Schumj's 1995 Season Roster (XBOX 360)

[schumj]

Quote: Originally Posted by AJdawgfan

1995 Washington Huskies QB- 7 Damon Huard, 15 Shane Fortney 6-3 210, * 7 Brock Huard 6-5 220 Incoming Fr RB- 1 Rashann Shehee 5-11 205 So, 12 Leon Neal 5-9 185 Sr, 6 Terry Hollimon 5-9 200 Sr, 25 George Keiaho 5-9 230 *Corey Dillon-Tranfering in FB- 30 Richard Thomas 5-9 220 Sr, 36 Mike Reed 60 215 So WR- 19 Dave Janoski 5-10 185 Jr, 22 Fred Coleman 6-1 190 So, 24 Jerome Pathon 5-11 180 So, Gerald Harris, 3 Andre DeSaussure 6-2 190 Fr, Ryan Kadletz 6-2 210, 5 Greg Quesada 6-0 185 TE- 82 Ernie Conwell 6-2 255 Sr, 85 Cam Cleeland6-4 275 S0, 84 Jeremy Brigham 6-6 260 So LT- 72 Bob Sapp 6-4 320 Jr , 67 Tony Coast 6-7 300 Fr, 73 Matt Hicks 6-6 315 LG- 55 Pat Kesi 6-4 305 So, 61 Buddy Phillips 6-4 310 Fr C- 79 Trevor Higfield 6-4 285 Sr, 57 Lynn Johnson Jr, 77 Olin Kreutz 6-4 290 Fr RG- 76 Benji Olson 6-5 310 Fr, RT- 70 Eric Battle Sr, 78 Mostafa Sobhi 6-5, 300 So, 75 Aaron Dalan 6-7 325 S0 Defense LE – 91 Steve Hoffmann 6-6 270 Sr, 88 Mike Ewaliko 6-4 270 Sr RE – 43 Deke Devers 6-0 240 Sr, 56 Darius Jones 6-3 240 Sr, 70 Ben Kadletz 6-2 310 NT– 97 David Richie 6-4 280 Jr, 67 Sekou Wiggs 6-4 300 So, 99 Josh Smith 6-4 255 Fr LLB – 46 Jason Chorak 6-4 260 So, 35 Chris Campbell 6-4 250 So MLB – 54 Ink Aleaga 6-1 250 Jr, 23 Todd Jonson 6-2 210 Fr, 16 Jesse Binkly 6-3 205 MLB – 40 Jerry Jensen 6-2 230 So, 57 John Fiala Jr 6-2 235 RLB – 23 Reggie Davis 6-3 233 Fr, 20 Ikaika Malloe 5-11 190 Jr CB – 4 Reggie Reser 5-10 180 Sr, 12 Scott Greenlaw 6-0 195 Sr, 14 Brian McIntosh 6-0 210 Fr Kyle Roberts 5-11 185, 5 Alex Lacson 5-11 190 FS – 9 Lawyer Milloy 6’ 210 Sr, 22 Brendan Jones 5-11 185 Fr Rover – 7 Tony Parrish 5-11 185 So Aaron Nettles, 21 Chad Wolfe K – 18 John Wales 5-9 190 Jr P – 14 Geoff Prince 5-10 190 Jr

AJDawgFan, not too much difference in mine versus yours. In hopes of this working for dynasty play with my dynasty file, I elected to exclude some special teams guys who didn't make a lot of stats or play positional football much in place of younger guys who are players in a year or two. Like Aaron Nettles, guy is sort of a Rudy story for Washington, but he didn't get to play until his senior year of college and only special teams. I went with Jermaine Smith who starts at CB in 96. Same with Mel Miller instead of Alex Lacson. Also guys like Lester Towns were on mine as they were freshman but big contributors in the near future.


I already mentioned Corey Villain Dillon in other post but he will be on the recruits list out of JUCO in the Dynasty file. One guy for 96 I am trying to figure out that relates to Washington is Nigel Burton and the rest of the Pacific team that transfer after they end football. I am thinking of adding them to the recruits for that year since it was similar to the free for all that happened at UAB this season.

[tommycoa]

Quote: Originally Posted by mkharsh33

I was 23. Graduated from college in May and kinda a new direction in my life. Memories indeed...

I was 15. Crazy that was 20 years ago. Where does the time go? Every Saturday during football season, all of my friends would come over to the house to watch the Alabama football game. We spent most of the day playing football in the front yard. There were times we'd play well into the night. We'd turn on my mom and dad's headlights.

[schumj]

#16 UCLA Bruins
Impact Players
FS Shaun Williams
LB Donnie Edwards
HB Karim Abdul-Jabbar

Offense
QB – Ryan Fien, Cade McNown, Rob Walker, Steve Buck
HB – Karim Abdul-Jabbar, Skip Hicks (RS), James Milliner
FB – Jarvis Watson, Cheyane Caldwell, Craig Walendy
WR – Kevin Jordan, Eric Scott, Rodney Lee, Brad Melsby, Jim McElroy, Derek Ayers, DannyFarmer
TE – Brian Richards, Mike Grieb
LT – Jonathan Ogden, Kris Farris
LG – James Christensen, Chad Sauter
OC – Mike Flanagan, Shawn Stuart, Darren McClure
RG – Chad Overhauser, Matt Soenksen, Andy Meyers
RT – Mike Rohme, Gene Waters

Defense
LE – Phillip Ward, Gary Walton, Damon Smith, Pete Holland
RE – Vae Tata, Darren Cline
DT – Grady Stretz, Travis Kirschke, George Kase, Weldon Forde, Jeff Ruckman
LLB – Tommy Bennett, Michael Wiley
MLB – Donnie Edwards, Brian Willmer, Ramogi Huma
RLB - Danjuan Magee, Abdul McCullough, Ali Abdul Aziz, Ryan Neufeld
CB – Paul Guidry, Teddy Lawrence, Javelin Guidry, Larry Clements, Andy Colbert, Ryan Roques
FS – Shaun Williams, Glenn Thompkins, Eric Whitfield
SS – Ted Nwoke, Larry Atkins, DuVal Hicks, Anthony Cobbs
K – Bjorn Merten, Greg Andrasick
P – Chris Sailer

#17 Virginia
Impact Players
LB James Farrior
LB Jamie Sharper
HB Tiki Barber

Offense
QB – Mike Groh, Symmion Willis, Aaron Brooks, Tim Sherman
HB – Tiki Barber, Kevin Brooks, Anthony Southern, Wali Rainer
FB – Darrell Medley, Charles Kirby
WR – Patrick Jeffers, Demetrius Allen, Germane Crowell, Terrence Wilkins. Derick Byrd, Bryan Owen, Brian McCarthy, Marcus Bullett
TE – Bobby Neely, Walt Derey, Casey Crawford
LT – Jason Augustino, Doug Karczewki
LG – Jeremy Raley, Noel LaMontagne
OC – Dave Gathman, Tom Locklin, George Seals, John St. Clair, Matt Link
RG – John Slocum, Julius Williams, Robert Hunt
RT – Chris Harrison, Jay Strath

Defense
LE – Jon Harris, Eddie Robertson, Travis Griffith
RE – Duane Ashman, Patrick Kerney, William Jackson
DT – Tony Agee, Todd White, Antonio Dingle, Charles Bostek, Johnny Shivers, Fady Chamoun
LLB – James Farrior, Jami’h Rainer
MLB – Skeet Jones, Shannon Taylor, Dillon Taylor
RLB – Jamie Sharper, Grey Terry, Wally Elegbe
CB – Joe Crocker, Ronde Barber, Joe Williams, Sam McKiver, Joe Rowe
FS – Paul London, Adrian Burnim, Stephen Phelan, Dwayne Stukes
SS – Percy Ellsworth, Anthony Poindexter
K – Rafael Garcia
P – Will Brice

[tommycoa]

Quote: Originally Posted by schumj

#16 UCLA Bruins Impact Players FS Shaun Williams LB Donnie Edwards HB Karim Abdul-Jabbar Offense QB – Ryan Fien, Cade McNown, Rob Walker, Steve Buck HB – Karim Abdul-Jabbar, Skip Hicks (RS), James Milliner FB – Jarvis Watson, Cheyane Caldwell, Craig Walendy WR – Kevin Jordan, Eric Scott, Rodney Lee, Brad Melsby, Jim McElroy, Derek Ayers, DannyFarmer TE – Brian Richards, Mike Grieb LT – Jonathan Ogden, Kris Farris LG – James Christensen, Chad Sauter OC – Mike Flanagan, Shawn Stuart, Darren McClure RG – Chad Overhauser, Matt Soenksen, Andy Meyers RT – Mike Rohme, Gene Waters Defense LE – Phillip Ward, Gary Walton, Damon Smith, Pete Holland RE – Vae Tata, Darren Cline DT – Grady Stretz, Travis Kirschke, George Kase, Weldon Forde, Jeff Ruckman LLB – Tommy Bennett, Michael Wiley MLB – Donnie Edwards, Brian Willmer, Ramogi Huma RLB - Danjuan Magee, Abdul McCullough, Ali Abdul Aziz, Ryan Neufeld CB – Paul Guidry, Teddy Lawrence, Javelin Guidry, Larry Clements, Andy Colbert, Ryan Roques FS – Shaun Williams, Glenn Thompkins, Eric Whitfield SS – Ted Nwoke, Larry Atkins, DuVal Hicks, Anthony Cobbs K – Bjorn Merten, Greg Andrasick P – Chris Sailer #17 Virginia Impact Players LB James Farrior LB Jamie Sharper HB Tiki Barber Offense QB – Mike Groh, Symmion Willis, Aaron Brooks, Tim Sherman HB – Tiki Barber, Kevin Brooks, Anthony Southern, Wali Rainer FB – Darrell Medley, Charles Kirby WR – Patrick Jeffers, Demetrius Allen, Germane Crowell, Terrence Wilkins. Derick Byrd, Bryan Owen, Brian McCarthy, Marcus Bullett TE – Bobby Neely, Walt Derey, Casey Crawford LT – Jason Augustino, Doug Karczewki LG – Jeremy Raley, Noel LaMontagne OC – Dave Gathman, Tom Locklin, George Seals, John St. Clair, Matt Link RG – John Slocum, Julius Williams, Robert Hunt RT – Chris Harrison, Jay Strath Defense LE – Jon Harris, Eddie Robertson, Travis Griffith RE – Duane Ashman, Patrick Kerney, William Jackson DT – Tony Agee, Todd White, Antonio Dingle, Charles Bostek, Johnny Shivers, Fady Chamoun LLB – James Farrior, Jami’h Rainer MLB – Skeet Jones, Shannon Taylor, Dillon Taylor RLB – Jamie Sharper, Grey Terry, Wally Elegbe CB – Joe Crocker, Ronde Barber, Joe Williams, Sam McKiver, Joe Rowe FS – Paul London, Adrian Burnim, Stephen Phelan, Dwayne Stukes SS – Percy Ellsworth, Anthony Poindexter K – Rafael Garcia P – Will Brice

Having these rosters will be like getting a new release of the game this year. Hats off on this project. Can't wait to play with these. It'll be like Bill Walsh with killer graphics.

Did you change any of the coach info like playbooks? With rosters like these, I wish the Playbook editor was better integrated into the game. Especially a share feature. I would love to share some of the classic playbooks I've conjured up. Especially the 'ol Ball Coaches Fun 'n' Gun.

[schumj]

Quote: Originally Posted by tommycoa

Having these rosters will be like getting a new release of the game this year. Hats off on this project. Can't wait to play with these. It'll be like Bill Walsh with killer graphics. Did you change any of the coach info like playbooks? With rosters like these, I wish the Playbook editor was better integrated into the game. Especially a share feature. I would love to share some of the classic playbooks I've conjured up. Especially the 'ol Ball Coaches Fun 'n' Gun.

A long time coming, having kids, moving up in the business world, and going back to school have delayed this over the years. I am really hoping this dynasty file works out. It gives old-school rosters an added dimension, and I have been tinkering with recruits points to push them to their schools and playing around with transfer data to get guys who transfer in 96 to do so at the end of the 95 season.


In regards to playbooks/coaches, I have updated all that I could find data on. Playbooks as best as I could, records, W/L conf championships, etc. Images if I could find them but some of those coordinators are like ghosts in the world wild web, as they got out of coaching just as the internet came on. There are a few off coord/def coord I couldn't find and am thinking I am just going to add some of the coaches who weren't employed as coord/hc there, such as Urban Meyer who was a wr coach at CSU or Mike Leach who was at Valdosta St but goes to Kentucky in 97 as OC.


Would love to hear your playbook ideas. The best one is my Tom Osborne playbook I got off a website a long time ago (I think you pointed me there). I have lost that website. There are a lot of limitations on playbook options on the game, fun n gun is a must so let me know. Spurriers SC offense is not what Wuerffel and crew were running. Really wish 5-2 defense was an option, as many teams were still running this in 95.

[GisherJohn24]

Quote: Originally Posted by schumj

The mid-point of the decade of college football many of us here will never forget. Who remembers? From the Cinderella story of Gary Barnett’s Northwestern upsetting Notre Dame on its way to the Rose Bowl to Tommie Frazier running wild on #2 Florida in the Fiesta Bowl. If you are a Cane or Alabama fan (sorry Tommycoa) you remember probation. It was the year we closed the doors to the Southwest Conference, Pacific football, and also got the first Bowl Alliance matchup as well as the new overtime rules. (I remember Corso and Craig James in the pregame talking about the Fiesta Bowl overtime chances and advantages). Maybe you remember some of the games. Like Virginia giving FSU its first ACC loss, the aforementioned Notre Dame – Northwestern game, or the huge comeback on Tennessee that Danny Wuerffel and the Gators managed. You may recall the Lawrence Phillips saga, Eddie George’s Heisman Trophy, or that SI Magazine featuring Keyshawn Johnson. Here is your chance to rewrite history. I am shooting for a rough draft release on 9/5. FYI - I have been working on this for about 2 years, I have just not started a thread until I was getting close to release. I still have some rating tweaks that may continue for a couple months following, but all teams will be named and most of the ratings close to final. I am simultaneously building a dynasty file that will have the 1996 recruiting class as good as I can get it, as well as rankings, schedules, storylines, conference alignment, etc. included. I am hoping the dynasty file will be ready mid-season. Here are the as close as I can get it conference for 1995, I will update later so you can see the progress of teams. Conferences ACC – Florida St, Clemson, Virginia, North Carolina, Duke, Maryland, Ga Tech, NC State, American (Big East) – Virginia Tech, Syracuse, Miami, West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Temple, Big XII (Big 8) – Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, K-State, Oklahoma St, Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa St. B10 – Northwestern, Ohio St, Penn St, Michigan, Iowa, Michigan St, Illinois, Wisconsin, Purdue, Minnesota, Indiana, CUSA (SWC) – Texas A&M, Texas, Baylor, TCU, Texas Tech, Rice, SMU, Houston Independent – ECU, Notre Dame, Louisville, Southern Miss, Cincinnati, Army, Tulsa, Navy, Memphis, (1-AA) USF, UCF, UConn, Marshall, UAB, Buffalo, UMASS, Boise St, Western Kentucky, Troy, MWC (WAC)- Colorado St, Utah, San Diego St, Air Force, BYU, Wyoming, Fresno St, Hawaii, UNLV, New Mexico MAC – Miami OH, Western Michigan, Ball St, Eastern Michigan, Ohio, Kent St, Central Mich, Bowling Green St., Toledo, Akron, PAC 12 (Pac 10) – USC, Oregon, Washington, Arizona St, Stanford, Arizona, UCLA, Cal, Washington St, Oregon St, SEC – East- Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, West – Arkansas, LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss St Sun Belt (Big West) – Nevada, SW Louisiana (ULL), Arkansas St, La Tech, Idaho, New Mex St, Northern Illinios, Utah St, San Jose St, FAU, FIU, UTSA, ODU, Texas St, South Alabama, Georgia St

@scmumj sorry for being a noob. But can I download your roster on the roster share still? Is it just your gamertag schumj? Thank buddy. Looks like a fantastic roster.

[schumj]

Quote: Originally Posted by GisherJohn24

@scmumj sorry for being a noob. But can I download your roster on the roster share still? Is it just your gamertag schumj? Thank buddy. Looks like a fantastic roster.

GisherJohn24 a rough draft will be available first week of September. It won't be finished as I am tweaking ratings etc but want to get it out there in a couple weeks. I will give out my gamer tag on the first post once it is released.

[schumj]

Quote: Originally Posted by tommycoa

I was 15. Crazy that was 20 years ago. Where does the time go? Every Saturday during football season, all of my friends would come over to the house to watch the Alabama football game. We spent most of the day playing football in the front yard. There were times we'd play well into the night. We'd turn on my mom and dad's headlights.

I was 14, and my Saturday's were similar. Play football in the yard and then come in to watch my Huskers. In hindsight it was a great and terrible time to start loving and viewing my team. Really it was 93 on, and I was spoiled as a Husker fan but living in the post-90's and expecting that excellence has been rough. Especially in the Callahan era. Nice article on 95 Huskers on ESPN yesterday.