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  • DSilvers
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    #91
    Re: RUTGERS NCAA FB DYNASTY- NCAA FB12

    Originally posted by rybrady732
    Thank you for the kind words! I certainly appreciate you taking the time to check it out! Being from NJ myself I miss the Schiano days (hopefully a return soon)!

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    • rybrady732
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      • Aug 2019
      • 317

      #92
      Re: RUTGERS NCAA FB DYNASTY- NCAA FB12

      Rutgers-Top

      Rutgers' Virginia Vacation Nears It's End as Game Day vs Cavaliers Beckons

      Matchup Preview *|* October 12, 2013
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      Rutgers Scarlet Knights
      (5-2, 3-2, 2-2 Away)
      Virginia Cavaliers
      (2-4, 2-3, 1-3 Home)
      Injury Report

      LB Robbie Adams - Broken Collarbone
      7 Weeks
      Game Notes
      Rutgers squares off against the 2-4 (2-3) Virginia Cavaliers on the road following a big win vs a struggling Virginia Tech squad. This match up is a long time coming, as the last time these two teams met was in 1981, when Rutgers won at home 3-0.

      Virginia has lost 4 of their last 5 games, including a 56-24 blowout last week at the hands of #14 North Carolina. Before that they had defeated Duke, 42-38. The Cavaliers come in led by senior QB Ross Metheny, who was persuaded to stick around after originally intending to transfer to South Alabama. Metheny and the Cavaliers are the 20th ranked passing offense in the country.

      The Cavaliers also have a two headed monster at running back with Kevin Parks and Khalek Shepard splitting carries. Each have over 400 yards rushing.

      Herbies Pick: Rutgers Scarlet Knights

      Virginia So Far: 2-4 (2-3) ACC Game
      vs Louisville (4-3) -- W 30-23
      vs Ball State (5-1) -- L 36-49
      @ Notre Dame (3-4) -- L 29-51
      vs Florida State (4-2) -- L 26-41
      @ Duke (1-4) -- W 42-38
      vs #14 North Carolina (6-0) -- L 24-56

      Key Players
      QB Ross Metheny (94) -- 106/170, 1540 yards, 12 TD, 2 Int, 1 Rush TD

      HB Khalek Shepard (80) -- 84 car, 451 yards, 4 TD
      HB Kevin Parks (82) -- 64 car, 434 yards, 4 TD

      WR Darius Jennings (79) -- 36 rec, 582 yards, 2 TD

      LB Daquan Romero (77) -- 52 tackles, 6 For Loss, 2.0 Sacks, 1 Int

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      • rybrady732
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        • Aug 2019
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        #93
        Re: RUTGERS NCAA FB DYNASTY- NCAA FB12

        Rutgers-Top

        Time Runs Short on Virginia's 4th Quarter Comeback, Rutgers Earns ACC Win
        Rutgers Barely Holds on to 38-21 Lead, Ground Game Proves Difference Maker

        WEEK 8 ACC SCORES -----Rutgers 38 - 35 Virginia-----Louisville 35 - 17 Boston College-----Notre Dame 45 - 28 Clemson-----Duke 35 - 46 #24 Miami-----#19 Maryland 27 - 21 Kansas State -----#22 North Carolina 7 - 35 Virginia Tech-----Florida State 3 - 41 NC State

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        Week 8, Season 3
        October 12, 2013
        Charlottesville, Virginia

        Offense
        • Rutgers won its 4th straight game Saturday afternoon with the 38-35 win in Charlottesville over the University of Virginia.
        • In the win Rutgers was out gained by UVA by 99 yards, and the Cavaliers had six more first downs.
        • The teams exchanged blows for most of the game with the score tied at 14 heading in to the half.
        • Rutgers was able to buck the trend in the 3rd quarter, when a blocked punt led to a 17-0 run for the Scarlet Knights.
        • Savon Huggins, Chris Ball, and Chas Dodd each scored a rushing TD in the win for Rutgers.
        • Rutger senior QB Chas Dodd totaled three scores in the win, two throwing and one running. His one yard running score capped the 17-nil run, giving RU a 38-21 lead early in the 4th.
        • Rutgers tied a school record as 10 different players recorded a reception in the win.
        • Sophomore Miles Shuler led the way with five catches for 74 yards and a TD for RU.
        • It was the sophomore show today as Rutgers' Savon Huggins scored twice on a short run and a 24 yard screen play. Both coming in the first half.
        • Virginia was led by QB Ross Metheny and his four throwing scores. Metheny tallied 322 yards through the air and found WR Dominique Terrell three times in the end zone.
        • Metheny did throw two interceptions, each on opposite sides of the field.
        • Two Virginia WR's managed to record over 100 yards. Dominique Terrell (106) and Darius Jennings (104).
        • The senior QB Metheny was able to lead a ferocious comeback attempt where the Cavaliers scored 14 unanswered points. He and Terrell would link for the hat trick with their 3rd score, while HB Kevin Parks brought the team within 3 with a two yard scoring run.

        Defense
        • Rutgers had two key interceptions today that were crucial in earning the road victory. Safety Wayne Warren recorded the first interception near the Virginia goal line. While LB Shane Meisner made a play inside the UVA 20 taking it 19 yards to the Rutgers goal line. Setting up an easy score.
        • Rutgers DT Michael Larrow recorded two sacks in the win.
        • Virginia was able to control Rutgers on 3rd down as the team was 6/17 on the afternoon.

        Special Teams
        • There was not one, but two blocked punts in todays game! One for each team.
        • Rutgers freshman Maurice Coley got to a punt in the 3rd quarter, setting up a Rutgers FG, and an eventual 17-0 run.
        • Another freshman, Virginia's Brian Gordon, blocked a Rutgers punt in the 4th quarter, which led to a 14-0 Virginia run, as they came to within three points, 38-35.
        • Robby Harrell was the only kicker to make a FG today and it came from 23 yards out.

        Up Next
        • The Scarlet Knights head home and look to get revenge on our nations bravest, as Army come to town boasting a 5-2 record. This will end a three year series between the two old time rivals. Army upset a ranked Rutgers team early on last season, and Coach Ross has not forgot. A game preview as always will be provided.

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        Rutgers HB Savon Huggins fights his way into the end zone on his 24 yard screen reception. His 2nd TD of the game.

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        Rutgers FS Wayne Warren intercepts UVA QB Ross Metheny. Metheny threw 2 interceptions in the game.


        Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Virginia Cavaliers
        Oct 12, 20131ST2ND3RD4THOTSCORE
        Rutgers Scarlet Knights (5-2, 3-2)77177-38
        Virginia Cavaliers (2-4, 2-3)77714-35
        Team Stats Comparison
        RUTGUVA
        Total Offense348447
        Rushing Yards117125
        Passing Yards231322
        First Downs1521
        Punt Return Yards1710
        Kick Return Yards12098
        Total Yards485555
        Turnovers13
        3rd Down Conversion6/177/14
        4th Down Conversion1/10/0
        2-Point Conversion0/00/0
        Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals6/3/17/5/0
        Penalties4/202/20
        Possession Time16:4515:15
        Scoring Summary
        FIRST QUARTER SCORINGRUTGUVA
        (UVA) T. Smith 4 yd TD pass from R. Metheny (Jones kick)07
        (RUTG) S. Huggins 2 yd TD run (Harrell kick)77
        SECOND QUARTER SCORINGRUTGUVA
        (RUTG) S. Huggins 24 yd TD pass from C. Dodd (Harrell kick)147
        (UVA) D. Terrell 7 yard TD pass from R. Metheny (Jones kick)1414
        THIRD QUARTER SCORINGRUTGUVA
        (RUTG) C. Ball 10 yard TD run (Harrell kick)2114
        (UVA) D. Terrell 7 yard TD pass from R. Metheny (Jones kick)2121
        (RUTG) J. Rodgers 33 yard TD pass from C. Dodd (Harrell kick)2821
        (RUTG) R. Harrell 22 yard FG3121
        FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGRUTGUVA
        (RUTG) C. Dodd 1 yard TD run (Harrell kick)3821
        (UVA) D. Terrell 8 yard TD pass from R. Metheny (Jones kick)3828
        (UVA) K. Parks 2 yard TD run (Jones kick)3835
        Rutgers Scarlet Knights
        PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
        Chas Dodd16/3423120
        RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
        Savon Huggins26903.41
        Chas Dodd1090.91
        Chris Ball11010.01
        Jake Rodgers188.00
        RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
        Miles Shuler57414.80
        Savon Huggins22613.01
        Jeremy Deering22010.00
        Chris Inman12525.00
        Eric Mason11212.00
        Andrew Keith 155.00
        Jake Rodgers13333.01
        Brandon Coleman177.00
        Joel Andrews12121.00
        Chris Ball188.00
        DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
        Wayne Warren50.010
        Michael Larrow2(2FL)2.000
        Shane Meisner50.010
        KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
        Robby Harrell1/15/5823
        Virginia Cavaliers
        PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
        Ross Metheny26/4332242
        RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
        Kevin Parks25833.31
        Ross Metheny5-4-0.80
        Darius Jennings22713.50
        Khalek Shepard133.00
        Troy Simmons11616.00
        RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
        Dominique Terrell910611.73
        Tim Smith4225.51
        Darius Jennings410426.00
        Kevin Parks3124.00
        Jake McGee34916.30
        Troy Simmons3299.60
        DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
        Drequan Hoskey6(1FL)1.000
        Zac Morgan50.000
        John Wilikinson4(1FL)1.000
        KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
        Colby Jones0/05/55--


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        • rybrady732
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          #94
          Re: RUTGERS NCAA FB DYNASTY- NCAA FB12

          Rutgers-Top

          Army is Locked and Loaded for Trip to New Jersey
          Scarlet Knights Ready for the #2 Rushing Offense in the Country


          Matchup Preview *|* October 19, 2013
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          Army Black Knights
          (5-2, 3-0 Away)
          Rutgers Scarlet Knights
          (6-2, 5-2, 3-0 Home)
          Injury Report
          jr. HB Larry Dixon (91) | Partially Torn MCL
          7 Weeks

          Game Notes
          Army and Rutgers come in to this game with quite a history with each other, as the rivalry is one of the oldest in sports history dating back to 1891. Rutgers and Army have played each other the passed two seasons, with this matchup being the end of the three game set, agreed to in 2010.

          Last season Army upset Rutgers 28-24 in the season opener for both schools. Ending a losing streak dating back to 1998. In the win, the Black Knights enjoyed rare success in the passing game, as former QB Trent Steelman through for 288 yards in the W.

          This season Army comes in with a solid 5-2 record, and the #2 rushing offense in the country, led by the duo of Larry Dixon and Terry Baggert in the backfield. Unfortunately for Army, Larry Dixon has a partial tear in his MCL, suffered just two weeks ago. Luckily for them, junior QB Angel Santiago is as dual threat as they come, with 12 total TD's thus far.

          Army is coming off two straight wins vs weak Western Athletic Conference teams in San Jose State and Hawaii. Luckily for Rutgers both of those games were on the road, so there is a chance the Black Knights could be a bit jet lagged, coming from the Islands.

          Herbies Pick: Rutgers Scarlete Knights

          Army Schedule | 5-2
          @ Ball State (6-1) | W 42-24
          vs Portland State (--) | W 28-7
          vs Eastern Michigan (2-4) | W 42-0
          vs Boston College (3-4) | L 28-35
          vs Western Kentucky (1-4) | L 21-23
          @ San Jose State (2-4) | W 34-17
          @ Hawaii (0-5) | W 38-13

          Key Players
          QB Angel Santiago (73) | 56/114, 746 yards, 9 TD, 1 Int, 88 car, 463 yards, 3 TD

          HB Terry Baggett (84) | 117 car, 744 yards, 9 TD
          HB Larry Dixon (91) | 116 car, 643 yards, 6 TD

          WR Patrick Laird (69) | 27 rec, 359 yards, 4 TD

          RE Michael Cermack (78) | 41 tackles, 15 For Loss, 5.5 Sacks
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          • rybrady732
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            #95
            Re: RUTGERS NCAA FB DYNASTY- NCAA FB12

            Rutgers-Top

            Rutgers Beats Army Thanks to Rodgers' Four Touchdowns
            Rutgers Gets Revenge for 2012 Season Opening Loss as Sophomore Wideout Brings in 4 TD's

            WEEK 9 ACC SCORES -----Army 30 - 44 Rutgers-----#13 Maryland 45 - 43 Miami-----#19 North Carolina 35 - 31 Clemson-----Virginia 35 - 56 Central Florida-----Boston College 27 - 3 Western Michigan-----Duke 37 - 40 Florida State (OT)-----USC 14 - 28 Notre Dame

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            Week 9, Season 3
            October 19, 2013
            New Brunswick, NJ


            Offense
            • Rutgers got payback Saturday afternoon for a 2012 season opening loss to Army, winning 44-30 in New Brunswick, sending the team to 7-2 on the season.
            • It was a rather slow start to the game, though Rutgers would take a 14-0 lead in the 2nd quarter thanks to a fumble by Army QB Angel Santiago leading to points.
            • Rutgers sophomore wide receiver Jake Rodgers easily had the best game of his young career scoring four times in win, finishing with five receptions and 68 yards.
            • Rutgers would score 13 unanswered points on two TD receptions from Rodgers, going up 27-7 to open the 2nd half.
            • QB Chas Dodd had another big game as his Rutger tenure begins to wind down, the senior threw for 351 yards and four TD's all to Rodgers. The whole no interceptions in the end zone thing is really working out for Dodd.
            • Though the game was out of reach all afternoon, Army never went away, outscoring Rutgers 16-10 in the final quarter.
            • After his pair of first half turnovers, Army QB Angel Santiago played well finishing with three TD's and 208 yards through the air.
            • While Army leading rusher Terry Baggett reached the ednzone, it was fullback Jay Tully who led the way with 29 carries and 94 yards for the nations #2 rushing attack.
            • Rutgers running back Savon Huggins scored twice in the win, both on the ground. With his 87 yard performance, Huggins has seen his name pop up in Heisman contention.

            Defense
            • Rutgers All-Americans Michael Larrow and Djwany Mera played big roles in todays game. Larrow finished with a game high 11 tackles, while Mera had two sacks in the win, and recovered a fumble.
            • Sophomore safety Daniel Webb recorded his first career interception with a 2nd quarter interception for Rutgers.

            Special Teams
            • Not much went on in the special teams realm of things. Rutgers kicker Robby Harrell was 1/1 on the game hitting a 25 yarder. Earlier in the game he had missed an extra point.

            Up Next
            • Rutgers will enjoy a much needed week off in Week 10, their first of the season, before welcoming non-conference opponent Kent State to New Brunswick. The Flash currently sit with a 3-4 record.


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            Rutgers WR Jake Rodgers catches his first of four TD passes in the win vs Army.

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            Savon Huggins carries two defenders into the end zone with him. Huggins scored twice in the win.

            Army Black Knights at Rutgers Scarlet Knights
            Oct 19, 20131ST2ND3RD4THOTSCORE
            Army Black Knights (5-2)07716-30
            Rutgers Scarlet Knights (6-2, 5-2)772010-44
            Team Stats Comparison
            ARMYRUTG
            Total Offense397458
            Rushing Yards189107
            Passing Yards208351
            First Downs2020
            Punt Return Yards032
            Kick Return Yards3869
            Total Yards435559
            Turnovers20
            3rd Down Conversion11/184/10
            4th Down Conversion0/00/0
            2-Point Conversion2/20/0
            Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals4/4/07/5/1
            Penalties3/256/72
            Possession Time15:2116:39
            Scoring Summary
            FIRST QUARTER SCORINGARMYRUTG
            (RUTG) J. Rodgers 19 yd TD pass from C. Dodd (Harrell kick)07
            SECOND QUARTER SCORINGARMYRUTG
            (RUTG) S. Hugins 13 yd TD run (Harrell kick)014
            (ARMY) T. Baggert 2 yd TD run (Phillips kick)714
            THIRD QUARTER SCORINGARMYRUTG
            (RUTG) J. Rodgers 15 yd TD pass from C. Dodd (Harrell kick)721
            (RUTG) J. Rodgers 2 yd TD pass from C. Dodd (XP NO Good)727
            (ARMY) P. Laird 14 yd TD pass from A. Santiago (Phillips kick)1427
            (RUTG) J. Rodgers 5 yd TD pass from C. Dodd (Harrell kick)1434
            FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGARMYRUTG
            (RUTG) R. Harrell 24 yd FG1437
            (ARMY) A. Stephens 18 yd TD pass from A. Santiago (2 pt good)2237
            (RUTG) S. Huggins 1 yd TD run (Harrell kick)2244
            (ARMY) C. Lawrence 5 yd TD pass from A. Santiago (2pt good)3044
            Army Black Knights
            PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
            Angel Santiago13/2420831
            RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
            Jay Tully29943.20
            Terry Baggett10393.91
            Jonathan Crucitti7395.50
            Angel Santiago7172.40
            RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
            Anthony Stephens59018.01
            Jay Tully35217.30
            Chevaughn Lawrence23015.01
            Terry Baggett22110.50
            Patrick Laird11515.01
            DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
            Michael Cermack8(2FL)0.000
            Andrew McCray5(1FL)0.000
            Joe Newsome31.000
            KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
            Juan Phillips0/02/22--
            Rutgers Scarlet Knights
            PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
            Chas Dodd25/3735140
            RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
            Savon Huggins22873.92
            Brandon Coleman2168.00
            Chris Ball284.00
            Chas Dodd2-4-2.00
            RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
            Jeremy Deering814618.20
            Jake Rodgers56813.64
            Joel Andrews47418.50
            Brandon Coleman3206.60
            Miles Shuler2189.00
            Chris Ball22010.00
            Andrew Keith155.00
            DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
            Daniel Webb40.010
            Djwany Mera8(4FL)2.000
            Michael Larrow11(4FL)0.000
            KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
            Robby Harrell1/14/5725



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            • rybrady732
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              #96
              Re: RUTGERS NCAA FB DYNASTY- NCAA FB12

              Rutgers-Top

              Scarlet Knights Sign First Recruits of Season
              The School Picked Up Three Commitments Following the Win vs Army

              October 20, 2013
              Season 3
              New Brunswick, NJ


              The Scarlet Knights incoming class for the 2014 season began to take shape Saturday night as they picked up their first, three commitments over the weekend, following their win over Army.

              When Rick Ross was hired he said he wanted to keep New Jersey's best player home, well its year three and he did just that. Signing with Rutgers was wide receiver Corey Luke (#60 OVR, #20 WR, #1 NJ). Luke is the top player in the Garden State, and hails from Phillipsburg, NJ playing for the perennial power Stateliner program. Luke is 6'3" tall and will bring a great combination of size, speed, and route running. He will no doubt fit in nicely with the Rutgers receiving corps, which Ross seems to be making incredibly deep. Along with Rutgers, Luke had offers from Michigan State and Penn State, but elected to stay closer to home.

              The second local kid to sign was punter Brock Perez (#1163 OVR, #5 P) out of Long Branch, NJ. Coach Ross seems to love kids out of the Jersey Shore area and the fertile grounds of Shore Conference football. Perez has a booming leg and signed with the Scarlet Knights over Penn State and USC.

              The teams final signing of the weekend is surrounded with question marks. Rutgers nabbed their second Top 100 player when athlete Matt Stephens (#80 OVR, #9 ATH) committed to the cause. Stephens has boom or bust potential and plays both sides of the ball currently in high school. Stephens is from Newington, Connecticut and is taking heat for the lack of competition he plays against. Though he was recruited by Alabama, Penn State, TCU, among others, Rutgers was his only offer as of Week 10, and he decided to sign after a brief phone call with one of the assistants.

              This may just be the tip of the iceberg as it seems more and more recruits are either signing or giving soft commitments to schools. Rutgers certainly has a number of offers out that they would like to hear back from. Especially when it seems that there is a nice recruiting rivalry brewing between Rutgers and Penn State.

              Rutgers Scarlet Knights Signees 2013
              NAMEPOSCLASSHOMETOWNHTWTCALIBER
              Corey LukeWRHSPhillipsburg, NJ6'3"197
              Matt StephensATHHSNewington, CT6'3"177
              Brock PerezPHSLong Branch, NJ6'2"186

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              • rybrady732
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                Re: RUTGERS NCAA FB DYNASTY- NCAA FB12

                Rutgers-Top

                Scarlet Knights Wrap Up Non-Conference Schedule vs Kent State
                Rutgers Looks to Enter Top 25 With Win vs Golden Flash

                Matchup Preview *|* November 2, 2013
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                Kent State Golden Flashes
                (3-5, 2-3, 1-1 Away)
                Rutgers Scarlet Knights
                (7-2, 5-2, 4-0 Home)
                Injury Report
                SS Luke Wollet (74) | Broken Tailbone
                9 Weeks

                C Jordan Holmes (61) | Broken Collarbone
                Questionable

                Game Notes
                Rutgers finishes off its non-conference schedule this Saturday with a home game vs Kent State. The Golden Flashes come in with a 3-5(2-3) record, which is good for 4th place in the MAC East Division. This is the 3rd time these schools have met on the gridiron, the last time since 2004. Rutgers won the previous two meetings.

                Kent State comes in on a four game losing streak, all games at home. They scored just once last week in a 36-7 loss to Miami (Ohio). Running back Trayion Durham is the teams focal point on offense, the upperclassmen has ran for 699 yards and six scores this season. Their QB Colin Reardon has over 800 yards passing and 500 yards rushing, though he has scored a combined 10 times, he also has eight interceptions.

                On the homefront, Rutgers has two recruits visiting the game, 4-star tackle Bill McKenzie and 3-star cornerback Nate Weber, just a week after receiving their first three commitments.

                Herbies Pick: Rutgers Scarlet Knights

                Kent State (3-5, 2-3) | Conference Game
                vs Idaho State (--) | W 28-6
                @ Missouri (2-5) | L 14-33
                @ Akron (2-6) | W 22-12
                vs Buffalo (1-7) | W 29-24
                vs Bowling Green (6-3) | L 10-19
                vs Kentucky (3-6) | L 14-42
                vs Ball State (7-2) | L 22-46
                vs Miami (OH) | L 7-36

                Key Players
                QB Colin Reardon (65) | 86/199, 848 yds, 7 TD, 8 Int, 109 car, 519 yds, 3 TD

                HB Trayion Durham (73) | 123 car, 699 yds, 6 TD, 1 rec TD

                TE Tim Erjavec (76) | 31 rec, 403 yds, 4 TD



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