Pennsylvania A&T (NCAA 14 Teambuilder Dynasty)

[Bigsheen]

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

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Dutchmen no match for Central Michigan, los3 41-35
Summary: The first quarter was enough for Central Michigan to take down Penn A&T. After the Dutchmen defense held the Chippewas to just a field goal. But the ensuing drive, Ritchy Teague threw possibly the worst pass of his four years as a starter. On a screen pass to Danny Nwosu, Teague threw the ball directly into the paws of CMU defensive end Chris Kantzavelos who took it the remaining 32 yards to the house.

Penn A&T did their best the rest of the game however, they never got any closer than 10 points until the final two minutes of the game after Nwosu plowed in from one-yard out to make it 41-35 but the defense just couldn't get it done.

For Penn A&T to have a top 10 run defense in the country, they did a beyond poor job of slowing up quarterback Jamal McClelland who rushed for 91 yards. Scott Frost's spread option offense proved to be of their most diifficult tasks to date.
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Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen at Central Michigan Chippewas
Nov 12, 2016	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen (3-7)	0	14	7	14	35
Central Michigan Chippewas (7-3)	10	14	14	3	41

Team Stats Comparison
	PAT	CMU
Total Offense	480	454
Rushing Yards	188	192
Passing Yards	292	262
First Downs	24	22
Punt Return Yards	17	0
Kick Return Yards	171	157
Total Yards	668	611
Turnovers	2	1
3rd Down Conversion	4/9	7/13
4th Down Conversion	2/4	2/2
2-Point Conversion	--	--
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	5/0	3/1
Penalties	2-17	1-10
Possession Time	21:28	14:32

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		PAT	CMU
3:28	(CMU) 46yd field goal, Ron Coluzzi	0	3
2:46	(CMU) 32yd interception return, Chris Kantzavelos	0	10
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		PAT	CMU
8:24	(PAT) 5yd pass, Ritchy Teague to Floyd Wilson	7	10
7:08	(CMU) 3yd run, Bill Newell	7	17
2:39	(CMU) 2yd run, Jamal McClelland	7	24
:15	(PAT) 19yd pass, Ritchy Teague to Spencer Gaston	14	24
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		PAT	CMU
8:42	(CMU) 69yd pass (nice), McClelland to Anthony Rice	14	31
5:43	(PAT) 2yd run, Ritchy Teague	21	31
3:52	(CMU) 2yd run, Billy Newell	21	38
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		PAT	CMU
5:43	(PAT) 10yd pass, Teague to Seth Soler	28	38
4:05	(CMU) 30yd field goal, Coluzzi	28	41
2:13	(PAT) 1yd run, Danny Nwosu	35	41

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Player of the Game: CMU QB Jamal McClelland - 18/26, 255yds, TD/INT; 22att, 91yds, TD

Leaders
Passing
Penn A&T: Ritchy Teague - 27/34, 292yds, 3TD/2INT
C. Michigan: Jamal McLelland - 18/26, 255yds, TD/INT

Rushing
Penn A&T
RB Marcus Williams* - 16att, 108yds
QB Ritchy Teague - 8att, 30yds, TD (2 sacks)
FB Danny Nwosu - 3att, 9yds, TD
C. Michigan
QB Jamal McClelland - 22att, 91yds, TD
RB Billy Newell - 28yds, 2TD
RB Maurice Randle - 11att, 73yds

Receiving
Penn A&T
WR Clifton Moss - 7rec, 110yds
WR Spencer Gaston - 6rec, 56yds, TD
WR Seth Soler - 4rec, 30yds, TD
TE Floyd Wilson - 4rec, 45yds, TD
C. Michigan
WR Anthony Rice - 6rec, 138yds, TD (69yd TD)
WR Matt Jackson - 5rec, 44yds

Defense
Penn A&T
MLB Darrien Howard - 10tck, 3TFL
LOLB Hodari Christian - 7tck, 2TFL
CB Dane Dorsey - 3tck, 1INT
C. Michigan
FS Brandon Greer - 11tck, 1INT (8yds)
MLB Jon Stephens - 10tck, 2TFL
ROLB Burton De Koning - 9tck, 3TFL

Special Teams
Penn A&T
KR/PR Jewel Tillman - 6KR, 149yds; 1PR, 17yds
C. Michigan
K Ron Coluzzi - 2/2FG (46, 30), 5/5XP

Photo Gallery

Gallery Key
1. Central Michigan rushed for a team total of 192 yards.
Penn A&T came into the game with the 7th ranked Run D, giving up only 132.7ypg.
2. Chris Kantzavelos was gifted a pick six by Ritchy Teague on Penn A&T's first drive of the game.
3. The Chippewa defense made Teague uncomfortable all day, sacking him twice and hitting him quite a few other times.
4. Floyd Wilson had himself a nice afternoon, getting the scoring started for Penn A&T in the second quarter.
5. Penn A&T RB Marcus Williams was injured on this hit in the third quarter and did not return.

[Bigsheen]

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

Anyone else get itchy this time of year? Well, yes cuz of my allergies. But also for some football. Based on the life around this board right now, I'd say you're all the same way.

The last time I posted this dynasty was in March. To say I have been busy since then, is probably the biggest understatement of my life. Work, coaching baseball, playing baseball, writing, weddings, vacations. I haven't had time to breathe. Luckily, things are starting to slow down (relatively), which has me smelling the pigskin, in real life and virtually.

So let's say we pick back up with this, ay? I apparently have a really hard time finishing seasons and posting. I have two games remaining in the 2016 season, my official fourth season of this dynasty.

My last loss knocked me out of bowl contention. My program is under investigation for NCAA violations about paying a recruit. Trying times in Lancaster but I'm going to get back into it. In what fashion, I have no idea. My goal is to get more information out and make it less time consuming for myself. This probably means less graphics but again, we shall see.

So welcome (third time I've said that in this thread? lmao)! Let's play some football!

[Bigsheen]

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[Bigsheen]

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Week 13

Top Stories
- Ducks clipped on the road, fall to Utah, 13-10
- Penn State holds off Rutgers' 4th qtr comeback, wins 30-27
- Virginia Tech scores 13 unanswered in the 4th to down Miami 34-27
- Ohio State barely holds on against Maryland, win 37-35

Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Alabama (40)	10	0	1504
2	3	USC (21)	10	0	1437
3	2	Virginia Tech	10	0	1407
4	4	Ohio State	9	1	1173
5	5	Michigan	10	1	1127
6	8	Baylor	8	1	1065
7	7	UCLA	10	1	1065
8	10	Georgia	8	2	934
9	11	Texas	7	2	894
10	13	Tulsa	9	1	839
11	14	Penn State	8	2	781
12	6	Knasas State	7	2	724
13	16	Louisville	10	1	711
14	17	Clemson	8	2	662
15	18	Georgia Tech	8	2	634
16	20	Arizona	7	3	533
17	12	South Carolina	8	2	496
18	15	Miami (FL)	7	3	475
19	NR	Texas Tech	6	3	463
20	22	Vanderbilt	8	3	453
21	24	Nebraska	7	3	367
22	25	UL Lafayette	8	1	354
23	9	Oregon	7	3	322
24	NR	Temple	8	2	304
25	19	USF	8	2	287

BCS Top 5
1. Alabama (1.000)
2. USC (.995)
3. Virginia Tech (.989)
4. Michigan (.981)
5. Ohio State (.981)

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Top 25 Scoreboard
Iowa -- 35
South Carolina -- 17

Indiana -- 13
Michigan -- 37

Ohio State -- 37
Maryland -- 35

Virginia Tech -- 34
Miami (FL) -- 27

UCLA -- 38
Arizona St -- 31

Kansas State -- 14
Texas Tech -- 37

Rutgers -- 27
Penn State -- 30

Georgia Tech -- 16
Pitt -- 10

Tulsa -- 45
ECU -- 28

Baylor -- 37
Oklahoma -- 21

Oregon -- 10
Utah -- 13

MAC Scoreboard
Penn A&T -- 35
Central Michigan -- 41

Ball State -- 28
Toledo -- 42

Eastern Michigan -- 7
Miami (OH) -- 30

Bowling Green -- 24
Buffalo -- 14

Kent State -- 17
Akron -- 31

Western Michigan -- 38
Northern Illinois -- 17
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Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Craig Lee	RB	UCLA		1237yds, 18TD; 34rec, 498yds, 5TD
Darrell Johnson	QB	Clemson		2057yds, 25TD; 971yds, 12TD
Wendell Smallwood	RB	West Virginia		1506yds, 20TD; 11rec, 166yds, 2TD
Derrick Green	RB	Michigan		1007yds, 15TD; 16rec, 195yds, 2TD
Trey Edmunds	RB	Virginia Tech		977yds, 10TD; 31rec, 346yds, 5TD

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Player's of the Week
NCAA
Offense: UCLA RB Craig Lee | 30att, 148yds; 11rec, 167yds, 2TD (W ASU 38-31)
Defense: Purdue CB Dawan Hunte | 7tck, 2INT, FF (W Illinois, 38-14)

MAC
Offense: Toledo RB Marc Remy | 15att, 55yds, 2TD; 5rec, 108yds, TD (W Ball St 42-28)
Defense: WMU CB Logan Oce | 3tck, 2FR, FF (W NIU 38-17)
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Top 25 Games to Watch
UCF (8-2, 5-2) @ #24 Temple (8-2, 6-1)
#15 Georgia Tech (8-2, 6-2) @ #3 Virginia Tech (10-0, 7-0)
#2 USC (10-0, 8-0) @ #7 UCLA (10-1, 7-1)
#1 Alabama (10-0, 6-0) @ #8 Georgia (8-2, 5-2)
Cincinatti (4-6, 4-3) @ #10 Tulsa (9-1, 6-1)
Rutgers (6-4, 4-3) @ #4 Ohio State (9-1, 7-0)

MAC Schedule
Penn A&T @ Akron
Buffalo @ Eastern Michigan
Toledo @ Kent State
Central Michigan @ Western Michigan
Ohio @ Bowling Green
Northern Illinois @ Miami (OH)
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MAC Standings

MAC East Conference Standings - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Toledo	7-3	.700	5-1	303	244	W3
Ohio	6-4	.600	5-1	277	249	W2
Akron	4-6	.400	3-3	256	288	W2
Pennsylvania A&T	3-7	.300	3-3	342	338	L1
Buffalo	1-9	.100	1-5	213	296	L3
Kent State	0-10	.000	0-6	193	335	L10

MAC West Conference Standings - Updated: Nov 7, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Miami (OH)	9-1	.900	6-0	342	209	W8
Bowling Green	7-3	.700	5-1	308	275	W4
Central Michigan	7-3	.700	4-2	280	268	W1
Eastern Michigan	6-5	.540	4-3	270	300	L1
Western Michigan	3-7	.300	2-4	241	306	W1
Northern Illinois	2-8	.200	1-5	251	366	L2
Ball State	2-9	.180	1-6	248	370	L3

[itsbigmike]

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

Ayy, I'm always glad to see this thread pop back up!

[Bigsheen]

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

Four commit to Penn A&T

Despite the possible turmoil surround the Pennsylvania A&T football program, they received four verbal commitments earlier this week. Two from Western Pennsylvania, one from New York, and one from New Jersey.

These four pickups add to an already large list of future Dutchmen for the Class of 2017. They currently have 17 verbal commitments with just two games left in the season.

Interestingly enough, the two from western PA are also from the same high school, Hempfield Area High School. Zach Schannauer (Greensburg, PA) and Kapri Wells (Jeannette, PA) are labeled as outside and and middle linebackers, respectively. Schannauer stands at 6'3, 254lbs, while Wells is undersized at 5'11 228lbs.

Schannauer is ranked a two-star by ESPN and 247, and Wells is listed as a three-star prospect by all major recruiting platforms. They will join a crowded linebacker group with Hodari Christian and Darrien Howard returning in 2017.

Offensively, Tim Keyser continues to bolster his future offensive line by adding tackle Robbie Carroll (Bellefonte, NJ). The Bellefonte Area product is slightly undersized for the outside at 6'1 287lbs and will most likely redshirt to add some weight and work on form.

Finally, they received a commitment from running back Jurod Harrison (West Islip, NY). A three-star back out of St. John The Baptist, he is known for his speed, being listed as running a 4.38 40 yard dash. He is also listed as 6'1 200lbs.

Harrison used that speed this summer to become a sports viral sensation. During a Pitt University football camp, Harrison was filmed racing star Pitt wide receiver Tyler Boyd and beating him by several strides.

Some may wonder why he slipped through the cracks and will end up at Penn A&T. Rivals lists his blocking ability and hard hands as factors in his recruitment.

With the season winding down, it will be interesting to see if Penn A&T is able to convince any other student athletes that the program is in good standing.

[Bigsheen]

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

Ayy, I'm always glad to see this thread pop back up!

Thanks, bigmike! I wish I would've been able to finish this season out before fading away for a bit. Glad to see you still around!

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EDIT: I'm not going to post matchup previews for the final two games of the year. I can't make a bowl game as the best I can do is 5-7 and I just want to get this season over with. That kind of hurts saying because I will be losing the original freshman who started with the program.

No fault other than my own there for not getting through the year before the summer came along.

[SilverBullet19]

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

I’ll have to go back a few posts to refresh my memory, but I’m back in for sure. I love seeing stuff pop back up, it’s a sign Football is back


Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

[Bigsheen]

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Penn A&T triumphant in MAC Slugfest, 41-38

Summary
In a game that makes offensive coordinators happy, Penn A&T found a way to gut out the victory against the Akron Zips. The hosts took the lead after a methodical opening drive but they never led again the rest of the game.

Despite missing starting running back Marcus Williams due to a bruised shoulder, the run game remained the key factor in the Dutchmen' strategy. They went onto rush for 339 yards as a team, with senior Stone eclipsing the century mark for the first time since 2015 against Buffalo.

QB Rithy Teague actually missed most of the second quarter and some of the third to be evaluated for a concussion. He scrambled and in the process of the tackle, he was kneed in the helmet, forcing him into the locker room for testing. He would return.

In his place, true freshman Adrian Foster performed admirably, tossing a fourth down touchdown to Spencer Gaston.

Defensively, Xavier Pippen picked off his second pass of the year and Jordan Smith forced a fumble as well, while Darrien Howard and Jonah Glover led up front with two TFL apiece.

Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen at Akron Zips
Nov 12, 2016	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Pennsylvania A&T Fightin Dutchmen (4-7)	7	14	13	7	41
Akron Zips (4-7)	7	10	14	7	38

Team Stats Comparison
	PAT	AKR
Total Offense	547	457
Rushing Yards	339	190
Passing Yards	208	267
First Downs	27	17
Punt Return Yards	8	13
Kick Return Yards	145	165
Total Yards	700	635
Turnovers	2	2
3rd Down Conversion	4-7 (57%)	5-9 (55%)
4th Down Conversion	1-1	1-1
2-Point Conversion	--	--
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	6/0	3/1
Penalties	0-0	2-13
Possession Time	23:34	12:26

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		PAT	AKR
6:59	(AKR) 10yd run, DJ Jones	0	7
4:33	(PAT) 7yd run, De'Mario Almanza	7	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		PAT	AKR
8:24	(PAT) 11yd TD pass, Ritchy Teague to Clifton Moss	14	7
6:46	(AKR) 5yd run, Marcus Prather	14	14
1:38	(PAT) 6yd run, Adrian Foster	21	14
:31	(AKR) 38yd field goal, Brian Cohen	21	17
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		PAT	AKR
4:43	(PAT) 20yd pass, Adrian Foster to Spencer Gaston (PAT missed)	27	17
3:01	(AKR) 32yd pass, Prather to Mykel Bennett	27	24
:51	(PAT) 5yd run, Derek Stone	34	24
:15	(AKR) 52yd pass, Prather to Byrd	34	31
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		PAT	AKR
5:17	(PAT) 2yd run, Derek Stone	41	31
3:01	(AKR) 13yd run, Anthony Lauro	41	38

Stats:
Passing
Penn A&T
Ritchy Teague - 11/14, 160yds, 1TD/1INT
Adrian Foster - 4/7, 48yds, 1TD/1INT
Akron
Marcus Prather - 19/22, 267yds, 2TD/1INT

Rushing
Penn A&T
RB Derek Stone - 20att, 106yds, 2TD
RB De'Mario Almanza - 12att, 71yds, TD
QB Ritchy Teague - 8att, 79yds
QB Adrian Foster - 4att, 34yds, TD
Akron
QB Marcus Prather - 17att, 112yds, TD
RB DJ Jones - 14att, 63yds, TD

Receiving
Penn A&T
WR Spencer Gaston - 4rec, 62yds, TD
WR Clifton Moss - 4rec, 35yd, TD
Akron
WR Jamel Byrd - 4rec, 108yds, TD
WR Mykel Bennett - 2rec, 48yds, TD

Defense
Penn A&T
S Fellonte Misher - 9tck
CB Jordan Smith - 8tck, FF
S Xavier Pippen - 5tck, 1INT
MLB Darrien Howard - 6tck, 2TFL
DE Jonah Glover - 2TFL
Akron
J. Williams - 11tck,
T. Barnett - 11tck, 1INT
D. Moore - 10tck, 2TFL

Special Teams
Penn A&T
KR/PR Jewel Tillman - 6KR-124yds, 1PR-8yds
Akron
K Brian Cohen - 1/2FG (38), 5/5 PAT

Next Game
Game 12 (Senior Day) - Western Michigan @ Pennsylvania A&T (11/26/16, 8PM)

[Bigsheen]

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I’ll have to go back a few posts to refresh my memory, but I’m back in for sure. I love seeing stuff pop back up, it’s a sign Football is back

SilverBullet, I appreciate that my man. Yeah, I even had to go back read over a pages myself

[DynasticJumper]

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

SilverBullet, I appreciate that my man. Yeah, I even had to go back read over a pages myself

Lol that's the realest sh*t. The number of times I've had to read back through my dynasties to get caught up is absurd.

[SilverBullet19]

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

SilverBullet, I appreciate that my man. Yeah, I even had to go back read over a pages myself

Lol that's the realest sh*t. The number of times I've had to read back through my dynasties to get caught up is absurd.

Honestly, every time I go on a hiatus I go back and refresh my memory from 1-2 seasons prior. It not only reminds me of how the dynasty is going (which is huge, as it would lose all luster if I couldn't remember how previous matchups and seasons have gone), but it gets me pumped to start again! lol

Sheen, I knew I was following this before, but for the life of me couldn't remember. I kept thinking "Pennsylvania A&T...huh?" I clicked back a few pages and as soon as I read "Dutchmen" I instantly went "Oh right! The Dutchmen!" lol, I guess the unique name stuck. I may have trailed off a bit toward the end as life got in the way, as it often does, but I'm in again. I know you're motoring to end this season and get to the next, but I gotta say the season has turned around a bit after a 1-5 start if I read right. 4-7, 3-2 in the last 5 games...not bad. something to build on for sure.

[Bigsheen]

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

Honestly, every time I go on a hiatus I go back and refresh my memory from 1-2 seasons prior. It not only reminds me of how the dynasty is going (which is huge, as it would lose all luster if I couldn't remember how previous matchups and seasons have gone), but it gets me pumped to start again! lol

Sheen, I knew I was following this before, but for the life of me couldn't remember. I kept thinking "Pennsylvania A&T...huh?" I clicked back a few pages and as soon as I read "Dutchmen" I instantly went "Oh right! The Dutchmen!" lol, I guess the unique name stuck. I may have trailed off a bit toward the end as life got in the way, as it often does, but I'm in again. I know you're motoring to end this season and get to the next, but I gotta say the season has turned around a bit after a 1-5 start if I read right. 4-7, 3-2 in the last 5 games...not bad. something to build on for sure.

You're absolutely right man. I honestly think the lost to Central Michigan that ended my bowl hopes, also had an affect on me putting it down for awhile. Life got in the way but I was just so bummed that I didn't have that extra push to go back and finish the last two games of the season.

But looking back on it, the rough start to this season shocked me. This is without a doubt the best team I have had and will have, for at least the next two or three years, after I lose this group of seniors. We've been so reliant on the run this year which I like.

However, the defense is just abysmal, and honestly I think it has something to do with my slider set. I have the talent on the field and I literally cannot stop teams through the air, it's maddening. I need to find something to fix that for the future because I can't handle these constant shootouts haha.

[Bigsheen]

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Week 14

Top Stories
- #1 Bama goes down in OT to Georgia, 55-49
- Baylor crumbles against 2-7 Iowa State, 31-17
- Will Tulsa be given any respect as they sit at 10-1 after defeating Cincinnati 49-40
- USC scores ten unanswered in the fourth qtr to hold off UCLA, 38-31
- Virginia Tech has to like their chances after knocking off Georgia Tech 31-24

Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Nov 21, 2016
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	USC (40)	11	0	1504
2	3	Virginia Tech (21)	11	0	1476
3	4	Ohio State	10	1	1206
4	5	Michigan	10	1	1169
5	8	Georgia	9	2	1157
6	1	Alabama	10	1	1131
7	9	Texas	8	2	1011
8	10	Tulsa	10	1	981
9	11	Penn State	9	2	947
10	12	Kansas State	8	2	907
11	7	UCLA	10	2	903
12	14	Clemson	9	2	819
13	16	Arizona	8	3	733
14	18	Miami (FL)	8	3	665
15	19	Texas Tech	7	3	654
16	20	Vanderbilt	9	3	574
17	21	Nebraska	8	3	544
18	15	Georgia Tech	8	3	528
19	22	UL Lafayette	9	1	505
20	6	Baylor	8	2	498
21	23	Oregon	8	3	450
22	--	UCF	9	2	324
23	--	West Virginia	7	3	323
24	13	Louisville	10	2	295
25	17	South Carolina	8	3	207

BCS Top 5
1. USC (1.000)
2. Virginia Tech (.995)
3. Georgia (.984)
4. Ohio State (.984)
5. Michigan (.984)
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Top 25 Scoreboard
Alabama -- 49
Georgia -- 55

Louisville -- 26
NC State -- 35

Penn State -- 37
Maryland -- 24

USC -- 38
UCLA -- 31

Georgia Tech -- 24
Virginia Tech -- 31

South Carolina -- 21
Texas A&M -- 37

Rutgers -- 24
Ohio State -- 37

Cincinatti -- 40
Tulsa -- 49

MAC Scoreboard
Penn A&T -- 41
Akron -- 38

Buffalo -- 14
Eastern Michigan -- 28

Toledo -- 35
Kent State -- 28

Central Michigan -- 14
Western Michigan -- 24

Ohio -- 17
Bowling Green -- 35

Northern Illinois -- 14
Miami (OH) -- 35
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Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Nov 21, 2016
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Craig Lee	RB	UCLA		1336yds, 19TD; 36rec, 534yds, 5TD
Darrell Johnson	QB	Clemson		2197yds, 27TD/10INT; 1065yds, 13TD
Wendell Smallwood	RB	West Virginia		1506yds, 20TD; 11rec, 116yds, 2TD
Max Browne	QB	USC		3784yds, 36TD/6INT; 143yds, 4TD
Trey Edmunds	RB	Virginia Tech		1094yds, 10TD; 32rec, 356yds, 5TD

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Players of the Week
NCAA
Offense
Cal QB Zach Kline - 25/44, 411yds, 6TD; 12att, 60yds (W Idaho, 42-36)
Defense
Air Force LB Aubrey Duty Tyson - 12tck, 6TFL (2 sacks), 2FF (W Wyoming, 38-21)

MAC
Offense
Bowling Green RB Travis Greene - 19att, 140yds, 2TD; 5rec, 98yds, TD (W Ohio, 35-17)
Defense
Toledo FS Danny Larkins - 4tck, 2INT (W Kent St, 35-28)
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Week 14
Top 25 Games to Watch
#22 UCF (9-2, 6-2) @ USF (8-2, 6-2)
#7 Texas (8-2, 5-2) @ #23 West Virginia (7-3, 4-3)
#18 Georgia Tech (8-3, 6-3) @ #5 Georgia (9-2, 6-2)
#3 Ohio State (10-1, 8-0) @ #4 Michigan (10-1, 7-1)
Auburn (7-4, 4-3) @ #6 Alabama (10-1, 6-1)
Notre Dame (4-7) @ #1 USC (11-0)

MAC Schedule
Western Michigan @ Penn A&T
Akron @ Northern Illinois
Bowling Green @ Toledo
Ball State @ Miami (OH)
Kent State @ Buffalo
Central Michigan @ Ohio
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MAC Standings

MAC East Conference Standings - Updated: Nov 21, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Toledo	8-3	.720	6-1	338	272	W4
Ohio	6-5	.540	5-2	294	284	L1
Pennsylvania A&T	4-7	.360	4-3	383	376	W1
Akron	4-7	.360	3-4	294	329	L1
Buffalo	1-10	.090	1-6	227	324	L4
Kent State	0-11	.000	0-7	221	370	L11

MAC West Conference Standings - Updated: Nov 21, 2016
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Miami (OH)	10-1	.900	7-0	377	223	W9
Bowling Green	8-3	.720	6-1	343	292	W5
Eastern Michigan	7-5	.580	5-3	298	314	W1
Central Michigan	7-4	.630	4-3	292	292	L1
Western Michigan	4-7	.360	3-4	265	320	W2
Northern Illinois	2-9	.180	1-6	265	401	L3
Ball State	2-9	.180	1-6	248	370	L3

[Bigsheen]

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

Howard named finalist for Chuck Bednarik Award

Redshirt Junior linebacker Darrien Howard (Miamisburg, OH) was named a finalist for Bednarik Award, given annually to college football's best defensive player.

On the year, he has 91 total tackles, including a school record 22 for a loss, with three being sacks. He's also recorded two interceptions, forced one fumble, and also scored a touchdown against West Virginia in week four.

Howard has been a two-year starter for Penn A&T after transferring from West Virginia University in 2014. Other finalists were The winner will be announced before the BCS National Championship.

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Senior Day
vs Western Michigan - Final game for 23 seniors
Offense
QB Ritchy Teague - 89ovr
RB Derek Stone - 70ovr
RB Lonnie Weldon - 58ovr
FB Danny Nwosu - 67ovr
WR Spencer Gaston - 85ovr
WR Clifton Moss - 72ovr
TE Floyd Wilson - 70ovr
LT Rob Volker - 73ovr
LT Bobby Deal - 55ovr
C Ethan Hills - 59ovr
RT Bud Southard - 53ovr

Defense
LE Sheldon Mintz - 64ovr
RE Damon Williams - 67ovr
DT Landon Vickers - 61ovr
LOLB Chris Hernandez - 68ovr
MLB Reid Winn - 63ovr
ROLB Lamont Singletary - 80ovr
CB Dane Dorsey - 76ovr
FS Christian Flowers - 68ovr
SS Xavier Pippen - 75ovr
SS Fellonte Misher - 74ovr

Special Teams
K Robert Guidry - 77ovr
P Richard Rowe - 70ovr