Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

[Bigsheen]

Season 4, Game vs. Marshall

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Matchup Preview *|* Sep. 10, 2016

Offensive Stats Comparison 230 Rushing Yards 98 244 Passing Yards 166 474 Total Offensive Yards 264 48 Points Per Game 28 6-10 (60%) Red Zone Percentage 7-12 (58%) Defensive Stats Comparison 207 Rushing Yards Allowed 214 65 Passing Yards Allowed 259 272 Total Yards Allowed 473 7 Points Per Game 31 +1 Interceptions +1 Injury Report SS Xavier Pippen - Out Concussion

Game Notes

Marshall
Head Coach: Doc Holliday (38-37, 7th year)
Offensive Co.: Marcus Arroyo (Spread)
Defensive Co.: Ruffin McNeil (4-3)
- Defeated FCS MW 48-7 in season opener

Leaders:
Passing: QB Ken Anderson - 14/23, 235yds, 2TD/0INT
Rushing: RB Nigel Barnes - 11att, 52yds, 1TD
Receiving: TE Greg Johnson - 7rec, 108yds
Tackles: MLB Kent Turene - 7
Tackles for Loss: DE Arnold Blackman - 3
Interceptions: No interceptions recorded

Penn A&T
Head Coach: Tim Keyser (10-27, 4th year)
Offensive Co.: Jeff Potter (Pistol, Spread)
Defensive Co.: Chris Bouton (3-4, multiple)
- Lost to #24 Wisconsin 31-28 in season opener
- SS Xavier Pippen suffered a concussion in the first quarter and is
out again this week with concussion like symptoms

Leaders:
Passing: QB Ritchy Teague - 17/23, 166yds, 1TD/1INT
Rushing: RB Marcus Williams - 11att, 50yds, 1TD
Receiving: WR Seth Soler - 3rec, 42yds
Tackles: S Christian Flowers - 11
Tackles for Loss: MLB Darrien Howard - 4
Interceptions: CB Dane Dorsey - 1

Team Two Deeps

Spoiler

Marshall

Marshall Depth Chart - 2016
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Deontay McManus (80)	Dameon Garrett (78)
TE	Greg Johnson (75)	Eddie Hampton (71)
LT	Andre Foreman (76)	Cameron Dees (80)
LG	Chris Huhn (87)	Cameron Dees (80)
C	Derrick Nelson (88)	Cameron Dees (80)
RG	Eric Ansley (90)	Cameron Dees (80)
RT	Travis Bolden (62)	Cameron Dees (80)
WR	Travis Johnson (79)	Angelo Jean-Louis (77)
QB	Kevin Anderson (85)	Gunnar Holcombe (82)
FB	Ryan Riedel (90)
HB	Tony Pittman (80)	Nigel Barnes (68)
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Josh Brown (73)	Michael Moore (70)
LDT	Kurt Lewis (83)	Nathan Smith (70)
RDT	Joel Bush (76)	Brian Wilson (68)
RDE	Arnold Blackman (78)	Michael Moore (70)
WLB	Stan Grimes (78)	Joe Henderson (75)
MLB	Kent Turene (80)	Joe Henderson (75)
SLB	Stefan Houston (79)	Joe Henderson (75)
CB	Corey Tindal (85)	AJ Leggett (83)
SS	Michael Johnson (89)	AJ Leggett (78)
FS	David Jordan (69)	AJ Leggett (80)
CB	Tiquan Lang (83)	AJ Leggett (83)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Tom Tate (66)
P	Mike London (65)

Penn A&T

Pennsylvania A&T Depth Chart - 2016
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Spencer Gaston (82)	Seth Soler (71)	Tyler Warren (66)
TE	Floyd Wilson (70)	Jordan Langston (65)	Jeramy Barret (52)
LT	Rob Volker (73)	Andre Franklin (60)
LG	Johnathan Carey (72)	Josh Bellamy (59)
C	Hunter Knighton (80)	Ethan Hills (59)
RG	Mike McKinley (73)	Josh Bellamy (59)
RT	Teddy Eckert (62)	Andre Franklin (60)
WR	Clifton Moss (72)	Maurice Williams (65)
QB	Ritchy Teague (86)	Adrian Foster (67)	Christian Gibbs (54)
FB	Danny Nwosu (66)
HB	Marcus Williams (76)	Derek Stone (70)	De'mario Almanza (66)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Jonah Glover (70)	Sheldon Mintz (64)
NT	Tomas Dillon (69)	Landon Vickers (61)	Cordel Coston (58)
RDE	Damon Williams (67)	Markell King (68)
LOLB	Hodari Christian (80)	Chris Hernandez (68)	Brandon Beadle (69)
LILB	Darrien Howard (85)	Reid Winn (63)
RILB	Brett Haskell (75)	Reid Winn (63)
ROLB	Lamont Singletary (80)	Brandon Beadle (69)
CB	Jordan Smith (80)	Korey Skinner (67)
SS	Fellonte Misher (73)	Christian Flowers (66)
FS	Chistian Flowers (68)	Adan Miles (65)
CB	Dane Dorsey (75)	Derrick Bolden (64)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Robert Guidry (77)
P	Richard Rowe (70)
PR	Jewell Tillman (84)
KR	Lonnie Weldon (77)	Jewell Tillman (84)

[Bigsheen]

S4, G2 - L to Marshall

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Dutchmen go back to the drawing board

Next Game: @ West Virginia | 9/17 | 8:00PM

Marshall Thundering Herd at Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen
Sep 10, 2016	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Marshall Thundering Herd (2-0)	14	21	17	3	55
Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen (0-2)	7	14	7	8	36

Team Stats Comparison
	MRSH	PAT
Total Offense	594	384
Rushing Yards	79	141
Passing Yards	515	243
First Downs	19	20
Punt Return Yards	40	0
Kick Return Yards	86	248
Total Yards	720	632
Turnovers	0	1
3rd Down Conversion	10-13 (76)	11-18 (61)
4th Down Conversion	0-0	2-2
2-Point Conversion	0-0	1-1
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4/1	4/0
Penalties	3-28	2-25
Possession Time	13:36	22:23

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		MRSH	PAT
6:28	(MRSH) 21yd pass, Kevin Anderson to Deontay Garrett	7	0
2:07	(PAT) 2yd run, Ritchy Teague	7	7
:53	(MRSH) 43yd pass, Anderson to Deontay McManus	14	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		MRSH	PAT
6:31	(PAT) 23yd pass, Teague to Spencer Gaston	14	14
5:45	(MRSH) 62yd pass, Anderson to Travis Johnson	21	14
3:41	(MRSH) 14yd pass, Anderson to Greg Johnson	28	14
:32	(PAT) 2yd run, De'Mario Almanza	28	21
:02	(MRSH) 10yd pass, Anderson to T. Johnson	35	21
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		MRSH	PAT
7:08	(MRSH) 10yd pass, Anderson to Tony Pittman	42	21
4:37	(PAT) 9yd pass, Teague to Seth Soler	42	28
3:34	(MRSH) 50yd field goal, Tom Tate	45	28
1:50	(MRSH) 43yd pass, Anderson to McManus	52	28
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		MRSH	PAT
8:26	(PAT) 18yd pass, Teague to Floyd Wilson (2pt good)	52	36
1:07	(MRSH) 26yd field goal, Tom Tate	55	36

Player of the Game: Marshall QB Kevin Anderson - 36/50, 515yds, 7TD (school record)
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Passing
Marshall: Kevin Anderson - 36/50, 515yds, 7TD; 7att, 15yds
Penn A&T: Ritchy Teague - 20/30, 226yds, 3TD; 1att, 2yds, TD

Rushing
Marshall:
Tony Pittman - 5att, 31yds
Penn A&T:
Marcus Williams - 14att, 52yds
De'Mario Almanza - 13att, 38yds, TD

Receiving
Marshall:
Dameon Garrett - 8rec, 139yds, TD
Travis Johnson - 8rec, 149yds, 2TD
Penn A&T:
Spencer Gaston - 7rec, 95yds, TD
Floyd Wilson - 5rec, 57yds, TD

Defense
Marshall:
LB Stefan Houston - 9tackles, 2TFL
LB Kent Turene - 8tackles, 2TFL
CB Jason Johnson - 5tackles, 1sack,
CB Corey Tindal - 2tackles, 1INT
Penn A&T:
LB Reid Winn - 6tackles, 1sack
LB Darrien Howard - 5tackles, 3TFL, 1sack
Dane Dorsey - 3tackles, 2defl

Special Teams
Marshall:
K Tom Tate - 2/2FG (long of 50); 7/7XP
Penn A&T:
KR Lonnie Weldon - 9 KR, 217yds
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Coaches Take:
I'm sick of this bullsh*t! Our offense, for the last three years, has been good enough to win us ball games. And here we are giving up 50 some points again. Yes, missing Xavier was an enormous loss as he is one of our leader but that's no excuse. Give all the credit to their QB (Kevin Anderson), the kid looked absolutely unbelievable out there. I just wish we'd have had more of an answer for him. Clearly, as I've told the media several times the last few years, we have some major work to do this week.

Photo Gallery

Spoiler

Gallery Key:

1. Ritchy Teague loves his young gun Seth Soler, pitching the sophomore his first touchdown of the season.
2. Marshall QB Kevin Anderson broke the school record for TD passes in a game with 7.
3. Marshall Sophomore K Tom Tate made the right decision two years ago when he committed to the thundering Herd over Penn A&T. He knocked home 7 extra points and two field goals in the game.
4. Spencer Gaston was a big part of the offense, just missing the century mark in receiving yards and scored this touchdown.
5. True Freshman Adrian Foster got his first work in a Penn A&T uniform in the loss. He finished 3/5 for 17 yards and threw an interception in the endzone. He also had a 19 yard scramble.

[itsbigmike]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

As Hellisan said, I love a dynasty where a team really takes their lumps. It'll make the rise that much more enjoyable. Glad you're starting to get the format to where you like it; just want to see the dynasty continue at whatever pace/format makes it easiest for you! Couple of tough games; monster performance from Marshall's QB.

[Bigsheen]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

As Hellisan said, I love a dynasty where a team really takes their lumps. It'll make the rise that much more enjoyable. Glad you're starting to get the format to where you like it; just want to see the dynasty continue at whatever pace/format makes it easiest for you! Couple of tough games; monster performance from Marshall's QB.

Thank bigmike! It's nice to have a team to be connected to in this game. It helps deal with 1. How bad this team can actually be at times and 2. how annoying the bugs in this game can be. I love seeing the players grow on the field.

I believe this dynasty has some longevity in it now that I am (relatively) settled in with life. I also have some other ideas in other sports too .

Marshall's QB could absolutely do no wrong. I truly think 4 of his 7 TD's were on 3rd downs. Beyond frustrating. Honestly, out of all the thumpings we've taken in the last tree years, this one frustrated me the most because I know our defense is better than we played.

[Hellisan]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

Marshall's QB could absolutely do no wrong. I truly think 4 of his 7 TD's were on 3rd downs. Beyond frustrating. Honestly, out of all the thumpings we've taken in the last tree years, this one frustrated me the most because I know our defense is better than we played.

Been there before. It's weird how in the Mtn. West, and with Wazzu often on my schedule, I was routinely dealing with this kind of game with Idaho where I just could seemingly do nothing to stop them. Now that I'm in the Big Ten that kind of game isn't happening much to me. I don't think I've gotten any better on D, I think it's the styles. So at some point I might edit some coaches or something. What bugs do you find with the game to be really annoying? Other than a false record in the record books I don't see much.

One of my past running backs had something like 12 carries for 10 yards (he was horrible, rarely even saw the field) and was credited with the all-time record for yards in a single game, with 1,023.

I'm interested in seeing if Penn A&T can rebound. It's gut check time, need some wins.

[Bigsheen]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

Been there before. It's weird how in the Mtn. West, and with Wazzu often on my schedule, I was routinely dealing with this kind of game with Idaho where I just could seemingly do nothing to stop them. Now that I'm in the Big Ten that kind of game isn't happening much to me. I don't think I've gotten any better on D, I think it's the styles. So at some point I might edit some coaches or something. What bugs do you find with the game to be really annoying? Other than a false record in the record books I don't see much.

One of my past running backs had something like 12 carries for 10 yards (he was horrible, rarely even saw the field) and was credited with the all-time record for yards in a single game, with 1,023.

I'm interested in seeing if Penn A&T can rebound. It's gut check time, need some wins.

I would say the most annoying thing I witness is in pass coverage. I believe my USER sliders have Pass Coverage at 55, so it's actually better than usual. I almost always have the Zone Coverage Gameplan set to "tight zones" and almost EVERY single pass that get thrown when I'm in zone, my defensive backs are at least 5 yards farther downfield from the receiver. It's every single time. Then not only do they get beat this way, but even when they are able to react, they seem to not have slim clue of where the ball is, even though it is right in front of them.

I'm sure ratings have a fair amount to do with this but man I know that my DB's aren't as bad as the passing number I have up against Marshall when a few wonky things occurred.

[Bigsheen]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

Week 4

Top Stories
- UGA falls to South Carolina 49-24 after losing QB Brice Ramsey for season
- Texas A&M misses Johnny Football, falls to 0-2 after 28-14 loss to LSU
- Florida Gators bit by the Razorbacks, 27-10 to fall outside of the Top 10
- Jameis Winston ain't so famous anymore, throwing for just 87yds and 2 interceptions in a 31-6 loss to #4 Virginia Tech

AP Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Sep 12, 2016
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Oregon (39)	2	0	1503
2	4	UCLA (21)	3	0	1471
3	2	Alabama (1)	3	0	1439
4	5	Virginia Tech	2	0	1331
5	6	Oklahoma	1	1	1137
6	9	Miami	3	0	1024
7	10	USC	2	0	985
8	12	Texas	3	0	862
9	3	Georgia	2	1	834
10	13	Kansas State	1	0	810
11	14	Michigan	2	0	760
12	8	Stanford	1	1	759
13	15	Ohio State	2	1	678
14	17	Tulsa	2	0	628
15	7	Florida	2	1	568
16	19	Arizona State	2	0	536
17	21	Georgia Tech	1	0	507
18	11	Texas A&M	0	2	448
19	24	South Carolina	2	0	414
20	22	Nebraska	2	1	377
21	NR	LSU	2	1	352
22	16	Florida State	0	2	345
23	23	Tennessee	2	1	337
24	NR	Arkansas	2	1	331
25	18	Vanderbilt	1	1	284

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Notable Week 3 Scores
Virginia Tech -- 31
Florida State -- 6
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Stanford -- 28
UCLA -- 35
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LSU -- 28
Texas A&M -- 14
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Georgia -- 24
South Carolina -- 49
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Florida -- 10
Arkansas -- 27
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Tulsa -- 34
Fresno State -- 31

MAC Scoreboard
Marshall -- 55
Penn A&T -- 36
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C. Michigan -- 21
Ohio State -- 42
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Akron -- 7
Pitt -- 33
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Miami (OH) -- 39
BYU -- 49
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Buffalo -- 17
Boise State -- 24
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Ball State -- 10
Michigan -- 31
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FCS East -- 34
E. Michigan -- 17
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Nebraska -- 45
N. Illinois -- 19 (Neutral Site)
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Mid Tenn State -- 56
Bowling green -- 24
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Oklahoma State -- 27
Kent State -- 24
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FCS SE -- 7
Ohio -- 38
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Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 12, 2016
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Jameis Winston	QB	Florida State		22/50, 337yds, 2TD/7INT; 31att, 89yds
Paul Perkins	RB	UCLA		58att, 365yds, 6TD; 6rec, 103yds, TD
Thomas Tyner	RB	Oregon		58att, 334yds, 6TD; 2rec, 22yds, TD
James Flanders	RB	Tulsa		44att, 332yds, 5TD; 4rec, 34yds, TD
Tyrone Swoopes	QB	Texas		41/77, 811yds, 9TD/4INT; 35att, 196yds, 2TD

Player's of the Week
NCAA
Offense: Marshall QB Kevin Anderson - 36/50, 515yds, 7TD (W, Penn A&T 55-36)
Defense: MTSU CB Shon Akins - 3 tackles, 2INT (W, BGSU 56-24)

MAC
Offense: Miami (OH) QB Austin Gearing - 19/29, 329yds, 3TD;13att, 37yds, TD
Defense: Ohio LB Chris Worley - 11tackles, 3TFL, 1 sack, FF, FR
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Top 25 Games to Watch
#11 Michigan (2-0) @ #20 Nebraska (2-1)
Auburn (2-0) @ #21 LSU
#15 Florida (2-1) @ #23 Tennessee (2-1)
#25 Vanderbilt (1-1) @ Ole Miss (2-0)

MAC Schedule
Penn A&T (0-2) @ West Virginia (2-0)
Wyoming (2-1) @ E. Michigan (0-2)
Northwestern (1-1) @ Ohio (1-1)
Kentucky (1-2) @ Buffalo (0-2)
Akron (1-1) @ Air Force (1-0)
Toledo (1-1) @ # 14 Tulsa (2-0)
Bowling Green (0-2) @ Memphis (0-2)
San Diego State (1-1) @ W. Michigan (0-2)
Kent State @ #3 Alabama (3-0)
Miami (OH) (1-1) @ Cincinnati (0-1)

[ThatBritishGuy]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

It was always going to be a tough slog until you get to October and start MAC play. Still, plenty of opportunities to have a good season and may be able to gain a win in the next two games if everything falls right!

[Bigsheen]

West Virginia Preview - 2016

Howard, Christian set to face old school

When Darrien Howard and Hodari Christian step onto the field at Milan Puskar Stadium this Saturday, it will open up an interesting range of emotions for the pair of juniors who both started their collegiate careers in Morgantown.

"It's an interesting town. Everyone knows West Virginia for being these back woods hillbillies but Morgantown is everything opposite of that," said Howard.

Things are also a bit different for Christian, who hails from McKeesport, PA a small town in Pittsburgh. "When I committed to WVU, a lot of people in town were upset I didn't choose Pitt. Morgantown has a ton to offer and obviously it's a fun school," he said.

Both were highly sought after in high school, however, things changed in 2013 when Dana Holgorsen was fired as head coach of the Mountaineers. Strangely enough, despite his firing, defensive coordinator Keith Patterson was retained in his position by new coach Tom Herman.

"I had nothing but respect for coach Patterson but I just didn't want to be in the program without Holg leading it," stated Howard, the Dayton, Ohio native. "Penn A&T was this new program that needed guys to lead them. I want to be that guy."

Christian wasn't rally sure where to turn when Holgorsen was not being brought back. "Me and Darrien were obviously friends being on the same unit together but we weren't best friends. I talked with Spence (Spencer Gaston) about how it was at Penn A&T and he told me the defense needed help bad."

Christian and Dutchmen wide receiver Spencer Gaston had played against each other in high school. The two continued to talk into their freshman seasons and that is how the connection was made. A few months later, Christina and Howard were suiting up in Blue and Black.

When asked if they have anything they want to prove on Saturday, neither had any bad blood towards Morgantown as they were only there for one season and never stepped foot on the field as they both were redshirted in 2013.

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Matchup Preview *|* September 17, 2016

Offensive Stats Comparison 32 Points Per Game 30 119.5 Rushing Yards 274.5 204.5 Passing Yards 170 324 Total Offensive Yards 444.5 18-30 (60%) Red Zone Percentage 13-24 (54%) Defensive Stats Comparison 43 Points Per Game 17.5 146.5 Rushing Yards Allowed 105 387 Passing Yards Allowed 244 533.5 Total Yards Allowed 349 0 Interceptions 1 Injury Report QB Ford Childress Broken Wrist - Season LG Josh Bellamy Susp. - Team Rules

Game Notes
West Virginia
Head Coach: Tom Herman (14-13, 3rd Season)
Offensive Co: Antwon McKnight (Spread)
Defensive Co: Keith Patterson (3-4)
- Defeated ECU 32-28 in Week 3
- Starting QB Ford Childress suffered a broken wrist in the victory over ECU and is out for the year.
Sophomore Austin Jones (6'4, 219) takes over the reigns. In 2015, as a true freshman, he went 5/17 for 60yds.

Leaders:
Passing: **Ford Childress - 26/52, 340yds, 3TD/2INT
Rushing: HB Wendell Smallwood - 58att, 353yds, 3TD
Receiving: WR Shelton Gibson - 9rec, 101yds, TD
Tackles: LB Brian Shelby - 14 tackles
Tackles For Loss: Noble Nwachukwu - 6 TFL (2.5 sack)
Interceptions: Daryl Worley - 2 interceptions

Penn A&T
Head Coach: Tim Keyser (10-28, 4th year)
Offensive Co.: Jeff Potter (Pistol, Spread)
Defensive Co.: Chris Bouton (3-4, multiple)
- Lost 55-36 to Marshall
- Starting safety Xavier Pippen returns to the starting lineup after being cleared of all concussion like symptoms.
- Guard Josh Bellamy has been suspended for one game for a violation of team rues. Andre Franklin will fill in his spot as the 6th offensive lineman.

Leaders
Passing: Ritchy Teague - 37/53, 392yds, 4TD/1INT
Rushing: RB Marcus Williams - 25att, 102yds, TD
Receiving: WR Spencer GAston - 9rec, 118yds, TD
Tackles: S Christian Flowers - 16
Tackles For Loss: LB Darrien Howard - 7 (2 sacks)
Interceptions: Dane Dorsey - 1

Team Two Deeps

Spoiler

Penn A&T

Pennsylvania A&T Depth Chart - 2016
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Spencer Gaston (82)	Seth Soler (71)	Tyler Warren (66)
TE	Floyd Wilson (70)	Jordan Langston (65)	Jeramy Barret (52)
LT	Rob Volker (73)	Andre Franklin (60)
LG	Johnathan Carey (72)	Andre Franklin (59)
C	Hunter Knighton (80)	Ethan Hills (59)
RG	Mike McKinley (73)	Andre Franklin (59)
RT	Teddy Eckert (62)	Andre Franklin (60)
WR	Clifton Moss (72)	Maurice Williams (65)
QB	Ritchy Teague (86)	Adrian Foster (67)	Christian Gibbs (54)
FB	Danny Nwosu (66)
HB	Marcus Williams (76)	Derek Stone (70)	De'mario Almanza (66)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Jonah Glover (70)	Sheldon Mintz (64)
NT	Tomas Dillon (69)	Landon Vickers (61)	Cordel Coston (58)
RDE	Damon Williams (67)	Markell King (68)
LOLB	Hodari Christian (80)	Chris Hernandez (68)	Brando Beadle (69)
LILB	Darrien Howard (85)	Reid Winn (63)
RILB	Brett Haskell (75)	Reid Winn (63)
ROLB	Lamont Singletary (80)	Brandon Beadle (69)
CB	Jordan Smith (80)	Korey Skinner (67)
SS	Fellonte Misher (73)	Christian Flowers (66)
FS	Xavier Pippen (71)	Chistian Flowers (68)
CB	Dane Dorsey (75)	Derrick Bolden (64)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Robert Guidry (77)
P	Richard Rowe (70)
PR	Jewell Tillman (84)
KR	Lonnie Weldon (77)	Jewell Tillman (84)

WVU

WVU Depth Chart - 2016
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Shelton Gibson (90)	Daikel Shorts (89)
TE	Travis Lawrence (81)	Stephen Roach (76)
LT	Deon Bobo (80)	Tyler Orlosky (86)
LG	Tyler Tezeno (85)	Tyler Orlosky (86)
C	Tony Matteo (90)	Tyler Orlosky (890)
RG	Adam Pankey (91)	Tyler Orlosky (86)
RT	Marcell Lazard (85)	Tyler Orlosky (86)
WR	Devonte Mathis (89)	Jordan Thompson (88)
QB	Austin Jones (77)	Brian Keyes (76)
FB	Garrett Hope (83)
HB	Wendell Smallwood (91)	Rushel Shell (90)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Eddie Sullivan (73)	Marquis Rogers (73)
NT	Brad White (84)	Fred Williams (76)
RDE	Noble Nwachukwu (91)	Marquis Rogers (73)
LOLB	Marvin Gross (85)	Eric Causey (74)
LILB	Sean Walters (91)	Eric Causey (77)
RILB	Garrett Hope (77)	Marcus Cleveland (70)
ROLB	Brian Shelby (76)	Eric Causey (74)
CB	Brandon Napoleon (90)	Jarrod Harper (80)
SS	Jeff Horn (88)	Jarrod Harper (87)
FS	Malik Greaves (84)	Jarrod Harper (85)
CB	Daryl Worley (88)	Trey Harris (77)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Josh Lambert (89)
P	Kevin Dowdell (63)

[Bigsheen]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

It was always going to be a tough slog until you get to October and start MAC play. Still, plenty of opportunities to have a good season and may be able to gain a win in the next two games if everything falls right!

WVU, even without Childress will probably be a massacre. Their offensive line is pretty good so it will be tough to get pressure. I like our chances against Temple though.

It's kind of funny to see how good Darrien Howard and Hodari Christian have been for us when they would both most likely be starting for WVU if they had not transferred. I guess coaches leaving has a big thing to do with some of the transfers in this game, which makes sense. I'm just glad that we were on the receiving end

[Bigsheen]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

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Mountaineers hold on for dear life
Next Game: at Temple, 9/27/16, 3:30PM

Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen at West Virginia Mountaineers
Sep 17, 2016	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen (0-3)	3	3	10	14	30
West Virginia Mountaineers (3-0)	10	14	10	3	37

Team Stats Comparison
	PAT	WVU
Total Offense	387	441
Rushing Yards	167	180
Passing Yards	220	261
First Downs	22	21
Punt Return Yards	0	0
Kick Return Yards	185	184
Total Yards	572	625
Turnovers	1	2
3rd Down Conversion	8-16 (50)	7-10 (70)
4th Down Conversion	--	--
2-Point Conversion	--	--
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	2/3	2/2
Penalties	0-0	1-15
Possession Time	22:18	13:40

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		PAT	WVU
6:47	(WVU) 4yd run, Austin Jones	0	7
4:18	(PAT) 33yd field goal, Robert Guidry	3	7
2:00	(WVU) 23yd field goal, Josh Lambert	3	10
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		PAT	WVU
6:05	(WVU) 4yd run, Austin Jones	3	17
2:21	(PAT) 32yd field goal, Robert Guidry	6	17
:43	(WVU) 22yd pass, Jones to Wendell Smallwood	6	24
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		PAT	WVU
8:09	(WVU) 43yd pass, Jones to Deonte Mathis	6	31
4:10	(PAT) 33yd field goal Robert Guidry	9	31
1:55	(WVU) 32yd field goal, Josh Lambert	9	34
:06	(PAT) 19yd run, Ritchy Teague	16	34
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		PAT	WVU
7:40	(WVU) 50yd field goal, Josh Lambert	16	37
6:21	(PAT) 18yd pass, Teague to Tyler Warren	23	37
5:50	(PAT) 65yd interception return, Darrien Howard	30	37

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Player of the Game: WVU QB Austin Jones - 17/25, 261yds, 2TD/1INT; 17att, 114yds, 2TD

Leaders
Passing
Penn A&T: Ritchy Teague - 21/36, 220yds, 1TD/1INT
WVU: Austin Jones - 17/25, 261yds, 2TD/1INT

Rushing
Penn A&T:
QB Ritchy Teague - 11att, 80yds, TD
RB Marcus Williams - 13att, 44yds
WVU:
QB Austin Jones - 17att, 114yds, 2TD
RB Wendell Smallwood - 13att, 66yds

Receiving
Penn A&T:
TE Floyd Wilson - 5rec, 50yds
WR Seth Soler - 5rec, 48yds
WR Tyler Warren - 1rec, 18yds, TD
WVU:
RB Wendell Smallwood - 4rec, 40yds, TD
WR Devonte Mathis - 3rec, 59yds, TD

Defense
Penn A&T:
SS Xavier Pippen - 8 tackles
MLB Darrien Howard - 6 tackles, 1TFL, 1int (65yard TD), 1 defl
ROLB Lamont Singletary - 3 tackles, 1TFL
WVU:
SS Jeff Horn - 11 tackles, 2 defl
LB Garrett Hope - 8 tackles, 4TFL, 1 sack
ROLB Brian Shelby - 8 tackles, 1TFL
DE Noble Nwachukwu - 5 tackles, 2TFL, 1 sack
CB Trey HArris - 2 tackles, 1int

Special Teams
Penn A&T:
K Robert Guidry - 3/4FG (long of 33), 3/3XP
WVU:
K Josh Lambert - 3/3FG (long of 50), 4/4XP
KR Rushel Shell - 7KR, 184yds
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Coaches Take:

I'll tell you what. The first half of football for us was downright a disgrace. We couldn't move the ball, we couldn't finish drives when we were able to move the ball and our defense was ugly. But I've never seen our guys come out of the locker room so determined. That play by Darrien was one of the biggest plays, if not the biggest, made in this programs short history. We fell short in the end but I love the fight this team showed. It's reassuring after last weeks debacle. Temple better watch their back next week!

Photo Gallery

Spoiler

Gallery Key
1. WVU sophomore QB Austin Jones proved to be a capable playmaker,
gashing the Dutchmen defense for 114 yards and two scores on the ground
2. Darrien Howard intercepts a Jones pass for a 65 yard pick six
3. Freshman WR Tyler Warren made his first collegiate reception count, beating his defender to haul in an 18-yard dime from Ritchy Teague
4. Teague keeps the read option and scores from 19 yards out to ed the third quarter.
5. Penn A&T was driving to try and tie the game up in the waning minutes of the game but ultimately, the WVU held strong and prevented a big fourth down conversion, ending the Dutchmen's chances.

[ThatBritishGuy]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

Oh man! Another heart breaker for the guys!!! Could have easily knocked off 1 or 2 bigger ranked teams this year, but alas 0-3!

Watch out Temple, that win is coming and it will be sweet against in state foes!

[Bigsheen]

Around the NCAA, Week 5, 2016

Week 5

Top Stories
-Florida State gets off the schnide, defeating Virginia 24-14 for their first win
-UCLA dismantles Colorado 38-17, but the Bruins lose Heisman hopeful Paul Perkins for 7 weeks with a broken hand
-USC and Arizona State are set to battle in this early season PAC12 South matchup


AP Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Sep 19, 2016
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Oregon (40)	3	0	1504
2	2	UCLA (21)	4	0	1458
3	3	Alabama	4	0	1376
4	4	Virginia Tech	3	0	1314
5	5	Oklahoma	1	1	1193
6	6	Miami	4	0	1193
7	7	USC	3	0	1135
8	8	Texas	3	0	1077
9	9	Georgia	3	1	993
10	10	Kansas State	1	0	965
11	12	Stanford	2	1	823
12	13	Ohio State	3	1	781
13	14	Tulsa	3	0	755
14	16	Arizona State	3	0	671
15	20	Nebraska	3	1	586
16	11	Michigan	2	1	550
17	19	South Carolina	3	0	517
18	18	Texas A&M	1	2	503
19	23	Tennessee	3	1	452
20	21	LSU	3	1	409
21	22	Florida State	1	2	346
22	15	Florida	2	2	323
23	24	Arkansas	3	1	288
24	NR	Wisconsin	3	0	242
25	NR	Oregon State	3	0	112

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Notable Week 4 Scores
Florida -- 17
Tennessee -- 31
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Florida State -- 24
Virginia -- 14
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Auburn -- 21
LSU -- 34
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California -- 33
USC -- 45
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Michigan -- 45
Nebraska -- 51
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UCLA -- 38
Colorado -- 17

MAC Scoreboard
Penn A&T -- 30
West Virginia -- 37
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Wyoming -- 31
E. Michigan -- 38
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Northwestern -- 42
Ohio -- 16
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Kentucky -- 38
Buffalo -- 13
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Akron -- 14
Air Force -- 31
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Toledo -- 24
Tulsa -- 27
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Bowling Green -- 44
Memphis -- 21
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San Diego State -- 14
W. Michigan -- 41
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Kent State -- 20
Alabama -- 52
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Miami (OH) -- 27
Cincinatti -- 20
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Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 19, 2016
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Jameis Winston	QB	Florida State		36/68, 502yds, 5TD/7INT; 35att, 126yds,
Thomas Tyner	RB	Oregon		66att, 385yds, 6TD; 2rec, 22yds, TD
Alec Morris	QB	Alabama		58/177, 855yds, 12TD/3INT; 41att, 82yds, 2TD
Gus Edwards	RB	Miami (FL)		51att, 294yds, 4TD; 13rec, 190yds, 2TD
Shaq Pittman	RB	LSU		92att, 579yds, 6TD; 3rec, 23yds

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Player's of the Week
NCAA
Offense: WVU QB Austin Jones - 17/25, 261yds, 2TD/1INT; 17car, 114yds, 2TD (W, Penn A&T 37-30)
Defense: Bowling Green CB AJ Bennett - 10tackles, 3 interceptions (W, Memphis 44-21)

MAC
Offense: W. Michigan QB Zach Terrell - 25/36, 378yds, 4TD; 4att, 17yds (W, SDSU 41-14)
Defense: Bowling Green CB AJ Bennett - 10tackles, 3 interceptions (W, Memphis 44-21)
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Top 25 Games to Watch
#14 Arizona State (3-0) @ #7 USC (3-0)
#25 Oregon State (3-0) @ #11 Stanford (2-1)
Ole Miss (3-0) @ #3 Alabama (4-0)
Mississippi State (2-1) @ #20 LSU (3-1)

MAC Schedule
Penn A&T (0-3) @ Temple (1-2)
Miami (OH) (2-1) @ Army (1-2)
Baylor (2-0) @ Ball State (1-2)
FCS East @ Akron (1-2)
Troy (1-2) @ C. Michigan (2-1)
NC State (2-1) @ Kent State (0-3)
Idaho (1-2) @ Northern Illinois (0-2)
Bowling Green (1-2) @ W. Michigan (1-2)

[Bigsheen]

Temple Preview - 2016

Penn A&T set to travel to Philadelphia to battle Temple

Matchup Preview *|* September 24, 2016

Offensive Stats Comparison 31.3 Points Per Game 30 135.3 Rushing Yards 180.3 209.7 Passing Yards 186.7 345 Total Offensive Yards 367 26-46 (56) Red Zone 27-44 (61) Defensive Stats Comparison 41 Points Per Game 20.3 157.7 Rushing Yards Allowed 199 345 Passing Yards Allowed 122 502.7 Total Yards Allowed 321 +1 TO Differential +2 Injury Report RB Avery Williams Broken Elbow (Out for Season)

Series History
- Temple leads 3-0
- Last Matchup: 2015, Temple def. Penn A&T 38-27
- Penn A&T QB Ritchy Teague broke Penn A&T record with 342 passing yards.
- WR Arthur Dorsey also broke single game school record with 191 yards receiving
- Penn A&T MLB Brett Haskell finished with 9 tackles and 2 sacks
- Temple RB Warren Ball rushed for 156 yards and two touchdowns
- Temple CB Damiere Shaw recorded 8 tackles, 2 TFL, and 3 pass deflections

Game Notes
Penn A&T
Head Coach: Tim Keyser (10-29, 4th year)
Offensive Co.: Jeff Potter (Pistol, Spread)
Defensive Co.: Chris Bouton (3-4, multiple)
- Last Week: Lost to WVU 37-30
- MLB Darrien Howard returned an interception 56 yards for a touchdown, the first of his career
- QB Ritchy Teague threw for 220yards and rushed for 80 yards and a score

Leaders
Passing: Ritchy Teague - 58/89, 612yds, 5TD/2INT
Rushing: RB Marcus Williams - 38att, 146yds, TD
Receiving: WR Seth Soler - 13rec, 135yds, TD
TE Floyd Wilson - 13rec, 119yds, TD
Tackles: MLB Darrien Howard - 20
Tackles for Loss: MLB Darrien Howard - 8 (2 sacks)
Interceptions: MLB Darrien Howard/CB Dane Dorsey - 1

Temple
Head Coach: DJ Durkin (9-7, 2nd Season)
Offensive Co: Kirk Ciarocca (Pro)
Defensive Co: Phil Snow (4-3 Multiple)
- Last Week: Lost to Navy 35-19
- RB Avery Williams broke his elbow in the loss to Navy, he is out for the season
- Temple boasts the #4 ranked passing defense in the country, allowing only 122 yards per game.
Their defense is ranked #16 allowing just 321 yards of offense per game.

Leaders:
Passing: Thomas Rumer - 42/81, 550yds, 4TD/4INT
Rushing: RB Warren Ball - 42att, 175yds, 2TD
Receiving: TE Jayson Thomas - 10rec, 175yds, TD
Tackles: ROLB Hasson Reddick - 25 tackles
Tackles For Loss: ROLB Hasson Reddick - 5TFL (1 sack)
Interceptions: MLB Keith Parham - 1 interception

Team Two Deeps

Spoiler

Penn A&T

Pennsylvania A&T Depth Chart - 2016
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Spencer Gaston (82)	Seth Soler (71)	Tyler Warren (66)
TE	Floyd Wilson (70)	Jordan Langston (65)	Jeramy Barret (52)
LT	Rob Volker (73)	Andre Franklin (60)
LG	Johnathan Carey (72)	Andre Franklin (59)
C	Hunter Knighton (80)	Ethan Hills (59)
RG	Mike McKinley (73)	Andre Franklin (59)
RT	Teddy Eckert (62)	Andre Franklin (60)
WR	Clifton Moss (72)	Maurice Williams (65)
QB	Ritchy Teague (86)	Adrian Foster (67)	Christian Gibbs (54)
FB	Danny Nwosu (66)
HB	Marcus Williams (76)	Derek Stone (70)	De'mario Almanza (66)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Jonah Glover (70)	Sheldon Mintz (64)
NT	Tomas Dillon (69)	Landon Vickers (61)	Cordel Coston (58)
RDE	Damon Williams (67)	Markell King (68)
LOLB	Hodari Christian (80)	Chris Hernandez (68)	Brando Beadle (69)
LILB	Darrien Howard (85)	Reid Winn (63)
RILB	Brett Haskell (75)	Reid Winn (63)
ROLB	Lamont Singletary (80)	Brandon Beadle (69)
CB	Jordan Smith (80)	Korey Skinner (67)
SS	Fellonte Misher (73)	Christian Flowers (66)
FS	Xavier Pippen (71)	Chistian Flowers (68)
CB	Dane Dorsey (75)	Derrick Bolden (64)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Robert Guidry (77)
P	Richard Rowe (70)
PR	Jewell Tillman (84)
KR	Lonnie Weldon (77)	Jewell Tillman (84)

Temple

Temple Depth Chart - 2016
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Khalif Herbin (83)	James Whitefield (80)
TE	Jayson Thomas (79)	Gary Goolsby (76)
LT	Raymond Korang (76)	Brendan McGowan (72)
LG	Dion Dawkins (83)	Brendan McGowan (73)
C	Matt Barone (82)	Brendan McGowan (72)
RG	Will Rathbone (89)	Brendan McGowan (73)
RT	Jason Sellers (74)	Brendan McGowan (72)
WR	Nathan Hairston (83)	Josh Rivero (75)
QB	Thomas Rumer (86)	PJ Walker (80)
FB	John Rizzo (82)
HB	Warren Ball (90)	Zaire Williams (87)
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Kiser Terry (82)	Anthony Hill (72)
LDT	Averre Robinson (86)	Matt Ioannidis (77)
RDT	Bret Niederreither (85)	Domonic Hayes (73)
RDE	Blake Barnes (78)	Anthony Hill (72)
WLB	Buddy Brown (85)	Keith Parham (81)
MLB	Jarred Alwan (83)	Keith Parham (81)
SLB	Hasson Reddick (89)	Keith Parham (81)
CB	Damiere Shaw (84)	Aaron Young (68)
SS	Stephaun Marshall (85)	Aaron Young (72)
FS	Dion Shaw (82)	Aaron Young (75)
CB	Todd Jeter (80)	Josh Collins (65)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Jim Cooper Jr. (86)
P	Bob Downing (61)

[Bigsheen]

Re: Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

Oh man! Another heart breaker for the guys!!! Could have easily knocked off 1 or 2 bigger ranked teams this year, but alas 0-3!

Watch out Temple, that win is coming and it will be sweet against in state foes!

Yeah man, WVU was a tough one to take since they're backup QB dominated us on the ground and through the air. Our defense has so much talent but just cannot put it together. Thanks for checking in again!

About to kickoff Temple!