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Game Preview, Northern Illinois - 2016

Dillon set to start against Northern Illinois

-- Junior Defensive Tackle Thomas Dillon is set to return from his suspension for an altercation off campus just two weeks ago. After missing both the win against Buffalo and the loss to EMU, Dillon's presence was missed in the middle on defense. However, the coaching staff was happy with how the guys stepped up.

"Landon stepped up immensely. We needed him, along with Cordell (Coston) and Damon (Williams) to give us everything they have and they did," said Head Coach Tim Keyser.

Keyser also added that Dillon is an example of how no matter crucial they are for the on-field success, they have to conduct themselves better off of it. "We're not some established program who have a rich history of championships. What the hell have any of our guys done to earn the right to act like that? Nothing. Can't have it," he said.

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Dutchmen pick up two commits despite loss

-- A high school senior and junior college sophomore gave their commitment to take classes and play some football at Penn A&T next year. Fullback Jared Kegarise, the JuCo sophomore from Silver-Hill, Maryland, has spent his last two seasons at Lackawanna CC in Scranton, PA. He stands at 6 feet and weighs 218 pounds. He's a solid blocker with some speed. He noted on Twitter that he will be enrolling in January.

Also giving their commitment was defensive lineman Keelyn Thompson from Green Haven, Maryland. At 6'7 265lbs, his size is everything and anything you look for at this level. However, a shoulder injury his junior year scared off a lot of the major programs as it seemed to hinder his ability to shed blocks. He was still listed as a three star prospect on ESPN, the first three star player for this incoming class.

Get Ready for a Shootout

Matchup Preview *|* October 20, 2016

Offensive Stats Comparison 22.7 Points Per Game 29.8 127.2 Rushing Yards 190 204.2 Passing Yards 173.8 331.3 Total Offensive Yards 363.8 22/66 (33) Red Zone Percentage 44/79 (55) Defensive Stats Comparison 37.6 Points Per Game 33.3 203.7 Rushing Yards Allowed 134.5 256.5 Passing Yards Allowed 311.8 460.2 Total Yards Allowed 446.3 -6 Interceptions -1 Injury Report LT Lincoln Howard Abdominal Tear (4 Weeks) RB Lonnie Weldon Torn Pectoral (7 Weeks)

Series History
- NIU leads 1-0
- Last Matchup: 2013, NIU def. Penn A&T 58-20
- NIU rushed for 372 yards as a team. RB Akeen Daniels rushed for 273yds and 4 TD in the win
- Penn A&T QB Ritchy Teague rushed for 101yds on 12 carries and touchdown

Game Notes
Penn A&T
Head Coach: Tim Keyser (11-31, 4th year)
Offensive Co.: Jeff Potter (Pistol, Spread)
Defensive Co.: Chris Bouton (3-4, multiple)
- Last Week: Lost to E. Michigan 28-26
- RB Marcus Williams: 19att, 150yds
- QB Ritchy Teague: 17/26, 166yds, 1TD/1INT; 8att, 34yds, TD
- LOLB Hodari Christian: 7tck, 3TFL (2sacks)

Leaders
Passing: Ritchy Teague - 99/154, 1026yds, 7TD/5INT
Rushing: RB Marcus Williams - 86att, 459yds, 3TD
Receiving: WR Spencer Gaston - 25rec, 266yds, 2TD
Tackles: MLB Darrien Howard - 45
Tackles for Loss: MLB Darrien Howard - 13 (3 sacks)
Interceptions: MLB Darrien Howard/CB Dane Dorsey/Lamont Singletary/Xavier Pippen - 1

Northern Illinois
Head Coach: Bob Cole (20-12, 7th Season)
Offensive Co: Steve Fairchild (Spread, Option)
Defensive Co: Thom Kaumeyer (4-3)
- Last Week: Lost to C. Michigan 38-21
- 364 yards of Total Offense (118r, 246p)
- QB Drew Hare: 16/30, 246yds, 2TD/1INT
- RB Argeros Turner: 12att, 72yds, TD
- LB Mike Ippolito: 6tck, 2TFL (.5 sack)

Leaders:
Passing: Drew Hare - 82/156, 1777yds, 6TD/5INT
Rushing: RB Argeros Turner - 392yds, 8TD
RB Jordan Huff - 57att, 296yds, 3TD
Receiving: WR Blake Holder - 26rec, 371yds, TD
Tackles: ROLB Robert Jones - 41
Tackles For Loss: DT Corey Thomas - 8 (2.5 sacks)
ROLB Chris Pace - 7 (2 sacks)
Interceptions: CB Bobby Nelson - 2

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S4, G7 W 56-34 NIU

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Dutchmen finally click, dismantle NIU 56-34
Summary: Penn A&T came out of the gate strong and never looked back.
They scored on all but three drives and didn't turn the ball over.
RB Marcus Williams put the offense on his back with a career-high 166 yards rushing, while on
the defensive side, everyone got their fill. The fourth quarter touchdowns for
NIU were with Penn A&T's backups on the field and the
defense played possibly the best they have ever played under Tim Keyser.

Northern Illinois Huskies at Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen
Oct 17, 2016	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Northern Illinois Huskies (1-6)	3	7	9	15	34
Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen (2-5)	14	14	7	21	56

Team Stats Comparison
	NIU	PAT
Total Offense	462	363
Rushing Yards	137	267
Passing Yards	325	96
First Downs	22	15
Punt Return Yards	25	27
Kick Return Yards	196	185
Total Yards	683	575
Turnovers	2	0
3rd Down Conversion	11/20	5/9
4th Down Conversion	1/1	1/1
2-Point Conversion	1/2	0/0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	3/1	3/0
Penalties	0/0	0/0
Possession Time	18:01	17:59

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		NIU	PAT
4:19	(PAT) 4yd pass, Ritchy Teague to Floyd Wilson	0	7
:25	(NIU) 55yd field goal, Eric Houston	3	7
:14	(PAT) 97yd kickoff return, Jewel Tillman	3	14
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		NIU	PAT
4:53	(PAT) 1yd run, Marcus Williams	3	21
1:24	(PAT) 98yd interception return, Fellonte Misher	3	28
:13	(NIU) 6yd pass, Drew Hare to Greg Wilcox	10	28
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		NIU	PAT
4:35	(NIU) 32yd field goal, Eric Houston	13	28
2:44	(PAT) 2yd run, Derek Stone	13	35
:51	(NIU) 24yd run, Rashad Handy	20	35
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		NIU	PAT
7:04	(PAT) 27yd pass, Teague to Marcus Williams	20	42
4:34	(NIU) 2yd run, Jordan Huff	28	42
3:17	(PAT) 63yd run, Marcus Williams	28	49
2:04	(PAT) 47yd fumble return, Brandon Beadle	28	56
1:01	(NIU) 9yd run, Kory Shelton	34	56

Player of the Game: Penn A&T RB Marcus Williams - 20att, 166yds, 2TD; 1rec, 27yds, TD

Leaders
Passing
NIU Drew Hare - 29/40, 325yds, TD/INT
Penn A&T Ritchy Teague - 9/14, 96yds, 2TD

Rushing
NIU
RB Rashad Handy - 10att, 67yds, TD
RB Jordan Huff - 11att, 33yds, TD
Penn A&T
RB Marcus Williams - 20att, 166yds, 2TD

Receiving
NIU
WR Jeff Green - 5rec, 51yds
TE Greg Wilcox - 1rec, 6yds, TD
Penn A&T
TE Floyd Wilson - 2rec, 17yds, TD
RB Marcus Williams - 1rec, 27yds, TD

Defense
NIU
ROLB Robert Jones - 8tck, 4TFL
RE Perez Ford - 6tck, 1TFL
CB Marcell McClellan - 4tck, 1TFL
Penn A&T
MLB Brett Haskell - 13tck, 2TFL
MLB Darrien Howard - 12tck, 3TFL
LB Reid Winn - 6tck, 2TFL
CB Dane Dorsey - 4tck, 1TFL, 1defl
RE Markell King - 3tck, 3TFL (1sack)
SS Fellonte Misher - 2tck, 1INT (98-yd TD)

Special Teams
NIU
KR Jordan Huff - 6KR, 132yds
K Eric Houston - 2/2FG (55, 32), 2/2XP
Penn A&T
K Robert Guidry - 8/8 XP
KR/PR Jewell Tillman - 4KR, 163yds, TD; 3R, 27yds

Photo Gallery

1. The defense played as good as they ever have. The day started with Markell King's sack and the Dutchmen never looked back.
2. RB Marcus Williams had a career evening, topped off with his 27yd touchdown reception.
3. Fellonte Misher broke the record for longest interception return on this 98-yard pick six
4. NIU lost their starting running back Argeros Turner in the first quarter, which led to Rashad Handy getting the bulk of the carries.
5. Return man Jewel Tillman made an electric 97-yard return for a touchdown, the first of his career

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Week 10

Top Stories
- The Top-Ranked Oregon Ducks fall to Stanford at home! The Cardinal score 13 unanswered in the 4th to win 27-24
- Georgia dominates Florida 49-28; Green rushes for 120 and two touchdowns
- Kansas State stays undefeated, knocking off Oklahoma in Norman, 41-37
- Alabama escapes from Rocky Top with 17-14 victory, moves to #2 in polls
- Six teams remain undefeated: UCLA, Alabama, Virginia Tech, USC, Kansas State, and Baylor
Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Oct 24, 2016
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	UCLA ()37	8	0	1501
2	3	Alabama (23)	8	0	1487
3	4	Virginia Tech (1)	7	0	1413
4	5	USC	8	0	1356
5	6	Kansas State	6	0	1324
6	8	Ohio State	6	1	1002
7	1	Oregon	7	1	970
8	9	Michigan	7	1	950
9	11	Miami	7	1	869
10	15	Baylor	6	0	856
11	12	Georgia Tech	6	1	827
12	13	Penn State	6	1	787
13	7	Oklahoma	4	2	785
14	14	Georgia	7	2	749
15	16	Tulsa	6	1	668
16	17	Vanderbilt	6	2	620
17	19	South Carolina	6	1	562
18	23	Louisville	7	1	502
19	10	Texas	4	2	454
20	25	Stanford	5	3	409
21	24	Clemson	5	2	361
22	NR	Wisconsin	5	2	276
23	NR	UCF	6	1	249
24	NR	USF	6	1	213
25	NR	Central Michigan	6	1	177

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Notable Week 9 Scores
Alabama -- 17
Tennessee -- 14

Kansas State -- 41
Oklahoma -- 37

Texas -- 27
TCU -- 32

Florida -- 28
Georgia -- 49

Ohio State -- 48
Michigan State -- 13

Stanford -- 27
Oregon -- 24

Week 9 MAC Scoreboard
Northern Illinois -- 34
Penn A&T -- 56

Bowling Green -- 27
Akron -- 24

Kent State -- 25
Ball State -- 35

E. Michigan -- 35
Toledo -- 28

Miami (OH) -- 31
Ohio -- 14

W. Michigan -- 10
Vanderbilt -- 37
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Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 24, 2016
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Craig Lee	RB	UCLA		113att, 723yds, 13TD; 17rec, 270yds, 2TD
Thomas Tyner	RB	Oregon		171att, 971yds, 11TD; 11rec, 115yds, 3TD
Trey Edmunds	RB	Virginia Tech		111att, 710yds, 9TD; 22rec, 255yds, 4TD
Max Browne	QB	USC		189/259, 2702yds, 26TD/5INT
Wendell Smallwood	RB	WVU		198att, 1184yds, 14TD; 10rec, 96yds, 2TD

Players of the Week
NCAA
Offense: UCLA RB Craig Lee - 35att, 199yds, 4TD; 8rec, 107yds, TD (W WSU, 56-17)
Defense: Bowling Green DE Jahlil Nashid Coley - 11tck, 6TFL (3sacks), FF (W Akron 27-24)

MAC
Offense: Penn A&T RB Marcus Williams - 20att, 166yds, 2TD; 1rec, 27yds, TD (W NIU 56-34)
Defense: Bowling Green DE Jahlil Nashid Coley - 11tck, 6TFL (3sacks), FF (W Akron 27-24)
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Top 25 Games to Watch
#19 Texas (4-2, 1-2) @ #5 Kansas State (6-0, 3-0)
# Virginia Tech (7-0, 4-0) @ Boston College (2-5, 0-4)
#8 Michigan (7-1, 4-1) @ Michigan State (2-7, 0-6)
#17 South Carolina (6-1, 4-1) @ #16 Vanderbilt (6-2, 4-1)
#10 Baylor (6-0, 3-0) @ Texas Tech (4-2, 1-2)
Oregon State (3-4, 2-2) @ #1 UCLA (8-0, 5-0)
#2 Alabama (8-0, 4-0) @ LSU (5-3, 3-2)
#7 Oregon (7-1, 4-1) @ #4 USC (8-0, 6-0)

Week 10 MAC Schedule
Penn A&T @ Ohio
Buffalo @ Akron
Toledo @ C. Michigan
Miami (OH) @ Kent State
Bowling Green @ E. Michigan
N. Illinois @ Ball State
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MAC (East) Conference Standings - Updated: Oct 24, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Ohio	4-4	.500	3-1	187	184	L1
Toledo	4-3	.570	2-1	197	169	L1
Pennsylvania A&T	2-5	.280	2-1	235	234	W1
Buffalo	1-6	.140	1-2	143	176	W1
Akron	2-6	.250	1-3	184	250	L2
Kent State	0-7	.000	0-3	135	222	L7

MAC (West) Conference Standings - Updated: Oct 24, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Miami (OH)	6-1	.850	3-0	227	161	W5
Central Michigan	6-1	.850	3-0	201	164	W4
Eastern Michigan	5-3	.620	3-1	215	218	W2
Bowling Green	4-3	.570	2-1	215	220	W1
Western Michigan	2-6	.250	1-3	189	265	L1
Ball State	2-6	.250	1-3	175	248	W1
Northern Illinois	1-6	.140	0-3	170	282	L4

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Marcus Williams named MAC Offensive Player of the Week

Penn A&T Running back Marcus Williams had the best game of his young tenure with the Fightin Dutchmen, rushing for 166 yards on 20 carries. He scored two rushing touchdowns and also scored on a 27-yard catch-and-run.

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The future is bright

Five high school seniors gave their commitment to Penn A&T after the 56-34 victory over Northern Illinois. Three hail from Pennsylvania, one from Maryland, and another from West Virginia.

The Dutchmen continue to bolster their offensive line for the future, adding Guard Gabe Ciesielski (Pittsburgh, PA/Pittsburgh CC) and Center Ben Legenski (Williamsport, PA/Williamsport HS). Ciesielski stands 6'1 277lbs and is rated a three star prospect by all major recruiting sites. He also had offers from Temple, Syracuse, and Buffalo. Legenski is listed at 6'0 315lbs on ESPN.com and is also a three star prospect. That puts Penn A&T at four offensive lineman commits so far for 2017.

The Dutchmen "D" adds three on their side. Starting up front, Defensive Tackle Quante Cole (Coal Fork, WV/Marsh Fork HS) is a bit undersized at 6'2 258lbs and is a two star recruit. He's listed with another offer from Toledo but it seems that Penn A&T was the fit all along.

Also pledging to be a Dutchman is Linebacker Darby Louis-Cook (Pottsville, PA/Pottsville Area) and Safety Tino Likely (North Laurel, MD/St. Vincent Pallotti). Louis-Cook has a great frame at 6'4 218lbs and is another three star prospect for Penn A&T, while Likely is 6'2 187lbs and is a two star player.

Louis-Cook and Cole have stated in their commitment announcements that they are planning to enroll early in January.

Matchup Preview *|* October 29, 2016

Offensive Stats Comparison 33.6 Points Per Game 23.4 200.10 Rushing Yards 241.8 162.7 Passing Yards 112 363,7 Total Offensive Yards 353.8 49/88 (55%) Red Zone Percentage 48/102 (47%) Defensive Stats Comparison 33.4 Points Per Game 23 134.9 Rushing Yards Allowed 170.4 313.7 Passing Yards Allowed 158.8 448.6 Total Yards Allowed 329.1 +1 Interceptions +3 Injury Report RB Lonnie Weldon Torn Pectoral (6 Weeks) RB Kyle Hairston Torn Groin (8 weeks) RB Matt Williams Upper Arm Fracture (QST)

Series History
Ohio leads 1-0
Last Meeting: 2015, Ohio def. Penn A&T 46-26
- Ohio WR Malik Rodriguez - 4rec, 53yds, 2TD
- Penn A&T QB Ritchy Teague - 13/17, 105yds, TD/INT
- Penn A&T SS Xavier Pippen - 3tck, 1INT (TD)

Game Notes
Penn A&T
Head Coach: Tim Keyser (12-31, 4th year)
Offensive Co.: Jeff Potter (Pistol, Spread)
Defensive Co.: Chris Bouton (3-4, multiple)
- Last Week: Def. Northern Illinois 56-34
- RB Marcus Williams: 20att, 166yds, 2TD; 1rec, 27yds, TD
- QB Ritchy Teague: 9/14, 96yds, 2TD; 4att, 43yds
- MLB Brett Haskell: 13tck, 2TFL
- MLB Darrien Howard: 12tck, 3TFL

Leaders
Passing: Ritchy Teague - 108/168, 1122yds, 9TD/5INT
Rushing: RB Marcus Williams - 106att, 625yds, 5TD
Receiving: WR Spencer Gaston - 26rec, 274yds, 2TD
Tackles: MLB Darrien Howard - 57
Tackles for Loss: MLB Darrien Howard - 16 (3 sacks)
Interceptions: MLB Darrien Howard/CB Dane Dorsey/LB Lamont Singletary/SS Xavier Pippen/ FS Fellonte Misher - 1

Ohio
Head Coach: Bob Davie (4-4, 1st Season)
Offensive Co: Tony Franklin (Pistol)
Defensive Co: Thom Kaumeyer (3-4)
- QB Greg Windham: 6/19, 85yds
- RB Travis Parks: 24att, 114yds, TD
- LB Jake Schany: 9tck, 1TFL, .5 sack
- DT Watson Tautuiaki: 8tck, 5TFL, 1.5sck

Leaders:
Passing: Greg Windham - 64/137, 844yds, 6TD/5INT
Rushing: RB Dorian Brown - 136att, 830yds, 6TD
RB Travis Parks - 70att, 300yds, 2TD
Receiving: TE Davon Henry - 18rec, 270yds, TD
Tackles: ROLB Chris Worley - 61
Tackles For Loss: DT Watson Tautuiaki - 14 (2.5 sacks)
Interceptions: Seven tied with 1

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S4, G8; L 35-30 to Ohio

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Summary: The first half of this game was one of the best football games played this season in the MAC.
Then in the second half, it just seemed like Ohio wanted it more.
The Penn A&T ground game was strong yet again; however,
Ritchy Teague had two costly interceptions early in drives, giving Ohio
great field position which led to two scores.

Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen at Ohio Bobcats
Oct 29, 2016	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen (2-6)	7	7	3	13	30
Ohio Bobcats (5-4)	7	7	14	7	35

Team Stats Comparison
	PAT	OHIO
Total Offense	504	432
Rushing Yards	246	169
Passing Yards	258	263
First Downs	23	14
Punt Return Yards	25	8
Kick Return Yards	131	99
Total Yards	660	539
Turnovers	2	0
3rd Down Conversion	9/15 (60%)	5/11 (45%)
4th Down Conversion	1/4	2/2
2-Point Conversion	0/1	0/0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	3/1	3/0
Penalties	1-10	3-35
Possession Time	22:01	13:59

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		PAT	OHIO
3:26	(PAT) 2yd run, De'Mario Almanza	7	0
1:03	(OHIO) 2yd rn, Dorian Brown	7	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		PAT	OHIO
1:26	(OHIO) 3yd run, Greg Windham	7	14
:26	(PAT) 59yd pass, Ritchy Teague to Clifton Moss	14	14
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		PAT	OHIO
7:42	(OHIO) 46yd pass, Greg Windham to M Fowler	14	21
4:52	(PAT) 26yd field goal, Robert Guidry	17	21
2:43	(OHIO) 5yd run, Travis Parks	17	28
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		PAT	OHIO
5:16	(OHIO) 74yd pass, Windham to Justin Wyatt	17	35
4:00	(PAT) 18yd pass, Teague to Tyler Warren (2pt failed)	23	35
:42	(PAT) 18yd pass, Teague to Moss	30	35

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Player of the Game | Ohio QB Greg Windham - 13/15, 263yds, 2TD; 21att, 46yds, TD

Leaders
Passing
Penn A&T: Ritchy Teague - 21/34, 241yds, 3TD/2INT
Ohio 13/15, 263yds, 2TD

Rushing
Penn A&T
RB Marcus Williams - 18att, 113yds
RB Derek Stone - 9att, 47yds
QB Ritchy Teague - 8att, 66yds
Ohio
RB Dorian Brown - 16att, 125yds, TD
QB Greg Windham - 21att, 46yds, TD

Receiving
Penn A&T
WR Clifton Moss - 4rec, 96yds, 2TD
WR Tyler Warren - 2rec, 38yds, TD
Ohio
WR Justin Wyatt - 3rec, 92yds, TD
WR Mark Fowler - 2rec, 66yds, TD

Defense
Penn A&T
MLB Darrien Howard - 9tck, 1TFL
CB Dane Dorsey - 5tck, 2TFL
DT Thomas Dillon - 3tck, 3TFL (2 sacks)
Ohio
SS Sam Henry - 11tck, 1defl
ROLB Chris Worley - 6tck, 1INT
LOLB David Jones - 4tck, 1INT

Special Teams
Penn A&T
K Robert Guidry - 1/1FG (26), 3/3XP
Ohio
K Stephen Cantrell - 5/5XP

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Photo Gallery

1. Ohio RB Dorian Brown continued his solid season, gashing Penn A&T for 125yds and a TD
2. The first of two costly interception from Ritchy Teague
3. On a third and long in the third quarter, Ohio QB Greg Windham
tossed it up for Malik Rodriguez and he pulled it down over top of Dane Dorsey
4. Clifton Moss beats his defender and goes 59 yards for a touchdown, tying the game at 14 just before halftime
5. With about 2 minutes left, Penn A&T was down 12. They went for it on 4th down. Ritchy Teague scrambled to his left when RB Derek Stone accidentally ran into Teague and stopped him from reaching the end zone, costing Penn A&T a chance at a comeback.

VIDEO
Here is Clifton Moss's insane catch and run just before halftime.
(Apologies for crap iPhone video)

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This will in no way affect this dynasty as I'm having a blast playing both!

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Week 11

Top Stories
- The Demise of the Ducks: Formerly top-ranked Oregon loses their second in a row, this time to USC, 41-17
- Kansas State's BCS hopes took a hit by losing to Texas in overtime, 48-41
- Is Baylor for real? They are 7-0 after beating Texas Tech 34-28 in Lubbock
- Alabama, UCLA, USC, Virginia Tech, and Baylor are the only remaining undefeated teams
- Penn State and Ohio Stateare set to duke it out in Columbus
- Can #11 Oklahoma slow down Heisman candidate Wendell Smallwood and WVU?

BCS Rankings

NCAA Football Rankings - BCS Rankings - Updated: Oct 31, 2016
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	UCLA	9	0	.997
2	2	Alabama	9	0	,995
3	3	USC	9	0	.992
4	3	Virginia Tech	8	0	.981
5	10	Baylor	7	0	.976
6	6	Ohio State	7	1	.974
7	7	Michigan	8	1	.971
8	9	Miami	7	1	.963
9	5	Kansas State	6	1	.958
10	11	Penn State	7	1	.947
11	13	Oklahoma	5	2	.936
12	8	Oregon	7	2	.931
13	20	Texas	5	2	.922
14	18	South Carolina	7	1	.921
15	16	Tulsa	7	1	.919
16	15	Georgia	7	2	.918
17	19	Louisville	8	1	.890
18	21	Clemson	6	2	.888
19	22	UCF	7	1	.876
20	14	Vanderbilt	6	3	,870
21	24	USF	7	1	.860
22	NR	Nebraska	6	3	.855
23	12	Georgia Tech	6	2	.851
24	NR	Ole Miss	7	2	.839
25	NR	Florida State	4	4	.834

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Top 25 Scoreboard
Texas -- 48
Kansas State -- 41

Georgia Tech -- 10
Duke -- 28

Michigan -- 31
Michigan State -- 26

Baylor -- 34
Texas Tech -- 28

South Carolina -- 21
Vanderbilt -- 3

Oregon State -- 14
UCLA -- 59

Alabama -- 31
LSU -- 21

Oregon 17
USC -- 41

MAC Scoreboard
Penn A&T -- 30
Ohio -- 35

Buffalo -- 21
Akron -- 41

Toledo -- 35
C. Michigan -- 21

Miami (OH) -- 51
Kent State -- 24

Bowling Green -- 38
E. Michigan -- 24

Northern Illinois -- 38
Ball State -- 17
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Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 31, 2016
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Craig Lee	RB	UCLA		150att, 959yds, 15TD; 20rec, 304yds, 2TD
Wendell Smallwood	RB	WVU		229att, 1329yds, 17TD; 11rec, 116yds, 2TD
Darrell Johnson	QB	Clemson		118/212, 1603yds, 20TD/6INT;125att, 778yds, 9TD
Max Browne	QB	USC		216/300, 3060yds, 30TD/5INT; 71att, 103yds, 2TD
Thomas Tyner	RB	Oregon		192att, 1053yds, 11TD; 12rec, 115yds, 3TD

Players of the Week
NCAA
Offense: Texas State RB Jame James - 42att, 284yds, 5TD; 2rec, 16yds (W Idaho, 59-28)
Defense: UNC LE Nick Dawson - 11tck, 8TFL (4sacks), FR (W NC St, 24-10)

MAC
Offense: Miami (OH) RB Heath Harding - 16att, 147yds, 3TD; 1rec, 43yds, TD (W Kent St, 51-24)
Defense: Miami (OH) CB Jermaine Edmondson - 7tck, 2INT (W Kent St, 51-24)
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Week 11 Games to Watch
#6 Baylor (7-0, 4-0) @ #16 Texas (5-2, 2-2)
#10 Penn State (7-1, 4-1) @ #5 Ohio State (7-1, 5-0)
Pittsburgh (5-3, 4-1) @ #4 Virginia Tech (8-0, 5-0)
#7 Michigan (8-1, 5-1) @ Rutgers (6-2, 4-1)
Arizona (5-3, 3-2) @ #2 UCLA (9-0, 6-0)
#8 Miami (7-1, 4-1) @ #21 Georgia Tech (6-2, 4-2)
#13 Georgia (7-2, 4-2) @ Auburn (6-3, 3-2)
#18 Clemson (6-2, 5-1) @ Florida State (4-3, 3-3)
#3 USC (9-0, 7-0) @ Stanford (5-4, 3-4)

MAC Schedule
Ball State @ Penn A&T
Kent State @ Bowling Green
Miami (OH) @ C. Michigan
Ohio @ Buffalo
E. Michigan @ W. Michigan
Toledo @ N. Illinois
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MAC Standings

MAC (East) Conference Standings - Updated: Oct 31, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Ohio	5-4	.550	4-1	222	214	W1
Toledo	5-3	.620	3-1	232	190	W1
Pennsylvania A&T	2-6	.250	2-2	265	269	L1
Akron	3-6	.330	2-3	225	271	W1
Buffalo	1-7	.120	1-3	164	217	L1
Kent State	0-8	.000	0-4	159	273	L8

MAC (West) Conference Standings - Updated: Oct 31, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Miami (OH)	7-1	.870	4-0	278	185	W6
Central Michigan	6-2	.750	3-1	222	199	L1
Bowling Green	5-3	.620	3-1	253	244	W2
Eastern Michigan	5-4	.550	3-2	239	256	L1
Western Michigan	2-6	.250	1-3	189	265	L1
Northern Illinois	2-6	.250	1-3	208	299	W1
Ball State	2-7	.220	1-4	192	286	L1

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NCAA Stat Leaders

NCAA Football Leaders - Updated: Oct 31, 2016
Passing Yards	PYDS	Total Tackles	TCK
1. Max Browne - USC	3060	1. Jerome Lane - Akron	80
2. Zach Kline - Cal	2826	2. Jermaine Carter - Old Dom.	80
3. Johnathan Wallace - Auburn	2587	3. Mike Strizak - BC	74
4. Austin Apodaca - Wash. St.	2564	4. Daniel McMillan - Florida	73
5. Brooks Haack - UL-L	2483	5. Jon Reschke - Mich. St.	73
Rushing Yards	RYDS	Tackles For Loss	TFL
1. Wendell Smallwood - WVU	1329	1. James Diamanti - Wyoming	22
2. Shaq Pittman - LSU	1194	2. Alex Barrett - SDSU	22
3. Keyante Green - Purdue	1181	3. David Moffitt - UNLV	22
4. Kyle Hicks - TCU	1088	4. James Harris - USC	19
5. Stafon McCray - USF	1081	5. Brian Herron - UAB	19
Rushing Touchdowns	RTD	Sacks	SCK
1. Wendell Smallwood - WVU	17	1. Alex Barrett - SDSU	9.5
2. Craig Lee - UCLA	15	2. James Diamanti - Wyoming	8.5
3. Bryan Driskell - Air Force	14	3. Daniel Davis - Toledo	7.5
4. Ty Isaac - USC	12	4. Ja'Von Jones - Ark. St.	7.5
5. Derrick Green - Michigan	12	5. Malachi Moore - BC	7.5
Receiving Yards	RYDS	Interceptions	INT
1. Kenny Lawler - Cal	1034	1. Brendan Langley - UGA	8
2. Scott Austin - UL-L	1022	2. Roman Buchanan - USA	7
3. James Quick - Louisville	976	3. Michael Rose- Tulsa	6
4. Robert Lewis - Wash. St.	959	4. Devin Cockrell - UTEP	6
5. Deante Burton - Kansas State	919	5. Paris Head - Vanderbilt	6

[Bigsheen]

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

Penn A&T hit with scandal; Warren Suspended by NCAA

Warren catching a touchdown against WVU in 2016

November 1, 2016 -- LANCASTER, Pa. By: Mark Schlabach
Pennsylvania A&T freshman Wide Receiver Tyler Warren has been suspended for the remainder of the season by the NCAA for having received payment to attend the University.

Word had spread around the athletic department about two weeks ago that the NCAA was sending investigators to campus but few if any knew why. Sources say that Head Coach Tim Keyser was sent a letter in the mail about one of his player's receiving impermissible benefits as part of his attendance at Penn A&T. That player was Bel Air North, Maryland native Tyler Warren.

Shocking news for any athletic department but especially for one just in their formative years. As an institution, Penn A&T just opened its doors for class in 2011 and began playing football games in 2013. There is no indication as to who gave Warren any specific amount of money.

This season, Warren has played in all 8 games catching just three passes for 56 yards but has scored two touchdowns, including one in their game this past weekend against Ohio. He was a standout at Bel Air High School, graduating in 2015. ESPN Recruiting rated him as a three star wide receiver (66ovr) and was seen as one of the better player's that Penn A&T had recruited since the program's inception.

As a program, Penn A&T has dealt with their fair share of discipline problems since their inception, having suspended three players for violating team rules, including a DUI and off-campus altercations.

Attempts to receive comment from the football office and athletic department were unwarranted. We will continue to look into this news and if any other players were involved. However, for now we know that Penn A&T is one wide receiver short for the rest of 2016.

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[Bigsheen]

Preview | Ball State, Week 11, 2016

Keyser reacts to Warren situation

"I've been told not to talk about this situation. But I'm a grown man and can make my own decisions. We have a player who was deemed ineligible by the NCAA because someone gave him some money to come here. I have absolutely no idea where this came from. He's a good kid with a strong family. I am absolutely blindsided because quite frankly, I'm not sure who in the hell cares enough about our young program to do something like this."
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"With all that, we are prepared to go on. We have a big home game with Ball State this week. We're focusing on what we can control. We look forward to fighting for our fans!"

Dutchmen pick up three more recruits

Before the Tyler Warren suspension was announced, three high school seniors gave their pledge to play for Penn A&T in 2017. It is unclear how the news will effect their decisions in the future.

The big name of the three is Quarterback Aaron Navarro from Albert Gallatin HS in Uniontown, PA. He stands at 6'4 219lbs and is rated as a 3 Star by ESPN and 247 Sports. He announced his commitment on Twitter. "I don't want some ordinary college experience. I want to be a part of something that people remember forever. I'll be attending #PennAT to continue my academic and athletic career!" He chose Penn A&T over the University of Maryland.

Defensive Back Kenny Keihn, pronounced "Cane," out of Allegany HS in Cumberland, MD will be joining the Dutchmen next year. He is listed at 6'1, 182lbs and draws a 2 star rating, being ranked the #155 cornerback. Keihn will join a crowded defensive backfield in 2017 and is likely to redshirt.

Rhett Curran is a punter from Matoaca HS in Chester, VA. At 6'3 239lbs, he has NFL type size but has a lot of work to do to prepare for the college game. He is ranked the #27 punter in the country. Curran was named All-State as a sophomore in 2014. He has served both punting and kicking duties for Matoaca.

Matchup Preview *|* November 5, 2016

Offensive Stats Comparison 21.3 Points Per Game 33.1 122.9 Rushing Yards 206.6 211.3 Passing Yards 174.6 334.2 Total Offensive Yards 381.3 50/118 (42%) Red Zone Percentage 58/103 (56%) Defensive Stats Comparison 31.7 Points Per Game 33.6 199.8 Rushing Yards Allowed 139.1 225.6 Passing Yards Allowed 307.4 425.3 Total Yards Allowed 446.5 0 TO DIFF -1 Injury Report WR Stewart Turner Broken Fibula (8 weeks) RB Lonnie Weldon Torn Pectoral (5 Weeks) LB John Rachal Pulled Hamstring (QST) WR Tyler Warren Suspended (Sea - NCAA)

Series History
Series tied 1-1
Last Meeting: 2015, Penn A&T def. Ball State 45-31
- Penn A&T RB De'Mario Almanza - 23att, 184yds, 2TD
- Penn A&T RB Derek Stone - 10att, 139yds, 3TD
- Ball St QB Ozzie Mann - 27/37, 264yds, 2TD/1INT

Game Notes
Ball State
[Head Coach: Pete Lembo (33-39, 6th Season)
Offensive Co: Jim Chaney (Spread)
Defensive Co: Dave Cohen (4-3)
Last Week: L, 38-17 to NIU
- QB Ozzie Mann - 26/44, 229yds, 2TD/1INT
- RB Anthony Lamb - 21att, 77yds; 7rec, 65yds
- WR Jordan Williams - 5rec, 29yds, TD
- DT John Burnette - 4tck, 2TFL, 1sack

Leaders:
Passing: QB Ozzie Mann - 132/247, 1824yds, 12TD/4INT
Rushing: RB Teddy Williamson - 122att, 518yds, 8TD
RB Anthony Lamb - 102att, 462yds, 3TD
Receiving: TE Calvin Blank - 38rec, 505yds, 2TD
WR Jordan Williams - 25rec, 288yds, 4TD
Tackles: ROLB James Johnson - 64
Tackles For Loss: DT John Burnette - 15 (6 sacks)
Interceptions: CB Tyree Holder - 5

Penn A&T
Head Coach: Tim Keyser (12-32, 4th year)
Offensive Co.: Jeff Potter (Pistol, Spread)
Defensive Co.: Chris Bouton (3-4, multiple)
- Last Week: L, 35-30 to Ohio
- QB Ritchy Teague - 21/34, 241yds, 3TD/2INT; 8att, 66yds
- RB Marcus Williams - 18att, 113yds,
- WR Clifton Moss - 4rec, 96yds, 2TD

Leaders
Passing: Ritchy Teague - 129/ 202, 1363, 12TD/7INT
Rushing: RB Marcus Williams - 124att, 738yds, 5TD
QB Ritchy Teague - 56att, 360yds, 5TD
Receiving: WR Spencer Gaston - 28rec, 296yds, 2TD
Tackles: MLB Darrien Howard - 66
Tackles for Loss: MLB Darrien Howard - 17 (3 sacks)
Interceptions: Five tied 1

[Bigsheen]

S4, G9 W 42-28 Ball State

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Dutchmen start sluggish, return to form, win 42-28

Summary: Penn A&T's offense looked like garbage for most of the first half. Quarterback Ritchy Teague tossed up two easy interception for the defense. The Dutchmen defense seemed to be ready to play, but gave up a few stretch plays that carved them up and allowed the Cardinals to take a 7-0 lead after 1. After extending their lead to 14-0 with two minutes to go, Penn A&T got a jolt on offense from Teague and RB Marcus Williams with big run plays, eventually finding the endzone. Just before halftime, Teague would then lob one up for Clifton Moss who beat his defender for the jump ball to score and trail by only three into the break.

To start the second half, Penn A&T's defense had to go back to work. They bent but didn't break, holding Ball St to a 30-yard field goal. Penn A&T would take advantage of that momentum into their next drive, lulling the Cardinal D to sleep before Teague found Floyd Wilson who had burned his defender. Wilson would score and give Penn A&T the 21-20. The hosts would score three more times over the remainder of the game, downing Ball State for the second consecutive year.

Ball State Cardinals at Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen
Nov 5, 2016	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Ball State Cardinals (2-8)	7	10	3	8	28
Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen (3-6)	0	14	14	14	42

Team Stats Comparison
	BALL	PAT
Total Offense	461	489
Rushing Yards	81	334
Passing Yards	380	155
First Downs	22	24
Punt Return Yards	7	37
Kick Return Yards	166	151
Total Yards	634	677
Turnovers	1	2
3rd Down Conversion	8/16	8/11
4th Down Conversion	2/3	0/1
2-Point Conversion	1/1	--
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	3-2	4-0
Penalties	0-0	1-10
Possession Time	13:55	22:05

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		BALL	PAT
2:28	(BALL) 1yd run, Ozzie Mann	7	0
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		BALL	PAT
2:14	(BALL) 8yd run, Anthony Lamb	14	0
1:34	(PAT) 2yd run, Ritchy Teague	14	7
:54	(BALL) 34yd field goal, Quentin Jack	17	7
:26	(PAT) 29yd pass, Teague to Clifton Moss	17	14
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		BALL	PAT
7:36	(BALL) 30yd field goal, Jack	20	14
4:07	(PAT) 26yd pass, Teague to Floyd Wilson	20	21
:13	(PAT) 1yd run, Derek Stone	20	28
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		BALL	PAT
2:50	(PAT) 10yd run, De'Mario Almanza	20	35
2:10	(BALL) 17yd pass, Mann to TJ Houston	28	35
:53	(PAT) 3yd run, Marcus Williams	28	42

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Player of the Game: Penn A&T RB Marcus Williams - 19att, 172yds, TD

Leaders
Passing
Ball State: Ozzie Mann - 37/52, 380yds, 1TD/1INT
Penn A&T: Ritchy Teague - 15/20, 155yds, 2TD/2INT

Rushing
Ball State
RB Teddy Williamson - 15att, 65yds
QB Ozzie Mann - 5att, 10yds, TD
Penn A&T
RB Marcus Williams - 19att, 172yds, TD
RB Derek Stone - 10att, 57yds, TD
RB De'Mario Almanza - 8att, 42yds, TD
QB Ritchy Teague - 7att, 43yds, TD

Receiving
Ball State
WR JJ Johnson - 8rec, 104yds
WR TJ Houston - 8rec, 68yds, TD
Penn A&T
TE Floyd Wilson - 2rec, 36yds, TD
WR Clifton Moss - 2rec, 57yds, TD

Defense
Ball State
SS Chris Pauling - 8tck, 1INT (7yd return)
FS Martez Hester 0 7tck, 1INT
LE Joey Parker - 3tck, 2TFL
Penn A&T
MLB Brett Haskell - 11tck, 1TFL
MLB Darrien Howard - 9tck, 1INT (31yd return), 1defl
CB Dane Dorsey - 6tck, 1TFL

Special Teams
Ball State
K Quinton Jack - 2/2FG (36, 30), 2/2XP
Penn A&T
KR/PR Jewel Tillman - 5KR, 151yds, 2PR, 37yds

Photo Gallery

1. The Penn A&T ground game had a field day against Ball St.
Led by Marcus Williams, the Dutchmen rushed for 334 yards.
2. Ritchy Teague had a rough first half, tossing two easy interceptions.
3. It wasn't all bad in the first half as Clifton Moss beat his defender in the endzone for a touchdown.
4. Darrien Howard continued his incredible season, picking off this direct pass from Ozzie Mann, halting a Ball St drive.
5. Floyd Wilson scored his third touchdown of 2016 on this catch and run past the Ball St defender

[Hellisan]

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

Really cool story about the former WVU players. I'm skipping back some, Howard's 65-yard INT was probably not "revenge" per se but a nice little way to ease the loss just a tad.

I really continue to like your photos, they're exceedingly well done and look very natural

I cant believe that fumble at just the wrong time against Temple, man oh man.

It was good to see the first win come against Buffanglo. Did a good job containing the QB on the runs. What a pain in the butt to have EMU even up the series. You're getting such great games so it must be a lot of fun overall. Gotta love the big plays of 97 and 98 yards in the beatdown of NIU.. .I've always liked those NIU unis and the stadium. Gotta do a chise with them someday. one step forward one back against Ohio, I agree that was a cool catch by Moss, living up to his surname there.

Scandal: Nice way to continue to test your depth in the face of struggle. Glad to see you guys pick up a win against Ball State... Is a bowl game even doable at this point? I hope so! Let's get on a roll A&T!

[Bigsheen]

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

Really cool story about the former WVU players. I'm skipping back some, Howard's 65-yard INT was probably not "revenge" per se but a nice little way to ease the loss just a tad.

I really continue to like your photos, they're exceedingly well done and look very natural

I cant believe that fumble at just the wrong time against Temple, man oh man.

It was good to see the first win come against Buffanglo. Did a good job containing the QB on the runs. What a pain in the butt to have EMU even up the series. You're getting such great games so it must be a lot of fun overall. Gotta love the big plays of 97 and 98 yards in the beatdown of NIU.. .I've always liked those NIU unis and the stadium. Gotta do a chise with them someday. one step forward one back against Ohio, I agree that was a cool catch by Moss, living up to his surname there.

Scandal: Nice way to continue to test your depth in the face of struggle. Glad to see you guys pick up a win against Ball State... Is a bowl game even doable at this point? I hope so! Let's get on a roll A&T!

First off, thanks for stopping in and I'm glad you were finally able to catch up!

Howard and Christian coming from WVU has absolutely saved this program defensively. While we still give up way too many points (I truly attest that some of this is based on the gawd awful man coverage programming), we attack way better in the 3-4 than we ever did in the 4-2-5 and that is because of our linebacking core. We lose Singletary this year but get one more season of Howard and Christian. They are fun to play with. As for the WVU game, yeah, that game was actually a lot of fun at the end, especially that pick six.

In terms of my photo's, that is very refreshing to hear seeing as they're taken on my iPhone and not doctored at all. I try my best to make them look like photos you would see online. I also love using the in game screenshot function so those plays show up within the dynasty menu as well.

In terms of game quality, I really am enjoying every single game I play. I really really try to limit myself as much as possible. I limit money plays and am very open to new plays I've never used but I still manage to stay within the run first game plan. I feel like I've finally got a good slider set (haven't touched in about 5 games...new record! lol).

The scandal actually came at the hands of the random generator. I hadn't rolled it since Thomas Dillon's suspension because too many suspensions isn't realistic in my opinion. However, this one was a "scandal" that has actually been in my head since last season and it just so worked out this way. Not entirely sure how I will play it out from here, but it is kind of interesting to have some serious peril amongst the program.

A bowl game is still possible but I'd say we're on the outside looking in. We play Central Michigan next who is 6-3 but on a two game skid after being ranked just two weeks ago. I'd say we're still one season away; however, we lose A LOT this year on the offensive side of the ball and that is clearly our strongest unit.

Thanks again Helly, your insight is more than welcome!

[Bigsheen]

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

Week 12

Top Stories
- #1 falls again, UCLA gets taken out by Arizona 41-21
- Ohio State makes a statement, downing Penn State 31-27
- Alabama squeaks by in OT against Miss. St., winning 14-7
- USC means business, dismantles Stanford 41-17
- Can #2 Virginia Tech go to #15 Miami and stay undefeated?
- Can #13 Tulsa continue Cinderella season at ECU?
- Does #9 Oregon still have a chance sitting at 7-2 overall?

BCS Rankings

NCAA Football Rankings - BCS Rankings - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	Alabama	10	0	1.000
2	4	Virginia Tech	9	0	.995
3	3	USC	10	0	.989
4	7	Michigan	9	1	.981
5	6	Ohio State	8	1	.979
6	9	Kansas State	7	1	.971
7	1	UCLA	9	1	.966
8	13	Texas	6	2	.963
9	5	Baylor	7	1	.960
10	12	Oregon	7	2	.955
11	14	South Carolina	8	1	.944
12	16	Georgia	8	2	.936
13	15	Tulsa	8	1	.928
14	10	Penn State	7	2	.916
15	8	Miami	7	2	.910
16	23	Georgia Tech	7	2	.906
17	17	Louisville	9	1	.896
18	18	Clemson	7	2	.896
19	NR	Arizona	6	3	.872
20	20	Vanderbilt	7	3	.869
21	21	USF	8	1	.867
22	22	Nebraska	6	3	.855
23	11	Oklahoma	5	3	.854
24	24	Ole Miss	7	2	.837
25	NR	Tennessee	6	4	.833

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Top 25 Scoreboard
Arizona -- 41
UCLA -- 21

Baylor -- 10
Texas -- 24

Penn State -- 27
Ohio State -- 31

S. Carolina -- 34
Florida -- 20

Michigan -- 31
Rutgers -- 17

Oklahoma -- 38
WVU -- 17

Miami -- 28
Georgia Tech -- 55

Georgia -- 45
Auburn -- 30

Clemson -- 35
Florida State -- 23

Miss. State -- 7
Alabama -- 14 (OT)

MAC Scoreboard
Ball State -- 28
Penn A&T -- 42

Kent State -- 17
Bowling Green -- 31

Miami (OH) -- 34
C. Michigan -- 17

Ohio -- 55
Buffalo -- 35

E. Michigan -- 24
W. Michigan -- 14

Toledo -- 29
N. Illinois -- 26
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Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Craig Lee	RB	UCLA		171att, 1089yds, 17TD; 23rec, 331yds, 3TD
Wendell Smallwood	RB	WVU		259att, 1506yds, 20TD; 11rec, 116yds, 2TD
Darrell Johnson	QB	Clemson		132/237, 1773yds, 23TD/8INT; 142att, 902yds, 11TD
Max Browne	QB	USC		237/328, 3391yds, 34TD/6INT
Derrick Green	RB	Michigan		136att, 862yds, 14TD; 15rec, 186yds, 2TD

Player's of the Week
NCAA
Offense: Cal QB Zach Kline - 29/38, 438yds; 16att, 70yds, 7 Total TD (W, 56-35 Washington)
Defense: S. Car LE Lawrence Clarke - 7tck, 4TFL (2sacks), FF, FR (W, 34-20 Florida)

MAC
Offense: Ohio RB Dorian Brown - 43att, 265yds, 4TD (W, 55-35 Buffalo)
Defense: Penn A&T MLB Darrien Howard - 9tck, INT (W, 42-28 Ball State)
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Top 25 Games to Watch
#2 Virginia Tech (9-0, 6-0) @ #15 Miami (7-2, 4-2)
#19 USF (8-1, 6-0) @ Temple (7-2, 5-1)
#7 UCLA (9-1, 6-1) @ Arizona State (6-3, 3-3)
#6 Kansas State (7-1, 4-1) @ Texas Tech (5-3, 2-3)
#8 Baylor (7-1, 4-1) @ #21 Oklahoma (5-3, 3-2)
Tennessee (6-4. 3-3) @ #22 Vanderbilt (7-3, 5-2)

Week 12 MAC Schedule
Pennsylvania A&T @ C. Michigan
Ball State @ Toledo
E. Michigan @ W. Michigan
Bowling Green @ Buffalo
Kent State @ Akron
W. Michigan @ N. Illinois
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MAC Standings

MAC (East) Conference Standings - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Ohio	6-4	.600	5-1	277	249	W2
Toledo	6-3	.660	4-1	261	216	W2
Pennsylvania A&T	3-6	.330	3-2	307	297	W1
Akron	3-6	.330	2-3	225	271	W1
Buffalo	1-8	.110	1-4	199	272	L2
Kent State	0-9	.000	0-5	176	304	L9

MAC (West) Conference Standings - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Miami (OH)	8-1	.880	5-0	312	202	W7
Bowling Green	6-3	.660	4-1	284	261	W3
Eastern Michigan	6-4	.600	4-2	263	270	W1
Central Michigan	6-3	.660	3-2	239	233	L2
Western Michigan	2-7	.220	1-4	203	289	L2
Northern Illinois	2-7	.220	1-4	234	328	L1
Ball State	2-8	.200	1-5	220	328	L2

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MAC Stat Leaders
Offense

MAC Football Leaders - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
Passing Yards	YDS	Receptions	REC
1. James Knapke (BGSU)	2260	1. Buck Byrd (Buffalo)	48
2. Ozzie Mann (Ball State)	2204	2. Jamarl Eiland (Buffalo)	41
3. Brian Blackburn (Toledo)	1993	3. Mykel Bennett (Akron)	37
4. Brogan Roback (EMU)	1937	4. Kris White (Kent State)	35
5. Tony Daniel (Buffalo)	1918	5. Ryan Davis (Toledo)	34
Passing Touchdowns	TD	Receiving Yards	YDS
1. Austin Gearing (Miami (OH))	18	1. Buck Byrd (Buffalo)	756
2. Brogan Roback (EMU)	17	2. Jamarl Eiland (Buffalo)	543
3. James Knapke (BGSU)	17	3. Kris White (Kent State)	514
4. Brian Blackburn (Toledo)	16	4. Ryan Davis (Toledo)	465
5. Ritchy Teague (Penn A&T)	14	5. Mykel Bennett (Akron)	424
Rushing Yard	YDS	Receiving Touchdowns	TD
1. Dorian Brown (Ohio)	1220	1. Kris White (Kent State)	5
2. Marc Remy (Toledo)	1146	2. Dave McBride (TE, Akron)	4
3. Juwan Lewis (EMU)	1014	3. Jamarl Eiland (Buffalo)	4
4. Billy Newell (CMU)	972	4. Floyd Wilson (Penn A&T)	3
5. Fabian Johnson (WMU)	917	5. Buck Byrd (Buffalo)	3
Rushing Touchdowns	TD
1. Billy Newell (CMU)	12	1.
2. Marc Remy (Toledo)	11	2.
3. Dorian Brown (Ohio)	11	3.
4. Marcus Prather (QB, Akron)	9	4.
5. Four tied with 8	8	5.

Defense

MAC Football Leaders - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
Total Tackles	TCK	Deflections	DEFL
1. Jerome Lane (Akron)	80	1. Bobby Nelson (NIU)	13
2. Nathan Locke (BGSU)	76	2. Drake Johnson (Akron)	12
3. Darrien Howard (Penn A&T)	75	3. Mario Swann (EMU)	10
4. Chris Worley (Ohio)	71	4. Jermiane Edmondson	10
5. James Johnson	69	5. Logan Oce (WMU)	10
Tackles For Loss	TFL	Forced Fumbles	FF
1. Daniel Davis (Toledo)	23	1. AJ Bennett (BGSU)	3
2. Treyvon Hester (Toledo)	18	2. Drake Johnson (Akron)	2
3. Jhalil Nashid-Croley (BGSU)	17	3. Chris Pauling (Ball State)	2
4. Watson Tautuiaki (Ohio)	17	4. Jhalil Nashid-Croley (BGSU)	2
5. Darrien Howard (Penn A&T)	17	5. Nathan Locke (BGSU)	2
Sacks	SACK	Fumble Recoveries	FR
1. Daniel Davis (Toledo)	8.5	1. Jermaine Edmondson (Miami (OH))	3
2. Treyvon Hester (Buffalo)	7.0	2. Chris Worley (Ohio)	2
3. John Burnette (Ball State)	7.0	3. Zach Smierciak (Miami (OH))	2
4. Jhalil Nashid-Croley (BGS)	7.0	4. Austin Niswande (Toledo)	2
5. David Powers (EMU)	4.5	5. Jonah Glover (Penn A&T)	1
Interceptions	INT
1. Jermaine Edmondson (Maimi (OH))	5	1.
2. Tyree Holder (Ball State)	5	2.
3. Josh Cox (CMU)	4	3.
4. Mario Swann (EMU)	4	4.
5. AJ Bennett (BGSU)	4	5.

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Game Preview Week 12, C. Michigan, 2016

Cloudy future for Keyser, Penn A&T program

Can a team that isn't any good really have a cheating scandal on their hands? The verdict is still out. Freshman Wide Receiver Tyler Warren was recently suspended for the rest of the season by the NCAA for accepting payments to attend Penn A&T. While the investigation is still taking place, rumors are the only news source about where the money came from and if it is more wide spread.

Head Coach Tim Keyser had few comments but did add this, "We're cooperating with these investigations. I had some guys checking my emails the other day, so that was pretty pathetic. Our guys deserve better than this and have worked too hard to have this over their heads."

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No recent commits after scandal news broke

After the Fightin Dutchmen Football program had been on a hot streak with recent commitments from recruits, they did not receive any commits after their 42-28 win over Northern Illinois. It was rumored that several recruits were on their official visits but did not display their immediate intentions to play in Lancaster. So far, Penn A&T has received 13 commitments for the class of 2017. Those commitments include Quarterback Aaron Navarro of Uniontown, PA and Defensive Tackle Quante Cole of Coal Fork, W.Va.

Despite the news of a recruiting scandal involving freshman Tyler Warren, no player's have yet de-committed from Penn A&T as the NCAA investigation trudges along.

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Christian cleared after concussion

Junior Linebacker Hodari Christian suffered a concussion in the third quarter of last weeks victory but has passed all of his tests and has cleared the concussion protocol and will play against Central Michigan.

"Thankfully it wasn't too bad. Playing the position that I do, this definitely ain't my first concussion. I'm just glad it's not as bad this time around," Christian added.

Matchup Preview *|* November 12, 2016

Offensive Stats Comparison 34.1 Points Per Game 26.6 220.8 Rushing Yards 221.8 172.4 Passing Yards 156.8 393.2 Total Offensive Yards 378.6 66/114 (57%) Red Zone Percentage 63/125 (50) Defensive Stats Comparison 33 Points Per Game 25.8 132.7 Rushing Yards Allowed 167.4 315.4 Passing Yards Allowed 212.2 448.1 Total Yards Allowed 379.7 -2 Interceptions -5 Injury Report RB Lonnie Weldon Torn Pectoral (4 Weeks) QB Darrien Boone Foot Fracture (Doubtful) DT Michael Steinhauer Broken Tailbone (1 Week) RB Maurice Randle High Ankle Sprain (PRB)

Series History
First Meeting


Game Notes
Penn A&T
Head Coach: Tim Keyser (13-32, 4th year)
Offensive Co.: Jeff Potter (Pistol, Spread)
Defensive Co.: Chris Bouton (3-4, multiple)
- Last Week: W, 42-28 NIU
- Penn A&T - 334 yards rushing
- RB Marcus Williams - 19att, 172yds, TD
- MLB Darrien Howard - 9tck, 1INT (31yd return), 1defl

Leaders
Passing: Ritchy Teague - 144/222, 1518yds, 14TD/9INT
Rushing: RB Marcus Williams - 143att, 910yds, 6TD
QB Ritchy Teague - 63att, 403yds, 6TD
Receiving: WR Spencer Gaston - 31rec, 320yds, 2TD
Tackles: MLB Darrien Howard - 75
Tackles for Loss: MLB Darrien Howard - 17 (3 sacks)
Interceptions: MLB Darrien Howard - 2

Central Michigan
Head Coach: Scott Frost (14-8, 1st Season)
Offensive Co: Jose Bates (Spread)
Defensive Co: Reggie Johnson (4-3)
Last Week: L, 34-17 to Miami (OH)
- 239 yards rushing as a team
- RB Billy Newell - 24att, 154yds, 2TD
- QB Jamal McClleland - 12/34, 116yds, 1INT
- MLB Jon Stephens - 6tck, 3TFL, 1 sack

Leaders:
Passing: QB Darrien Boone** - 64/129, 831yds, 5TD/5INT
QB Jamal McClleland - 46/111, 580yds, 6TD/5INT
Rushing: RB Billy Newell - 157att, 972yds, 12TD
RB Maurice Randle - 124att, 751yds, 5TD
Receiving: WR Mark Chapman - 26rec, 425yds, 3TD
Tackles: ROLB Burton De Koning - 64
Tackles For Loss: LE Brooks Ralph 12 (3.5 sacks)
Interceptions: CB Josh Cox - 4