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Heisman Watch - Updated: Sept 16, 2014 NAME POS SCHOOL SEASON STATS Braxton Miller QB Ohio State 
37/51-504y, 6TD, 27car, 149y Ka'Deem Carey RB Arizona 42car, 272y, 3TD, 7rec, 89y Bri'onte Dunn RB Ohio State 
43car, 241y, 6TD, 3rec, 47y, TD Jeff Driskel QB Florida 37/72-647y, 7TD, 40car, 191y, 3TD Kenyan Drake RB Alabama 40car, 235y, 5TD, 1rec, 8y, TD Comment
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Matchup Preview | September 20, 2014 
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Georgia State Panthers
(0-2, 0-1 Sun Belt)#4 Washington Huskies
(2-0, 0-0 Pac-12)Offensive Stats Comparison 17.5 Points Per Game 36.5 342.5 Total Offensive Yards 451.5 169.0 Passing Yards 369.5 173.5 Rushing Yards 82.0 Defensive Stats Comparison 29.0 Points Allowed 14.0 321.0 Total Yards Allowed 263.5 149.0 Passing Yards Allowed 235.5 172.0 Rushing Yards Allowed 28.0 Injury Report Brandon Pertile - RG
Torn Achilles tendon - Out for seasonNo injuries Roster Matchup # Player YR OVR SPD POS # Player YR OVR SPD 16 Ben McLane rJR 75 68 QB 13 Tommy Jacobs rFR 83 82 28 Gerald Howse SR 73 85 HB 25 Bishop Sankey SR 93 91 48 Anthony Hudgins rSR 71 79 FB 43 Cooper Pelluer rSR 77 78 15 Tyshaun Clemons rFR 69 87 WR 2 Kasen Williams SR 91 85 13 Lynquez Blair SR 69 85 WR 4 Jaydon Mickens JR 82 94 89 Drew Pearson rSR 71 75 TE 88 Austin Seferian-Jenkins SR 95 81 59 Garrett Gorringe rSO 66 57 LT 72 Micah Hatchee SR 90 68 50 Tim Wynn rSR 70 52 LG 64 Colin Tanigawa rSR 86 66 67 Jason Ricks FR 75 61 C 75 Erik Kohler rSR 87 60 63 Davis Moore rFR 68 52 RG 78 Mike Criste rSR 81 63 60 Steven Bass FR 65 63 RT 59 Ben Riva rSR 79 62 61 Marcus Stetzer rSR 69 65 LE 22 Josh Shirley rSR 90 85 73 George Rogers SR 73 59 DT 11 Elijah Qualls rFR 69 62 90 Joe Lockley JR 64 60 DT 52 Hau'Oli Jamora rSR 74 74 91 Nermin Delic rSR 72 67 RE 93 Andrew Hudson rSR 84 80 3 Tarris Batiste rSO 71 80 LOLB 7 Shaq Thompson JR 86 90 44 Joseph Peterson JR 75 78 MLB 10 John Timu SR 89 87 33 Kight Dallas rFR 71 82 ROLB 47 Scott Lawyer JR 88 88 23 Robert Dowling rFR 67 86 CB 21 Marcus Peters JR 85 89 32 Greg Kennedy FR 67 89 CB 26 Travell Dixon SR 79 92 34 Jamaal May rSR 66 84 FS 40 Shawn Jones FR 70 89 20 Ladarion Young rSO 70 87 SS 27 Trevor Walker SO 83 85 96 Will Lutz JR 76 58 PK 14 Bryan Brown FR 66 63 49 Matt Hubbard SR 78 43 P 45 Korey Durkee JR 90 50 Last Meetings This is the first ever meeting between the Huskies and PanthersComment
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Re: Perseverance : Tommy Jacobs' Career
Junior wideout Jaydon Mickens making the acrobatic catch to tie up the game
Panthers' defense almost spoil the party, but Huskies escape the upset
SEATTLE, WA -- Redshirt freshman Tommy Jacobs threw four interceptions during the game, but the Husky defense stepped up to bail him out by only allowing two touchdowns to the Panthers in a 35-14 Washington win. Jacobs offset the interceptions by completing four of his passes for touchdowns, two of them going to junior wide receiver Jaydon Mickens.
Georgia State proved to be a worthy opponent during the first half, holding the Huskies to only one score late in the second quarter, but the Purple and Gold quickly got back on their feet in the third quarter, scoring three times and putting the game beyond the reach of the visitors. "I made costly mistakes in the first half," Jacobs said after the game, "and that put us in a tough situation at the break. Fortunately we were able to come back, I personally started to get down to the basics, simply getting the ball to the best target I could find in each situation, and relying on the ground game a little more since Bishop (Sankey) was in his zone today."
"I could've pulled him out early in the game," coach Steve Sarkisian added, "but I don't think it would've had the same effect on him. What I wanted to see was how he could get out of the situation he placed himself in, and I am pleased with how he reacted to that. Of course it wasn't an ideal outing for him today, and we'll be looking at how things could and should have been instead. The bye week we have next week will allow us to do just that, tweak things up and work with Tommy so he can be the best he can for us."
The Huskies will host the Arizona State Sun Devils in two weeks from now, after a bye week next week.
Georgia State Panthers at Washington Huskies Sep 20, 2014 1 2 3 4 F GSU (0-3) 0 14 0 0 14 #4 WASH (2-0) 0 7 21 7 35 Top Performers PASS: Tommy Jacobs (WASH) - 17/31, 241 yds, 4TD, 4INT RUSH: Bishop Sankey (WASH) - 30 car, 148 yds, TD REC: Jaydon Mickens (WASH) - 6 rec, 65 yds, 2TD Team Stats Comparison GSU WASH First Downs 12 16 3rd Down Efficiency 6-16 4-11 4th Down Efficiency 1-3 1-2 Total Yards 277 530 Passing Yards 220 241 Rushing Yards 49 149 Penalties-Penalty Yards 0-0 0-0 Turnovers 3 4 Time of Possession 13:57 22:03 Comment
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Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 23, 2014 NAME POS SCHOOL SEASON STATS Bri'onte Dunn RB Ohio State 64car, 341y, 7TD, 3rec, 47y, TD Jeff Driskel QB Florida 53/109-890y, 11TD, 61car, 229y, 3TD Braxton Miller QB Ohio State 
53/75-703y, 7TD, 43car, 197y, 2TD Kenyan Drake RB Alabama 59car, 366y, 6TD, 2rec, 18y, TD Andrew Hendrix QB Notre Dame 60/128-919y, 10TD, 44car, 147y, 3TD Comment
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Ouch 4 INTs never feels good but to be able to pull out a win despite the turnovers is always good. Stay positive: 4 TD games are always impressive.
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You're right, it really hurt having my passes intercepted one after another, I mostly had to rely on the defense to come up with big plays so we would not fall behind too much, and they did well enough to keep us in the game. The third quarter really turned things around, I was able to keep things going our way, make simple plays and it finally paid off.
Those 4 TDs are almost half of what Jacobs has this season with 9, but it is the INTs that are costly, so I'll be looking to lower that by a good amount, especially with conference play about to begin.
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Analyzing the Huskies conference schedule
With conference play just around the corner, and the Huskies undefeated in their three non-conference games, a bye week is a good time to go and look at this season's conference opponents.
October 4 vs Arizona State : It is interesting to know that both teams' quarterbacks that were in last season's shootout and that ended in triple overtime won't be there this season, as Huskies' Keith Price is now in the NFL and Arizona State's Michael Eubank should not be playing as he's a backup, barring an injury to starter Taylor Kelly between now and next week. That said, this should be a quite interesting matchup still, as both teams will surely be looking to exploit the passing game, so it could prove to again be a high-scoring affair.
Prediction : Washington wins 31-24
October 11 vs Stanford : Last season's meeting between the Huskies and Cardinal ended in an upset when Washington knocked then-#1 Stanford off their perch in Stanford Stadium. It is hard to say at this point in the season, with both teams recording three wins, but Stanford's one loss as of now against Arizona showed a weak rush defense (although it was against a strong running team), something that the Huskies will have to try to exploit.
Prediction : Washington wins 28-20
October 18 @ Arizona : Despite their loss against UNLV in the opening week, the Wildcats have stunned Stanford last week in a 31-17 win on the road. Arizona boasts a great running offense led by last season Heisman candidate Ka'Deem Carey, but that will hopefully be offset by Washington's formidable run defense. Their passing defense is also not so great, which should allow Jacobs and co some room downfield. While we likely won't see a repeat of last season's Washington upset of then-ranked Arizona, it is a game that the Huskies should be winning.
Prediction : Washington wins 27-14
October 25 @ California : The Bears are already in a better shape than last season when they went 1-11, having notched two wins already, including one against Arizona State. However, two of their losses have been against conference opponent (USC and Colorado) and they lost their season opener against Northwestern by shutout. They've got a good passing defense but below-average rushing defense, which are things that the Huskies will look to attack if they are to repeat last season's result against the Bears, when they won 42-27. However, they'll have to remember that these are not the same Bears as 2013.
Prediction : Washington wins 35-13
November 1st vs Utah : The Huskies meet the Utes in 2014 for the first time since the 2012 season, when Washington won 34-15 at home in Seattle. Utah doesn't have great offensive weapons in 2014, although they have a stout defense that's pretty equally good against both passing and rushing. Their offense though will likely be lacking against Washington's defense, so we don't see anything that would warrant a Utah win in this matchup. However, we are still early in the season, and things can change.
Prediction : Washington wins 31-14
November 8 @ Colorado : The Huskies will play in Boulder this season, after last season's home meeting against the Buffaloes which ended in a Husky win. Colorado is on a strong start this season, recording convincing wins one after the other after their opening week loss against state rival Colorado State. They're a high-scoring fooball team who likes to run with the ball, but their average defense will be tested against a consistent Huskies team.
Prediction : Washington wins 42-31
November 15 @ Oregon State : The Beavers will be out to avenge last season's blowout loss against Washington, and they have the tools to make it a reality this season. They have an explosive, run-oriented offense that will be sure to cause headaches on the Huskies' defense, but they can still rely on their passing game if the need arises. They also have one of the best defenses in the country in the turnover category, something that can create chaos for the Huskies, as we saw last week against Georgia State. It just might be the Beavers' year.
Prediction : Oregon State wins 35-28
November 22 vs Oregon : The Ducks started the 2014 season as one of the heavy favorites to go all the way, but two successive losses against unranked NC State and then-#15 USC have taken their toll. The Huskies will be looking to avenge their last season loss against Oregon, and if the Ducks continue to be shaken up during conference play, this could very well happen.
Prediction : Washington wins 31-21
November 29 @ Washington State : The Apple Cup rivalry is never something to take lightly. Even though Washington State has had a rough start, being winless this season as of now, they will surely be looking to take the Cup back to Pullman after losing it last season in Seattle. Considering the season these two teams are likely to have, it's looking more probable that the Apple Cup will stay with the Purple and Gold.
Prediction : Washington wins 41-14
It should be noted that Washington will play all of their conference games in a row, so late season fatigue will likely be even more of a factor. We will be on the lookout for these matchups. Our analysts still believe that Washington will finish 11-1 (8-1), which would be an improvement over last season's record of 9-3 (7-2), but it is Oregon State that holds both teams' destinies as to who will be crowned Pac-12 North Champion, and who will get to play for the conference championship, a game which will be crucial if a Pac-12 team is to be a part of the first-ever College Football Playoff.Last edited by el_rousso; 12-04-2017, 03:28 PM.Comment
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Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 29, 2014 NAME POS SCHOOL SEASON STATS Bri'onte Dunn RB Ohio State 91car, 482y, 9TD, 3rec, 47y, TD Jeff Driskel QB Florida 70/142-1116y, 14TD, 72car, 271y, 3TD Michael Dyer RB Louisville 54car, 411y, 6TD, 11rec, 136y, 3TD Andrew Hendrix QB Notre Dame 70/150-1061y, 11TD, 54car, 173y, 3TD Kenyan Drake RB Alabama 70car, 439y, 6TD, 2rec, 18y, TD Comment
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Matchup Preview | October 4, 2014 
@ Arizona State Sun Devils
(0-2, 2-2 Pac-12)#2 Washington Huskies
(3-0, 0-0 Pac-12)Offensive Stats Comparison 28.5 Points Per Game 36.0 368.3 Total Offensive Yards 431.0 182.3 Passing Yards 326.7 186.0 Rushing Yards 104.3 Defensive Stats Comparison 25.3 Points Allowed 14.0 322.0 Total Yards Allowed 265.3 165.3 Passing Yards Allowed 230.3 156.8 Rushing Yards Allowed 35.0 Injury Report Jaelen Strong - WR
Strained back - 2 weeksNo injuries Carl Bradford - ROLB
Strained quadricep - QuestionableRoster Matchup # Player YR OVR SPD POS # Player YR OVR SPD 10 Taylor Kelly rSR 96 78 QB 13 Tommy Jacobs rFR 83 82 8 D.J. Foster JR 86 93 HB 25 Bishop Sankey SR 93 91 39 Donald Washington FR 40 64 FB 43 Cooper Pelluer rSR 77 78 35 Joe Morris SR 84 92 WR 2 Kasen Williams SR 91 85 3 Richard Smith JR 84 94 WR 4 Jaydon Mickens JR 82 94 83 Kody Kohl rSO 70 76 TE 88 Austin Seferian-Jenkins SR 95 81 54 Tyler Sulka rSR 83 60 LT 72 Micah Hatchee SR 90 68 58 Sil Ajawara rSR 87 56 LG 64 Colin Tanigawa rSR 86 66 50 Nick Kelly JR 80 53 C 75 Erik Kohler rSR 87 60 73 Vi Teofilo rJR 85 61 RG 78 Mike Criste rSR 81 63 74 Jamil Douglas rSR 93 69 RT 59 Ben Riva rSR 79 62 94 Marcus Hardison rSO 84 82 LE 22 Josh Shirley rSR 90 85 93 Sean O'Grady rJR 81 70 DT 11 Elijah Qualls rFR 69 62 55 Kisima Jagne rFR 75 78 DT 52 Hau'Oli Jamora rSR 74 74 92 Jaxon Hood JR 84 77 RE 93 Andrew Hudson rSR 84 80 6 Chans Cox SO 83 84 LOLB 7 Shaq Thompson JR 86 90 7 Carlos Mendoza rSO 83 83 MLB 10 John Timu SR 89 87 58 Salamo Fiso rSO 80 83 ROLB 47 Scott Lawyer JR 88 88 13 Rashad Wadood rJR 81 90 CB 21 Marcus Peters JR 85 89 33 Rickey Griffin FR 77 93 CB 26 Travell Dixon SR 79 92 27 Jayme Otomewo rFR 75 89 FS 40 Shawn Jones FR 70 89 15 Damarious Randall rSR 82 89 SS 27 Trevor Walker SO 83 85 97 Jon Mora rSR 88 65 PK 14 Bryan Brown FR 66 63 32 Matt Haack rSO 81 60 P 45 Korey Durkee JR 90 50 Last Meetings Last game vs Arizona State : October 19, 2013 - W 54-51 (3OT) in Tempe, AZ
Last game at venue : October 9, 2010 : L 14-24 in Seattle, WALast edited by el_rousso; 12-02-2017, 03:27 PM.Comment
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