BBCF Interactive Dynasty 2006

[Izulde]

Wyoming's gonna take the Mountain West by storm and I'm the man to lead them to it! We're especially gonna wreck Colorado State.

[larrymcg421]

Team: Northern Illinois Huskies

FOFC players: QB Sunny Verma, RB Daniel Ertmann

Other Star Players: None

Last season: Northern Illinois struggled to a 5-6 (4-4) finish

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked

Formations: Vertical, 4-3

Season Outlook: With QB Verma and RB Daniel Ertmann, a passable offensive line (for the MAC, at least), and a weak schedule, the Huskies should definitely be able to improve on last season's record. Sophomore DE Todd Williams is a star of the future.

[larrymcg421]

Team: Texas Longhorns

FOFC players: WR Al Mighty

Other Star Players: QB AB Brunell (Sr.), QB Randy Young (Jr.), RB George Stewart (So.), RB Michael Mucker (Sr.), RB Dave Carpenter (So.), WR Irving Bussey (Sr.), TE Dave Wright (Sr.), LG Willie Creekmur (Sr.), RG Preston Washington (Sr.), DE Ricky Booker (Jr.), DE Tom Crowell (Sr.), DT Ellis Stewart (Jr.), OLB Randy Brown (Sr.), MLB Fred Scott (Jr.), MLB Chris James (So.), CB John Knight (Jr.), CB Joe Wynn (So.), SS Glen Mercer (Jr.), K Jerry Wright (Sr.), P Calvin Norris (Jr.)

Last season: Texas went 12-1 (8-1) and beat Florida State 42-31 in the Rose Bowl

Pre-season Ranking: #4M, #3C

Formations: Vertical, 4-3

Season Outlook: Texas is absolutely loaded this year and there will be an intense QB battle for the starting job, and whoever wins is a Heisman candidate. What will hurt Texas is a less than great OL and an incredibly tough schedule (6 ranked teams, 4 of them in consecutive weeks.

[larrymcg421]

Team: Arkansas Razorbacks

FOFC players: QB Matt Jones

Other Star Players: None

Last season: Arkansas struggled to a 4-7 (2-6) finish.

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked.

Formations: West Coast, 3-4

Season Outlook: Jones is going to have his hands full leading this team this season in a typically strong SEC. Sophomore WR Merrill Dutton has tons of potential, but attitude problems could hamper his progress. There are many weak spots on the defense for the SEC to take advantage of.

[larrymcg421]

Team: NC State Wolfpack

FOFC players: DE Travis Elkin

Other Star Players: RB James Gaiters (Sr.), RB Greg Musso (Fr.), FB Kevin Curry (Jr.), LG Art Wilkins (Jr.), RG Kenny Battle (Jr.), OG Bill Sulfsted (Sr.), OLB Dick Edwards (Jr.), MLB Greg Oben (So.), SS Dave Backus (Jr.), K Ray Morris (Fr.), P Alvin Sprinkle (Jr.)

Last season: NC State struggled to a 4-7 (2-6) finish.

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked.

Formations: Smash Mouth, 4-3

Season Outlook: Gaiters is one of the best running backs in the country, and he should lead the Wolfpack to an improvement over last year's finish. On top of that, this is a team with a bright future. Including Elkin, many of the better players are underclassmen, and Musso will has the potential to be just as good as Gaiters.

[Coffee Warlord]

By the way.

Originally Posted by larrymcg421

Team:Colorado Buffaloes

Formations: Vertical

Muah. Air Nielsen is ready to play.

[larrymcg421]

Team: North Carolina Tarheels

FOFC players: TE Owen Hunter

Other Star Players: LT Tim Cappleman (Sr.), LG Tom Peterson (Sr.), RG Marcus Wagner (Fr.), DE Dave Warren (Fr.), CB Paul Lee (Jr.), K Travis Davis (Sr.), P Tyler Waddy (So.)

Last season: North Carolina finished 6-5 (3-5), but did not get invited to a bowl.

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked.

Formations: Option, 5-2

Season Outlook: It will be interesting to see how North Carolina's interesting formations hold up against the ACC. The option is not necessarily the best use of Hunter's talents. The Tarheels have some decent young talent, but I wouldn't expect them to improve on last year's record.

[larrymcg421]

Team: Arizona State Sundevils

FOFC players: QB Colton Mayes

Other Star Players: QB Dwight Franks (So.), RB Cyril Hynoski (Sr.), WR Kenny Clarke (Sr.), TE Steve Luchey (Sr.), DE Jimmy Luckman (Jr.), CB Junior Merritt (Sr.), P Henri Brooks (Jr.)

Last season: Arizona State went 7-5 (4-4) but lost to New Mexico 27-14 in the Las Vegas Bowl.

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked.

Formations: Vertical, 3-4

Season Outlook: Mayes will put up some decent numbers this year, throwing to standout WR Clarke, but he will also be eating alot of grass behind a putrid OL. The defense is so soft, my mom could put up 100 yards on it.

[larrymcg421]

Team: UTEP Miners

FOFC players: MLB JeeberD Mack

Other Star Players: None.

Last season: UTEP somehow went 6-6 (5-3) and lost to Louisiana-Lafayette in the New Orleans Bowl.

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked.

Formations: West Coast, 3-4

Season Outlook: This is an awful team, but with their very weak schedule they just might make it back to a bowl. I expect Jeeber to get tons of tackles, because no one else on the defense seems to know how to do that.

[larrymcg421]

Team: Michigan Wolverines

FOFC players: WR Rupert Holmes, MLB David Gonzalez

Other Star Players: QB Taylor Wilson (So.), QB Alan Farquhar (Fr.), RB Anthony Schwedes (Sr.), RB Sammy Cortez (So.), RB Eric Dantzler (Fr.), WR Jimmy Griffin (So.), LT Gary Green (Fr.), LG Roger Lee (Sr.), RG Weldon Chiaverini (Sr.), RT Jim Etcheverry (So.), DE Jesse Zukauskas (Sr.), OLB Ted Shaw (Jr.), MLB Danan Woodson (Sr.), CB Eric Kelly (Sr.), CB Todd WIlliams (Jr.), SS Charlie Gaines (Sr.), K Arnold Anderson (Jr.), P Fred Toretta (Jr.), P Ed Byrum (So.)

Last season: Michigan went 9-3 (6-2) and beat Auburn 45-21 in the Capital One Bowl

Pre-season Ranking: #2M, #2C

Formations: Vertical, 3-4

Season Outlook: This is a very deep team, that is already set for the future at most positions. Holmes and Gonzalez headline a great recruiting class that has Wolverines fans thinking a national title is imminent.

[larrymcg421]

Just realized I forgot to post King's player:

David Gonzalez, Inside Linebacker MICH Current/Potential TAK SACK STUFF INT TD 4.0/5.0 Michigan Wolverines
Attributes Morale: Unsure Height: 5-9 Weight: 220 Ideal Wt: 230 Jersey: 45 Age: 18 Year: Fr Status: OK Energy: 0 HS Ranking: #684 Pos Ranking: #44 ILB	Position Ratings Pass Rush Moves: 68 Point of Attack: 50 Hands: 18 Tackling: 88 Coverage: 78 Punt Return: 6 Kick Return: 6 Durability: 76 Endurance: 76 Adaptability: 40	Athletic Ratings Arm Strength: 54 Acceleration: 96 Agility: 74 Speed: 96 Strength: 65 Jumping: 26 Instincts: 85 Aggressiveness: 86 Discipline: 56 Intelligence: 65 Work Ethic: 64	Personal Bests Tackles: 0 Sacks: 0 Stuffs: 0 Interceptions: 0 TD: 0
Game Logs Week Opp Res Tak Solo Ast Sack Stuf Hur DP FF PD Int TD MT OOP Total - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Scouting Report Potential Scouts think he will become far more than adequate as a run defender. He will someday have the type of agility that is very seldom seen by a guy of his size. He'll eventually play with the type of aggression usually seen only at the professional level. He has all the tools needed to develop excellent coverage skills.
Player Awards

[larrymcg421]

Team: Eastern Michigan Eagles

FOFC players: RB Jeff Nights

Other Star Players: MLB Fred Mira (Sr.)

Last season: Eastern Michigan had a miserable 1-10 (1-7) season.

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked

Formations: Smash Mouth, 3-4

Season Outlook: The addition of Jeff Nights should help Eastern Michigan improve, but I still wouldn't expect more than 3 wins. When Fred Mira departs, things will only get worse. The rest of this team is worthless.

[larrymcg421]

Team: West Virginia Mountaineers

FOFC players: RB Eric Roy

Other Star Players: QB Larry Blanks (Jr.), RB Cedric Lee (Sr.), RB Gordon Russell (Sr.), WR Carl Berlin (Sr.), C Chris Bryson (Sr.), SS Curtis Bell (Sr.), P Shaun Keith (So.)

Last season: West Virginia had a very strange season as they went 5-2 for a 3rd place finish in the Big East, but lost all four out of conference games, denying them a bowl bid.

Pre-season Ranking: Unranked

Formations: Smash Mouth, 3-3-5

Season Outlook: RB Eric Roy should help lead the Mountaineers to another strong Big East finish, but the AD is a masochist with his scheduling. West Virginia opens with three consecutive road games, against #1 LSU, #5 Nebraska, and #11 USC. Then in week 9, they will also take a road trip to #10 Oklahoma. The soft defense just will not be able to hold up against those teams.

[larrymcg421]

Here are my personal pre-season rankings of FOFC teams:

1. Texas
2. Notre Dame
3. Miami
4. Michigan
5. Florida State
6. Colorado
7. Oklahoma
8. Penn State
9. Nc State
10. Wyoming
11. Arizona State
12. West Virginia
13. Northern Illinois
14. North Carolina
15. Arkansas
16. Colorado State
17. Hawaii
18. UTEP
19. Eastern Michigan

[vex]

Colorado ahead of Oklahoma? Seriously?

[larrymcg421]

Both teams lack depth, but Colorado's 4 FOFC players puts them over the top.

[larrymcg421]

Top 25 Polls

Media Poll Rank Team Conf Record Points Top 25 SOS Last Next Prev 1. LSU SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1609 0-0 27 - West Virginia - 2. Michigan B10 0-0 (0-0) 1540 0-0 11 - OPEN - 3. Florida SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1484 0-0 55 - Utah State - 4. Texas B12 0-0 (0-0) 1433 0-0 45 - Louisiana-Monroe - 5. Nebraska B12 0-0 (0-0) 1376 0-0 10 - Rutgers - 6. Georgia SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1302 0-0 30 - OPEN - 7. Miami ACC 0-0 (0-0) 1227 0-0 38 - at Ohio - 8. Florida State ACC 0-0 (0-0) 1141 0-0 24 - OPEN - 9. Auburn SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1058 0-0 13 - Akron - 10. Oklahoma B12 0-0 (0-0) 985 0-0 20 - OPEN - 11. USC Pac10 0-0 (0-0) 910 0-0 4 - #13 Notre Dame - 12. Missouri B12 0-0 (0-0) 863 0-0 12 - Ball State - 13. Notre Dame Indep 0-0 (0-0) 796 0-0 51 - at #11 USC - 14. Virginia Tech ACC 0-0 (0-0) 754 0-0 41 - at Florida Atlantic - 15. Texas Tech B12 0-0 (0-0) 691 0-0 28 - at Louisville - 16. Kansas State B12 0-0 (0-0) 627 0-0 23 - Florida Int - 17. Ole Miss SEC 0-0 (0-0) 569 0-0 7 - Baylor - 18. Colorado B12 0-0 (0-0) 522 0-0 31 - Virginia - 19. Alabama SEC 0-0 (0-0) 461 0-0 8 - Illinois - 20. Purdue B10 0-0 (0-0) 401 0-0 9 - OPEN - 21. Ohio State B10 0-0 (0-0) 327 0-0 57 - OPEN - 22. Boston College ACC 0-0 (0-0) 270 0-0 39 - Arkansas State - 23. Oklahoma State B12 0-0 (0-0) 210 0-0 34 - OPEN - 24. Tennessee SEC 0-0 (0-0) 145 0-0 26 - OPEN - 25. Clemson ACC 0-0 (0-0) 117 0-0 6 - OPEN - Others receiving votes Wisconsin 88, Iowa State 58, Oregon State 57, UCLA 57, Maryland 52, Miss State 52, Washington 52, Penn State 47, Georgia Tech 42, Wash State 37, California 32, Arizona State 32, Texas A&M 32, South Carolina 28, Oregon 24, Arizona 21, NC State 18, Michigan State 15, Virginia 15, North Carolina 15, Syracuse 13, Minnesota 8, Pittsburgh 5, Iowa 5, Arkansas 5, Kentucky 5 Dropped out of the Top 25 Coaches Poll Rank Team Conf Record Points Top 25 SOS Last Next Prev 1. LSU SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1498 0-0 27 - West Virginia - 2. Michigan B10 0-0 (0-0) 1449 0-0 11 - OPEN - 3. Texas B12 0-0 (0-0) 1392 0-0 45 - Louisiana-Monroe - 4. Florida SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1344 0-0 55 - Utah State - 5. Miami ACC 0-0 (0-0) 1293 0-0 38 - at Ohio - 6. Georgia SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1234 0-0 30 - OPEN - 7. Nebraska B12 0-0 (0-0) 1173 0-0 10 - Rutgers - 8. Florida State ACC 0-0 (0-0) 1093 0-0 24 - OPEN - 9. Auburn SEC 0-0 (0-0) 1032 0-0 13 - Akron - 10. Oklahoma B12 0-0 (0-0) 973 0-0 20 - OPEN - 11. USC Pac10 0-0 (0-0) 895 0-0 4 - #12 Notre Dame - 12. Notre Dame Indep 0-0 (0-0) 839 0-0 51 - at #11 USC - 13. Virginia Tech ACC 0-0 (0-0) 796 0-0 41 - at Florida Atlantic - 14. Missouri B12 0-0 (0-0) 753 0-0 12 - Ball State - 15. Texas Tech B12 0-0 (0-0) 705 0-0 28 - at Louisville - 16. Kansas State B12 0-0 (0-0) 660 0-0 23 - Florida Int - 17. Purdue B10 0-0 (0-0) 610 0-0 9 - OPEN - 18. Ole Miss SEC 0-0 (0-0) 563 0-0 7 - Baylor - 19. Colorado B12 0-0 (0-0) 505 0-0 31 - Virginia - 20. Alabama SEC 0-0 (0-0) 436 0-0 8 - Illinois - 21. Ohio State B10 0-0 (0-0) 355 0-0 57 - OPEN - 22. Wisconsin B10 0-0 (0-0) 303 0-0 36 - Vanderbilt - 23. Boston College ACC 0-0 (0-0) 265 0-0 39 - Arkansas State - 24. Oklahoma State B12 0-0 (0-0) 215 0-0 34 - OPEN - 25. Tennessee SEC 0-0 (0-0) 168 0-0 26 - OPEN - Others receiving votes Clemson 120, Oregon State 93, Iowa State 67, UCLA 40, Maryland 37, Penn State 34, Washington 30, Miss State 30, Georgia Tech 30, Wash State 29, California 29, Arizona State 26, Texas A&M 23, South Carolina 20, Oregon 20, NC State 17, Arizona 12, Michigan State 8, Syracuse 6, Pittsburgh 2 Dropped out of the Top 25

[thealmighty]

How good are the 4 in a row? Top 5/10 or just top 25?

That will suck to not go undefeated because the stupid AD wanted more exposure for my freshman year Heisman campaign.

[vex]

Originally Posted by larrymcg421

Both teams lack depth, but Colorado's 4 FOFC players puts them over the top.

Southeastern media bias...

[larrymcg421]

Week 1

UTEP at Wyoming

This was the first FOFC head to head matchup, and both of the players really stepped up. Against a surprisingly resourceful UTEP squad, heralded freshman QB Moungey threw an 8 yard TD pass in the 4th Quarter to give Wyoming the 21-16 victory. Moungey had 311 yards and 2 TD's passing, and added another 51 yards on the ground. Jeeber led a UTEP defense that sacked Moungey 7 times, but the offense just could not move the ball.

Moungey: 21-34-311-2-1, 5-51-0
Mack: 8 Tackles, 2 Sacks, 1 FF

Notre Dame at USC

Notre Dame's defense just could not match up with the powerful USC offense. Compounding the problem was Notre Dame's inability to get points on the board. Five sacks, an INT, and two missed FG's kept Notre Dame out of this game. USC lead by as much as 22-3. Johnny Williams hooked up with Adam Moore for a 44 yard TD pass in the 4th quarter, but it was too late. USC went on to a 29-12 victory.

Williams: 23-34-206-1-1
Moore: 7-107-1

West Virginia at LSU

LSU should have cleaned up, but 11 penalties for 112 yards kept West Virginia in the game. The worst penalty came late in the 4th quarter when a West Virginia FG attempt went wide, but LSU Was flagged for holding. The Mountaineers took advantage of their 2nd chance and hit the FG to take a 27-24 lead. LSU would come back and score a TD with 1:52 left, but a 98 yard kickoff return led to the winning TD as West Virginia shocked LSU 34-31. RB Eric Roy had 76 tough yards in his debut.

Roy: 23-76-0, 1-4-0

Miami at Ohio

As expected, Miami easily whipped up on Ohio 42-7 behind Galen Rozier's 158 yards rushing. The real story of the game was backup RB Emiliano Bonetta, who scored 4 TD's in his debut! Not a bad start.

Bonetta: 9-68-3, 1-1-1

Virginia at Colorado

The Colorado Fab Four led the way in this one. Badstreet Fields electrified the crowd with a 41 yard TD to open the game. After falling behind 14-13 in the 2nd Quarter, Colorado came on strong, outscoring Virginia 23-3 until the Cavs added a meaningless late TD. Fields was the main attraction of the day, putting up 186 yards on the ground and scoring 2 TD's. MLB Hoo had several big stops in the 2nd half to slow Virginia down.

Nielsen: 24-34-304-2-1
Fields: 27-186-1, 1-4-1
Heap: 6-46-0, 1-15-0
Hoo: 9 Tackles, 3 Stuffs, 1 PD

Louisiana-Monroe at Texas

Al Mighty's 51 yard TD reception in the 1st quarter was part of a 31-point onslaught that effectively ended the game with only 12:40 left in the 2nd quarter. Texas led by as much as 41-3 before the dogs were called off and came away with a 48-20 victory.

Mighty: 6-89-1

Duke at Arizona State

Colton Mayes had TD passes off 35, 76, and 73 yards to give Arizona State a 28-7 lead through 3 quarters. The Sundevils defense decided to make it interesting, by giving up two big plays to Duke in the 4th quarter, and suddenly the score was 28-21 with 5:47 left. Duke got one more chance and drove to the 1 yard line, but could not punch the ball in. Arizona State escaped with a 28-21 victory.

Mayes: 18-26-368-3-1

San Jose State at North Carolina

North Carolina dominated this game, outgaining San Jose State 470-288. However, they were forced to settle for 4 FG's and only led 19-3 with 7:36 left. San Jose State scored two TD's in a 16 second span and were now only down by 3. The Tarheels got it together hit a 71 yard TD pass and FG to go up 29-16. San Jose State wouldn't give up and they caught UNC sleeping on a 71 yard TD pass to pull within 6 with :58 seconds left. However, the onside kick was recovered by none other than Owen Hunter and North Carolina won 29-23.

Hunter: 6-52-0

Northern Illinois at Syracuse

Everyone's eyes were on NIU's heralded freshmen QB Sunny Verma and RB Daniel Ertmann, but it was WR's Preston Mattos and Tim Scobey that stole the show. Scobey returned a punt 81 yards for a TD, and followed that up two minutes later with a 72 yard TD return, giving Northern Illinois an early 14-0 lead. Syracuse tried to come back, but everytime they scored, NIU came back with an answer. Mattos had 6 catches for 141 yards to help keep NIU on top and they held on for a 26-20 victory.

Verma: 18-29-255-1-0, 2-5-0
Ertmann: 20-58-0, 4-22-0

Toledo at Penn State

Penn State's smothering defense only allowed 140 total yards from Toledo, and Jim Daugherty had 3 TD passes to lead the Nittany Lions to a 45-0 blowout. Freshman LB Stan Gunner had a nice debut, but Rick Jolley was fairly quiet.

Gunner: 3 Tackles, 1 Sack, 2 Hurries
Jolley: 3 Tackles

Eastern Michigan at Boise State

Eastern Michigan's Jeff Nights was held to 34 yards rushing,and a terrible performance from QB Antonio Stewart (10-29, 3 INT's) allowed Boise State to overcome an early 10-7 deficit. Boise QB Dedric Hutchinson got hot in the 2nd quarter and threw 4 TD passes the rest of the way to lead his team to a 39-20 victory.

Nights: 14-34-0

Stanford at Arkansas

QB Matt Jones struggled in his college debut for Arkansas, but a decent running game gave them a 13-10 lead at the start of the 4th quarter. Stanford takes advantage of a Jones INT to tie the game at 13 with 4:05 left. Arkansas can only manage one first down and Stanford is able to get into position to hit a 40 yard winning FG with 19 seconds left. Stanford wins 16-13.

Jones: 17-31-178-0-2

Hawaii at UCLA

Hawaii stunned the Bruins fans by driving right down the field and scoring on a 3 yard TD run to open the game. Could an upset be in store? UCLA's answer was no. They methodically picked Hawaii apart for 658 total yards and 51 unanswered points. DE Dallas NG had a terrific debut, but Hawaii had nothing else to offer.

Ng: 8 Tackles, 2 Sacks, 1 Hurry

North Texas at NC State

NC State built a 35-7 lead on the strength of RB James Gaiters running and DE Travis Elkin's ability to harass the North Texas backfield. Gaiters finished with 133 yards rushing and the Wolfpack cruised to a 48-20 victory.

Elkin: 3 Tackles, 3 Stuffs, 2 Hurries

[larrymcg421]

Originally Posted by thealmighty

How good are the 4 in a row? Top 5/10 or just top 25?

That will suck to not go undefeated because the stupid AD wanted more exposure for my freshman year Heisman campaign.

#3 Nebraska, #11 Oklahoma, #17 Kansas State, and #13 Texas Tech. Not much your AD could do about that.

[Coffee Warlord]

304 yards in my college debut? I'll TAKE it!

[larrymcg421]

Weekly Leaders

Passing Leaders Rank Player Team Result Comp Att Yards TD Rating 1 Tim Brewer Oregon State W, 56-21 at Alabama Birmingham 29 39 395 3 179.7 2 Seth Palepoi Alabama W, 45-17 Illinois 31 37 381 5 214.9 3 Colton Mayes Arizona State W, 28-21 Duke 18 26 368 3 218.5 4 Deke Drayton Nebraska W, 37-13 Rutgers 25 32 365 2 188.3 5 Don Harvey Boston College W, 37-6 Arkansas State 28 43 362 3 158.9 6 Chris McNeal UCLA W, 51-7 Hawaii 23 31 356 3 196.1 7 Randy Young Texas W, 48-20 Louisiana-Monroe 18 30 351 4 195.6 8 Chuck Pagliei USC W, 29-12 #15 Notre Dame 20 26 347 2 214.4 9 Henry Sims Duke L, 21-28 at Arizona State 20 32 346 3 171.8 10 E.J. Bishop Air Force W, 31-10 Army 20 37 345 1 130.5 Rushing Leaders Rank Player Team Result Rush Yards YPC TD 1 Ed Lewis Virginia Tech W, 37-6 at Florida Atlantic 30 234 7.80 2 2 Cleo Bennett California W, 34-10 Idaho 23 195 8.48 1 3 Badstreet Fields Colorado W, 36-24 Virginia 27 186 6.89 1 4 Kerry Gray Pittsburgh W, 27-3 at Bowling Green 21 185 8.81 1 5 Mike Stewart UConn L, 14-17 at Northwestern 32 180 5.62 0 6 James Maddox Washington W, 37-13 Memphis 35 162 4.63 2 7 Marcellus Thomas Kansas State W, 31-10 Florida Int 30 161 5.37 2 8 Jamie Smith Florida W, 54-0 Utah State 23 159 6.91 1 9 Galen Rozier Miami W, 42-7 at Ohio 30 158 5.27 0 10 Rob Dudley Oregon W, 29-3 Kansas 27 156 5.78 1 Receiving Leaders Rank Player Team Result Rec Yards YPC TD 1 Mark Dugan Illinois L, 17-45 at #19 Alabama 8 207 25.9 1 2 Cliff Brito Florida W, 54-0 Utah State 7 169 24.1 1 3 Emmitt Perry Arizona State W, 28-21 Duke 5 168 33.6 2 4 Preston Mattos Northern Illinois W, 26-20 at Syracuse 6 141 23.5 1 5 Keith DelGaizo Florida Int L, 10-31 at #17 Kansas State 6 139 23.2 0 6 Spencer Crouthamel Virginia Tech W, 37-6 at Florida Atlantic 6 134 22.3 0 7 Daryl Mauti Oregon State W, 56-21 at Alabama Birmingham 7 131 18.7 3 8 Randy Saldi UTEP L, 16-21 at Wyoming 8 129 16.1 0 9 Louis Johnson Vanderbilt L, 13-24 at Wisconsin 8 127 15.9 0 10 Kendrell Hipple Nevada W, 18-15 Troy 6 127 21.2 0 Sack Leaders Rank Player Team Result Sacks Loss Stuffs Loss 1 Ebenezer LeFear Kansas State W, 31-10 Florida Int 3 25 1 4 2 James Stewart Auburn W, 35-17 Akron 3 18 1 4 3 Jim Cleeland Southern Miss W, 29-17 at Arizona 3 8 0 0 4 James Coleman UTEP L, 16-21 at Wyoming 3 11 0 0 5 Rob Pupunu Vanderbilt L, 13-24 at Wisconsin 3 25 0 0 6 Roy Coles San Diego State W, 33-21 at Fresno State 3 19 0 0 7 Christian Word Kansas L, 3-29 at Oregon 3 16 0 0 8 Mark Burrell Troy L, 15-18 at Nevada 2 4 3 6 9 Drew Johnson Duke L, 21-28 at Arizona State 2 8 2 5 10 Jeremi Miller Wyoming W, 21-16 UTEP 2 4 1 2 Tackle Leaders Rank Player Team Result Tackles Solo Ast Sacks 1 Aveion Robiskie San Jose State L, 23-29 at North Carolina 15 7 8 0 2 Patrick Ray LSU L, 31-34 West Virginia 15 9 6 0 3 Rod Schlichter North Texas L, 21-48 at NC State 14 9 5 1 4 Flip Rykert Louisiana-Laf L, 20-21 at Central Michigan 14 6 8 0 5 Brian Chambers Army L, 10-31 at Air Force 13 6 7 0 6 Jim Bighead Florida Int L, 10-31 at #17 Kansas State 13 10 3 0 7 Mike Johnson Memphis L, 13-37 at Washington 12 8 4 0 8 Deuce Jackson Rutgers L, 13-37 at #3 Nebraska 12 9 3 0 9 Vagas Chapman Akron L, 17-35 at #10 Auburn 12 10 2 0 10 Dean Hoo Colorado W, 36-24 Virginia 12 9 3 0 Interception Leaders Rank Player Team Result Ints Yards PD Tackles Def TD 1 Moran Maryland Air Force W, 31-10 Army 3 16 1 7 0 2 Chris Kassulke Nebraska W, 37-13 Rutgers 3 0 1 10 0 3 Jack Taylor Boston College W, 37-6 Arkansas State 3 19 0 1 0 4 Brian Morrow Kansas State W, 31-10 Florida Int 2 -6 2 6 0 5 Rod Freeman Arizona State W, 28-21 Duke 2 -1 1 7 0 6 Fred Waterfield Nebraska W, 37-13 Rutgers 2 42 1 3 0 7 Kynan Pittman Nevada W, 18-15 Troy 2 0 0 1 0 8 David Blount Oregon State W, 56-21 at Alabama Birmingham 2 4 0 11 0 9 Keith Thomas Auburn W, 35-17 Akron 2 63 0 6 1 10 Terry Roberson Tulane L, 13-23 at Navy 1 86 3 6 1 Kick Return Leaders Rank Player Team Result KickRet Yards Ave Long TD 1 Morgan Bryant West Virginia W, 34-31 at #4 LSU 4 186 46.5 98 0 2 Joey Gasaway Idaho L, 10-34 at California 6 176 29.3 36 0 3 Charlie Brewer Utah State L, 0-54 at #5 Florida 8 171 21.4 28 0 4 Mike Johnson Ball State L, 17-58 at #12 Missouri 8 167 20.9 39 0 5 Mike Jackson Kansas L, 3-29 at Oregon 7 167 23.9 39 0 6 Stanford Romanik Baylor L, 19-33 at #14 Ole Miss 6 156 26.0 37 0 7 Mark Hardy Hawaii L, 7-51 at UCLA 6 154 25.7 39 0 8 Merrill Dutton Arkansas L, 13-16 Stanford 3 152 50.7 98 0 9 Alex Cason LSU L, 31-34 West Virginia 6 150 25.0 35 0 10 Kenny Kubiak Florida Atlantic L, 6-37 #16 Virginia Tech 7 147 21.0 35 0 Punt Return Leaders Rank Player Team Result PuntRet Yards Ave Long TD 1 Tim Scobey Northern Illinois W, 26-20 at Syracuse 2 153 76.5 81 2 2 Woodrow Rubick Penn State W, 45-0 Toledo 7 129 18.4 80 1 3 Mike Royal Ole Miss W, 33-19 Baylor 3 116 38.7 74 1 4 Tom Tuten Southern Miss W, 29-17 at Arizona 4 104 26.0 72 1 5 Curtis Bell West Virginia W, 34-31 at #4 LSU 2 93 46.5 89 1 6 Kamil Newsome Louisiana-Laf L, 20-21 at Central Michigan 2 91 45.5 73 1 7 Ronnie Bennett Arkansas State L, 6-37 at #22 Boston College 2 84 42.0 42 0 8 Gordon Chester San Diego State W, 33-21 at Fresno State 8 81 10.1 31 0 9 Art Lelie Pittsburgh W, 27-3 at Bowling Green 6 74 12.3 18 0 10 Gary Tucker Auburn W, 35-17 Akron 4 73 18.2 36 0 Kicking Leaders Rank Player Team Result FGM FGA Long XPM XPA 1 Tommy Carson Nevada W, 18-15 Troy 6 6 42 0 0 2 Travis Davis North Carolina W, 29-23 San Jose State 5 5 38 2 2 3 Alshermond Tercero Southern Miss W, 29-17 at Arizona 5 5 48 2 2 4 Maxie Marsh Oregon W, 29-3 Kansas 5 6 48 2 2 5 Joe Phipps Texas Tech W, 25-6 at Louisville 4 4 50 1 1 6 Milt Brown Ole Miss W, 33-19 Baylor 4 5 41 3 3 7 Steve Mitchell Navy W, 23-13 Tulane 3 3 48 2 2 8 Turk Parry Maryland W, 30-10 at Temple 3 4 38 3 3 9 Bernard Crow Air Force W, 31-10 Army 3 3 24 2 2 10 Kenny Green Virginia Tech W, 37-6 at Florida Atlantic 3 4 46 4 4

[larrymcg421]

FOFC Players of the Week, Week 1

Offense: RB Badstreet Fields, Colorado
Defense: MLB JeeberD Mack, UTEP

[larrymcg421]

I have to give Arlie props for making this the most dynasty-friendly text sim I've played.

[Neuqua]

NIU 1
BCS Schools 0

[DeToxRox]

Just you wait for The Rams to eat Colorado alive.

[bertogarce]

Originally Posted by larrymcg421

FOFC Players of the Week, Week 1

Offense: RB Badstreet Fields, Colorado
Defense: MLB JeeberD Mack, UTEP

Woo hoo! Not a bad start for my college football career. The stats will only get better once I get to feast on CSU(cks)

[larrymcg421]

Week 2

Hawaii at Eastern Michigan

In a matchup between the two worst FOFC teams, Eastern Michigan raced off to a 21-0 1st half lead behind 3 TD passes from Antonio Stewart. Hawaii tried to come back, but Eastern Michigan was able to control the 2nd half to clock thanks to the running of Jeff Nights, who finished with 127 yards on the day. MLB Fred Mira also had a monster day, shutting down Hawaii almost singlehandedly with 10 Tackles, 2 Sacks, 2 Stuffs, and 1 Hurry.

DE Ng: 5 Tackles, 1 FF
RB Nights: 22-127-0, 3-22-0

Oklahoma at Clemson

This was a pretty balanced game. The teams traded scores in the first half for a 10-10 tie. OKlahoma came out strong int he 3rd quarter behind the running of Adrian Peterson, but red zone problems forced them to settle for a FG and a 13-10 lead. The two defenses then buckled down, and after a series of stalled drives, Oklahoma finally broke the game open with two George Brittenum-Louis Mann TD passes in the 4th quarter. Clemson added a late FG, but it was way too late and Oklahoma opens the season with a 27-13 win.

Peterson: 19-138-0, 1-12-0

Washington State at Florida State

FSU QB Joe Franklin and Washington State QB Terry Epstein combined for 5 TD passes in a wild first half that ended with a 21-14 FSU lead. The 2nd half was a different story. FSU's defense began to pressure Epstein and forced him into 3 INT's. Meanwhile, FSU's offense switched it's focus to RB Paul Edwards, who scored 3 2nd half TD's and ended up with 214 yards on the day. FSU easily won 42-24.

Franklin: 22-34-295-4-1, 5-12-0

Purdue at Miami

Bonetta had another strong day, as he opened the scoring with a 25 yard TD run. Purdue stayed close in the 1st half and was only down by 10 pts. after a 97 yard punt return right before the half. Miami's defense shut down Purdue in the 2nd half, and came up with their own punt return to put the game away. RB Galen Rozier had 189 yards in the 41-17 win.

Bonetta: 8-63-1

Arizona State at Georgia Tech

Colton Mayes did his best, but the offensive line protection is really hampering him. He still ended up with 258 yards and 2 TD's, and led ARizona State in a seesaw offensive battle with the Yellow Jackets. The teams traded scores in a wild first half that ended with a 24-24 tie. The offenses slowed down a bit in the 2nd half, but Georgia Tech scored with 5:14 left to take a 38-31 lead. The Sun Devils had two more chances to tie it, but bad playcalling (a run on 3rd and 9 with 3:41 left???) and poor pass protection did them in.

Mayes: 23-38-258-2-1

Texas A&M at Michigan

Not much to write about here. Michigan absolutely throttled A&M. The 34-23 score doesn't even come close to describing what an ass kicking it was. The Wolverings outgained the Aggies 453-239, had twice as many first downs and controlled the clock for 34:03. Michigan's WR trio of Holmes, Griffin, and Noa combined for 19 catches and 229 yards as the team jumped out to a 27-3 halftime lead. A&M scored two TD's in junk time to make it look alot closer.

WR Holmes: 8-97-0
MLB Gonzalez: 7 Tackles, 6 Assists, 1 Sack, 3 PD

Kansas State at Penn State

Now this was a surprise. Kansas State was supposed to be a national title contender, but the Nittany Lions humiliated them in Happy Valley. Three different Penn State defenders (including Rick Jolley) had INT returns for TD's and KSU QB Derrick Watson threw 6 INT's total (Backup Gene Dingle threw a 7th). When Penn State's offense actually had to show up on the field, they acquitted themselves nicely, averaging 6.1 yards per play and scoring 4 TD's for an easy 49-10 victory.

Jolley: 6 Tackles, 1 Assist, 1 Stuff, 1 Hurry, 1 FF, 1 INT, 1 TD
Gunner: 4 Tackles, 2 Assists, 1 Hurry

Texas at Ole Miss

This was an odd game. Texas clearly seemed to be the better team, but a combination of Penalties, an INT, missed FG, and poor 3rd down conversions prevented them from getting a consistent drive going. QB AB Burnell had 287 yards passing, but couldn't put the Longhorns on the board until he threw a 61 yard TD pass with 5:04 left in the 3rd. This brought them within 13-7, but they could get no closer. Ole Miss answered with a FG and TD, and then put the game away with 3:50 left on 33 yard TD pass. Al Mighty caught a 17 yard TD pass with 54 seconds to make it 28-21 but the Longhorns could not recover the onside kick.

WR Mighty: 8-104-1

USC at Colorado

They just kept coming. A Field Goal. Badstreet Fields 2 yard TD run. Badstreet Fields 7 yard TD run. Nielsen to Heap 24 yard TD pass. Nielsen-Fields 11 yard TD pass. USC didn't know what hit them. They looked up at the scoreboard and it read: Colorado 31, USC 0, with 2:57 left in the quarter. USC got their act together and tried to make a game of it. A 10 yard TD run in the 4th quarter brought them within two scores at 34-20, but they turned the ball over on their next two drives and COlorado came away with a huge upset.

Nielsen: 19-28-201-2-0
Fields: 28-144-2, 3-32-1
Heap: 6-48-0
Hoo: 6 Tackles, 1 Assist, 1 Stuff, 1 Hurry, 1 FF

Notre Dame at Oregon State

This was another case where a team was clearly better, but couldn't put it all together. Notre Dame struggled on 3rd down all day and after an 87 yard punt return by Oregon State, the Irish were down 20-3. They finally got some offense going behind RB AKil Quinlan and QB Johnny Williams. Still, Oregon State's great special teams kept them in front. After two Williams TD passes, Notre was down 30-27. OSU added a FG and Notre Dame had one last shot with 50 seconds left. Williams hit Moore on a 52 yard pass play and the Irish were in business! They drove to the OSU 23, but Williams was intercepted with 28 seconds left and Notre Dame suffered it's 2nd straight defeat.

Williams: 19-30-223-2-1
Moore: 8-94-1

West Virginia at Nebraska

Behind the running of RB's Eric Roy and Cedric Lee, the Mountaineers suspriringly kept this one close for quite a while. In fact, they led late in the 2nd quarter, until Nebraska's Atnaf Thomas bowled in for a 3 yard TD run for a 17-13 lead right before the half. In the 2nd half, West Virginia curiously abandoned the run and relied on QB Pete Aska, who proceeded to throw 3 INT's. Nebraska took advantage and scored three straight 2nd half TD's to build a 38-13 lead. A late TD pass from Aska made it 38-20 but there were only 52 seconds left.

Roy: 14-80-0, 1-13-0

Troy at North Carolina

The Tarheels were booed at home as they struggled against a weak Troy team. Despite UNC holding the lead for almost the entire game, Troy kept coming back and managed to pull as close as 2 after a 35 yard INT return made it 20-18. Finally, the defense buckled down and came away with a safety on Troy's next drive. The offense added a late TD for a 29-18 win. North Carolina is 2-0, but they cannot play this sloppy and expect to win in the ACC.

TE Hunter: 4-25-0

Louisiana-Monroe at NC State

This one was never in doubt. Heisman candidate James Gaiters ran for 200 yards and 3 TD's, QB LEs Tomczak threw 3 TD passes, and the defense collected 4 sacks, 3 turnovers, and only allowed 255 total yards. The final score was 45-3. It will be interesting to see how they hold up against tougher competition.

DE Elkin: 4 Tackles, 1 Sack, 1 Hurry

Tulane at Arkansas

Tulane scored first on a 1 yard TD run, but that was it. QB Matt Jones had a terrific day, with 311 yards and 2 TD's and the Razorbacks never looked back on their way to a 37-7 victory.

QB Jones: 26-32-311-2-0, 4-43-0

Rice at Northern Illinois

Tim Scobey does it again. The unerhalded WR who returned two punts for TD's last week, scored on a 43 yard reverse play. This was a huge play as it put Northern Illinois up 10-10 tie early int he 2nd half. Rice returned the favor with a FG, but then QB Sunny Verna found Preston Mattos for a 40 yard TD pass and Ertmann scored from 7 yards out to make the score 31-13. Rice was unable to get anything going the rest of the way, and NIU opens the season with a 2-0 start.

QB Verma: 14-25-221-2-0
RB Ertmann: 23-104-1, 5-81-1

Wyoming at Arizona

I guess the word for it is: OUCH. Arizona harassed Wyoming QB Tim Moungey, forcing him into 3 INT's and only 18 of 41 completions. Wyoming's defense played a gutsy game, only allowing two Arizona FG's for a 6-0 halftime score. However, they began to tire in the 2nd half, and Arizona added three more TD's for a 27-0 victory.

QB Moungey: 18-41-267-0-3, 8-50-0

UTEP at San Diego State

MLB JeeberD Mack led a stifling UTEP defense that held San Diego State to 11 first downs and 203 total yards. UTEP's offense had a surprigsingly strong day, putting up 426 yards, and only turning the ball over once. This was an easy 27-0 victory.

MLB Mack: 8 Tackles, 1 Sack, 3 Stuffs, 1 FF

Colorado State at Michigan State

It was a wild game, featuring three TD's of more than 70 yards. Michigan State led 16-13 at the half, thanks to a 84 yd INT return. Colorado State quickly tied it up in the 3rd quarter and both teams traded TD's until Michigan State's Dwayne Lawson threw a 71 yard TD pass to put the Spartans up 37-30. The Rams had no answer for this, and their QB Greg Moss was sacked for a safety as time ran out. LB Danny Wilson made a nice debut, but the rest of the defense couldn't support him.

MLB Wilson: 8 Tackles, 2 Assists

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Forgot to post this earlier...

FOFC Results Week 1

Week 1 Results Away team Home team Score POG #17 Notre Dame (0-2) #10 USC (1-1) 29-12 RB K. Fowler (USC) #16 Virginia Tech (2-0) Florida Atlantic (0-2) 37-6 RB E. Lewis (VT) Florida Int (1-1) #18 Kansas State (1-1) 31-10 RB M. Thomas (KSU) Ball State (1-1) #13 Missouri (1-1) 58-17 RB C. Celestin (MO) Rutgers (0-2) #2 Nebraska (2-0) 37-13 RB A. Thomas (NEB) #15 Texas Tech (2-0) Louisville (0-2) 25-6 RB D. Hinton (TTCH) #25 Oregon State (2-0) Alabama Birmingham (0-2) 56-21 RB D. Word (ORST) West Virginia (1-1) #5 LSU (1-1) 34-31 QB T. Wells (LSU) Illinois (0-2) #22 Alabama (1-1) 45-17 QB S. Palepoi (ALB) Akron (0-2) #12 Auburn (1-1) 35-17 RB K. Monk (AUB) #8 Miami (2-0) Ohio (0-2) 42-7 RB E. Bonetta (MIA) Baylor (0-2) #9 Ole Miss (2-0) 33-19 RB B. Beasley (MISS) Vanderbilt (1-1) #19 Wisconsin (2-0) 24-13 RB M. Levels (WIS) Virginia (1-1) #14 Colorado (2-0) 36-24 RB B. Fields (COL) Arkansas State (1-1) #21 Boston College (2-0) 37-6 RB A. Grossman (BC) Louisiana-Monroe (0-2) #4 Texas (1-1) 48-20 RB M. Mucker (TEX) Utah State (0-2) #3 Florida (2-0) 54-0 RB G. Burks (FLA) Tulane (0-2) Navy (2-0) 23-13 RB K. Bryant (NAVY) Maryland (2-0) Temple (0-2) 30-10 WR A. Rackers (UMD) Army (1-1) Air Force (1-0) 31-10 WR J. Tant (AIRF) Southern Miss (2-0) Arizona (1-1) 29-17 WR A. Lincoln (ARZ) Duke (0-2) Arizona State (1-1) 28-21 WR E. Perry (ASU) Kansas (0-2) Oregon (2-0) 29-3 RB R. Dudley (ORE) Memphis (1-1) Washington (1-1) 37-13 RB J. Maddox (WASH) Cincinnati (1-1) Wash State (0-2) 31-28 QB T. Epstein (WAST) San Jose State (0-2) North Carolina (2-0) 29-23 OT T. Cappleman (UNC Pittsburgh (2-0) Bowling Green (1-1) 27-3 RB K. Gray (PITT) Northern Illinois (2-0) Syracuse (1-1) 26-20 DE N. Cribbs (NIU) Toledo (0-2) Penn State (2-0) 45-0 QB J. Daughtery (PNS Louisiana-Laf (0-2) Central Michigan (1-1) 21-20 QB T. Morris (CMU) Eastern Michigan (1-1) Boise State (1-1) 39-20 QB D. Hutchinson (BO Tulsa (1-1) Brigham Young (1-1) 13-9 FS M. Jackson (BYU) San Diego State (1-1) Fresno State (1-1) 33-21 RB E. Haynes (FRS) UTEP (1-1) Wyoming (1-1) 21-16 OLB J. Coleman (UTEP Idaho (0-2) California (2-0) 34-10 RB C. Bennett (CAL) Stanford (1-1) Arkansas (1-1) 16-13 RB R. Witcher (ARK) Hawaii (0-2) UCLA (1-1) 51-7 QB C. McNeal (UCLA) UConn (0-2) Northwestern (1-1) 17-14 RB M. Stewart (UCON) Troy (0-2) Nevada (2-0) 18-15 OLB M. Burrell (TROY North Texas (1-1) NC State (2-0) 48-21 FB K. Curry (NCST)

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FOFC Players of the Week, Week 2

Offense: QB Matt Jones, Arkansas
Defense: MLB Rick Jolley, Penn State

[DeToxRox]

CSU demands a game

[larrymcg421]

Originally Posted by DeToxRoxDVHStyle

CSU demands a game

My bad. I left you out, but you're in there now.

[DeToxRox]

Thanks.

F MSU.

Buffalos are TOAST

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Week 2 Results
	Away team		Home team	Score	POG
	#7 Oklahoma (1-0)		Clemson (0-1)	27-13	OG M. Vincent (CLEM)
	Wash State (0-2)		#11 Florida State (1-0)	42-24	RB P. Edwards (FSU)
	#22 Alabama (1-1)		#16 Virginia Tech (2-0)	44-33	QB S. Palepoi (ALB)
	#23 Purdue (0-1)		#8 Miami (2-0)	41-17	QB K. Shanle (MIA)
	Texas A&M (0-1)		#1 Michigan (1-0)	34-23	WR J. Griffin (MICH)
	#20 Ohio State (1-0)		Washington (1-1)	31-27	RB T. Weaver (OHST)
	#12 Auburn (1-1)		#19 Wisconsin (2-0)	27-10	RB M. Levels (WIS)
	#18 Kansas State (1-1)		Penn State (2-0)	49-10	WR M. Jones (PNST)
	#4 Texas (1-1)		#9 Ole Miss (2-0)	28-21	RB G. Saxton (MISS)
	#10 USC (1-1)		#14 Colorado (2-0)	34-20	RB B. Fields (COL)
	#13 Missouri (1-1)		California (2-0)	31-28	RB C. Celestin (MO)
	#17 Notre Dame (0-2)		#25 Oregon State (2-0)	33-27	RB A. Quillan (ND)
	Illinois (0-2)		#21 Boston College (2-0)	42-20	RB A. Grossman (BC)
	West Virginia (1-1)		#2 Nebraska (2-0)	38-20	RB A. Thomas (NEB)
	Cincinnati (1-1)		#15 Texas Tech (2-0)	39-19	RB T. Angulo (TTCH)
	Northwestern (1-1)		#3 Florida (2-0)	41-24	WR J. Auer (NW)
	Wake Forest (0-1)		#6 Georgia (1-0)	47-17	RB S. Taylor (UGA)
	#5 LSU (1-1)		Baylor (0-2)	47-17	QB T. Wells (LSU)
	East Carolina (0-1)		#24 Oklahoma State (1-0)	31-14	RB G. McCrary (OKST)
	Temple (0-2)		Virginia (1-1)	30-6	ILB E. Young (UVA)
	Texas Christian (0-1)		Army (1-1)	21-20	RB B. Schroeder (TCU
	UCLA (1-1)		Maryland (2-0)	19-14	WR J. Penn (UCLA)
	Arizona State (1-1)		Georgia Tech (1-0)	38-31	RB C. Hynoski (ASU)
	Iowa State (1-0)		Rutgers (0-2)	26-25	RB T. Denson (RUT)
	UConn (0-2)		Oregon (2-0)	21-7	OG K. Fisher (ORE)
	Indiana (0-1)		Tennessee (1-0)	54-20	RB A. Brown (TENN)
	Kansas (0-2)		Miss State (1-0)	31-7	DE C. Word (KAN)
	Duke (0-2)		South Carolina (1-0)	44-10	RB W. McCleon (SC)

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	Troy (0-2)		North Carolina (2-0)	29-18	CB J. Brown (UNC)
	Louisiana-Monroe (0-2)		NC State (2-0)	45-3	RB J. Gaiters (NCST)
	Florida Atlantic (0-2)		Pittsburgh (2-0)	30-14	RB K. Gray (PITT)
	Akron (0-2)		Syracuse (1-1)	31-17	QB H. Thomas (SYR)
	Marshall (0-1)		Iowa (1-0)	26-13	RB J. Leigh (IOWA)
	Colorado State (0-1)		Michigan State (1-0)	39-30	RB E. Anders (CSU)
	New Mexico (0-1)		Minnesota (1-0)	29-20	QB T. Crittenden (UN
	Houston (1-0)		Louisiana-Laf (0-2)	10-9	RB D. Carpenter (HOU
	Louisville (0-2)		Memphis (1-1)	22-19	QB J. Gagliano (LOU)
	Central Michigan (1-1)		Southern Miss (2-0)	25-10	CB S. Pritchard (SOM
	Tulane (0-2)		Arkansas (1-1)	37-7	RB R. Witcher (ARK)
	Alabama Birmingham (0-2)		Arkansas State (1-1)	13-9	SS G. Fouts (UAB)
	Boise State (1-1)		South Florida (1-0)	24-20	QB B. Conway (USF)
	San Jose State (0-2)		Navy (2-0)	54-20	QB O. Hayes (NAVY)
	Buffalo (0-1)		Florida Int (1-1)	26-16	FS A. White (FIU)
	Louisiana Tech (1-0)		Central Florida (0-1)	40-0	RB B. Michalik (LATC
	Utah (1-0)		Kent State (0-1)	34-33	SS J. Stanley (KENT)
	Miami (OH) (1-0)		Idaho (0-2)	33-3	SS W. Pollard (IDHO)
	Nevada (2-0)		Ohio (0-2)	38-14	WR B. Holleyman (NEV
	Southern Methodist (0-1)		Ball State (1-1)	24-13	QB W. Peterson (BALL
	New Mexico St (0-1)		Bowling Green (1-1)	21-19	WR L. Walker (BGSU)
	Hawaii (0-2)		Eastern Michigan (1-1)	24-10	OT P. Murphy (EMU)
	Rice (0-1)		Northern Illinois (2-0)	31-13	RB D. Ertmann (NIU)
	Toledo (0-2)		Brigham Young (1-1)	22-17	WR B. Simon (TOL)
	Vanderbilt (1-1)		Western Michigan (0-1)	20-7	RB T. Perry (VAND)
	UNLV (1-0)		Tulsa (1-1)	23-16	RB C. Parker (TLSA)
	Wyoming (1-1)		Arizona (1-1)	27-0	RB M. Evans (ARZ)
	Stanford (1-1)		Fresno State (1-1)	28-22	WR D. Bruce (FRS)
	UTEP (1-1)		San Diego State (1-1)	27-0	DE A. Mitchell (SDSU
	Middle Tenn St (0-1)		Kentucky (1-0)	22-7	SS S. Sutton (MTSU)
	Utah State (0-2)		North Texas (1-1)	25-11	K J. Runyan (UNT)

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Passing Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	Comp	Att	Yards	TD	Rating
1	O.J. Hayes	Navy	W, 54-20 San Jose State	21	30	433	4	235.2
2	Sammy Neal	California	W, 31-28 #13 Missouri	23	38	416	3	168.0
3	Seth Palepoi	Alabama	L, 33-44 at #16 Virginia Tech	25	38	405	4	184.8
4	Jon Owens	Washington	L, 27-31 #20 Ohio State	21	37	372	2	148.2
5	Tywan Wells	LSU	W, 47-17 at Baylor	22	30	371	3	203.5
6	Earl McCullough	Florida	W, 41-24 Northwestern	24	34	363	3	189.4
7	Chuck Boyer	Pittsburgh	W, 30-14 Florida Atlantic	20	31	356	1	165.2
8	Mac Jervey	San Jose State	L, 20-54 at Navy	11	25	347	2	171.0
9	Eason Smith	North Texas	W, 25-11 Utah State	21	39	335	1	129.3
10	Ken Bratzke	Texas Tech	W, 39-19 Cincinnati	24	32	334	1	173.0

Rushing Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	Rush	Yards	YPC	TD
1	Paul Edwards	Florida State	W, 42-24 Wash State	27	214	7.93	2
2	Al Brown	Tennessee	W, 54-20 Indiana	25	213	8.52	3
3	Ed Lewis	Virginia Tech	W, 44-33 #22 Alabama	30	213	7.10	1
4	James Gaiters	NC State	W, 45-3 Louisiana-Monroe	31	200	6.45	3
5	Jeremy Leigh	Iowa	W, 26-13 Marshall	35	200	5.71	0
6	Spencer Taylor	Georgia	W, 47-17 Wake Forest	32	196	6.12	2
7	Galen Rozier	Miami	W, 41-17 #23 Purdue	32	189	5.91	0
8	Adam Grossman	Boston College	W, 42-20 Illinois	30	182	6.07	0
9	D'Wayne Carpenter	Houston	W, 10-9 at Louisiana-Laf	31	166	5.35	0
10	Pat Lyon	Miss State	W, 31-7 Kansas	23	160	6.96	0

Receiving Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	Rec	Yards	YPC	TD
1	Bill Holleyman	Nevada	W, 38-14 at Ohio	5	188	37.6	1
2	Cliff Brito	Florida	W, 41-24 Northwestern	7	164	23.4	1
3	Clarence Burns	San Jose State	L, 20-54 at Navy	2	162	81.0	2
4	Stanford Romanik	Baylor	L, 17-47 #5 LSU	8	157	19.6	0
5	Todd Peterson	Washington	L, 27-31 #20 Ohio State	6	155	25.8	1
6	Dick Bramlett	Arizona	W, 27-0 Wyoming	8	151	18.9	1
7	Otis Lane	Wash State	L, 24-42 at #11 Florida State	8	143	17.9	2
8	Jim Drummond	Alabama	L, 33-44 at #16 Virginia Tech	6	142	23.7	2
9	Artrell Lewis	Georgia Tech	W, 38-31 Arizona State	8	141	17.6	1
10	Shawn Banks	California	W, 31-28 #13 Missouri	4	141	35.2	1

Sack Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	Sacks	Loss	Stuffs	Loss
1	Keith Brown	Kansas	L, 7-31 at Miss State	4	15	1	2
2	Deuce Jackson	Rutgers	L, 25-26 Iowa State	3	16	2	2
3	Chester White	Georgia Tech	W, 38-31 Arizona State	3	8	0	0
4	Dante Smith	Indiana	L, 20-54 at Tennessee	3	20	0	0
5	Mike Sharpe	Marshall	L, 13-26 at Iowa	3	23	0	0
6	Autry Stallworth	Miami (OH)	W, 33-3 at Idaho	2	24	2	3
7	Fred Mira	Eastern Michigan	W, 24-10 Hawaii	2	7	2	6
8	Eddie Young	Virginia	W, 30-6 Temple	2	9	1	2
9	Andre Gogan	Oregon	W, 21-7 UConn	2	15	1	2
10	Ross Alexander	UConn	L, 7-21 at Oregon	2	3	1	1

Tackle Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	Tackles	Solo	Ast	Sacks
1	Nate Hawthorne	Wake Forest	L, 17-47 at #6 Georgia	16	12	4	0
2	Javon Stanley	Kent State	L, 33-34 Utah	14	10	4	0
3	Jammi Tuttle	Texas Christian	L, 20-21 at Army	14	7	7	0
4	Kenny Hannam	Northwestern	L, 24-41 at #3 Florida	14	8	6	0
5	Billy Williams	Stanford	L, 22-28 at Fresno State	14	9	5	0
6	Shane McCallum	Tulane	L, 7-37 at Arkansas	14	7	7	0
7	Woody Muhammad	Florida Atlantic	L, 14-30 at Pittsburgh	13	11	2	2
8	David Gonzalez	Michigan	W, 34-23 Texas A&M	13	7	6	1
9	Don Dowling	Missouri	L, 28-31 at California	12	8	4	1
10	Markus Carter	Texas A&M	L, 23-34 at #1 Michigan	12	8	4	1

Interception Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	Ints	Yards	PD	Tackles	Def TD
1	Gary Verser	Missouri	L, 28-31 at California	3	26	1	3	0
2	Randy Dielman	Arizona	W, 27-0 Wyoming	2	23	2	7	0
3	Tom Morrison	South Carolina	W, 44-10 Duke	2	23	1	6	0
4	Preston Henson	Buffalo	L, 16-26 at Florida Int	2	51	1	4	1
5	Larry Lawson	Fresno State	W, 28-22 Stanford	2	35	1	11	0
6	Chris Kassulke	Nebraska	W, 38-20 West Virginia	2	0	1	8	0
7	John Humble	Virginia	W, 30-6 Temple	2	0	0	6	0
8	Vincent Jordan	Oregon	W, 21-7 UConn	2	0	0	3	0
9	Ben Fiedler	Texas A&M	L, 23-34 at #1 Michigan	2	35	0	9	0
10	Darryll Green	LSU	W, 47-17 at Baylor	2	20	0	4	0

Kick Return Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	KickRet	Yards	Ave	Long	TD
1	George Harry	Notre Dame	L, 27-33 at #25 Oregon State	7	259	37.0	86	0
2	Benny O'Neil	Purdue	L, 17-41 at #8 Miami	5	210	42.0	97	1
3	Dorsey Theismann	Missouri	L, 28-31 at California	6	199	33.2	98	0
4	Stanford Romanik	Baylor	L, 17-47 #5 LSU	7	189	27.0	45	0
5	Ted Darkins	Virginia Tech	W, 44-33 #22 Alabama	4	177	44.2	90	1
6	Dennis King	Arizona State	L, 31-38 at Georgia Tech	4	175	43.8	100	0
7	Theo Watts	Ohio	L, 14-38 Nevada	6	168	28.0	47	0
8	Mike Lee	Oregon State	W, 33-27 #17 Notre Dame	4	166	41.5	86	0
9	Brandon Brinson	Alabama	L, 33-44 at #16 Virginia Tech	6	166	27.7	31	0
10	Frank Alexander	Indiana	L, 20-54 at Tennessee	6	163	27.2	35	0

Punt Return Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	PuntRet	Yards	Ave	Long	TD
1	Dean Henley	Oregon State	W, 33-27 #17 Notre Dame	3	148	49.3	87	1
2	Kerry Hardman	Miami (OH)	W, 33-3 at Idaho	9	134	14.9	25	0
3	David Dudley	Colorado State	L, 30-39 at Michigan State	3	133	44.3	84	1
4	Don Armour	Texas A&M	L, 23-34 at #1 Michigan	3	107	35.7	90	1
5	Darryll Green	LSU	W, 47-17 at Baylor	5	92	18.4	64	1
6	Najeh Lynch	Louisiana Tech	W, 40-0 at Central Florida	4	92	23.0	30	0
7	Mike Royal	Ole Miss	W, 28-21 #4 Texas	6	89	14.8	42	0
8	Tom Cook	Louisville	L, 19-22 at Memphis	6	87	14.5	36	0
9	Bob Deberg	Arkansas	W, 37-7 Tulane	4	86	21.5	35	0
10	Thomas Stallworth	Nevada	W, 38-14 at Ohio	2	82	41.0	79	1

Kicking Leaders
Rank	Player	Team	Result	FGM	FGA	Long	XPM	XPA
1	Jamie Runyan	North Texas	W, 25-11 Utah State	6	6	52	1	1
2	Haywood Tillman	Stanford	L, 22-28 at Fresno State	5	6	49	1	1
3	Ryan Brown	Brigham Young	W, 22-17 Toledo	5	5	48	1	1
4	Alshermond Tercero	Southern Miss	W, 25-10 Central Michigan	4	4	42	1	1
5	Turk Parry	Maryland	W, 19-14 UCLA	4	4	48	1	1
6	Jeff Lewis	Iowa	W, 26-13 Marshall	4	5	42	2	2
7	Tommy Schindler	Florida	W, 41-24 Northwestern	4	5	36	3	3
8	Bob Knight	Oregon State	W, 33-27 #17 Notre Dame	4	4	50	3	3
9	Rocky Barnett	Georgia	W, 47-17 Wake Forest	4	4	40	5	5
10	Steve Mitchell	Navy	W, 54-20 San Jose State	4	4	43	6	6

[larrymcg421]

Uh oh. I just got a RTE 75 Path File/Access Error. I have to go now and will look at this later, but week 2 may or may not have happened.

[vex]

That's fine. I'm sure it was a mistake earlier anyways, you only had AD for 139 yds, sure you meant 239.

[larrymcg421]

Still working on this. I'm having trouble with the player names. The game doesn't seem to liek the unique names very much and sometimes it changes them in between saves. I still can't fix the current dynasty, but the path/file error seems to be fine when I start a new dynasty with the same roster file.

[vex]

G'luck getting it figured out. Go Sooners!