
#7 Boise State 44, New Mexico 14
#8 Texas A&M 38, Missouri 35
#19 Georgia Tech 24, #9 Georgia 21
#11Washington 30, Washington State 24
#23 USC 45, #12 UCLA 14
#13 TCU 42, Baylor 31
#14 Virginia Tech 41, Virginia 7
#15 Nebraska 33, Iowa 17
#16 Illinois 45, Northwestern 14
#18 Ole Miss
#20 Oregon 17, #21 Oregon State 13
Indiana 42, #24 Purdue 21
#25 UTEP 26, MTSU 16
Idle: #10 Oklahoma, #22 Oklahoma State

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TOP 25 POLL

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Dec 2, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	4	Ohio State (35)	11	1	1499
2	3	South Carolina (23)	11	1	1482
3	5	Texas	9	2	1317
4	6	Michigan State (2)	11	1	1259
5	7	Boise State (1)	11	1	1189
6	8	Texas A&M	10	2	1130
7	1	Florida State	11	1	1097
8	2	Alabama	10	2	1059
9	10	Oklahoma	9	2	978
10	11	Washington	9	3	908
11	13	TCU	9	3	790
12	14	Virginia Tech	11	1	770
13	17	Auburn	9	3	375
14	15	Nebraska	9	3	681
15	16	Illinois	10	2	638
16	19	Georgia Tech	11	1	629
17	9	Georgia	9	3	569
18	20	Oregon	8	4	445
19	23	USC	9	3	443
20	22	Oklahoma State	7	4	353
21	--	Florida	8	4	342
22	25	UTEP	11	1	275
23	12	UCLA	8	4	217
24	--	Fresno State	9	3	202
25	--	Kansas State	8	4	169

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Louisville (138), Ohio (120), Boston College (97), Arkansas (85), Oregon State (61), San Diego State (44), North Carolina (38), Arizona (29), UL Monroe (19)
DROPPED OUT
Ole Miss (#18), Oregon State (#21), Purdue (#24)


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BCS TOP 10
1. South Carolina .997
2. Ohio State .997
3. Texas .989
4. Michigan State .981
5. Boise State .981
6. Texas A&M .974
7. Florida State .963
8. Alabama .960
9. Oklahoma .955
10 Auburn .950

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FIU’S SAM MILLER PLAYED BIG IN A WIN OVER FAU

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE: LA Tech QB Zach Griffith: 19/39 333Yds, 16Car 124Yds, 7 Total TD
DEFENSE: FAU CB Sam Miller: 1Tkl, 1FF, 2Int

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HEISMAN UPDATE

Heisman Watch - Updated: Dec 2, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona		1540RYds 21RTD, 570RCYds 3RCTD
Vad Lee	QB	Georgia Tech		1176PYds 10PTD, 1322RYds 21RTD
Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State		3189PYds 33PTD, 703RYds 5RTD
Taylor Martinez	QB	Nebraska		2475PYDS 29PTD, 977RYds 6RTD
Connor Shaw	QB	South Carolina		2755PYds 24PTD, 637RYds 7RTD

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AGGIES VS GAMECOCKS

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS SET

C-USA
UAB @ UTEP

SEC
#6 Texas A&M @ #2 South Carolina

Mountain West
#23 Fresno State @ #5 Boise State

Pac 12
#19 USC @ #10 Washington

ACC
#7 Florida State @ #12 Virginia Tech

Big Ten
#4 Michigan State @ #15 Illinois

MAC
Ohio @ Northern Illinois

NOTES

Navy 24, Army 17

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TOP 25 SCORES
#3 Texas 41, Baylor 10
#9 Oklahoma 35, #20 Oklahoma State 21

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TOP 25 POLL

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Dec 9, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Ohio State (38)	11	1	1502
2	2	South Carolina (21)	11	1	1431
3	3	Texas	10	2	1371
4	4	Michigan State (1)	11	1	1294
5	5	Boise State (1)	11	1	1228
6	6	Texas A&M	10	2	1153
7	7	Florida State	11	1	1101
8	8	Alabama	10	2	1029
9	9	Oklahoma	10	2	1008
10	10	Washington	9	3	901
11	11	TCU	9	3	845
12	12	Virginia Tech	11	1	808
13	13	Auburn	9	3	736
14	14	Nebraska	9	3	684
15	15	Illinois	10	2	642
16	16	Georgia Tech	11	1	601
17	17	Georgia	9	3	537
18	18	Oregon	8	4	483
19	19	USC	9	3	446
20	21	Florida	8	4	355
21	22	UTEP	11	1	335
22	23	UCLA	8	4	277
23	24	Fresno State	9	3	246
24	25	Kansas State	8	4	205
25	--	Louisville	9	3	186

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Ohio (149), Boston College (108), Arkansas (74), Oregon State (51), San Diego State (24)
DROPPED OUT
Oklahoma State (#20)


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BCS TOP 10
1. Ohio State .997
2. South Carolina .997
3. Texas .989
4. Michigan State .981
5. Boise State .981
6. Texas A&M .974
7. Alabama .963
8. Florida State .962
9. Oklahoma .955
10 Auburn .947

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BRIDGEWATER LED HIS CARDINALS PAST CINCY

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE: Louisville QB Teddy Bridgewater: 19/28 365Yds, 14Car 62Yds, 2 Total TD
DEFENSE: UCF DE Thomas Niles: 5Tkl, 4TFL, 2Sck, 1FR

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HEISMAN UPDATE

Heisman Watch - Updated: Dec 9, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona		1540RYds 21RTD, 570RCYds 3RCTD
Vad Lee	QB	Georgia Tech		1176PYds 10PTD, 1322RYds 21RTD
Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State		3189PYds 33PTD, 703RYds 5RTD
Taylor Martinez	QB	Nebraska		2475PYDS 29PTD, 977RYds 6RTD
Connor Shaw	QB	South Carolina		2755PYds 24PTD, 637RYds 7RTD

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VANDALS RECRUITING REPORT
Vandals Shock Nation, Land “Killer Bs”


REGGIE BECK SHOCKED THE NATION BY SIGNING WITH IDAHO

REGGIE BECK
6-0 197
ATH #18
Lompoc, CA
Lompoc High School

Scouting Report
Beck can play nearly any position on the football field. Was primarily a QB/RB as a junior and senior. Has speed, agility, acceleration. Can run through tacklers or make them miss. Decent arm and accuracy as a passer. Should be one of Idaho’s best players as soon as he steps on the field.
Coach's Comments
“The first time I ever talked to Reggie I told him I wanted to be my Reggie Bush. That’s exactly the expectation we have for him here. We’re elated to have landed him.” Wade Wilkerson Jr.

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EDDIE BATES
5-11 195
QB #12
Thousand Oaks, CA
Thousand Oaks High School

Scouting Report
Bates is a great running quarterback with a cannon arm. Needs to improve his accuracy. Can make a tackler miss or run through weaker ones. Rarely missed a play in high school.
Coach's Comments
“We love Eddie’s game and we think he will really flourish in our system. We’re very excited by this signing. We see Eddie and Reggie (Beck) as the future of Idaho football. The beginning of greatness.” Wade Wilkerson Jr.

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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	6-1	224
Corey Hayden	CB	HS	Sea-Tac, WA	6-0	179
Spencer Owens	G	HS	Elk Plain, WA	6-1	280
Timothy Simpson	OLB	JUCO	Glasgow, MT	6-5	218
Tomnmy Johnson	G	HS	San Antonio, TX	6-4	304
Tim Hutchinson	G	HS	Enid, OK	6-4	330
Brandon Darby	C	JUCO	San Luis Obispo, CA	6-3	301
Matt Jones	DT	HS	Port Angeles, WA	6-3	283
Isaiah Young	C	JUCO	Cornelius, OR	6-2	274
Todd Green	G	HS	Pleasanton, CA	6-4	287
Darren Harper	G	HS	Parkway, CA	6-7	288
Kevin Roberts	G	HS	American Falls, ID	6-4	299
Marcus Leonard	DE	HS	Vacaville, CA	6-4	235
John Wade	TE	HS	Kodiak, AK	6-3	240
Rodney Coker	DT	HS	Brea, CA	6-5	278
Chris Campbell	SS	HS	Nampa, ID	6-0	195
Reggie Beck	ATH	HS	Lompoc, CA	6-0	197
Eddie Bates	QB	HS	Thousand Oaks, CA	5-11	195

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AROUND THE NATION


BUCKEYES VS GAMECOCKS FOR THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP: OHIO STATE VS SOUTH CAROLINA

#2 Ohio State and #1 South Carolina will face off for the National Championship in January. Here’s a complete list of all the bowl games.

New Mexico Bowl: New Mexico vs Stanford
Idaho Potato Bowl: Toledo vs Washington State
Poinsettia Bowl: USF vs San Diego State
Beef O’Bradys Bowl: FIU vs NC State
New Orleans Bowl: UAB vs UL Lafayette
Maaco Bowl: Oregon State vs #18 Fresno State
Hawaii Bowl: Tulsa s Hawaii
Little Caesars Bowl: Northwestern vs Buffalo
Holiday Bowl: Oklahoma State vs #21 UCLA
Military Bowl: Ball State vs Navy
Belk Bowl: #24 Boston College vs UCF
Advocare Independence Bowl: Cincinnati vs Syracuse
Russell Athletic Bowl: Tennessee vs #15 Georgia Tech
Meineke Car Care Bowl: Indiana vs Ohio
Armed Forces Bowl: Tulane vs Wyoming
Fight Hunger Bowl: Houston vs Arizona
Alamo Bowl: #23 Kansas State vs USC
BWW Bowl: West Virginia vs Purdue
Music City Bowl: #25 Arkansas vs Virginia
Sun Bowl: #20 Oregon vs North Carolina
Liberty Bowl: Missouri vs #22 UTEP
Ckick-Fil-A Bowl: #11 Auburn vs #16 Virginia Tech
Gator Bowl: #19 Florida vs Wisconsin
Heart of Dallas Bowl: Temple vs Michigan
Outback Bowl: #17 Georgia vs #14 Nebraska
Capital One Bowl: #12 Texas A&M vs #8 Michigan State
Rose Bowl: #7 Illinois vs #9 Washington
Fiesta Bowl: #6 Oklahoma vs Louisville
Sugar Bowl: #3 Texas vs #10 Boise State
Cotton Bowl: Ole Miss vs #13 TCU
Orange Bowl: #4 Florida State vs #5 Alabama
Compass Bowl: Miami vs Arkansas State
GoDaddy.com Bowl: Northern Illinois vs UL Monroe
BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP: #2 Ohio State vs #1 South Carolina

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES

C-USA
UAB 10 @ UTEP 34

SEC
#6 Texas A&M 21 @ #2 South Carolina 42

Mountain West
#23 Fresno State 28 @ #5 Boise State 21

Pac 12
#19 USC 14 @ #10 Washington 24

ACC
#7 Florida State 27 @ #12 Virginia Tech 3

Big Ten
#4 Michigan State 10 @ #15 Illinois 24

MAC
Ohio 16 @ Northern Illinois 35

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TOP 25 POLL

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Dec 16, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	South Carolina (37)	12	1	1501
2	1	Ohio State (23)	11	1	1410
3	3	Texas	10	2	1296
4	7	Florida State (1)	12	1	1159
5	8	Alabama	10	2	1041
6	9	Oklahoma	10	2	992
7	10	Washington	10	3	952
8	4	Michigan State	11	2	943
9	11	TCU	9	3	888
10	5	Boise State	11	2	865
11	15	Illinois	11	2	840
12	6	Texas A&M	10	3	802
13	13	Auburn	9	3	793
14	14	Nebraska	9	3	747
15	16	Georgia Tech	11	1	672
16	12	Virginia Tech	11	2	629
17	17	Georgia	9	3	612
18	18	Oregon	8	4	561
19	23	Fresno State	10	3	483
20	20	Florida	8	4	476
21	21	UTEP	12	1	455
22	22	UCLA	8	4	392
23	24	Kansas State	8	4	311
24	25	Louisville	9	3	278
25	--	Boston College	8	4	194

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Arkansas (150), Oregon State (118), USC (107), San Diego State (82), North Carolina (46), Buffalo (16)
DROPPED OUT
USC (#19)


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BCS TOP 10
1. South Carolina 1.000
2. Ohio State .995
3. Texas .989
4. Florida State .981
5. Alabama .976
6. Oklahoma .971
7. Illinois .966
8. Michigan State .960
9. Washington .958
10 Boise State .950

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CONNOR SHAW LED HIS GAMECOCKS TO A WIN AND A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BERTH

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE: South Carolina QB Connor Shaw: 23/39 281Yds 15Car 57Yds, 6 Total TD
DEFENSE: FSU SS Karlos Williams: 3Tkl, 1FF, 1Int

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HEISMAN WINNER

GEORGIA TECH QB VAD LEE
98/226 1176Yds 10TD 10Int
203Car 1322Yds 21TD
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2013 NCAA Award Winners
Award	Player	Pos	Team
Maxwell Award	Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State
Walter Camp Award	Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona
Chuck Bednarik Award	Sean Martin	CB	Oregon State
Bronko Nagurski Trophy	Jaxon Hood	DE	Arizona State
Davey O'Brien Award	Joe Southwick	QB	Boise State
Doak Walker Award	Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona
Fred Biletnikoff Award	Shaq Roland	WR	South Carolina
John Mackey Award	Craig Wenrick	TE	UTEP
Outland Trophy	Jake Matthews	OT	Texas A&M
Rimington Trophy	Andrew Miller	C	Virginia Tech
Lombardi Award	Mario Edwards	DE	Florida State
Linebacker of the Year	Hayes Pullard	MLB	USC
Jim Thorpe Award	Sean Martin	CB	Oregon State
Lou Groza Award	Talor Zalewski	K	Illinois
Ray Guy Award	Tyler Hull	P	South Carolina
Returner of the Year	Victor Hampton	CB/Ret	South Carolina
Heisman Memorial Trophy	Vad Lee	QB	Georgia Tech

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[Deegeezy]

Re: Go, Vandals, Go - The Idaho Vandals

Haha...Reggie Beck. Something about that name Reggie we all like on our star RBs.

What are his scouting attributes, (40 time, agility, etc.)?

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Congrats on getting those recruits to sign, that'll definitely help the Vandals next season.

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OHIO STATE CELEBRATES THEIR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

OHIO STATE 26, SOUTH CAROLINA 14

Ohio State jumped out to a 10-0 lead and led by 12 to start the fourth quarter as they defeated South Carolina for the national championship. The Gamecocks pulled within five early in the fourth but a late Kenny Guiton touchdown run sealed the deal for the Buckeyes.

Braxton Miller threw for 220 yards and a pair of touchdowns while adding 34 yards rushing to lead his team to a win.

Here are the rest of the bowl game scores:

New Mexico Bowl: New Mexico 12 vs Stanford 28
Idaho Potato Bowl: Toledo 38 vs Washington State 45
Poinsettia Bowl: USF 14 vs San Diego State 10
Beef O’Bradys Bowl: FIU 8 vs NC State 30
New Orleans Bowl: UAB 10 vs UL Lafayette 24
Maaco Bowl: Oregon State 17 vs #18 Fresno State 24
Hawaii Bowl: Tulsa 28 vs Hawaii 26
Little Caesars Bowl: Northwestern 27 vs Buffalo 14
Holiday Bowl: Oklahoma State 23 vs #21 UCLA 16 OT
Military Bowl: Ball State 31 vs Navy 28
Belk Bowl: #24 Boston College 42 vs UCF 10
Advocare Independence Bowl: Cincinnati 26 vs Syracuse 38
Russell Athletic Bowl: Tennessee 20 vs #15 Georgia Tech 17 OT
Meineke Car Care Bowl: Indiana 28 vs Ohio 18
Armed Forces Bowl: Tulane 35 vs Wyoming 30
Fight Hunger Bowl: Houston 24 vs Arizona 38
Alamo Bowl: #23 Kansas State 27 vs USC 24 OT
BWW Bowl: West Virginia 34 vs Purdue 7
Music City Bowl: #25 Arkansas 33 vs Virginia 38
Sun Bowl: #20 Oregon 21 vs North Carolina 31
Liberty Bowl: Missouri 31 vs #22 UTEP 27
Ckick-Fil-A Bowl: #11 Auburn 14 vs #16 Virginia Tech 38
Gator Bowl: #19 Florida 34 vs Wisconsin 24
Heart of Dallas Bowl: Temple 6 vs Michigan 28
Outback Bowl: #17 Georgia 40 vs #14 Nebraska 45
Capital One Bowl: #12 Texas A&M 31 vs #8 Michigan State 32
Rose Bowl: #7 Illinois 10 vs #9 Washington 24
Fiesta Bowl: #6 Oklahoma 55 vs Louisville 17
Sugar Bowl: #3 Texas 30 vs #10 Boise State 17
Cotton Bowl: Ole Miss 31 vs #13 TCU 6
Orange Bowl: #4 Florida State 14 vs #5 Alabama 34
Compass Bowl: Miami 28 vs Arkansas State 23
GoDaddy.com Bowl: Northern Illinois 49 vs UL Monroe 14
BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP: #2 Ohio State 26 vs #1 South Carolina 14

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FINAL TOP 25 POLL

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Jan 20, 2014
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Ohio State (61)	12	1	1525
2	3	Texas	11	2	1429
3	5	Alabama	11	2	1367
4	1	South Carolina	12	2	1235
5	6	Oklahoma	11	2	1183
6	7	Washington	11	3	1157
7	8	Michigan State	12	2	1115
8	4	Florida State	12	2	1071
9	14	Nebraska	10	3	834
10	16	Virginia Tech	12	2	823
11	10	Boise State	11	3	760
12	11	Illinois	11	3	717
13	19	Fresno State	11	3	627
14	20	Florida	9	4	584
15	12	Texas A&M	10	4	530
16	15	Georgia Tech	11	2	508
17	9	TCU	9	4	489
18	23	Kansas State	9	4	481
19	13	Auburn	9	4	440
20	25	Boston College	9	4	417
21	--	Ole Miss	9	4	372
22	17	Georgia	9	4	362
23	--	North Carolina	9	4	350
24	21	UTEP	12	2	333
25	--	Northern Illinois	10	4	221

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Arizona (195), Louisville (169), Oklahoma State (147), Indiana (122), Stanford (85), Oregon (64), UL Lafayette (43), Tulsa (27), Tennessee (26)
DROPPED OUT
Oregon (#18), UCLA (#22), Louisville (#24)

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BRAXTON MILLER'S BIG DAY LIFTED THE BUCKEYES OVER THE GAMECOCKS FOR THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE: Ohio State QB Braxton Miller: 13/24 220Yds 2TD, 9Car 34Yds
DEFENSE: Ohio State DE Noah Spence: 2Tkl, 2TFL, 1Sck

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2013 Season Wrap Up

Idaho Vandals Season Stats Stats - 2013
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
C. Chalich	183/302	2186	11.9	198.7	45	12	10	127.9
T. Davis	56/113	587	10.4	48.9	24	0	5	84.3
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
C. Chalich	127	758	5.9	77	8	13	68.9	8
J. Baker	115	441	3.8	14	0	1	49.0	0
K. Olugbode	121	428	3.5	22	1	3	35.6	0
J. Brown	56	277	4.9	24	1	4	23.0	0
J. Manley	28	86	3.0	11	0	5	7.1	0
K. Watts	10	55	5.5	15	0	1	5.0	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
D. Epps	74	882	11.9	6	32	15	73.5	188
M. LaGrone	35	376	10.7	3	28	8	34.1	115
D. Watson	22	257	11.6	0	24	8	25.7	83
N. Lovett	20	236	11.8	0	20	3	78.6	54
T. Elmo	19	229	12.0	0	24	4	19.0	59
M. Trotter	18	223	12.3	1	36	10	22.3	47
M. Major	9	113	12.5	0	20	4	37.6	18
J. Baker	7	49	7.0	0	14	0	5.4	39
R. Runner	7	61	8.7	0	14	0	20.3	11
C. Homme	6	77	12.8	1	20	4	7.7	13
K. Watts	6	65	10.8	1	0	6	5.9	27
B. Njoku	4	108	27.0	0	45	1	13.5	42
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
J. Martinez			54	2.0	6	1	0	0
B. Njoku			46	0.0	1	2	0	0
M. Milan			42	0.0	7	1	0	0
T. Williams			37	2.0	4	7	3	0
M. Willis			32	2.0	5	0	1	0
M. Forde			28	6.0	10	1	0	0
J. Jordan			28	1.0	4	3	0	0
D. Parham			26	0.0	1	3	2	1
S. Dixon			22	0.0	1	2	3	1
A. Rice			19	2.0	5	0	0	0
E. Tuipulotu			18	0.0	1	0	0	0
R. Edwards			18	0.0	5	1	0	0
A. Hawkins			17	0.0	0	2	0	0
A. Stork			11	0.0	4	0	0	0
	Kickoffs					Punts
Returning	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD	RET	AVG	TD
D. Parham	36	855	23.7	41	0
R. Runner	7	143	20.4	24	0	4	11.0	0
A. Hawkins	5	123	24.6	32	0
D. Epps	3	72	24.0	31	0	21	9.2	0
N. Lovett	2	50	25.0	29	0
J. Baker	2	42	21.0	21	0
K. Watts	1	25	25.0	25	0	3	3.3	0
	Field Goals				Extra Points
Kicking	FGM	FGA	PCT	LONG	XPM	XPA	PCT	PTS
A. Rehkow	11	14	78	50	23	23	100	56
T. Cowan	7	7	100	40	3	3	100	24
Punting	PUNTS	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	BP	IN20	TB
A. Rehkow	20	872	58	43.6	32.3	0	1	3

Awards
WR Dezmon Epps - 2nd Team All-Conference
SS Trey Williams - 2nd Team All-Conference

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Players Leaving

Graduates
QB Taylor Davis - 56/113 587Yds 5INT
RB James Baker - 115Car 441Yds 1TD
WR Najee Lovett - 20Rec 236Yds
WR Roman Runner - 7Rec 61Yds
WR Maurice Trotter - 18Rec 223Yds 1TD
WR Kyren Watts - 6Rec 65Yds 1TD
TE Taylor Elmo - 19Rec 229Yds
TE Clayton Homme - 6Rec 77Yds 1TD
TE Michael LaGrone - 35Rec 376Yds 3TD
OL Nick Van Rotz - N/A, Backup
OL Larry Dugan - N/A, Backup
OL Aaron Lazaro - N/A, Backup
OL Jordan Johnson - RT, 2Pck, 4Sck
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DE Vince Keener - N/A, Backup
OLB Matthew Willis - 31Tkl, 5TFL, 2.0Sck, 1Int
CB Christian Whitehead - N/A, Backup
SS Trey Williams - 36Tkl, 4TFL, 2.0Sck, 3Int

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VANDALS RECRUITING REPORT
Vandals Add Three In Offseason Phase Of Recruiting


REGGIE BECK HIGHLIGHTS IDAHO'S RECRUITING CLASS

RONNIE RAWLS
6-5 235
TE #18
Idaho Falls, ID

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Adam Alvarez
5-11 179
K #48
Redding, CA

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Willie Williams
6-2 183
WR #311
Parkland, WA

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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	6-1	224
Corey Hayden	CB	HS	Sea-Tac, WA	6-0	179
Spencer Owens	G	HS	Elk Plain, WA	6-1	280
Timothy Simpson	OLB	JUCO	Glasgow, MT	6-5	218
Tomnmy Johnson	G	HS	San Antonio, TX	6-4	304
Tim Hutchinson	G	HS	Enid, OK	6-4	330
Brandon Darby	C	JUCO	San Luis Obispo, CA	6-3	301
Matt Jones	DT	HS	Port Angeles, WA	6-3	283
Isaiah Young	C	JUCO	Cornelius, OR	6-2	274
Todd Green	G	HS	Pleasanton, CA	6-4	287
Darren Harper	G	HS	Parkway, CA	6-7	288
Kevin Roberts	G	HS	American Falls, ID	6-4	299
Marcus Leonard	DE	HS	Vacaville, CA	6-4	235
John Wade	TE	HS	Kodiak, AK	6-3	240
Rodney Coker	DT	HS	Brea, CA	6-5	278
Chris Campbell	SS	HS	Nampa, ID	6-0	195
Reggie Beck	ATH	HS	Lompoc, CA	6-0	197
Eddie Bates	QB	HS	Thousand Oaks, CA	5-11	195
Willie Williams	WR	HS	Parkland, WA	6-2	183
Adam Alvarez	K	JUCO	Redding, CA	5-11	179
Ronnie Rawls	TE	HS	Idaho Falls, ID	6-5	235

#43 Overall Class

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Position Changes

FB T. Luepamanu to DT
RE J. Davis to RT
DT A. Stork to MLB
MLB T. Hennessey to S
ROLB R. Siavii to S
CB A. Harris to LOLB
ATH R. Beck to RB
LT C. Elenz to RG
LG D. Sandberg to LT
LG D. Harper to RT
RT B. Westrum to LT
LT B. Williams to LG
LG S. Owens to FB
RG T. Johnson to DT
LG T. Hutchinson to RG
LE M. Forde to DT
ROLB R. Johnson to RE
RE A. Rice to LE
MLB J. Randall to LOLB
LOLB C. Evans to MLB
SS D. Banks to CB

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Players Cut

QB A. DeCoud
OL N. Edenfield
LB A. Harris
LB A. Stork
SS D. Carter

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Haha...Reggie Beck. Something about that name Reggie we all like on our star RBs.

What are his scouting attributes, (40 time, agility, etc.)?

Id fully scouted him so i dont remember his 40. I dont like to post ratings in my chises but Bates and Beck are both very fast.

really wanted to give Beck #5 but my best player has it

thanks for the post

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Congrats on getting those recruits to sign, that'll definitely help the Vandals next season.

Definitely looking forward to having them on board. Should be an exciting season.

thanks for the post!

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News

Idaho's Chalich Transferring To Montana
by Sam Adams, SWX Anchor/Reporter



SWXRightNow.com - University of Idaho quarterback Chad Chalich will transfer to Montana, a reliable and anonymous source has told SWX's Sam Adams. The source says that Chalich informed head coach Wilkerson of his decision last week, and will join the Montana Grizzlies in time for Spring Football.

Chalich was the 5A Idaho player of the year as a junior and senior at Coeur d'Alene High School, where the Vikings won back-to-back 5A state titles. He earned Gatorade state player of the year honors as a senior. Chalich broke 13 school records at Coeur d'Alene, including throwing for 6,485 passing yards and 74 touchdown passes in his prep career.

As a redshirt freshman at Idaho, Chalich started nine games, throwing for over 2,100 yards and 12 touchdowns. He also led the team in rushing yards and touchdowns with 758 and 13. Chalich stated that he was uncomfortable with the direction of the offense toward the end of the season and prefers a more pro style attack.

"We wish him the best of luck and that's all I have to say about that." Wilkerson said.

Chalich's departure likely opens the door for freshman Eddie Bates to start immediately.

Chalich will be available to play right away for the Grizz because he is going from an FBS to an FCS program.