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Or if I could have recovered an onside kick. They actually did pick up some points off a turnover as a punted ball, took a Rutgers bounce, and then bounced off one of my blockers where they picked it up at around the Rutgers 20. I think that was probably ended up with Imoh's 12 yard TD run. I need to beat West Virginia really badly, if I want to go to a New Year's day bowl, which would likely be the Gator Bowl. |
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09-23-2003, 01:50 AM
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I was refering to the two they ran back on you the previous game. They may have gotten points off the turnovers this time, but at least they had to work a little for them. Good luck versus West Virginia. At least you are getting a lot of television coverage. I think that helps recruiting even if they are losses.
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09-23-2003, 02:11 PM
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#43 West Virginia Mountaineerss (3-3/0-1) @ #22 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (3-2/0-1)
After 2 straight losses, the Scarlet Knights will try to get back on track against the always tough Mountaineers. The game will receive regional TV coverage. Both Herbstreit and Corso picked the Knights to win. Key Players West Virginia: HB Kay-Jay Harris, HB Jason Colson, QB Rasheed Marshall Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston, CB Tavaris Gant, MLB Brady Huff Injuries West Virginia: SS Jahmile Addae - Hip Bursistis - 2 weeks OT Travis Garrett - Strained Back - 8 weeks Rutgers: None In the 1st quarter, West Virginia's FS Lawrence Audena suffered a strained knee playing special teams on a kickoff. He will miss the remainder of the game. Well this game is looking like an old fashioned shootout. I can't stop the option, and they can't stop the pass. Halftime Score: Rutgers 27, West Virginia 10 In the 3rd quarter, our starting SS Maximus Meridius suffered a pulled groin. He will be out of action for 3 weeks. Jarvis Johnson will take over the starting SS spot in his absence. Final Score: Rutgers 44, West Virginia 31 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter WVU 29 yard FG by Cooper - 8:38 RU 1 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 6:10 WVU 20 yard pass from Marshall to Bolden (Cooper Kick) - 3:21 RU 7 yard pass from Hart to Tucker (Radigan Kick) - 1:42 2nd quarter RU 31 yard FG by Radigan - 9:57 RU 57 yard interception return by Nugent (Radigan Kick) - 2:30 RU 34 yard FG by Radigan - 0:00 3rd quarter WVU 19 yard pass from Marshall to Bolden (Cooper Kick) - 5:51 RU 1 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 1:43 4th Quarter WVU 12 yard pass from Marshall to Polk (Cooper Kick) - 8:05 RU 14 run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 4:44 WVU 12 yard pass from Marshall to Bolden (Cooper Kick) - 3:04 RU 31 yard FG by Radigan - 0:33 Players of the Game West Virginia: WR Raysawn Bolden - 8 rec, 157 yards, 3 TD Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston - 23 car, 158 yards, 2 TD, 7 rec, 72 yards Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 20-31, 277 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT West Virginia: Rasheed Marshall - 19-35, 289 yards, 4 TD, 2 INT Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 23 car, 158 yards, 2 TD, long 33 Markis Facyson - 3 car, 23 yards, 1 TD, long 20 Brian Leonard - 1 car, 5 yards Ryan Hart - 10 car, -86 yards, long 0 West Virginia: Kay-Jay Harris - 21 car, 122 yards, long 48 Tony Best - 6 car, 7 yards, long 12 Jason Colson - 1 car, -3 yards Rasheed Marshall - 5 car, -27 yards, long 1 Receiving Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 7 rec, 72 yards, long 22 Shawn Tucker - 5 rec, 92 yards, 1 TD, long 30 Tres Moses - 3 rec, 50 yards, long 38 Samuel Johnson - 2 rec, 29 yards, long 16 Markis Facyson - 1 rec, 18 yards Jerry Andre - 1 rec, 10 yards Chris Baker - 1 rec, 6 yards West Virginia: Raysawn Bolden - 8 rec, 157 yards, 3 TD, long 29 Dan Polk - 4 rec, 48 yards, 1 TD, long 16 Kay-Jay Harris - 2 rec, 30 yards, long 21 John Huggins - 2 rec, 26 yards, long 19 Miquelle Henderson - 1 rec, 20 yards Marley Riley - 1 rec, 12 yards Dee Alston - 1 rec, -4 yards Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Will Gilkison - 7; William Beckford - 6; Jarvis Johnson, Pete Kramer, Brady Huff -5 Sacks: Will Gilkison - 2, Alfred Peterson, Ed Cobb - 1 INTs: Jason Nugent, Eddie Grimes - 1 West Virginia Tackles: George Shehl, Adam Jones - 8; Anthony Mims - 7; Mike Lorello - 6; Sacks: Ben Lynch - 3; Craig Wilson, Mike Lorello - 2; Scott Gyorko, Adam Lehnortt - 1 INTs: Adam Lehnortt - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 3-3 FG, long 34, 5-5 XP West Virginia: Brad Cooper - 1-1 FG, long 29, 4-4 XP Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 3 punts, 36.0 average, long 44, 1 inside 20, 29.0 net West Virginia: Tremayne Jones - 3 punts, 40.6 average, long 43, 2 inside 20, 27.0 net Kick Return Rutgers: Jason Nugent - 4 ret, 24.7 average, long 38 Tres Moses - 1 ret, 24 yards Jerry Andre - 1 ret, 1 yard West Virginia: Adam Jones - 5 ret, 19.1 average, long 21 Kay-Jay Harris - 2 ret, 20.0 average, long 20 Craig Wilson - 1 ret, 7 yards Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 3 ret, 13.6 average, long 33 West Virginia: Adam Jones - 1 ret, 12 yards Kay-Jay Harris - 1 ret, 9 yards Next Week: A trip to Heinz Field to take on the suprisingly bad Pittsburgh Panthers.
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09-23-2003, 02:52 PM
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Week 8 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week #6 Florida State @ #12 Miami - Miami 33-17 Other National Games The Red River Shootout - #5 Texas vs #8 Oklahoma - Oklahoma 35-23 #7 Arkansas vs #4 Auburn - Arkansas 34-28 #11 Tennessee @ #9 Georgia - Georgia 35-20 Other Significant Games Wisconsin @ #1 Ohio State - Wisconsin 33-30 OT #2 Virginia Tech @ Syracuse - Virginia Tech 38-7 #3 Southern Cal @ Stanford - Southern Cal 48-27 Clemson @ #13 Virginia - Virginia 42-20 Battle for the Missouri-Nebraska Bell - #25 Missouri @ #14 Nebraska - Nebraska 37-7 Vanderbilt @ #15 North Carolina State - North Carolina State 38-3 Battle for the Little Brown Jug - Minnesota @ #16 Michigan - Minnesota 28-6 #17 Maryland @ Duke - Maryland 38-31 OT #19 Purdue @ Penn State - Penn State 45-9 #20 Louisville @ Army - Louisville 64-7 #21 Colorado @ Kansas - Colorado 20-17 Sports Illustrated - Bowl Rankings announced Cover Story Powers Collide Oklahoma's 35-23 victory over Texas leads a weekend of great games. Photo: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma #35 Bowl Rankings Story: Fresh Off the Press! Check out the season's Inaugural Bowl Rankings. Photo: David Bergeron, Stanford #48, trying to chase down Matt Leinart, Southern Cal #11.
Top 25 Polls Story: Buckeyes Bucked! Wisconsin's upset of Ohio State raises some eyebrows around the league. Photo: Brutus Buckeye, Ohio State mascot Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Virginia Tech (36) 2. Southern Cal (21) 3. Arkansas (1) 4. Oklahoma 5. Georgia (1) 6. Miami 7. Oregon State 8. Ohio State 9. Auburn 10. Texas 11. Virginia 12. Florida State 13. Nebraska 14. North Carolina State 15. Maryland 21. Rutgers Media Poll Top 15 1. Virginia Tech (51) 2. Southern Cal (20) 3. Oklahoma 4. Georgia 5. Arkansas 6. Miami 7. Oregon State 8. Texas 9. Ohio State 10. Auburn 11. Virginia 12. Florida State 13. Nebraska 14. North Carolina State 15. Maryland 21. Rutgers Heisman Watch Story: Rolling Along Hickson credits his O-line for allowing him to put up the numbers he has. Photo: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma #35, alludes the attempted tackle from Aurmon Satchell, Texas #56. <> Donta Hickson - HB, Oklahoma - 192 car, 1072 yards, 11 TD, 24 rec, 353 yards, 3 TD /\ Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 131 car, 908 yards, 14 TD, 9 rec, 110 yards /\ Jason Carter - HB, Texas A&M - 146 car, 772 yards, 29 rec, 244 yards, 9 total TD \/ Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 161 car, 917 yards, 9 TD, 11 rec, 133 yards, 2 TD /\ Wali Lundy - HB, Virginia - 110 car, 622 yards, 8 TD, 15 rec, 268 yards, 2 TD Players of the Week Story: Big Players, Big Plays Being named Player of the Week can't top beating your rival. Photo: Cory Ross, Nebraska #22 National PotW Offensive: Josh Brown - HB, North Carolina State - 36 car, 194 yards, 2 TD, 6 rec, 134 yards, 2 TD Defensive: Hakim Grimes - MLB, Arizona - 13 tackles, 2 TFL, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Mike Imoh - HB, Virginia Tech - 43 car, 223 yards, 4 TD, 3 rec, 78 yards Defensive: Jason Nugent - FS, Rutgers - 4 tackles, INT, TD Conference Standings Story: Passing the Test Razorbacks answer doubters on a weekend filled with great Top 25 action. Photo: Ahmad Carroll, Arkansas #8 Coach's Report Card West Virginia's coach threw down his headset after we beat them 44-31. Job Security: A+ Avg. Attendance: 45, 932 Last edited by General Mike : 09-23-2003 at 04:14 PM. |
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09-23-2003, 04:06 PM
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Mid-Season Stat look
NCAA Leaders Passing QB Rating: D.J. Shockley, Georgia - 168.0 Completed Passes: Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 178 Passes Attempted: Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 289 Yards: Timmy Change, Hawaii - 2547 TD passes: Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 19 Interceptions: Don Larson, Louisiana Tech - 15 Completion %: Barrick Nealy, Houston - 65% (93-141) Rushing Attempts: Joe Schieffer, Air Force - 211 Rushing Yards: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma - 1072 Average: Maurice Clarett, Ohio State - 6.9 ypc (131 att, 908 yards) Rushing TDs: Joe Schieffer, Air Force - 15 Yards after Contact: Tyrone Carter, North Texas - 233 yards Receiving Receptions: Jovon Bouknight, Wyoming - 50 Rec. Yards: Jovon Bouknight, Wyoming - 814 Average: Nichiren Flowers, Nevada - 21.0 (33 rec, 695 yards) Receiving TDs: Derek Hagan, Arizona State; Preston Williams, New Mexico State - 8 Run after Catch yards: Yamar Washington, Indiana - 337 Drops: Kemmie Lewis, Louisiana-Lafayette - 10 Blocking Pancakes: Gary Moore, Colorado; RT #55, Rice - 28 Defensive Tackles: Martin Patterson, Texas Christian - 75 Tackles For Loss: Patrick Harley, Hawaii; DT #99, New Mexico State - 14 Sacks: Patrick Goddpaster, Colorado State - 10 Interceptions: Tavaris Gant, Rutgers; Derrick Ansley, Troy State - 6 Pass Deflections: Jarwarski Pollock, North Carolina - 15 Forced Fumbles: John Rudzinski, Air Force - 5 Fumbles Recovered: Eric Mahl, Kent State - 5 Defensive TDs: Jason Nugent, Rutgers; Fabian Washington, Nebraska; Doug Daniel, Arkansas; Kevin Walton, New Mexico - 2 Kicking FG Made: Justin Ayat, Hawaii; Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma; Jonathan Nichols, Ole Miss; Travis Mayle, Kent State - 17 FG Attempted: Mike Brown, Michigan - 22 FG Percentage: Jared Siegel, Oregon; Mike Nugent, Ohio State - 100% (both are 13-13) FG Long: Travis Mayle, Kent State - 56 XP Made: Sandro DeAngelis, Nebraska; Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma - 38 XP Attempted: Sandro DeAngelis, Nebraska - 39 XP Percentage: 88 with 100% Kickoffs: Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma - 63 Touchbacks: Trey DiCarlos, Oklahoma - 13 Punting Punts: Adam Podlesh, Maryland; Larry Brooks, Navy; Alex Bradford, Army - 46 Yardage: Adam Podlesh, Maryland - 2044 Average: Tony Yelk, Iowa State - 49.6 (19 punts, 944 yards) Longest Punt: Sevin Sucurovic, Kentucky - 88 Punts Inside the 20: Brad Kadlubar, North Texas - 19 Net Yardage: Larry Brooks, Navy - 1685 Net Average: Robert Barkers, Air Force - 41.6 (33 punts, 1374 yards) Punt Touchbacks: Ryan Mentzel, Southern Methodist - 11 Kick Return Kicks Returned: Jovon Bouknight - 36 KR Yardage: Ashton Watson, Michigan State - 793 Average: Cedric Houston, Tennessee - 29.2 (14 ret, 409 yards) KR TDs: Chance Kreteschmer, Nevada - 2 Punt Return Punts Returned: Tres Moses, Rutgers - 31 PR Yardage: Tres Moses, Rutgers - 514 Average: Tres Moses, Rutgers; Fabian Washington, Nebraska - 16.5 (Washington with 348 on 21 returns) PR TDs: 20 with 1 Recruit Stats HB Paul Tracy - TheLionKing - West Virginia - Has Not Played OLB Nyar Lahotep - Nyarlahotep - Notre Dame - 45 tackles, 7 TFL, 1 FR, 7 pass deflections, MLB Colton Mayes - Blade6119 - Oklahoma - 9 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, 1 FF, 1 FR DE Jeeber D Mack - JeeberD - Southern Miss - 20 tackles, 1 TFL, RG Franklin Brown - Franklinnoble - UCLA - 6 pancakes, 7 sacks allowed CB Doug Daniel - Doug5984 - Arkansas - 13 tackles, 2 INT, 1 FF, 2 TD, 3 pass Deflections QB Dave Corson - EagleFan - Virginia Tech - Has Not Played QB Kevin Mitchell - RGunner - Central Florida - Has Not Played QB Chris Snow - RendeR - Tennessee - 4-14, 77 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 3 car, 20 yards SS Maximus Meridius - Sublime - Rutgers - 23 tackles, 4 TFL, 1 sacks, 1 INT, 1 FR, 1 TD, 2 pass deflections
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09-23-2003, 04:17 PM
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Doh!! If only I would get picks instead of deflections, maybe we could beat a high school jv team.
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09-23-2003, 04:31 PM
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I forgot to mention it, but they did beat UConn 28-7. Here's the remaining schedule for Notre Dame Week 9 BYE Week 10 vs Boston College (4-2) Week 11 BYE Week 12 @ #5 Georgia (7-0) Week 13 @ Navy (0-7) Week 14 vs Wake Forest (2-4) Week 15 @ #2 Southern Cal (6-0) Week 16 BYE
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09-23-2003, 05:00 PM
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Looks like we should get 2 or 3 more wins. But the way we have been playing I wouldn't be surprised with 0. Thanks for the extra info and good luck in the second half.
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09-23-2003, 11:58 PM
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#21Rutgers Scarlet Knights (4-2/1-1) @ #75 Pittsburgh Panthers (1-4/0-0)
Last week we had a tough challenge against West Virginia. This week we look to stay sharp as we head to Heinz Field to take on the underachieving Pittsburgh Panthers. No TV coverage this week, sorry Rutgers fans. Pittsburgh has some good weapons on offense, led by WR Larry Fitzgerald, so our defense will be tested. Key Players Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston, FS Jason Nugent, CB Tavaris Gant Pittsburgh: HB Raymond Kirkley, MLB Joe Dipre, OLB Malcolm Postell Injuries Rutgers: SS Maximus Meridius - Pulled Groin - 2 weeks Pittsburgh: LOLB Brian Bennett - Dislocated Ankle - Season Ending DT Charles Spencer - High Ankle Sprain - 5 weeks In the 2nd quarter, our starting C Kris Blankenship suffered a pinched nerve. He will miss the remainder of the game. Halftime Score: Rutgers 14, Pittsburgh 7 Final Score: Rutgers 21, Pittsburgh 14 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter RU 7 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 5:28 RU 9 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 1:04 2nd quarter PITT 28 yard interception return by Furman (Abdul Kick) - 3:33 3rd quarter PITT 35 yard pass from Palko to Murphy (Abdul Kick) - 1:25 4th Quarter RU 5 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 4:58 Players of the Game Rutgers: HB Markis Facyson - 9 car, 38 yards, 2 TD, 16 rec yards Pittsburgh: CB Marcus Furman - 8 tackles, 1 TFL, INT, TD Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 23-32, 184 yards, 1 INT Pittsburgh: Tyler Palko - 17-38, 213 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 27 car, 115 yards, 1 TD, long 11 Markis Facyson - 9 car, 38 yards Ryan Hart - 6 car, -29 yards, long 2 Pittsburgh: Raymond Kirkley - 14 car, 33 yards, long 9 Tim Murphy - 3 car, 4 yards, long 5 Joe Stephens - 1 car, 1 yard Tyler Palko - 3 car, -17 yards Receiving Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 7 rec, 47 yards, long 19 Shawn Tucker - 5 rec, 39 yards, long 19 Corey Barnes - 4 rec, 28 yards, long 18 Samuel Johnson - 3 rec, 16 yards, long 7 Jerry Andre - 2 rec, 27 yards, long 20 Markis Facyson - 1 rec, 16 yards Tres Moses - 1 rec, 11 yards Pittsburgh: Joe Stephens - 5 rec, 54 yards, long 18 Larry Fitzgerald - 5 rec, 44 yards, long 12 Princell Brockenbrou - 3 rec, 42 yards, long 27 Tim Murphy - 1 rec, 35 yards, 1 TD Erik Gill - 1 rec, 24 yards Billy Gaines - 1 rec, 9 yards Raymond Kirkley - 1 rec, 5 yards Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Jarvis Johnson, Jason Nugent - 6; Brady Huff - 5; 4 with 4 tackles Sacks: Nate Robinson, Ed Cobb, Brady Huff - 1 INTs: Dondre Asberry - 1 Pittsburgh Tackles: Tyrone Gilliard - 12; Tez Morris - 10; Marcus Furman, Joe Dipre - 8 Sacks: Thomas Smith - 2; Joe Dipre - 1 INTs: Marcus Furman - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 0-2 FG, 3-3 XP, West Virginia: David Abdul - 2-2 XP Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 3 punts, 49.6 average, long 55, 32.3 net average, 2 touchbacks West Virginia: Jackson Smith - 6 punts, 37.8 average, long 43, 20.0 net average, Kick Return Rutgers: Jason Nugent - 3 ret, 18.3 average, long 21 West Virginia: Larry Fitzgerald - 2 ret, 26.5 average, long 33 Raymond Kirkley - 2 rec, 26.0 average, long 28 Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 5 ret, 21.3 average, long 29 West Virginia: Larry Fitzgerald - 1 ret, 12 yards Next Week: Our Annual Rivalry Game with Temple. This year the game will be in Piscataway, New Jersey.
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09-24-2003, 01:09 AM
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Week 9 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week The Battle for the Jefferson-Eppes Trophy #11 Virginia @ #12 Florida State - Florida State 31-14 Other National Games #8 Ohio State @ #16 Iowa - Ohio State 27-20 #4 Oklahoma @ Missouri - Oklahoma 35-10 The Battle for the Black Diamond Trophy, West Virginia @ #1 Virginia Tech - Virginia Tech 38-31 Other Significant Games #3 Arkansas @ Florida - Arkansas 31-21 Vanderbilt @ #5 Georgia - Georgia 43-7 #6 Miami @ Temple - Miami 42-17 #7 Oregon State @ Washington - Oregon State 35-29 #9 Auburn @ Mississippi State - Auburn 52-13 Iowa State @ #10 Texas - Iowa State 21-14 #13 Nebraska @ Texas A&M - Texas A&M 34-27 The Textile Bowl, #14 North Carolina State @ Clemson - North Carolina State 38-10 #18 Wisconsin @ Purdue - Wisconsin 42-24 #19 Louisville @ Tulane - Louisville 37-10 #24 Kansas State @ #20 Colorado - Kansas State 30-20 Sports Illustrated Cover Story The Wrong Stuff Seminoles knock off #11 Virginia in convincing fashion. Photo: Wali Lundy, Virginia #33 Bowl Rankings Story: Where Do They Rank? Bowl Rankings acknowledge Trojans in latest poll. Photo: Southern Cal head coach
Top 25 Polls Story: Shocked! Iowa State proves once again that games aren't played on paper. Photo: Texas head coach Coaches' Top 15 1. Virginia Tech (35) - 7-0 2. Southern Cal (22) - 6-0 3. Arkansas (1) - 7-0 4. Oklahoma - 7-1 5. Georgia (1) - 7-0 6. Miami - 7-1 7. Oregon State - 7-0 8. Ohio State - 7-1 9. Auburn - 6-1 10. Florida State - 6-1 11. North Carolina State - 7-1 12. Maryland - 5-2 13. Virginia - 6-1 14. Tennessee - 5-2 15. Wisconsin - 6-1 18. Rutgers - 5-2 Dropping Out: Texas (10 to 22), Nebraska (13 to 17) Media Poll Top 15 1. Virginia Tech (45) - 7-0 2. Southern Cal (23) - 6-0 3. Oklahoma - 7-1 4. Georgia (2) - 7-0 5. Arkansas (1) - 7-0 6. Miami - 7-1 7. Oregon State - 7-0 8. Ohio State - 6-1 9. Auburn - 6-1 10. Florida State - 6-1 11. North Carolina State - 7-1 12. Maryland - 5-2 13. Tennessee - 5-2 14. Virginia - 6-1 15. Louisville - 6-1 19. Rutgers - 5-2 Dropping Out: Texas (8 to 17), Nebraska (13 to 18) Heisman Watch Story: Who is this guy? Lundy has become a threat every week as the Cavaliers focus on the running game. Photo: Wali Lundy, Virginia #33 <> Donta Hickson - HB, Oklahoma - 220 car, 1180 yards, 13 TD, 26 rec, 365 yards, 3 TD /\ Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 54 rec, 926 yards, 11 total TD /\ Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 193 car, 1074 yards, 11 TD, 12 rec, 143 yards, 2 TD \/ Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 143 car, 992 yards, 14 TD, 9 rec, 110 yards <> Wali Lundy - HB, Virginia - 131 car, 729 yards, 9 TD, 19 rec, 342 yards, 3 TD Players of the Week Story: Mr. Clutch Lewis is honored after #1 Virginia Tech's near loss to West Virginia. Photo: Kevin Lewis, Virginia Tech #70 National PotW Offensive: Brandon Jacobs - HB, Auburn - 26 car, 155 yards, 4 TD, 2 rec, 18 yards, TD Defensive: Ronald Stanley - MLB, Michigan State - 9 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, FF, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Mike Imoh - HB, Virginia Tech - 30 car, 240 yards, 2 TD, 2 rec, 21 yards Defensive: Kevin Lewis - DT, Virginia Tech - 6 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, FF, FR Conference Standings Story: Near Disaster! Pittsburgh keeps it exciting, loses 21-14 to #21 Rutgers in Big East play. Photo: Markis Facyson, Rutgers #7 Coach's Report Card Of course you won. You had a game plan and stuck with it. Job Security: A+ Avg. Attendance: 45,932
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09-24-2003, 09:08 AM
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oh man....were one spot from the national championship...not cool!
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09-24-2003, 02:27 PM
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#85 Temple Owls (2-5/0-2) @ #22 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (5-2/2-1)
We've won 2 straight games to get back on track for our bowl hopes, and are still in the chase for the Big East Championship if we can win the rest of the games. We'll take it one game at a time tho, as we look to climb up the polls once again. This game will have no television coverage. Temple is without 2 of their 3 best WRs, so we should be able to play alot of bump and run coverage this game, and keep our LBs on the field more. Key Players Temple: HB Umar Ferguson, QB Roger Price, WR Phil Goodman Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston, CB Tavaris Gant, FS Jason Nugent Injuries Temple: WR Darius Hall - Torn Shoulder Muscle - season ending LOLB #41 - Torn Shoulder Muscle - season ending WR Sean Szarka - Strained Back - 3 weeks Rutgers: SS Maximus Meridius - Pulled Groin - 1 week Halftime Score: Rutgers 35, Temple 0 With Just over 7 minutes left in the game, Temple QB Roger Price suffered a hip pointer, and will miss the remainder of the game. Final Score: Rutgers 56,Temple 10 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter RU 59 yard punt return by Moses (Radigan Kick) - 9:07 RU 49 yard interception return by Gant (Radigan Kick) - 1:33 2nd quarter RU 9 yard pass from Hart to Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 5:45 RU 39 yard pass from Hart to Tucker (Radigan Kick) - 0:42 RU 26 yard interception return by Grimes (Radigan Kick) - 0:32 3rd quarter RU 9 yard pass from Hart to Moses (Radigan Kick) - 7:17 Temple 20 yard FG by Gant - 2:07 4th Quarter RU 16 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 8:16 Temple 4 yard pass from McGann to Gore (Gant Kick) - 4:14 RU 34 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 3:37 Players of the Game Temple: Collin Thurmon - 7 tackles, 1 INT Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 24 car, 184 yards, 2 TD, 2 rec, 33 yards Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 19-30, 234 yards, 3 TD, 3 INT Temple: Roger Price - 16-39, 175 yards, 4 INT Mike McGann - 8-12, 81 yards, 1 TD Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 24 car, 184 yards, 2 TD, long 34 Ryan Hart - 3 car, -26 yards Temple: Umar Ferguson - 17 car, 3 yards, long 6 Roger Price - 9 car, 9 yards, long 13 Keith Bass - 3 car, 13 yards, long 9 Ryan Gore - 2 car, 7 yards, long 6 Mike McGann - 1 car, 9 yards Quinn Joseph - 1 ar, 3 yards Receiving Rutgers: Tres Moses - 6 rec, 63 yards, 1 TD, long 21 Shawn Tucker - 3 rec, 54 yards, 1 TD, long 39 Samuel Johnson - 3 rec, 28 yards, long 12 Justice Hairston - 2 rec, 33 yards, long 20 Corey Barnes - 2 rec, 25 yards, long 21 Jerry Andre - 2 rec, 22 yards, long 14 Markis Facyson - 1 rec, 9 yards, 1 TD Temple: Phil Goodman - 6 rec, 76 yards, long 24 WR #82 - 4 rec, 47 yards, long 17 Ryan Gore - 4 rec, 41 yards, 1 TD, long 13 WR #10 - 4 rec, 39 yards, long 17 Umar Ferguson - 4 rec, 37 yards, long 21 TE #84 - 2 rec, 16 yards, long 9 Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Will Gilkison -9; Jarvis Johnson -8; Jason Nugent - 7; Robinson, Huff, Grimes - 6 Sacks: Nate Robinson -2 INTs: Tavaris Gant, Eddie Grimes, Jason Nugent, Pete Kramer - 1 Temple Tackles: Collin Thurmond - 7; LE #89 - 6; Zach Foreman - 5 Sacks: Rian Wallace, LE #89, RE #45 - 1 INTs: Ryan Gore, Collin Thurmond, Zach Foreman - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 8-8 XP, 3 touchbacks Temple: Mike Gant - 1-1 FG, long 20, 1-1 XP Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 3 punts, 37.3 average, long 40, 1 inside 20, 35.3 net Temple: Roger Price - 7 punts, 30.0 average, long 40, 16.8 net average, 1 touchback Kick Return Rutgers: Jason Nugent - 1 ret, 20 yards Tres Moses - 1 ret, 18 yards Brian Leonard - 1 ret, 0 yard Temple: Ryan Gore - 4 ret, 20.0 average, long 23 Umar Ferguson - 2 ret, 21.5 average, long 26 Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 4 ret, 18.0 average, long 59, 1 TD Temple: Umar Ferguson - 1 ret, 6 yards Next Week: We have next week off. In 2 weeks UConn comes to our house, for the last non conference game on the slate. |
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09-24-2003, 03:35 PM
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Week 10 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week #19 Ole Miss @ #3 Arkansas - Arkansas 43-3 Other National Games Indiana @ #8 Ohio State - Ohio State 31-13 The Battle for the Ireland Trophy - Boston College @ Notre Dame - Boston College 34-15 Colorado @ #4 Oklahoma - Oklahoma 41-8 Other Significant Games Washington @ #2 Southern Cal - Southern Cal 35-10 Washington State @ #7 Oregon State - Oregon State 34-7 Louisiana State @ #9 Auburn - Auburn 20-17 #10 Florida State @ Wake Forest - Florida State 37-13 Duke @ #11 North Carolina State - North Carolina State 38-6 Georgia Tech @ #12 Maryland - Maryland 35-10 Akron @ #13 Virginia - Virginia 24-13 Alabama @ #14 Tennessee - Tennessee 30-0 Northwestern @ #15 Wisconsin - Wisconsin 41-13 East Carolina @ #16 Louisville - Louisville 58-21 #17 Nebraska @ Iowa State - Nebraska 31-20 #20 Iowa @ Penn State - Penn State 20-17 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Conference Clash Sooners focus on their upcoming Big 12 matchup with Oklahoma State. Photo: Kejuan Jones, Oklahoma #20, and Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma #28 embrace each other Bowl Rankings Story: The Mad Dash! Los Angeles's anxious to see where their Trojans rank in the latest rankings. Photo: Domonique Byrd, Southern Cal #86 leaping into the arms of Oscar Lua, Southern Cal #45
Top 25 Polls Story: Braggin Rights Kansas State prevails in overtime to win their annual battle for bragging rights. Photo: Carlos Alsup, Kansas State #21, explodes thru the tackle of , Donnie Amadi, Kansas #26 Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Virginia Tech (37) 2. Southern Cal (21) 3. Arkansas (1) 4. Georgia 5. Oklahoma 6. Oregon State 7. Miami 8. Ohio State 9. Auburn 10. Florida State 11. North Carolina State 12. Maryland 13. Virginia 14. Tennessee 15. Wisconsin 18. Rutgers Dropping Out: None Media Poll Top 15 1. Virginia Tech (43) 2. Southern Cal (25) 3. Georgia (1) 4. Oklahoma 5. Arkansas (1) 6. Oregon State (1) 7. Miami 8. Ohio State 9. Auburn 10. Florida State 11. North Carolina State 12. Maryland 13. Tennessee 14. Virginia 15. Louisville 19. Rutgers Dropping Out: None Heisman Watch Story: Heisman Buzz Grows Hickson looks to garner AA honors, along with the coveted Heisman. Story: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma #35 /\ Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 60 rec, 1022 yards, 12 total TD \/ Donta Hickson - HB, Oklahoma - 227 car, 1206 yards, 13 TD, 29 rec, 416 yards, 3 TD <> Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 220 car, 1215 yards, 13 TD, 14 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD /\ Wali Lundy - HB, Virginia - 144 car, 801 yards, 10 TD, 25 rec, 433 yards, 3 TD /\ Jason Carter - HB, Texas A&M - 178 car, 847 yards, 38 rec, 373 yards, 11 total TD Awards SemiFinalists Story: On the List! Oklahoma's Hickson is named a semifinalist for the Maxwell. Photo: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma #35 Players of the Week Story: A Hero Emerges Lua and the Trojans have a field day against Washington. Photo: Oscar Lua, Southern Cal #45, wraps up Kenny James, Washington #8. National PotW Offensive: Selvin Young - HB, Texas - 37 car, 249 yards, 3 TD, 2 rec, 23 yards, TD Defensive: Laroni Gallishaw - CB, Louisville - 7 tackles, 1 TFL, 2 INT, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Jeff Ross - HB, Boston College - 35 car, 162 yards, 2 TD, 4 rec, 33 yards, TD Defensive: Eddie Grimes - CB, Rutgers - 6 tackles, INT, TD Conference Standings Story: Still Unbeaten! USC rolls on against Pac-10 rival. Photo: Domonique Byrd, Southern Cal #86, eludes a Washington defender. Coach's Report Card Don't look now, but it seems every school that needs a coach is on your bandwagon. Job Security: A+ Avg. Attendance: 41,605 Last edited by General Mike : 09-24-2003 at 03:37 PM. |
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09-24-2003, 04:50 PM
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Awards Semifinalists Revealed!
Earlier today, each of the National College Football Awards announced the 12 semifinalists for their awards. Maxwell Award - Offensive MVP Donta Hickson - HB, Oklahoma - 227 car, 1206 yards, 13 TD, 29 rec, 416 yards, 3 TD Timmy Chang - QB, Hawaii - 240-378, 3467 yards, 27 TD, 8 INT, 22 car, 97 yards, 1 TD David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 221 car, 1281 yards, 14 TD, 6 rec, 88 yards, TD Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 220 car, 1215 yards, 13 TD, 14 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 148 car, 1028 yards, 14 TD, 9 rec, 110 yards Wali Lundy - HB, Virginia - 144 car, 801 yards, 10 TD, 25 rec, 433 yards, 3 TD Brandon Jacobs - HB, Auburn - 165 car, 920 yards, 14 TD, 13 rec, 157 yards, TD Justice Hairston - HB, Rutgers - 177 car, 1057 yards, 13 TD, 32 rec, 287 yards Joe Schieffer - HB, Air Force - 245 car, 1166 yards, 16 TD, 5 rec, 35 yards Lonta Hobbs - HB, Texas Christian - 193 yards, 1159 yards, 10 TD, 23 rec, 334 yards, 3 TD, 1 KR TD Tyler Ebell - HB, UCLA - 165 car, 920 yards, 11 TD, 16 rec, 245 yards, TD Marcus Stone - QB, North Carolina State - 145-259, 2109 yards, 21 TD, 6 INT, 31 car, 106 yards, 2 TD Best QB Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 240-378, 3467 yards, 27 TD, 8 INT, 1 rush TD Marcus Stone, North Carolina State - 145-259, 2109 yards, 21 TD, 6 INT, 2 rush TD Vincent Young, Texas - 116-216, 1994 yards, 20 TD, 6 INT, 2 rush TD Derek Anderson, Oregon State - 143-251, 2114 yards, 17 TD, 7 INT, 4 rush TD Brent Rawls, Oklahoma - 112-203, 2009 yards, 20 TD, 5 INT, 1 rush TD Reggie McNeal, Texas A&M - 162-270, 2233 yards, 17 TD, 7 INT, 3 rush TD Stefan LeFors, Louisville - 158-267, 2404 yards, 18 TD, 11 INT, 1 rush TD Andrew Walter, Arizona State - 173-299, 2542 yards, 16 TD, 8 INT, 3 rush TD Darrell Hackney, Alabama-Birmingam - 117-227, 1804 yards, 18 TD, 2 INT, 3 rush TD Josh Fields, Oklahoma State - 158-265, 2303 yards, 19 TD, 3 INT, Brad Smith, Missouri - 119-235, 1807 yards, 12 TD, 5 INT, 379 rush yards, 3 rush TD Danny Wimprine, Memphis - 162-269, 2593 yards, 17 TD, 7 INT, 2 rush TD Best RB Donta Hickson, Oklahoma - 227 car, 1206 yards, 13 TD, 29 rec, 416 yards, 3 TD David Horne, Nebraska - 221 car, 1281 yards, 14 TD, 6 rec, 88 yards, TD Jermelle Lewis, Iowa - 220 car, 1215 yards, 13 TD, 14 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD Maurice Clarett , Ohio State - 148 car, 1028 yards, 14 TD, 9 rec, 110 yards Wali Lundy, Virginia - 144 car, 801 yards, 10 TD, 25 rec, 433 yards, 3 TD Brandon Jacobs, Auburn - 165 car, 920 yards, 14 TD, 13 rec, 157 yards, TD Joe Schieffer, Air Force - 245 car, 1166 yards, 16 TD, 5 rec, 35 yards Justice Hairston, Rutgers - 177 car, 1057 yards, 13 TD, 32 rec, 287 yards Lonta Hobbs, Texas Christian - 193 yards, 1159 yards, 10 TD, 23 rec, 334 yards, 3 TD, 1 KR TD Tyler Ebell, UCLA - 165 car, 920 yards, 11 TD, 16 rec, 245 yards, TD Keith Williams, Central Florida - 166 car, 771 yards, 10 TD, 27 rec, 283 yards, 4 TD, 1 punt ret. TD Walter Reyes, Syracuse - 229 car, 1166 yards, 8 TD, 19 rec, 285 yards, TD Best WR Britton Komine, Hawaii - 60 rec, 1022 yards, 12 total TD Tramain Hall, North Carolina State - 47 rec, 741 yards, 9 TD Braylon Edwards, Michigan - 50 rec, 940 yards, 6 TD Derek Hagan, Arizona State - 53 rec, 887 yards, 8 TD Preston Williams, New Mexico State - 39 rec, 768 yards, 8 TD Nichiren Flowers, Nevada - 40 rec, 808 yards, 8 TD Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue - 52 rec, 932 yards, 7 TD Craig Bragg, UCLA - 37 rec, 700 yards, 7 TD Brandon Jones, Oklahoma - 37 rec, 714 yards, 6 TD Broderick Clark, Louisville - 42 rec, 750 yards, 6 TD P.K. Sam, Florida State - 34 rec, 694 yards, 7 TD R.J. Corbin, Miami (Ohio) - 45 rec, 911 yards, 5 TD Best OL Marcus McNeil, T, Auburn - 32 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Zac Tubbs, T, Arkansas - 34 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Brian Sanders, G, Brigham Young - 35 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed Michael Brisiel, T, Colorado State - 31 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed William Winston, T, Texas - 31 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed Von Ewing, T, Alabama - 30 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed RT #55, T, Rice - 31 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed Nate Livings, T, Louisiana State - 29 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed Gary Moore, T, Colorado - 31 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed RT #78, T, Texas Christian - 29 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed RT #61, Ohio - 27 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Scott Diehl, T, Air Force - 27 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Bednarik Award - Defensive MVP Derrick Ansley, FS, Troy State - 42 tackles, 1 TFL, 9 INT, 2 FF, 2 TD Omar Darby, CB, Louisiana Tech - 77 tackles, 1 TFL, 9 INT Patrick Goodpaster, DE, Colorado State - 53 tackles, 17 TFL, 13 sacks Martin Patterson, OLB, Texas Christian - 102 tackles, 14 TFL, 5 sacks, INT Pat Bennett, OLB, Washington State - 67 tackles, 9 TFL, 3 saks, 5 INT, FF, TD Ernest Shazor, FS, Michigan - 38 tackles, 7 TFL, 2 sacks, 4 INT Roger McIntosh, OLB, Miami - 55 tackles, 9 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INT, 2 FF, TD Spencer Havner, OLB, UCLA - 54 tackles, 6 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INT Marlin Jackson, CB, Michigan - 26 tackles, 7 INT, TD Chase Blackburn, OLB, Akron - 71 tackles, 10 TFL, 9 sacks, INT Gayron Allen, OLB, Oklahoma - 32 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, 4 INT, FF, TD Jon Gannon, FS, Louisville - 23 tackles, 1 TFL, 7 INT, 2 TD Best DL Patrick Goodpaster, DE, Colorado State - 53 tackles, 17 TFL, 13 sacks Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan - 36 tackles, 10 TFL, 6 sacks Tyler King, DE, Connecticut - 60 tackles, 13 TFL, 9 sacks (injured - 6 weeks) Michael Purchell, DT, Tulane - 59 tackles, 13 TFL, 4 sacks Marquise Hill, DE, Louisiana State - 57 tackles, 13 TFL, 7 sacks Santonio Thomas, DT, Miami - 43 tackles, 15 TFL, 7 sacks Jeremy Van Alstyne, DE, Michigan - 42 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 sacks Mo Mitchell, DT, Florida - 60 tackles, 10 TFL, 4 sacks Scott Moss, DE, Illinois - 42 tackles, 11 TFL, 10 sacks Nick Johnson, DE, Arizona State - 50 tackles, 11 TFL, 9 sacks Brandon Rager, DE, San Diego State - 46 tackles, 11 TFL, 6 sacks Randy Starks, DT, Maryland - 38 tackles, 12 TFL, 6 sacks Best LB Martin Patterson, OLB, Texas Christian - 102 tackles, 14 TFL, 5 sacks, INT Pat Bennett, OLB, Washington State - 67 tackles, 9 TFL, 3 saks, 5 INT, FF, TD Roger McIntosh, OLB, Miami - 55 tackles, 9 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INT, 2 FF, TD Eric Mahl, MLB, Kent State - 66 tackles, 12 TFL, 6 sacks, INT LaMarr Woodley, MLB, Michigan - 65 tackles, 10 TFL, 3 sacks Maurice Lloyd, OLB, Connecticut - 77 tackles, 9 TFL, sack, 3 INT Spencer Havner, OLB, UCLA - 54 tackles, 6 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INT Chase Blackburn, OLB, Akron - 71 tackles, 10 TFL, 9 sacks, INT Bobby Carpenter, OLB, Ohio State - 47 tackles, 8 TFL, 3 sacks, INT, 5 FF, TD Lawrence Pinson, OLB, Oklahoma State - 75 tackles, 13 TFL, 2 sacks, 2 INT, FF, TD Patrick Harley, OLB, Hawaii - 76 tackles, 16 TFL, 3 sacks Terna Mande, OLB, Ohio State - 77 tackles, 7 TFL, 4 sacks, INT Thorpe - Best DB Derrick Ansley, FS, Troy State - 42 tackles, 1 TFL, 9 INT, 2 FF, 2 TD Omar Darby, CB, Louisiana Tech - 77 tackles, 1 TFL, 9 INT Ernest Shazor, FS, Michigan - 38 tackles, 7 TFL, 2 sacks, 4 INT Marlin Jackson, CB, Michigan - 26 tackles, 7 INT, TD Jon Gannon, FS, Louisville - 23 tackles, 1 TFL, 7 INT, 2 TD Jimarr Gallon, FS, Arkansas - 20 tackles, 6 INT Laroni Gallishaw, CB, Louisville - 25 tackles, 2 TFL, 6 INT, TD Donte Nicholson, SS, Oklahoma - 35 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 sacks, 2 INT E.J. Underwood, CB, Ohio State - 27 tackles, 5 INT Antonio Perkins, CB, Oklahoma - 20 tackles, 4 INT, 2 TD Tavaris Gant, CB, Rutgers - 22 tackles, 3 TFL, 7 INT, 2 TD Fabian Washington, CB, Nebraska - 31 tackles, 4 INT, 3 TD Groza - Best Kicker Jared Siegel, Oregon - 17-18 FG, long of 51, 31-32 XP Travis Mayle, Kent State - 18-20 FG, long of 56, 12-12 XP Mike Nugent, Ohio State - 16-17 FG, long of 52, 38-38 XP Justin Ayat, Hawaii - 18-21 FG, long of 55, 34-34 XP Frederick Jackson, Georgia - 18-21 FG, long of 49, 27-28 XP Jonathan Nichols, Ole Miss - 20-25 FG, long of 49, 17-17 XP Kenny Byrd, New Mexico - 13-14 FG, long of 41, 14-16 XP Dustin Bell, Houston - 14-16 FG, long of 52, 19-19 XP Rick Krautman, Syracuse - 14-16 FG, long of 53, 29-29 XP Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma - 19-24 FG, long of 47, 48-48 XP Jeff Babcock, Colorado State - 17-21 FG, long of 51, 24-24 XP James Wilhoit, Tennessee - 15-19 FG, long of 51, 26-26 XP Best Coach Oregon State Coach (8-0) Nebraska Coach (8-1) Arkansas Coach (8-0) Nevada-Las Vegas Coach (7-1) North Carolina State Coach (8-1) Michigan Coach (8-2) Oklahoma Coach (8-1) Wisconsin Coach (7-1) Virginia Coach (7-1) Troy State Coach (6-3) Louisiana State Coach (7-3) Louisville Coach (7-1)
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09-24-2003, 06:13 PM
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Week 11 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week #1 Virginia Tech @ #7 Miami - Miami 43-20 Other National Games Penn State @ #8 Ohio State - Ohio State 41-14 Southern Miss @ #10 Florida State - Florida State 38-10 #11 North Carolina State @ #13 Virginia - Virginia 19-9 Other Significant Games #2 Southern Cal @ Washington State - Southern Cal 42-35 Kentucky @ #3 Arkansas - Arkansas 52-0 The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party, Florida @ #4 Georgia - Georgia 48-37 The Bedlam Game, #5 Oklahoma @ Oklahoma State - Oklahoma 58-10 #6 Oregon State @ Arizona - Oregon State 24-14 Houston @ #9 Auburn - Auburn 38-17 #12 Maryland @ North Carolina - Maryland 54-51 OT Duke @ #14 Tennessee - Tennessee 56-24 #15 Wisconsin @ Brigham Young - Wisconsin 49-23 Texas Christian @ #16 Louisville - Louisville 34-17 #20 Texas @ #17 Nebraska - Nebraska 38-21 #19 Kansas State @ Baylor - Kansas State 28-10 Spots Illustrated Cover Story Smash Mouthed! What a way to lose your first game of the year! Photo: Virginia Tech coach Bowl Rankings Story: Go Razorbacks! Arkansas's excited about the possibility of playing in the championship game. Photo: Matt Jones, Arkansas #9, set to throw a pass. Rk Team Poll Comp Sched Quality Top 25 Polls Story: Tough First Setback Virginia Tech suffers their first loss of the season following a flat effort. Photo: Roger McIntosh, Miami #50, tackling Willie Cassel, Virginia Tech #28 Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Southern Cal (31) (8-0) 2. Arkansas (24) (9-0) 3. Georgia (3) (8-0) 4. Miami (8-1) 5. Oregon State (1) (9-0) 6. Oklahoma (9-1) 7. Virginia Tech (7-1) 8. Ohio State (8-1) 9. Auburn (8-1) 10. Florida State (8-1) 11. Virginia (8-1) 12. Maryland (7-2) 13. Tennessee (7-2) 14. Wisconsin (8-1) 15. Louisville (8-1) 17. Rutgers (6-2) Dropping Down: North Carolina State (11 to 18) Media Poll Top 15 1. Southern Cal (43) (8-0) 2. Georgia (25) (8-0) 3. Miami (8-1) 4. Arkansas (2) (9-0) 5. Oklahoma (9-1) 6. Oregon State (1) (9-0) 7. Virginia Tech (7-1) 8. Ohio State (8-1) 9. Auburn (8-1) 10. Florida State (8-1) 11. Virginia (8-1) 12. Maryland (7-2) 13. Tennessee (7-2) 14. Louisville (8-1) 15. Wisconsin (8-1) 18. Rutgers (6-2) Dropping Down: North Carolina State (11 to 17) Heisman Watch Story: Where Does He Stand? If the Cavaliers keep on winning, Lundy supporters will continue to grow. Photo: Wali Lundy, Virginia #33, avoids a North Carolina State defender. <> Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 64 rec, 1130 yards, 4 car, 18 yards, 13 total TD /\ Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 239 car, 1320 yards, 15 TD, 14 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD /\ David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 258 car, 1458 yards, 9 rec, 120 yards, 18 total TD /\ Timmy Chang - QB, Washington - 261-411. 3749 yards, 22 car, 97 yads, 33 total TD (injured - 6 weeks) \/ Wali Lundy - HB, Virginia - 166 car, 902 yards, 10 TD, 28 rec, 497 yards, 3 TD Awards Semifinalists Story: The Top Candidate Michigan's Shazor is announced as one of the semifinalists for the Thorpe. Photo: Ernest Shazor, Michigan #25 Players of the Week Story: Big Players, Big Plays Georgia's Jennings earns POTW after gutsy performance in rivalry game. Photo: Tim Jennings, Georgia #23 National PotW Offensive: Uldis Jaunarajas - HB, Colorado State - 40 car, 232 yards, 4 TD, 4 rec, 43 yards Defensive: LeRon Martin - WR, New Mexico - TD  Big East PotW Offensive: Derrick Crudup - QB, Miami - 19-35, 292 yards, 6 car, 30 yards, 5 total TD Defensive: Tim Bulman - DT, Boston College - 4 tackles, 2 TFL, 1 sack, FF, FR Conference Standings Story: Razorbacks Keep Winning Arkansas (9-0) takes out conference opponent Kentucky 52-0. Photo: Matt Jones, Arkansas #9 Coach's Report Card The New Brunswick newspaper has some good things to say about the Scarlet Knights football program. Job Security: A+ Fan Base Local: x 1 - (1-0) National: x 3 (1-2) Avg. Attendance: 41,605 Last edited by General Mike : 09-24-2003 at 06:31 PM. |
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09-25-2003, 06:55 PM
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#99 Connecticut Huskies (5-5) @ #17 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (6-2/3-1)
Rutgers will look for their 4th straight win, and a chance to push them back into contention for a BCS bid. Today's game will feature no Television Coverage.  Key Players Connecticut: QB Dan Orlovsky, OLB Maurice Lloyd, MLB Alfred Fincher Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston, CB Tavaris Gant, FS Jason Nugent Injuries Connecticut: HB Terry Cauley - ruptured disk - season ending RG LeAndre Dupree - Severe Concussion - season ending RE Tyler King - Dislocated Elbow - 5 weeks HB Chris Bellamy - Dislocated Elbow - 1 week Rutgers: No Injuries Connecticut comes into the game without their top 2 running backs, their second best Offensive Lineman, and their top Defensive Lineman. Hopefully we can dominate the line of scrimmage, and come up with 200+ rushing yards, and no sacks. In the 1st quarter, SS Maximus Meridius suffered a migraine headache, and will miss the remainder of today's game. Hopefully Jarvis Johnson can step up. Halftime Score: Rutgers 14, Connecticut 10 Justice Hairston's 4th quarter TD set a new Rutgers career record for Rushing TDs. Congratulations Justice. Final Score: Rutgers 38, Connecticut 31 This game was named our 5th greatest game with a greatness score of 496. Scoring Summary 1st Quarter UConn 13 yard pass from Orlovsky to Williams (Butts Kick) - 5:37 RU 35 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 2:08 2nd quarter UConn 28 yard FG by Butts - 8:20 RU 17 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 1:11 3rd quarter RU 2 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 6:27 RU 36 yard fumble return by Kramer (Radigan Kick) - 6:10 4th Quarter RU 25 yard FG by Radigan - 9:07 UConn 99 yard kick return by Jones - 8:53 UConn 16 yard pass from Orlovsky to Williams (Butts Kick) - 4:50 UConn 15 yard pass from Orlovsky to Williams (Butts Kick) - 2:17 RU 49 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 1:12 Players of the Game Connecticut: QB D Orlovsky - 32-53, 385 yards, 3 TD Rutgers: HB Markis Faycson - 8 car, 84 yards, 3 TD Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 17-27, 207 yards, 1 INT Connecticut: Dan Orlovsky - 32-53, 385 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT Cornell Brockington - 0-2, 0 yards Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 19 car, 127 yards, 1 TD, long 49 Markis Facyson - 8 car, 84 yards, 3 TD, long 35 Ryan Hart - 6 car, -24 yards, long 9 Connecticut: Cornell Brockington - 17 car, 40 yards, long 22 Deon Anderson - 6 car, 15 yards, long 5 Dan Orlovsky - 4 car, -4 yards Receiving Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 4 rec, 48 yards, long 17 Tres Moses - 4 rec, 44 yards, long 24 Corey Barnes - 3 rec, 42 yards, long 36 Shawn Tucker - 2 rec, 17 yards, long 10 Chris Baker - 1 rec, 21 yards Samuel Johnson - 1 rec, 18 yards Brian Leonard - 1 rec, 10 yards Jerry Andre - 1 rec, 7 yards Connecticut: TE #91 - 8 rec, 67 yards, long 17 Jason Williams - 7 rec, 108 yards, 3 TD, long 27 WR #83 - 6 rec, 102 yards, long 30 WR #1 - 6 rec, 52 yards, long 16 WR #17 - 3 rec, 38 yards, long 19 Cornell Brockington - 2 rec, 18 yards, long 14 Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Jarvis Johnson - 8; Nate Robinson, Jason Nugent - 6; Eddie Grimes, Berkley Hutchinson -5 Sacks: Nate Robinson, Jarvis Johnson - 1 INTs: Jarvis Johnson - 1 Connecticut Tackles: Cathlyn Clarke, Travis Ellison, Maurice Lloyd, SS #12 - 5; Marlon Jones, Alfred Fincher - 4 Sacks: Evan Williams - 2; DT #76 - 1 INTs: Travis Ellison - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 1-1 FG, long 25, 5-5 XP Connecticut: David Butts - 1-1 FG, long 28, 4-4 XP Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 4 punts, 46.7 average, long 49, 1 inside 20, 35.0 net Connecticut: Toby Young - 3 punts, 39.6 average, long 44, 18.6 net, 1 touchback Kick Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 4 ret, 18.0 average, long 21 Jason Nugent - 2 ret, 19.5 average, long 21 Connecticut: Cathlyn Clarke - 4 ret, 22.7 average, long 31 Marlon Jones - 2 ret, 59.0 average, 1 TD, long 99 Scottie Jones - 1 ret, 9 yards Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 2 ret, 21.5 average, long 32 Connecticut: Marlon Jones - 3 ret, 15.6 average, long 18 Next Week: We take on the hated Boston College Eagles, as we attempt to continue our run to New Orleans/ Tempe/ Pasadena/ Miami?
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09-25-2003, 08:00 PM
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Week 12 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week #1 Southern Cal @ #5 Oregon State - Southern Cal 31-14 Other National Games Clemson @ #10 Florida State - Florida State 41-21 Notre Dame @ #3 Georgia - Georgia 34-28 #9 Auburn @ #22 Ole Miss - Auburn 40-13 Other Significant Games #2 Arkansas @ South Carolina - Arkansas 19-17 #6 Oklahoma @ Texas A&M - Oklahoma 38-21 Pittsburgh @ #7 Virginia Tech - Virginia Tech 20-10 #8 Ohio State @ Michigan State - Ohio State 51-17 The Battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe, Minnesota @ #14 Wisconsin - Minnesota 28-19 Kansas @ #16 Nebraska - Nebraska 30-20 Iowa State @ #19 Kansas State - Kansas State 33-21 Washington State @ #20 UCLA - Washington State 42-27 Sports Illustrated Cover Story First Loss a Big One Beavers are no longer unbeaten after a horrendous performance. Photo: Oregon State coach Bowl Rankings Story: In the Driver Seat Razorbacks are slated to play in the championship game at season's end. Photo: Cedric Cobbs, Arkansas #4, stiff arms a defender from South Carolina.
Top 25 Polls Story: Beavers Lose One Oregon State's lackluster effort results in their first setback of 2004. Photo: A Southern Cal defender wraps up George Gillett, Oregon State #6. Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Southern Cal (32) (9-0) 2. Arkansas (24) (10-0) 3. Georgia (3) (9-0) 4. Miami (8-1) 5. Oklahoma (10-1) 6. Virginia Tech (8-1) 7. Ohio State (9-1) 8. Auburn (9-1) 9. Florida State (9-1) 10. Oregon State (9-1) 11. Virginia (8-1) 12. Maryland (7-2) 13. Tennessee (7-2) 14. Louisville (8-1) 15. Nebraska (10-1) 16. Rutgers (7-2) Dropping Down: Wisconsin (14 to 25) Media Poll Top 15 1. Southern Cal (47) 2. Georgia (23) 3. Arkansas (1) 4. Miami (8-1) 5. Oklahoma (10-1) 6. Virginia Tech (8-1) 7. Ohio State (9-1) 8. Auburn (9-1) 9. Florida State (9-1) 10. Virginia (8-1) 11. Oregon State (9-1) 12. Maryland (7-2) 13. Tennessee (7-2) 14. Louisville (8-1) 15. Nebraska (10-1) 17. Rutgers (7-2) Dropping Down: Wisconsin (15 to unranked) Heisman Watch Story: The Unusual Suspect There isn't a better player in the country right now than Iowa's Lewis. Photo: Jermelle Lewis, Iowa #29 /\ Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 262 car, 1459 yards, 15 rec, 211 yards, 19 total TD /\ David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 287 car, 1602 yards, 13 rec, 178 yards, 19 total TD \/ Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 68 rec, 1171 yards, 4 car, 18 yards, 13 total TD /\ Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 191 car, 1318 yards, 18 TD, 12 rec, 158 yards /\ Jason Carter - HB, Texas A&M - 219 car, 1038 yards, 44 rec, 455 yards, 13 total TD Awards Finalists Story: In the Spotlight! The Sooners have a Maxwell finalist in the Junior Hickson. Photo: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma #35 Bowl Projections Story: Crystal Ball Gazing Georgia looks to play in the Sugar Bowl in our just released projections. Photo: D.J. Shockley, Georgia #3 Insight Bowl: #16 Rutgers vs #20 Oregon Rose Bowl: #4 Miami vs #25 Wisconsin Fiesta Bowl: #5 Oklahoma vs #7 Ohio State Cotton Bowl: Louisiana State vs #15 Nebraska Sugar Bowl: #9 Florida State vs #3 Georgia Orange Bowl: #2 Arkansas vs #1 Southern Cal Players of the Week Story: Big Play Maker Kramer's play is recognized afte a hair raiser with UConn. Photo: Pete Kramer, Rutgers #8, tackling a Connecticut player. National PotW Offensive: Uldis Jaunarajas - HB, Colorado State - 38 car, 259 yards, 4 TD, 4 rec, 76 yards, TD Defensive: Leigh Torrence, CB, Stanford - 2 tackles, 3 INT, FF, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Walter Reyes - HB, Syracuse - 34 car, 204 yards, 3 TD, 2 rec, 44 yards Defensive: Pete Kramer - CB, Rutgers - 3 tackles, TD Conference Standings Story: Not Even Close Texas A&M is floored in a lopsided 38-21 Big 12 loss to Oklahoma. Photo: A Texas A&M defender "attempts" to tackle KeJuan Jones, Oklahoma #20. Coach's Report Card Good win last week over UConn. Now build on that success. Job Security: A+ Avg. Attendance: 41,993 Last edited by General Mike : 09-25-2003 at 08:03 PM. |
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09-25-2003, 08:28 PM
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Award Finalists Announced
In a press conference earlier today, the Finalists for the major college football awards. The Winners will be announced at the College Football Awards, to be help the week after the conference championship games are held. Maxwell - Offensive MVP David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 287 car, 1602 yards, 16 TD, 13 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD, 1 kick return TD Donta Hickson - HB, Oklahoma - 239 car, 1264 yards, 13 TD, 31 rec, 443 yards, 3 TD Timmy Chang - QB, Hawaii - 261-411, 3749 yards, 32 TD, 8 INT, 22 car, 97 yards, 1 TD (injured - 5 weeks) Best QB Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 261-411, 3749 yards, 32 TD, 8 INT, 22 car, 97 yards, 1 TD (injured - 5 weeks) Brent Rawls, Oklahoma - 147-265, 2640 yards, 25 TD, 6 INT, 32 car, 129 yards, 2 TD Vincent Young, Texas - 150-278, 2444 yards, 23 TD, 9 INT, 62 car, 277 yards, 3 TD Best RB David Horne, Nebraska - 287 car, 1602 yards, 16 TD, 13 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD, 1 kick return TD Donta Hickson , Oklahoma - 239 car, 1264 yards, 13 TD, 31 rec, 443 yards, 3 TD Brandon Jacobs, Auburn - 202 car, 1199 yards, 18 TD, 18 rec, 215 yards, TD Best WR Britton Komine, Hawaii - 68 rec, 1171 yards, 12 TD Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue - 61 rec, 1143 yards, 8 TD Braylon Edwards, Michigan - 56 rec, 1033 yards, 7 TD Best OL Marcus McNeil - T, Auburn - 46 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Zax Tubbs - T, Arkansas - 37 pancakes, 1 sack allowed RT #55 - T, Rice - 39 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed Bednarik - Defensive MVP Derrick Ansley - FS, Troy State - 45 tackles, 1 TFL, 10 INT, 2 FF, 3 TD Patrick Goodpaster - DE, Colorado State - 61 tackles, 19 TFL, 15 sacks Omar Darby - CB, Louisiana Tech - 89 tackles, 1 TFL, 9 INT Best DL Patrick Goodpaster - DE, Colorado State - 61 tackles, 19 TFL, 15 sacks Michael Purcell - DT, Tulane - 68 tackles, 16 TFL, 5 sacks Gabe Watson - DT, Michigan - 41 tackles, 11 TFL, 6 sacks Best LB Eric Mahl - MLB, Kent State - 82 tackles, 18 TFL, 8 sacks, INT Roger McIntosh - OLB, Miami - 67 tackles, 11 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INT, 3 FF, TD Martin Patterson - OLB, Texas Christian - 106 tackles, 14 TFL, 5 sacks, INT Thorpe - Best DB Derrick Ansley - FS, Troy State - 45 tackles, 1 TFL, 10 INT, 2 FF, 3 TD Omar Darby - CB, Louisiana Tech - 89 tackles, 1 TFL, 9 INT Ernest Shazor, FS, Michigan - 44 tackles, 7 TFL, 2 sacks, 4 INT Groza - Best K Jared Siegel, Oregon - 23-24 FG, long of 52, 40-41 XP Jonathan Nichols, Ole Miss - 25-30 FG, long of 49, 22-22 XP Frederick Jackson, Georgia - 22-26 FG, long of 49, 37-38 XP Best Coach Nebraska Coach (10-1) Arkansas Coach (10-0) Oregon State Coach (9-1) Good luck to all the finalists. We'll see you in Orlando for the awards.
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#16Rutgers Scarlet Knights (7-2/3-1) @ #30 Boston College Eagles (7-3/3-2)
As we head down the home stretch, we take on the Boston College Eagles in a game with bowl ramifications. The winner of this game will be the top choice to go to the Insight Bowl, while the loser will probably end up playing in the San Francisco Bowl. This game will receive regional coverage. Both Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso picked the Scarlet Knights to win. Key Players Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston, FS Jason Nugent, CB Tavaris Gant Bostone College: HB Jeff Ross, QB Quinton Porter, WR Joel Hazard Injuries Rutgers: No Injuries Boston College: LOLB Markus Eaton - Broken Fibula - Season ending LE Myran Hunter - Broken Jaw - Season Ending RT Gosder Cherilus - Broken Tailbone - 2 weeks WR Grant Adams - Turf Toe - 1 week Halftime Score: Boston College 20, Rutgers 17 Shawn Tucker suffered a bruised sternum in the 4th quarter. He will miss the remainder of the game. Final Score: Rutgers 45, Boston College 33 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter BC 20 yard FG by Felton - 6:07 BC 34 yard pass from Porter to Bryant (Felton Kick) - 4:31 RU 6 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 2:14 2nd quarter RU 27 yard FG by Radigan - 8:28 RU 35 yard interception return by Gant (Radigan Kick) - 7:32 BC 4 yard pass from Porter to Callahan (Felton Kick) - 5:03 BC 27 yard FG by Felton - 0:14 3rd quarter BC 74 yard interception return by Stancil (Felton Kick) - 3:27 RU 5 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 0:17 4th Quarter RU 23 yard pass from Hart to Tucker (Radigan Kick) - 6:42 RU 53 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 5:26 RU 56 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 3:28 BC 47 yard pass from Porter to Bryant (Conversion Failed) - 2:41 Players of the Game Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston - 28 car, 182 yards, 2 TD, 5 rec, 28 yards Boston College: FS T.J. Stancil - 8 tackles, INT, TD Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 15-21, 181 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT Boston College: Quinton Porter - 27-45, 342 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 28 car, 182 yards, 2 TD, long 56 Markis Facyson - 5 car, 69 yards, 2 TD, long 53 Ryan Hart - 4 car, -16 yards, long 4 Boston College: Jeff Ross - 15 car, 65 yards, long 27 Haven Perkins - 3 car, 5 yards, long 5 Quinton Porter - 12 car, -30 yards, long 5 Receiving Rutgers: Shawn Tucker - 3 rec, 76 yards, 1 TD, long 38 Samuel Johnson - 4 rec, 46 yards, long 22 Justice Hairston - 5 rec, 28 yards, long 8 Tres Moses - 1 rec, 25 yards Jerry Andre - 1 rec, 5 yards, Markis Facyson - 1 rec, 1 yard Boston College: David Kashetta - 11 rec, 100 yards, long 22 Dorien Bryant - 2 rec, 81 yards, 2 TD, long 47 Stevie Callahan - 7 rec, 65 yards, 1 TD, long 28 Joel Hazard - 4 rec, 63 yards, long 36 Jason Lilly - 1 rec, 24 yards Jeff Ross - 2 rec, 7 yards, long 7 Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Jason Nugent - 8; Brady Huff - 6; Eddie Grimes, Will Gilkison, Pete Kramer - 5 Sacks: Alfred Peterson - 2; Maxmius Meridius, Justin Joiner, Nate Robinson, Will Gilkison - 1 INTs: Tavris Gant, Berkley Hutchinson - 1 Boston College Tackles: Nathanael Hasselbeck - 12; T.J. Stancil - 8; Scott Carr - 6 Sacks: Phillip Mettling - 2 INTs: T.J. Stancil, Nathanael Hasselbeck - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 1-2 FG, long 27, 6-6 XP, Boston College: Gary Felton - 2-2 FG, long 27, 3-3 XP Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 4 punts, 37.2 average, long 50, 2 inside the 20, 37.2 net average Boston College: Tab Falls - 7 punts, 32.8 average, long 41, 20.4 net average Kick Return Rutgers: Jason Nugent - 3 ret, 18.6 average, long 30 Tres Moses - 3 ret, 12.3 average, long 14 Jerry Andre - 1 ret, 3 yards Boston College: Will Blackmon - 4 ret, 22.5 average, long 24 Joel Hazard - 4 ret, 21.0 average, long 26 Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 6 ret, 14.5 average, long 32 Boston College: No Punt Return Data Next Week: Make or break time, as we take on the #3 ranked Miami Hurricanes in Piscataway.
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09-26-2003, 03:25 PM
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Week 13 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry, #3 Georgia @ #8 Auburn - Auburn 32-20 Other National Games #12 Maryland @ #11 Virginia - Virginia 36-19 #4 Miami @ #24 Syracuse - Miami 27-18 #9 Florida State @ #17 North Carolina State - Florida State 30-14 Other Significant Games Arizona @ #1 Southern Cal - Southern Cal 37-30 #5 Oklahoma @ Baylor - Oklahoma 40-7 Temple @ #6 Virginia Tech - Virginia Tech 34-17 #7 Ohio State @ Purdue - Ohio State 52-17 #10 Oregon State @ Stanford - Oregon State 21-9 #13 Tennessee @ Mississippi State - Tennessee 38-13 #14 Louisville @ Memphis - Louisville 44-6 #15 Nebraska @ #18 Kansas State - Nebraska 28-21 Northwestern @ #19 Michigan - Michigan 38-14 UCLA @ #20 Oregon - UCLA 34-19 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Top 25 Rivals Clash Rivalry Game pits #16 Michigan against #7 Ohio State. Photo: Roy Manning, Michigan #58, wraps up Noah Herron, Northwestern #33. Bowl Rankings Story: Will They Be There? The Miller-led Razorbacks are looking at a potential NC appearance. Photo: Caleb Miller, Arkansas #43
Top 25 Polls Story: Ducks Cant Measure Up UCLA improves to 6-1 in league play with a win at Eugene. Photo: Matt Moore, UCLA #7, tried to avoid pressure from Lennie West, Oregon #3 Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Southern Cal (31) (10-0) 2. Arkansas (28) (10-0) 3. Miami (9-1) 4. Oklahoma (11-1) 5. Auburn (10-1) 6. Virginia Tech (9-1) 7. Ohio State (10-1) 8. Florida State (10-1) 9. Georgia (9-1) 10. Oregon State (10-1) 11. Virginia (9-1) 12. Tennessee (8-2) 13. Louisville (9-1) 14. Nebraska (11-1) 15. Rutgers (8-2) Dropping Down: Maryland (12 to 17) Media Poll Top 15 1. Southern Cal (46) (10-0) 2. Arkansas (25) (10-0) 3. Miami (9-1) 4. Oklahoma (11-1) 5. Auburn (10-1) 6. Virginia Tech (9-1) 7. Ohio State (10-1) 8. Georgia (9-1) 9. Florida State (10-1) 10. Virginia (9-1) 11. Oregon State (10-1) 12. Tennessee (8-2) 13. Louisville (9-1) 14. Nebraska (11-1) 15. Rutgers (8-2) Heisman Watch Story: Closer to the Heisman? If the Buckeyes keep on winning, Clarett supporters will continue to grow. Photo: Maurice Clarett, Ohio State #13 <> Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 294 car, 1696 yards, 17 rec, 239 yards, 20 total TD /\ Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 219 car, 1471 yards, 22 TD, 13 rec, 224 yards, TD \/ David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 317 car, 1739 yards, 15 rec, 197 yards, 21 total TD \/ Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 69 rec, 1196 yards, 4 car, 18 yards, 14 total TD <> Jason Carter - HB, Texas A&M - 225 car, 1042 yards, 45 rec, 468 yards, 14 total TD Awards Finalists Story: Down to Three! Edwards makes the list of three finalists for the 2004 Best WR. Photo: Braylon Edwards, Michigan #1 Bowl Projections Story: Bowl Fever! See where the Hoosiers might be heading this postseason. Photo: Kyle Killion, Indiana #43 Insight Bowl: #15 Rutgers vs #25 Oregon Outback Bowl: Mississippi State vs #23 Indiana Gator Bowl: #6 Virginia Tech vs #11 Virginia Capital One Bowl: #9 Georgia vs #16 Michigan Peach Bowl: Louisiana State vs #20 North Carolina State Rose Bowl: #5 Auburn vs #21 Wisconsin Fiesta Bowl: #4 Oklahoma vs #7 Ohio State Cotton Bowl: #12 Tennessee vs #14 Nebraska Sugar Bowl: #8 Florida State vs #3 Miami Orange Bowl: #2 Arkansas vs #1 Southern Cal Players of the Week Story: Steppin' It Up Virginia Tech's Humes has a spectacular game against an overpowered Temple team. Photo: Cedric Humes, Virginia Tech #32 National PotW Offensive: Selvin Young - HB, Texas - 25 car, 136 yards, 6 rec, 103 yards, 6 total TD Defensive: Nick Melcher - LE, Western Michigan - 13 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Cedric Humes - HB, Virginia Tech - 29 car, 148 yards, TD, 4 rec, 108 yards, TD Defensive: Joe Dipre - MLB, Pittsburgh - 11 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, FF, FR Conference Standings Story: Business Trip Rutgers's Big East Tour rumbles through Chestnut Hill with a 45-33 victory. Photo: Justice Hairston, Rutgers #21 Note: San Jose State is the only team yet to win a game. Coach's Report Card It feels good to win, but there's always room for improvement. Job Security: A+ Fan Base Local Games x 2: 2-0 National Games x 3: 1-2 Avg. Attendance: 41,993 |
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09-26-2003, 09:02 PM
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#3 Miani Hurricanes (9-1/5-0) @ #15 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (8-2/4-1)
The Scarlet Knights will look to continue their 5 game winning streak against the white hot Miami Hurricanes, who have won 9 in a row since an early season loss against Ohio State. This nationally televised game will be key, as a win here puts us in the driver seat for the Big East Championship and a trip to a BCS game. A win here would also be a coup for our recruiting efforts. Herbstreit and Corso both picked Miami. Key Players Miami: OLB Roger McIntosh, HB Frank Gore, QB Brock Berlin Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston, CB Tavaris Gant, HB Markis Facyson Injuries Miami: LG Kelley Mitchell - Broken Tailbone - 2 weeks Rutgers: None In the 1st quarter, Miami's star CB Antrel Rolle suffered a dislocated elbow and will be out for 6 weeks. Halftime Score: Miami 27, Rutgers 3 In the 3d quarter, Ryan Hart broke Scott Erney's school record for passing yards. Erney had passed for 2,536 yards in 1989. Final Score: Miami 34, Rutgers 16 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter Miami 31 yard FG by Gent - 4:59 Miami 37 yard FG by Gent - 2:51 2nd quarter RU 34 yard FG by Radigan - 8:32 Miami 76 yard pass from Berlin to Jolla (Gent Kick) - 8:16 Miami 30 yard interception return by Bain (Gent Kick) - 3:37 Miami 49 yard pass from Berlin to Winslow (Gent Kick) - 0:41 3rd quarter RU 1 yard pass from Hart to Johnson (Conversion Failed) - 5:19 Miami 5 yard pass from Berlin to Parrish (Gent Kick) - 3:53 4th Quarter RU 2 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) -0:12 Players of the Game Miami: Travarous Bain - 7 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, INT, TD Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 31 car, 143 yards, TD, 5 rec, 15 yards Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 22-37, 209 yards, 1 TD, 3 INT Miami: Brock Berlin - 16-36, 290 yards, 3 TD, 3 INT Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 31 car, 143 yards, 1 TD, long 21 Markis Facyson - 8 car, 45 yards, long 19 Clarence Pittman - 3 car, 16 yards, long 8 Ryan Hart - 9 car, -48 yards, long 3 Miami: Frank Gore - 7 car, 20 yards, long 16 Quadtrine Hill - 1 car, 3 yards Brock Berlin - 5 car, -23 yards Receiving Rutgers: Tres Moses - 5 rec, 92 yards, long 44 Jerry Andre - 3 rec, 36 yards, long 22 Samuel Johnson - 3 rec, 21 yards, 1 TD, long 11 Shawn Tucker - 2 rec, 20 yards, long 12 Justice Hairston - 5 rec, 15 yards, long 9 Markis Facyson - 2 rec, 14 yards, long 13 Corey Barnes - 2 rec, 11 yards, long 8 Miami: Akiem Jolla - 3 rec, 118 yards, 1 TD, long 76 Roscoe Parrish - 7 rec, 93 yards, 1 TD, long 24 Kellen Winslow - 2 rec, 50 yards, 1 TD, long 49 Sinorice Moss - 2 rec, 27 yards, long 20 Ryan Moore - 1 rec, 5 yards Frank Gore - 1 rec, -3 yards Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Tavaris Gant - 5; William Gilkison, Maximus Meridius - 4; Sacks: Eddie Grimes, Alfred Peterson, Maximus Meridius - 1 INTs: Jason Nugent - 2; Tavaris Gant - 1 Miami Tackles: Greg Threat - 12; Leon Williams - 11; Brandon Meriweather - 8 Sacks: Thomas Carroll - 3; Roger McIntosh - 2; John Square, Travarous Bain - 1 INTs: Glenn Sharpe - 2; Travarous Bain - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 1-1 FG, long 34, 1-1 XP Miami: Mark Gent - 2-3 FG, long 37, 4-4 XP Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 6 punts, 47.5 average, long 53, 32.8 net Miami: Jon Peattie - 5 punts, 44.7 average, long 55, 1 inside the 20, 36.5 net, 1 touchback Kick Return Rutgers: Jason Nugent - 6 ret, 17.8 average, long 22 Tres Moses - 1 ret, 14 yards Miami: Glenn Sharpe - 2 ret, 22.5 average, long 23 Antrel Rolle - 1 ret, 38 yards Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 3 ret, 7.0 average, long 12 Miami: Frank Gore - 5 ret, 17.5 average, long 28 Next Week: We end the season with a trip to the Carrier Dome, to take on the team I despise more than any other, the Syracuse Orangemen. Our bowl destiny will be decided.
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09-26-2003, 09:51 PM
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Week 14 in Review
Game of the Week #16 Michigan @ #7 Ohio State - Ohio State 46-23 Other National Games The Battle for the Victory Bell#1 Southern Cal @ #22 UCLA - UCLA 31-27 #3 Miami @ #15 Rutgers - Miami 34-16 Wake Forest @ Notre Dame - Notre Dame 34-17 Other Significant Games #2 Arkansas @ Mississippi State - Arkansas 38-29 Texas Tech @ #4 Oklahoma - Oklahoma 45-13 The Iron Bowl, #5 Auburn @ Alabama - Auburn 31-14 #6 Virginia Tech @ Boston College - Boston College 24-17 #9 Georgia @ Kentucky - Georgia 41-16 The Civil War, #25 Oregon @ #10 Oregon State - Oregon State 21-14 #11 Virginia @ Georgia Tech - Virginia 42-20 #12 Tennessee @ Vanderbilt - Tennessee 27-10 #13 Louisville @ Houston - Louisville 27-17 #20 North Carolina State @ #17 Maryland - North Carolina State 42-9 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Tough Setback #1 USC loses a heartbreaker to UCLA 31-27 Photo: Southern Cal head coach Bowl Rankings Story: Latest Rankings Latest Bowl Rankings have Hurricanes playing for the title. Photo: Unidentified Miami player standing over a Rutgers player
Top 25 Polls Story: Upended! #6 Virginia Tech loses a shocker to Big East opponent Boston College 24-17.[/i] Photo: Virginia Tech mascot Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Arkansas (59) (11-0) 2. Miami (10-1) 3. Oklahoma (12-1) 4. Auburn (11-1) 5. Ohio State (11-1) 6. Florida State (10-1) 7. Southern Cal (10-1) 8. Georgia (10-1) 9. Oregon State (11-1) 10. Virginia (10-1) 11. Tennessee (9-2) 12. Louisville (10-1) 13. Nebraska (11-1) 14. Virginia Tech (9-2) 15. UCLA (10-2) 19. Rutgers (8-3) Media Poll Top 15 1. Arkansas (71) (11-0) 2. Miami (10-1) 3. Oklahoma (12-1) 4. Auburn (11-1) 5. Ohio State (11-1) 6. Southern Cal (10-1) 7. Georgia (10-1) 8. Florida State (10-1) 9. Virginia (10-1) 10. Oregon State (11-1) 11. Tennessee (9-2) 12. Louisville (10-1) 13. Nebraska (11-1) 14. UCLA (10-2) 15. Virginia Tech (9-2) 19. Rutgers (8-3) Heisman Watch Story: Making a Statement! Horne has rushed for 1739 yards and 18 TD in his Junior year. Photo: David Horne, Nebraska #9 /\ Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 254 car, 1786 yards, 35 TD, 13 rec, 224 yards, TD \/ Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 327 car, 1869 yards, 17 rec, 239 yards, 22 total TD /\ Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 69 rec, 1196 yards, 4 car, 18 yards, 14 total TD \/ David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 317 car, 1739 yards, 15 rec, 197 yards, 21 total TD <> Jason Carter - HB, Texas A&M - 225 car, 1042 yards, 45 rec, 468 yards, 14 total TD Awards Finalists Story: Finally, Recognition Hickson, the Maxwell hopeful from Oklahoma, has been steady all year. Photo: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma #35, breaks the tackle of Mike Smith, Texas Tech #46 Bowl Projections Story: Trojans Go Bowlin' The Fiesta Bowl is the likely destination for USC this postseason. Photo: Hershel Dennis, Southern Cal #34, stares at his hands Insight Bowl: [color=scarlet]#19 Rutgers[color] vs Oregon Outback Bowl: Louisiana State vs Wisconsin Gator Bowl: #14 Virginia Tech vs #10 Virginia Capital One Bowl: #8 Georgia vs #21 Michigan Peach Bowl: #23 Ole Miss vs #16 North Carolina State Rose Bowl: #15 UCLA vs #5 Ohio State Fiesta Bowl: #7 Southern Cal vs #3 Oklahoma Cotton Bowl: #11 Tennessee vs #13 Nebraska Sugar Bowl: #6 Florida State vs #4 Auburn Orange Bowl: #2 Miami vs #1 Arkansas Players of the Week Story: Taking It to 'Em Virginia's Schmidt is named Player of the Week after convincing victory. Photo: Brennan Schmidt, Virginia #96, tackles , Georgia Tech #28 National PotW Offensive: Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 35 car, 315 yards, 3 TD Defensive: Daven Hopkins - OLB, Washington State - 6 tackles, 2 TFL, INT, FF, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Jason Colson - HB, West Virginia - 37 car, 206 yards, 2 TD Defensive: Travarous Bain - CB, Miami - 7 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, INT, TD OLB Nyar Lahotep was named 1A Independents Def. PotW. He had 6 tackles, 1 TFL and an interception in Notre Dame's win over Wake Forest. Conference Standings Story: Time to Celebrate! Bain and Miami knock off Big East opponent Rutgers 34-16. Photo: Travarous Bain, Miami #21, pursues Justice Hairston, Rutgers #21. Coach's Report Card We weren't outclassed really, just beaten by the team that wanted it more. Job Security: A+ Fan Base Local Games: 2-0 National Games: 1-3 Avg. Attendance: 41,703
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09-27-2003, 12:19 AM
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Woot!!! For one week I was the best defensive player out of four schools (three of which are nearly total crap).
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09-27-2003, 12:37 AM
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#19Rutgers Scarlet Knights (8-3/4-2) @ #43 Syracuse Orangemen (7-5/3-3)
Last week we got blown off the field by Miami. This week we have to come back and prove that we are a top 20 team. Syracuse has had some success this year, but are only 1-4 against teams who are currently in the coaches' poll top 25. If we can contain Walter Reyes, we should have a good chance to win. The game will have regional coverage. We are the consensus pick to win. Key Players Rutgers: HB Justice Hairston, FS Jason Nugent, CB Tavaris Gant Syarcuse: HB Walter Reyes, QB Xzavier Gaines, OLB Kelvin Smith Injuries Rutgers: None Syracuse: RT Quinn Ojinnaka - Strained Knee - 4 weeks In the 1st quarter, Justice Hairston broke Terrell Willis school record for career rushing yards. Willis had rushed for 3,114 yards between 1993 and 1995. Later in the same quarter, Justice broke his own single season school rushing record. Also in the 1st quarter, Syracuse's starting LOLB, Kellen Pruitt, suffered a broken collarbone. He will not play again this season In the 2nd quarter, CB Tavaris Gant intercepted his 10th pass of the season, breaking John Pollock's record, which was set in 1968. Clarence Pittman suffered a sprained elbow in the 2nd quarter. He will be out of action for 2 weeks, but he will be able to end his Rutgers career in a bowl game. Syracuse lost another LOLB in the 2nd quarter, when Luke Cain sprained his wrist. He'll miss 1 week. Halftime Score: Rutgers 28, Syracuse 14 Today's game was a big personel game for Justice Hairston, as he broke the Rutgers single game rushing record. Final Score: Rutgers 41, Syracuse 38 This game was rated the 4th greatest game ever, with a score of 581. Scoring Summary 1st Quarter RU 3 yard pass from Hart to Johnson (Radigan Kick) - 2:15 2nd quarter SU 4 yard run by Reyes (Krautman Kick) - 8:23 RU 3 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 4:50 RU 29 yard interception return by Gant (Radigan Kick) - 4:39 SU 46 yard pass from Gaines to Jones (Krautman Kick) - 2:57 RU 26 yard interception return by Beckford (Radigan Kick) - 1:25 3rd quarter SU 61 yard interception return by Gregory (Krautman Kick) - 8:33 SU 68 yard fumble return by Whitfield (Krautman Kick) - 5:43 RU 21 yard FG by Radigan - 3:14 SU 12 yard pass from Gaines to Jones (Krautman Kick) - 0:30 4th Quarter SU 19 yard FG by Krautman - 2:52 RU 7 yard run by Facyson - 0:17 RU 34 yard FG by Radigan - 0:00 Players of the Game Rutgers: Tavaris Gant - 5 tackles, INT, TD Syracuse: Steve Gregory - 7 tackles, 1 TFL, 2 INT, FF, TD Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 18-39, 201 yards, 1 TD, 4 INT Syracuse: Xzavier Gaines - 12-26, 250 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT Perry Patterson - 1-3, 30 yards, 1 INT Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 32 car, 271 yards, long 35 Markis Facyson - 8 car, 31 yards, 2 TD, long 7 Brian Leonard - 1 car, 3 yards Marcus Jones - 1 car, 1 yard Ryan Hart - 7 car, -24 yards, long 13 Syracuse: Walter Reyes - 14 car, 47 yards, 1 TD, long 25 Greg Hanoian - 6 car, 1 yard, long 5 Damien Rhodes - 1 car, -2 yards Xzavier Gaines - 6 car, -26 yards, long 9 Receiving Rutgers: Shawn Tucker - 4 rec, 72 yards, long 35 Corey Barnes - 2 rec, 52 yards, long 36 Tres Moses - 2 rec, 23 yards, long 17 Chris Baker - 2 rec, 19 yards, long 10 Jerry Andre - 2 rec, 19 yards, long 12 Markis Facyson - 2 rec, 9 yards, long 10 Brian Leonard - 2 rec, 7 yards, long 9 Justice Hairston - 1 rec, 5 yards Samuel Johnson - 1 rec, 3 yards, 1 TD Syracuse: Jared Jones - 7 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD, long 52 Andre Fontenette - 4 rec, 81 yards, long 33 Brian Mosher - 2 rec, 21 yards, long 11 Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Brady Huff - 6; Pete Kramer, Tavaris Gant - 5; Eddie Grimes, Nate Robinson - 4 Sacks: Alfred Peterson, Berkley Hutchinson, Nate Robinson, Brady Huff - 1 INTs: William Beckford, Maximus Meridius, Tavaris Gant Syracuse Tackles: Diamond Ferri, Terrell Lemon - 9; Steve Gregory - 7; Cory Brooks, Brian Hooper - 6 Sacks: Julian Pollard - 2; Cory Brooks, Kader Drame, Jaes Wyche - 1 INTs: Steve Gregory - 2; Moe Sidibe, Cory Brooks - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 2-2 FG, long 34, 5-5 XP, Syracuse: Rick Krautman - 1-1 FG, long 19, 5-5 XP Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 3 punts, 41.6 average, long 50, 34.3 net, Syracuse: Brendan Carney - 7 punts, 36.4 average, long 40, 3 inside 20, 28.7 net, Kick Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 5 ret, 31.3 average, long 80 Jason Nugent - 2 ret, 16.5 average, long 20 Syracuse: Steve Gregory - 3 ret, 22.3 average, long 24 Walter Reyes - 3 ret, 20.3 average, long 23 Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 5 ret, 10.7 average, long 21 Syracuse: Steve Gregory - 2 ret, 11.0 average, long 11 Next Week: Our season is over. Now we wait to see which bowl game we go to.
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09-27-2003, 12:48 AM
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It was an decent game, but from my dynasties I noticed that it usually takes either a defense TD, a huge number of tackles, or a relatively large amount of "special" plays (multiple picks, forced fumbles, etc.) to get the PtW nod in the conferences. Gratz on the win to close out the regulat season. |
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09-27-2003, 01:29 AM
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Week 15 in Review - The Games
Game of the Week The Battle for the Commonwealth Cup, #10 Virginia @ #14 Virginia Tech - Virginia Tech 51-24 Other National Games The Lonestar Showdown, Texas A&M @ #18 Texas - Texas A&M 29-14 #17 Colorado @ #13 Nebraska - Nebraska 25-14 The Battle for the Golden Boot, Louisiana State @ #1 Arkansas - Louisiana State 38-24 Other Significant Games Pittsburgh @ #2 Miami - Miami 42-21 The Battle for the Governor's Cup, Florida @ #6 Florida State - Florida State 59-14 The Battle for the Jeweled Shillelagh, Notre Dame @ #7 Southern Cal - Southern Cal 31-24 Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate, Georgia Tech @ #8 Georgia - Georgia 48-17 Kentucky @ #11 Tennessee - Tennessee 37-6 The Battle for the Keg of Nails, Cincinnati @ #12 Louisville - Cincinnati 49-42 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Nation's Best! Miami takes the top spot in the latest Bowl Rankings Photo: Brock Berlin, Miami #7 Bowl Rankings Story: Movin' On Up! Tigers are looking to stir up some contraversy in latest Bowl Rankings. Photo: Jason Campbell, Auburn #17
Top 25 Polls Story: 38-24! The #1 Razorbacks take a hard fall against LSU in Battle for the Golden Boot. Photo: Arkansas mascot Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Miami (34) (11-1) 2. Oklahoma (24) (12-1) 3. Auburn (1) (11-1) 4. Ohio State (11-1) 5. Florida State (11-1) 6. Southern Cal (11-1) 7. Georgia (11-1) 8. Oregon State (11-1) 9. Arkansas (11-1) 10. Tennessee (10-2) 11. Virginia Tech (10-2) 12. Nebraska (12-1) 13. UCLA (10-2) 14. North Carolina State (9-3) 15. Virginia (10-2) 16. Rutgers (9-3) Media Poll Top 15 1. Miami (46) (11-1) 2. Oklahoma (24) (12-1) 3. Auburn (1) (11-1) 4. Ohio State (11-1) 5. Southern Cal (11-1) 6. Georgia (11-1) 7. Florida State (11-1) 8. Arkansas (11-1) 9. Oregon State (11-1) 10. Tennessee (10-2) 11. Virginia Tech (10-2) 12. Nebraska (12-1) 13. UCLA (10-2) 14. North Carolina State (9-3) 15. Virginia (10-2) 16. Rutgers (9-3) Heisman Watch Story: Watch Out! Clarett is the biggest reason why the 11-1 Buckeyes are playing well in 2004. Photo: Maurcie Clarett, Ohio State #13 <> Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 254 car, 1786 yards, 25 TD, 13 rec, 224 yards, TD <> Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 327 car, 1869 yards, 17 rec, 239 yards, 22 total TD /\ David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 346 car, 1834 yards, 16 rec, 207 yards, 22 total TD /\ Jason Carter - HB, Texas A&M - 250 car, 1159 yards, 50 rec, 533 yards, 15 total TD \/ Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 69 rec, 1196 yards, 4 car, 18 yards, 14 total TD Awards Finalists Story: A Worthy Candidate Edwards makes the list of three finalists for the 2004 Best WR. Photo: Braylon Edwards, Michigan #1 Bowl Projections Story: Bowl Fever! The 10-2 Cavaliers might end up in the Gator Bowl at season's end. Photo: Virginia Head Coach Insight Bowl: #16 Rutgers vs Oregon Outback Bowl: #24 Louisiana State vs #17 Indiana Gator Bowl: #11 Virginia Tech vs #15 Virginia  Capital One Bowl: #7 Georgia vs #18 Michigan Peach Bowl: #20 Ole Miss vs #14 North Carolina State Rose Bowl: #13 UCLA vs #4 Ohio State Fiesta Bowl: #6 Southern Cal vs #2 Oklahoma Cotton Bowl: #10 Tennessee vs #12 Nebraska Sugar Bowl: #6 Florida State vs #9 Arkansas Orange Bowl: #3 Auburn vs #1 Miami Players of the Week Story: Steppin' It Up Being named player of the week can't top beating your rival. Photo: Chris Rix, Florida State #16 National PotW Offensive: Cedric Humes - HB, Virginia Tech - 33 car, 132 yards, 3 TD, 6 rec, 98 yards, TD Defensive: Robert Watts - MLB, Utah State - 13 tackles, 1 TFL, FF, TD Big East PotW Offensive: Cedric Humes - HB, Virginia Tech - 33 car, 132 yards, 3 TD, 6 rec, 98 yards, TD Defensive: Brandon Manning - OLB, Virginia Tech - 4 tackles, 1 TFL, INT, FF, TD Conference Standings Story: Answering the Call The Scarlet Knights barely edge out conference foe Syracuse in a 41-38 thriller. Photo: An unidentified Scarlet Knight tackles Jared Jones, Syracuse #12 Coach's Report Card Coach Schiano, what you do this off-season will have a heavy impact on your success next year. Job Security: A+ Fan Base Regional: 3-0 National: 1-3 Avg. Attendance: 41,703 Last edited by General Mike : 09-27-2003 at 02:16 AM. |
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09-27-2003, 02:07 AM
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Week 16 in Review - The Games
Only 2 games on the slate this week. Let's see what happened. Army vs Navy - Army 35-16 Hawaii @ Boise State - Hawaii 23-17 Sports Illustrated Cover Story Robbed in the Rankings #2 Oklahoma gets no love from the latest Bowl Rankings. Photo: Jonathan Jackson, Oklahoma #49 Bowl Rankings Story: Surprise! Auburn benefits from the latest contraversy in the computer rankings.  Photo: Auburn mascot
Top 25 Polls Story: Victory! The Buckeyes take home the Big Ten title after finishing 7-1 in the conference. Photo: Ohio State cheerleader Coaches' Poll Top 15 1. Miami (31) (11-1) 2. Oklahoma (27) (12-1) 3. Auburn (1) (11-1) 4. Ohio State (11-1) 5. Florida State (11-1) 6. Southern Cal (11-1) 7. Georgia (11-1) 8. Oregon State (11-1) 9. Arkansas (11-1) 10. Tennessee (10-2) 11. Virginia Tech (10-2) 12. Nebraska (12-1) 13. UCLA (10-2) 14. North Carolina State (9-3) 15. Virginia (10-2) 16. Rutgers (9-3) Media Poll Top 15 1. Miami (46) (11-1) 2. Oklahoma (23) (12-1) 3. Auburn (1) (11-1) 4. Ohio State (1) (11-1) 5. Southern Cal (11-1) 6. Georgia (11-1) 7. Florida State (11-1) 8. Arkansas (11-1) 9. Oregon State (11-1) 10. Tennessee (10-2) 11. Virginia Tech (10-2) 12. Nebraska (12-1) 13. UCLA (10-2) 14. North Carolina State (9-3) 15. Virginia (10-2) 16. Rutgers (9-3) Heisman Watch Story: Making A Statement! No one is putting up better Heisman numbers than Nebraska's Horne. Photo: David Horne, Nebraska #9 <> Maurice Clarett - HB, Ohio State - 254 car, 1786 yards, 25 TD, 13 rec, 224 yards, TD <> Jermelle Lewis - HB, Iowa - 327 car, 1869 yards, 17 rec, 239 yards, 22 total TD <> David Horne - HB, Nebraska - 346 car, 1834 yards, 16 rec, 207 yards, 22 total TD <> Jason Carter - HB, Texas A&M - 250 car, 1159 yards, 50 rec, 533 yards, 15 total TD <> Britton Komine - WR, Hawaii - 71 rec, 1212 yards, 4 car, 18 yards, 14 total TD Awards Finalists Story: Donta! Oklahoma's Hickson is announced as a finalist for the 2004 Maxwell. Photo: Donta Hickson, Oklahoma #35 Bowl Projections Story: Time To Put Up See where the Bulldogs might be heading this postseason. Photo: , Georgia #47 Insight Bowl: #16 Rutgers vs Oregon Outback Bowl: #24 Louisiana State vs Wisconsin Gator Bowl: #11 Virginia Tech vs #15 Virginia Capital One Bowl: #7 Georgia vs #18 Michigan Peach Bowl: #20 Ole Miss vs #14 North Carolina State Rose Bowl: #13 UCLA vs #4 Ohio State Fiesta Bowl: #6 Southern Cal vs #2 Oklahoma Cotton Bowl: #10 Tennessee vs #12 Nebraska Sugar Bowl: #5 Florida State vs #9 Arkansas Orange Bowl: #3 Auburn vs #1 Miami Players of the Week Story: Big Man on Campus Army's Jones earns POTW after gutsy performance in rivalry game. Photo: Carlton Jones, Army #30, breaks the tackle of a Navy defender. National PotW Offensive: Carlton Jones - HB, Army - 28 car, 172 yards, 4 TD Defensive: Mikel Resnick - OLB, Army - 3 tackles, INT Big East PotW No Big East games this week. Conference Standings Story: A Job Well Done The Ohio State Buckeyes are your 2004 Big Ten Champions! Photo: A.J. Hawk, Ohio State #47 |
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09-27-2003, 12:47 PM
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Conference Championship Week Rundown
BCS Bids were on the line in both the Big XII and SEC Championship games. Big Twelve Championship, from Kansas City, Missouri #12 Nebraska vs #2 Oklahoma - Nebraska 38-19 Players of the Game Nebraska: Willie Marsh - 8 tackles, 1 TFL, INT Oklahoma: Kejuan Jones - 26 car, 139 yards, TD, 7 rec, 80 yards Southeastern Conference Championship, from Atlanta, Georgia #7 Georgia vs #9 Arkansas - Arkansas 30-29 Players of the Game Georgia: Albert Hollis - 6 car, 30 yards, 2 TD Arkansas: Matt Jones - 9-16, 114 yards, 11 car, 55 yards, 3 total TD Mid-American Conference Championship Toledo @ Central Florida - Central Florida 17-16 Players of the Game Toledo: Astin Martin - 28 car, 154 yards, 4 rec, 43 yards Central Florida - Antoine Poe - 8 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, INT Sports Illustrated Cover Story Win Streak on the Line Can the Sooners extend their 10-game winning streak? Photo: Kejuan Jones, Oklahoma #20, runs by a injured Nebraska player. Bowl Rankings Story: The Bowl Map Tigers accept a bid to play in the 2004 Fiesta Bowl. Photo: Jason Campbell, Auburn #17
Top 25 Polls Story: No Margin for Error Arkansas sneaks past #0 0-0.  Photo: Matt Jones, Arkansas #9 Coaches' Poll Top 25
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Heisman Winner Story: Dreams Fulfulled Ohio State's Clarett adds the Heisman to his list of accomplishments. Photo: Maurice Clarett, Ohio State #13 Voting Results
Awards Winners Story: Head of the Class Horne, the Junior from Nebraska, wins the 2004 Best RB. Photo: David Horne, Nebraska #9, tries to avoid the tackle of Gayron Allen, Oklahoma #48. Maxwell Award HB David Horne, Nebraska - 374 car, 1944 yards, 17 rec, 215 yards, 23 total TD Best QB QB Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 261-411, 3749 yards, 32 TD, 8 INT, 22 car, 97 yards, 1 TD Best RB HB David Horne, Nebraska - 374 car, 1944 yards, 17 rec, 215 yards, 23 total TD Best WR WR Britton Komine, Hawaii - 71 rec, 1212 yards, 12 TD Best OL RT Marcus McNeill, Auburn - 50 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed Bednarik Award LE Patrick Goodpaster - 73 tackles, 24 TFL, 18 sacks Best DL LE Patrick Goodpaster - 73 tackles, 24 TFL, 18 sacks Best LB MLB Eric Mahl, Kent State - 100 tackles, 21 TFL, 10 sacks, INT Thorpe Award CB Omar Darby, Louisiana Tech - 98 tackles, 1 TFL, 10 INT Groza Award K Jared Siegel, Oregon - 27-30 FG, long of 52, 43-44 XP Best Coach Nebraska Coach - 12-2 All-Americans Story: Natural Instincts Oklahoma's Jones is honored to be named to the prestigious All-American Team Photo: Brandon Jones, Oklahoma #81 Bowl Games Story: The Big Bowl Picture Find out who Arkansas will be playing this bowl season. Photo: Matt Jones, Arkansas #9 Conference Champions Here are your 2004 conference champions Atlantic Coast Conference: #5 Florida State (11-1/8-0) Big Ten Conference: #4 Ohio State (11-1/7-1) Big Twelve Conference: #2 Oklahoma (13-1/9-0) Big East Conference: #1 Miami (11-1/7-0) Conference USA: Cincinnati (8-4/7-1) Note: Louisville was also 7-1 in conference play Mid-American Conference: Central Florida (9-4/8-1) Mountain West Conference: Colorado State (8-4/6-1) Pacific Ten Conference: UCLA (10-2/7-1) Note: Southern Cal and Oregon State were also 7-1 in Conference play. Southeastern Conference: Arkansas (12-1/8-1) Sun Belt Conference: Arkansas State (6-6/6-1) Western Athletic Conference: Hawaii (9-4/8-0) Coach's Report Card Okay, you've managed to get the Scarlet Knights in the Insight Bowl. Let's make the most of it.
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09-27-2003, 01:48 PM
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The All-Americans
Here are the 2004 All-American teams, as chosen by whoever chooses them. First Team QB D.J. Shockley, Georgia - 206-356, 3215 yards, 25 TD, 7 INT, 57 car, 270 yards, 6 TD HB Jason Carter, Texas A&M - 250 car, 1159 yards, 50 rec, 533 yards, 15 total TD(8 rush, 5 rec., 2 returns) HB A.J. Harris, Northern Illinois - 3134 All-Purpose Yards (1606 rush, 136 rec., 1392 return yards), 13 Total TD (9 rush, 1 rec, 3 returns) HB Maurice Clarett, Ohio State - 254 car, 1786 yards, 25 TD, 13 rec, 224 yards, TD HB David Horne - 374 car, 1944 yards, 17 rec, 215 yards, 23 total TD (19 rush, 3 rec, 1 return) WR Britton Komine, Hawaii - 71 rec, 1212 yards, 4 car, 18 yards, 14 total TD (12 rec, 1 ret, 1 defensive), 49 tackles, 6 INT, 15 pass deflections WR Brandon Jones, Oklahoma - 57 rec, 1041 yards, 10 TD, 2 car, 11 yards TE Kellen Winslow, Miami - 41 rec, 717 yards, 8 TD LT Richie Incognito, Nebraska - 41 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed RT Marcus McNeill, Auburn - 50 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed RG Justin Williams, West Virginia - 43 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed RG Brian Sanders, Brigham Young - 43 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed C Kurt Mann, Nebraska - 34 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed LE Patrick Goodpaster, Colorado State - 73 tackles, 24 TFL, 18 sacks RE Brandon Rager, San Diego State - 76 tackles, 17 TFL, 11 sacks DT Randy Starks, Maryland - 56 tackles, 18 TFL, 10 sacks DT Santonio Thomas, Miami - 61 tackles, 17 TFL, 8 sacks LOLB Pat Bennett, Washington State - 98 tackles, 16 TFL, 7 sacks, 6 INT, FF, TD MLB Eric Mahl, Kent State - 100 tackles, 21 TFL, 10 sacks, INT ROLB Michael Boley, Southern Miss - 96 tackles, 12 TFL, 3 sacks, 3 INT CB Omar Darby, Louisiana Tech - 98 tackles, 1 TFL, 10 INT CB Marlin Jackson, Michigan - 40 tackles, 1 TFL, 9 INT, TD FS Derrick Ansley, Troy State - 52 tackles, 2 TFL, 10 INT, 2 FF, 3 TD SS Donte Nicholson, Oklahoma - 56 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 sacks, 4 INT, FF, TD K Travis Mayle, Kent State - 26-28 FG, long of 56, 27-27 XP Second Team QB Chris Rix, Florida State - 182-306, 3021 yards, 24 TD, 6 INT, 58 car, 321 yards, 5 rush TD HB Donta Hickson, Oklahoma - 271 car, 1388 yards, 15 TD, 32 rec, 456 yards, 3 TD, 8 tackles, 1 sack HB Jermelle Lewis, Iowa - 327 car, 1869 yards, 17 rec, 239 yards, 22 total TD (19 rush, 2 rec., 1 return) WR Jovon Bouknight, Wyoming - 82 rec, 1420 yards, 4 car, 26 yards, 8 total TD (7 rec., 1 return) WR Braylon Edward, Michigan - 2631 all-purpose yards (1154 rec., 7 rush, 1470 return yards), 10 total TD (8 rec., 2 returns) WR Cedric Dawley, Cincinnati - 54 rec, 1186 yards, 11 TD, 6 car, 16 yards WR Derek Hagan, Arizona State - 80 rec, 1246 yards, 11 TD TE Leroy Short, Georgia - 41 rec, 639 yards, 7 TD RT Gary Moore, Colorado - 48 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed RT William Winston, Texas - 43 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed LG Mike Erickson, Nebraska - 32 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed RG Gene Perry, Arkansas - 35 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed C J.C. Robertson, Rice - 40 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed LE Nick Melcher, Western Michigan - 66 tackles, 21 TFL, 12 sacks, 3 FF, TD RE Marquise Hill. Louisiana State - 75 tackles, 16 TFL, 9 sacks DT Gabe Watson, Michigan - 48 tackles, 14 TFL, 7 sacks Michael Purcell, Tulane - 83 tackles, 18 TFL, 5 sacks LOLB Roger McIntosh, Miami - 84 tackles, 13 TFL, 6 sacks, 2 INT, 3 FF, TD MLB Robert Watts, Utah State - 118 tackles, 11 TFL, 3 sacks, INT, 3 FF, TD ROLB Ken Bournes, Ole Miss - 83 tackles, 13 TFL, 7 sacks, 3 INT CB Tavaris Gant, Rutgers - 38 tackles, 4 TFL, 10 INT, 4 TD CB Fabian Washington, Nebraska - 50 tackles, 5 INT, 3 TD FS Jon Gannon, Louisville - 33 tackles, 1 TFL, 10 INT, FF, 2 TD SS Herana-Daz Jones, Indiana - 52 tackles, 7 TFL, 3 sacks, 3 INT K Jared Siegel, Oregon - 27-30 FG, long of 52, 43-44 XP Freshman Team QB Marcus Stone, North Carolina State - 192-350, 2766 tards, 25 TD, 10 INT, 40 car, 142 yards, 4 rush TD HB Brock Gandy, San Jose State - 154 car, 468 yards, 9 rec, 83 yards, 4 total TD (1 rush, 1 rec., 2 returns) HB Jackie Bridges, Duke - 262 car, 909 yards, 25 rec, 290 yards, 7 total TD (5 rush, 1 rec., 1 return) HB Tyrone House, Boise State - 220 car, 954 yards, 13 TD, 19 rec, 162 yards, 2 TD HB Brad Myers, Central Michigan - 300 car, 1045 yards, 12 TD, 11 rec, 101 yards, TD WR Steve Smith, Southern Cal - 55 rec, 956 yards, 9 TD WR Errick Reynols, Western Michigan - 63 rec, 1100 yards, 8 TD, 8 car, 32 yards TE Leroy Short, Georgia - 41 rec, 639 yards, 7 TD LT Jerel Kerr, North Carolina State - 33 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed RT Xavier McCoy, Nebraska - 35 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed LG Carlton Powell, Virginia Tech - 30 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed RG Jermain Braxton, Ohio State - 26 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed C J.C. Robertson, Rice - 40 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed LE Jack Conley, UCLA - 51 tackles, 12 TFL, 6 sacks RE Jose Perkins, Air Force - 59 tackles, 11 TFL, 6 sacks DT Earnest Forrest, Virginia - 42 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 sacks DT Nate Robinson, Rutgers - 42 tackles, 16 TFL, 7 sacks LOLB Jason Bush, Ole Miss - 99 tackles, 7 TFL, 2 sacks, INT LOLB John Vickers, New Mexico - 117 tackles, 10 TFL, 5 sacks MLB Adam Jones, Louisiana-Monroe - 104 tackles, 14 TFL, 4 sacks, INT CB Omar Darby, Louisiana Tech - 98 tackles, 1 TFL, 10 INT CB Tavaris Gant, Rutgers - 38 tackles, 4 TFL, 10 INT, 4 TD FS Quentin Spivey, Cincinnati - 61 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, 4 INT SS Casey Williams, San Diego State - 64 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 sacks, 2 INT K Fredrick Jackson, Georgia - 31-38 FG, long of 49, 52-53 XP |
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09-27-2003, 02:32 PM
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Bowl Matchups Announced
The Bowl invitations were mailed out early last week, and now we can reveal who will play where this postseason. New Orleans Bowl - 12/16/2004 Southern Miss (9-3) vs Arkansas State (6-6) GMAC Bowl - 12/18/2004 Toledo (8-5) vs #25 Louisville (10-2) Mazda Tangerine Bowl - 12/22/2004 Texas (8-4) vs Maryland (8-4) Fort Worth Bowl - 12/23/2004 Cal (6-6) vs Oklahoma State (6-6) Las Vegas Bowl - 12/25/2004 Arizona State (8-5) vs Nevada-Las Vegas (9-3) ConAgra Foods Hawaii Bowl - 12/25/2004 Nevada (7-5) vs Texas Christian (6-6) Motor City Bowl - 12/26/2004 Marshall (8-4) vs Central Florida (9-4) Insight Bowl - 12/26/2004 #15 Rutgers (9-3) vs Oregon (7-5) Continental Tire Bowl - 12/27/2004 Clemson (6-6) vs Syracuse (7-6) Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl - 12/29/2004 Hawaii (9-4) vs Kent State (7-5) Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard - 12/29/2004 #22 Colorado (9-3) vs #16 Indiana (9-3) Houston Bowl - 12/30/2004 Alabama-Birmingham (8-4) vs Iowa State (6-6) Pacific Life Holiday Bowl - 12/30/2004 #8 Oregon State (11-1) vs #19 Kansas State (8-4) Silicon Valley Classic - 12/30/2004 Western Michigan (7-5) vs Fresno State (9-3) Wells Fargo Sun Bowl - 12/31/2004 Washington State (7-5) vs Penn State (6-6) AXA Liberty Bowl - 12/31/2004 Colorado State (8-4) vs Cincinnati (8-4) Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl - 12/31/2004 Mississippi State (7-5) vs #23 Iowa (8-4) MainStay Independence Bowl - 12/31/2004 San Diego State (8-4) vs Texas A&M (8-5) Diamond Walnut San Francisco Bowl - 12/31/2004 Air Force (8-4) vs #21 Boston College (8-4) Outback Bowl - 1/1/2005 #24 Louisiana State (9-4) vs Wisconsin (9-3) Toyota Gator Bowl - 1/1/2005 #10 Virginia Tech (10-2) vs #14 Virginia (10-2) CapitalOne Bowl - 1/1/2005 #11 Georgia (11-2) vs #18 Michigan (10-3) Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl - 1/1/2005 #20 Ole Miss (8-4) vs #13 North Carolina State (9-3) Rose Bowl - 1/1/2005 #12 UCLA (10-2) vs #4 Ohio State (11-1) Tostitos Fiesta Bowl - 1/1/2005 #6 Southern Cal (11-1) vs #3 Auburn (11-1) SBC Cotton Bowl - 1/2/2005 #9 Tennessee (10-2) vs #17 Nebraska (12-2) Nokia Sugar Bowl - 1/2/2005 #5 Florida State (11-1) vs #7 Arkansas (12-1) National Championship Game - FedEx Orange Bowl - 1/3/2005 #2 Oklahoma (13-1) vs #1 Miami (11-1) |
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09-27-2003, 03:15 PM
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Bowl Week 1
12/16/2004 - New Orleans Bowl Southern Miss vs Arkansas State - Southern Miss 41-14 Players of the Game Southern Miss: Jeeber D Mack - 4 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks, FF, FR Arkansas State: LeUndo Adams - 9 tackles, 1 TFL, sack 12/18/2004 - GMAC Bowl Toledo vs #25 Louisville - Louisville 36-29 Players of the Game Toledo: CB #19 - tackle, INT, TD Louisivlle: Jon Gannon - 3 tackles, INT, TD 12/22/2004 - Mazda Tangerine Bowl Texas vs Maryland - Maryland 39-25 Players of the Game Texas: Cedric Benson - 10 car, 53 yards, TD, Rec TD Maryland: William Kershaw - 8 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, FF, FR Sports Illustrated Cover Story #1 vs #2 Sooners won't settle for anything less than the National Championship. Photo: Jonathan Jackson, Oklahoma #49 Top 25 Polls Story: Time to Settle This Two teams, one trophy... does it get much better than this? Photo: Miami head coach Bowl Games Story: Provin' Them Wrong! Fiesta Bowl features Campbell and the 11-1 Tigers against #6 USC. Photo: Jason Campbell, Auburn #17 Last edited by General Mike : 10-12-2003 at 03:04 PM. |
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09-27-2003, 05:40 PM
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Insight Bowl - 12/26/2004 - Phoenix, Arizona
#16 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (9-3/5-2) @ #37 Oregon Ducks (7-5/4-4) For the 2nd straight year, we will play in the Insight Bowl, from BankOne Ballpark in Phoenix, Arizona. Last year we had a thriller, as we went to overtime with Washington where we won 23-20. Herbstreit and Corso picked us to win our 10th game on the season. Will this be Justise Hairston's last game in the Scarlet and White? Key Players Rutgers: HB Justise Hairston, CB Tavaris Gant, HB Markis Facyson Oregon: HB Terrence Whitehead, QB Kellen Clemens, K Jared Siegel Injuries Rutgers: None Oregon: None Halftime Score: Rutgers 28, Oregon 14 Returning the opening kickoff of the 1st quarter, Jason Nugent suffered a sprained elbow, which will effectively take him out of the rest of the game, barring overtime. Jarvis Johnson will move into the SS spot, while Maximus Meridius will take over at FS. Final Score: Rutgers 70, Oregon 21 Scoring Summary 1st Quarter Oregon 25 yard pass from Clemens to Allen (Siegel Kick) - 6:27 RU 25 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 3:29 Oregon 79 yard pass from Clemens to Allen (Siegel Kick) - 3:15 2nd quarter RU 10 yard pass from Hart to Moses (Radigan Kick) - 6:19 RU 2 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 3:54 RU 3 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 0:11 3rd quarter RU 13 yard pass from Hart to Tucker (Radigan Kick) - 5:58 RU 10 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 2:57 4th Quarter RU 16 yard run by Hairston (Radigan Kick) - 8:56 RU 2 yard run by Facyson (Radigan Kick) - 6:42 RU 8 yard pass from Hart to Moses (Radigan Kick) - 5:56 Oregon 14 yard pass from Clemens to Williams (Siegel Kick) - 4:57 RU 10 yard run by Pittman (Radigan Kick) - 3:18 Players of the Game Rutgers: HB Justise Hairston - 27 car, 120 yards, 3 TD, 8 rec, 92 yards Oregon: WR Keith Allen - 4 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD Stats Passing Rutgers: Ryan Hart - 24-31, 312 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT Oregon: Kellen Clemens - 11-23, 294 yards, 3 TD, 3 INT Dennis Dixon - 1-1, 35 yards Rushing Rutgers: Justice Hairston - 27 car, 120 yards, 3 TD, long 29 Markis Facyson - 17 car, 101 yards, 3 TD, long 25 Clarence Pittman - 6 car, 60 yards, 1 TD, long 22 Marcus Jones - 3 car, 27 yards, long 18 Ryan Hart - 3 car, -23 yards, Oregon: Terrence Whitehead - 11 car, 17 yards, long 18 Jonathan Smith - 1 car, 1 yard Kellen Clemens - 5 car, -25 yards Receiving Rutgers: Shawn Tucker - 5 rec, 123 yards, 1 TD, long 48 Justice Hairston - 8 rec, 92 yards, long 21 Samuel Johnson - 3 rec, 44 yards, long 19 Tres Moses - 5 rec, 39 yards, 2 TD, long 11 Jerry Andre - 2 rec, 15 yards, long 10 Markis Facyson - 1 rec, -1 yards Oregon: Keith Allen - 4 rec, 178 yards, 2 TD, long 79 Kellen Taylor - 4 rec, 114 yards, long 38 Demetrius Williams - 1 rec, 14 yards Tim Day - 2 rec, 12 yards, long 6 Jordan Carey - 1 rec, 11 yards Defensive Rutgers Tackles: Brady Huff, Rashawn Ricks, William Gilkison - 4; Brian Leonard, Jason Nugent, Berkley Hutchinson - 3 Sacks: William Beckford, Val Barnaby, Ed Cobb, William Gilkison - 1 INTs: Eddie Grimes, Brady Huff, Maximus Meridius - 1 Oregon: Tackles: Marley Tucker - 12; Jerel Minton, Stephen Clayton - 6; Aaron Gipson, Lennie West, Ryan Gilliam, Haloti Ngata - 1 Sacks: Haloti Ngata - 2; Devan Long - 1 INTs: Justin Andrews - 1 Kicking Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 0-1 FG, 10-10 XP Oregon: Jared Siegel - 3-3 XP, Punting Rutgers: Joe Radigan - 1 punt, 42 yards, inside the 20, 42 net yards Oregon: Drew Larson - 7 punts, 41.7 average, long 46, 25.1 net average Kick Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 2 ret, 27.5 average, long 30 Jason Nugent - 1 ret, 27.0 yards Markis Facyson - 1 ret, 5 yards Oregon: Terrence Whitehead - 7 ret, 20.5 average, long 28 Keith Allen - 4 ret, 25.0 average, long 31 Punt Return Rutgers: Tres Moses - 7 ret, 16.5 average, long 28 Oregon: not applicable Next Week: That's the season. We went out with a great win in a bowl, and maybe we can finish the year in the top 10. Last edited by General Mike : 09-27-2003 at 07:31 PM. |
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09-27-2003, 06:10 PM
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Gratz on the bowl victory.
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09-27-2003, 06:11 PM
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Bowl Week 2
12/23/2004 - Fort Worth Bowl California vs Oklahoma State - Oklahoma State 54-7 Players of the Game California: Brandon Mebane - 5 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, FF, FR Oklahoma State: Josh Fields - 20-32, 232 yards, 5 TD 12/25/2004 - Las Vegas Bowl Arizona State vs Nevada-Las Vegas - Arizona State 41-17 Players of the Game Arizona State: Andrew Walter - 20-32, 432 yards, 4 TD, 6 car, 21 yards Nevada-Las Vegas: Jason Rogers - tackle, INT, TD 12/25/2004 - ConAgra Foods Hawaii Bowl Nevada vs Texas Christian - Texas Christian 41-25 Players of the Game Nevada: Matt Milton - 4 car, 26 yards, 4 rec, 51 yards, 2 TD Texas Christian: Martin Patterson - 8 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, INT 12/26/2004 - Motor City Bowl Marshall vs Central Florida Players of the Game Marshall: Jonathan Goddard - 4 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, FF, FR Central Florida: Paul Carrington - 6 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, FF, FR 12/27/2004 - Continental Tire Bowl Clemson vs Syracuse - Clemson 31-28 Players of the Game Clemson: Eric Coleman - 2 tackles, 1 TFL, TD Syracuse: James Dumervil - 5 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, 2 FF, 2 FR 12/29/2003 - Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl Hawaii vs Kent State - Kent State 28-20 Players of the Game Hawaii: Ikaika Curnan - 14 tackles, 2 TFL, FF, FR Kent State: Joshua Cribbs - 16-29, 177 yards, 25 car, 179 yards, 3 total TD 12/29/2004 - Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard #22 Colorado vs #16 Indiana - Colorado 38-36 Players of the Game Colorado: Brian Calhoun - 35 car, 190 yards, TD Indiana: Matt LoVecchio - 14-24, 284 yards, 3 TD Sports Illustrated Cover Story Holiday Havoc! The Nebraska - Tennessee game may be the best matchup this bowl season. Photo: Fabian Washington, Nebraska #3 Top 25 Polls Story: Big Bowl Blowout Sooners know it's do-or-die time in their Orange Bowl faceoff with Miami. Photo: Jonathan Jackson, Oklahoma #49 Bowl Games Story: Time To Put Up The most interesting bowl matchup has #3 Auburn vs #6 USC. Photo: Jason Campbell, Auburn #17 Coach's Report Card Way to go! We beat Oregon and walked off the with the Insight Bowl trophy. Job Security: A+ |
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Thank yee sir. At the beginning of the game, I thought it was gonna be one of those really long games, but in the 2nd half, my running game just took over. If Hairston sticks around for his senior year, the Scarlet Knights should be in good shape. |
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09-27-2003, 07:29 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Bowl Week 3
12/30/2004 - Houston Bowl Alabama-Birmingham vs Iowa State - Alabama-Birmingham 24-14 Players of the Game Alabama-Birmingham: Tony Williams - 6 tackles, 3 TFL, sack, FF, FR Iowa State: Tim TeBrink - 9 tackles, 2 TFL, sack 12/30/2004 - Pacific Life Holiday Bowl #8 Oregon State vs #19 Kansas State - Oregon State 27-12 Players of the Game Oregon State: Seth Lacey - 13 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, 2 FF, 2 FR Kansas State: Carlos Alsup - 31 car, 123 yards, TD 12/30/2004 - Silicon Valley Classic Western Michigan vs Fresno State - Fresno State 26-9 Players of the Game Western Michigan: LOLB #51 - 3 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, 2 FF, 2 FR Fresno State: Claude Sanders - 7 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks, 2 FF, 2 FR 12/31/2004 - Wells Fargo Sun Bowl Washington State vs Penn State - Penn State 35-28 Players of the Game Washington State: Devard Darling - 4 rec, 102 yards, 2 total TD Penn State: Austin Scott - 18 car, 85 yards, 2 TD, 4 rec, 40 yards 12/31/2004 - AXA Liberty Bowl Colorad0 State vs Cincinnati - Colorado State 23-10 Players of the Game Colorado State: Patrick Goodpaster - 7 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, 2 FF, 2 FR Cincinnati: Eugene Hood - 8 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks 12/31/2004 - Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl Mississippi State vs #23 Iowa - Iowa 52-24 Players of the Game Mississippi State: Darren Williams - 4 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, FF, FR Iowa: Jermelle Lewis - 27 car, 142 yards, 3 TD, 3 rec, 68 yards 12/31/2004 - MainStay Independence Bowl San Diego State vs Texas A&M - Texas A&M 51-13 Players of the Game San Diego State: Wesley Williams - 4 rec, 93 yards, TD Texas A&M: Lamar Mitchell - 5 tackles, FF, TD 12/31/2004 - Diamond Walnut San Francisco Bowl Air Force vs #21 Boston College - Air Force 20-17 Players of the Game Air Force: Mike Gandy - 4-4 FG, long of 38 Boston College: Quinton Porter - 16-32, 216 yards, 9 car, 29 yards, 2 total TD 1/1/2005 - Outback Bowl #24 Louisiana State vs Wisconsin - Wisconsin 33-28 Players of the Game Louisiana State: Kenneth Hollis - 11 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, INT Wisconsin: Anthony Davis - 23 car, 127 yards, 3 TD, 5 rec, 62 yards, TD 1/1/2005 - Toyota Gator Bowl #10 Virginia Tech vs #14 Virginia - Virginia 19-7 Players of the Game Virginia Tech: Jimmy F. Williams - 4 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, INT, FF, FR Virginia: Willie Davis - 1 tackle, 1 TFL, sack, INT, FF, FR 1/1/2005 - CapitalOne Bowl #11 Georgia vs #18 Michigan - Michigan 38-28 Players of the Game Georgia: Tyson Browning - 18 car, 64 yards, 7 rec, 94 yards, 2 TD Michigan: Markus Curry - 3 tackles, 2 INT, TD 1/1/2005 - Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl #20 Ole Miss vs #13 North Carolina State - Ole Miss 24-17 Players of the Game Ole Miss: Jason Bush - 9 tackles, 3 TFL, sack, TD North Carolina State: T.A. McLendon - 17 car, 89 yards, TD, 2 rec, 44 yards, TD 1/1/2005 - Rose Bowl #12 UCLA vs #4 Ohio State - Ohio State 41-16 Players of the Game UCLA: Spencer Havner - 10 tackles, FF, FR Ohio State: Maurice Clarett - 30 car, 201 yards, 5 TD, 3 rec, 23 yards 1/1/2005 - Tostitos Fiesta Bowl #6 Southern Cal vs #3 Auburn - Southern Cal 34-31 OT Players of the Game Southern Cal - Whitney Lewis - 3 rec, 76 yards, 2 TD Auburn - Kyle Derozan - 7 tackles, 5 TFL, 4 sacks, FF, FR 1/2/2005 - SBC Cotton Bowl #9 Tennessee vs #17 Nebraska - Tennessee 20-0 Players of the Game Tennessee: Tony Brown - 7 rec, 146 yards, TD Nebraska: Titus Adams - 5 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, FF, FR 1/2/2005 - Nokia Sugar Bowl #5 Florida State vs #7 Arkansas - Arkansas 38-10 Players of the Game Florida State: Chris Rix - 17-31, 177 yards, TD, 4 car, 17 yards Arkansas: Matt Jones - 12-15, 209 yards, 10 car, 71 yards, 4 total TD 1/3/2005 - FedEx Orange Bowl #2 Oklahoma vs #1 Miami - Oklahoma 41-31 Players of the Game Oklahoma: Brent Rawls - 23-28, 396 yards, 5 car, 4 total TD Miami: Roger McIntosh - 8 tackles, 2TFL, 2 sacks Last edited by General Mike : 09-27-2003 at 07:53 PM. |
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Sports Illustrated
Cover Story What a Ride! Sooners finish dream season culminating with 41-31 victory over Miami. Photo: Oklahoma Coach Top 25 Polls Story: On Top of the World! The Rawls-led Sooners are your 2004 National Champions. Photo: Brent Rawls, Oklahoma #15 Final Coaches' Poll Code:
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Bowl Results Story: One to Remember! It took OT for USC to take care of Tigers in Fiesta Bowl. Photo: Whitney Lewis, USC #85, and Oscar Lua, USC #45, celebrate their bowl win. Final 2004 Coach's Report Card There are a few blue chippers out there. Let's see if they want to play for the mighty Scarlet Knights. Job Security: A+ Fan Base Regional Games: 3-0 National Games: 2-3 Avg. Attendance: 41.703 Coach Stats Season Record: 10-3 Current Steak: Won 2 Winning Seasons: 2 Longest Win Streak: 10 Record vs. Top 25: 4-4 Record vs. Rival(s): 2-0 Bowl Record: 2-0 Conference Titles: 0 National Titles: 0 Coach Prestige: **** Contract Info Years at Rutgers: 2 Record at Rutgers: 22-4 (0.846) Team Goals Maintain Team Prestige - Yes Win Conference Title - No Last edited by General Mike : 10-13-2003 at 05:06 PM. |
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09-27-2003, 09:15 PM
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Location: The State of Rutgers
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Stats
Here are the season stats for the created recruits. HB Paul Tracy - TheLionKing - 77 OVR - West Virginia - Did Not Play OLB Nyar Lahotep - Nyarlahotep - 77 OVR - Notre Dame - 71 tackles, 10 TFL, 1 sack, 1 INT, 2 FR, 8 pass deflections, MLB Colton Mayes - Blade6119 - 77 OVR - Oklahoma - 14 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, 1 FF, 1 FR, DE Jeeber D Mack - JeeberD - 77 OVR - Southern Miss - 43 tackles, 10 TFL, 6 sacks, 2 FF, 1 FR, 1 pass deflection, RG Franklin Brown - Franklinnoble - 77 OVR - UCLA - 12 pancakes, 9 sacks allowed CB Doug Daniel - Doug5984 - 77 OVR - Arkansas - 19 tackles, 3 INT, 2 FF, 2 FR, 12 pass deflections, 2 TD QB Dave Corson - EagleFan - 77 OVR - Virginia Tech - did not play QB Kevin Mitchell - RGunner - Central Florida - 3-6, 9 yards, 1 car, 1 yard QB Chris Snow - RendeR - 77 OVR - Tennessee -33-84, 408 yards, 3 TD, 5 INT, 19 car, 69 yards S Maximus Meridius - Sublime - 77 OVR - Rutgers - 39 tackles, 9 TFL, 3 sacks, 3 INT, 1 FR, 2 pass deflections, 1 TD
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09-27-2003, 10:29 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Rutgers Individual Stats
Here are the stats for 2004 for our players. Passing Ryan Hart - 262-421, 3122 yards, 17 TD, 29 INT, 124.1 rating Rushing Justise Hairston - 314 car, 1900 yards, 20 TD, 620 YAC, 130 broken tackles, 6 fumbles Markis Facyson - 107 car, 651 yards, 15 TD, 159 YAC, 60 broken tackles, 3 fumbles Clarence Pittman - 13 car, 109 yards, 4 TD. 26 YAC, 3 broken tackles Marcus Jones - 6 car, 30 yards, 7 YAC, 1 broken tackle, 1 fumble Brian Leonard - 4 car, 16 yards, 6 YAC, 3 broken tackles, 2 fumble Ryan Hart - 78 car, -485 yards, 34 YAC, 16 broken tackles, 7 fumbles Receiving Shawn Tucker - 51 rec, 835 yards, 6 TD, 221 RAC yards, 5 drops Tres Moses - 48 rec, 659 yards, 6 TD, 137 RAC yards, 3 drops Justise Hairston - 55 rec, 475 yards, 444 RAC yards, 7 drops Samuel Johnson - 35 rec, 379 yards, 4 TD, 93 RAC yards, 1 drop Jerry Andre - 29 rec, 326 yards, 85 RAC yards, 3 drops Corey Barnes - 20 rec, 228 yards, 54 RAC yards, 2 drops Markis Facyson - 14 rec, 141 yards, 1 TD, 108 RAC yards Chris Baker - 4 rec, 46 yards, 17 RAC yards Brian Leonard - 6 rec, 33 yards, 34 RAC yards Blocking Randy Boxill - 34 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed John Glass - 20 pancakes, 9 sacks allowed Frederick Spivey - 19 pancakes, 16 sacks allowed Chandler Hawkins - 14 pancakes, 6 sacks allowed Samuel Johnson - 10 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed Kris Blankenship - 7 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed Brian Leonard - 4 pancakes, 1 sack allowed Justise Hairston - 4 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed Sameeh McDonald - 3 sacks allowed Defensive Jason Nugent - 68 tackles, 9 TFL, 5 INT, 2 FF, 14 pass deflections, 2 TD Brady Huff - 66 tackles, 17 TFL, 6 sacks, 1 INT, 3 FF, 2 pass deflections William Gilkison - 54 tackles, 22 TFL, 5 sacks, 2 FF, 3 pass deflections Nate Robinson - 43 tackles, 16 TFL, 7 sacks, 2 FF, 1 FR, 1 pass deflecion Pete Kramer - 42 tackles, 1 TFL, 2 INT, 2 FF, 1 FR, 7 pass deflections, 2 TD Jarvis Johnson - 42 tackles, 3 TFL, 1 sack, 1 INT, 3 pass deflections, 1 FF Maximus Meridius - 39 tackles, 9 TFL, 3 sacks, 3 INT, 1 FR, 2 pass deflections, 1 TD Eddie Grimes - 39 tackles, 5 TFL, 2 sacks, 3 INT, 1 FF 6 pass deflections, 1 TD Tavaris Gant - 38 tackles, 3 TFL, 10 INT, 15 pass deflections, 4 TD Berkley Hutchinson - 31 tackles, 4 TFL, 1 sack, 1 INT, 1 FF, 2 FR, 1 pass deflections Alfred Peterson - 29 tackles, 10 TFL, 7 sacks, 1 FR William Beckford - 28 tackles, 8 TFL, 3 sacks, 1 INT, 1 FR, 1 pass deflections, 1 TD Ed Cobb - 27 tackles, 14 TFL, 5 sacks, 1 FF Justin Joiner - 21 tackles, 7 TFL, 1 sack, 1 FF Marion Blackmon - 12 tackles Rashawn Ricks - 12 tackles, 1 FR J'Vonne Parker - 11 tackles, 3 TFL, 1 sack, 1 FR Val Barnaby - 10 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks, Dondre Asberry - 9 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 INT, 1 FF, 4 pass deflections Kicking Joe Radigan - 14-20 FG, long 36, 67-67 XP, 6 kickoff touchbacks Punting Joe Radigan - 50 punts, 43.1 average, long 56, 10 inside the 20, 34.0 net average, 5 touchbacks Kick Return Tres Moses - 21 ret, 21.6 average, long 80 Jason Nugent - 27 ret, 19.1 average, long 38 Punt Return Tres Moses - 63 ret, 16.0 average, long 59, 1 TD Tavaris Gant - 1 ret, 15 yards Rutgers Team Stats Offensive Code:
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09-27-2003, 11:48 PM
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Statistical Leaders
Here are the individual statistic leaders for the 2004 season. Passing QB Rating: Brent Rawls, Oklahoma - 167.1 Matt Mauck, Louisiana State - 160.9 Chris Rix, Florida State - 159.1 Completions: Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 281 Stan Hill, Marshall - 274 Andrew Walter, Arizona State - 268 Attempts: Stan Hill, Marshall - 502 Andrew Walter, Arizona State - 466 Stefan LeFors, Louisville - 458 Jeff Rowe, Nevada - 458 Yards Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 4061 Andrew Walter, Arizona State - 4030 Matt Leinart, Southern Cal - 3831 Touchdowns Brent Rawls, Oklahoma - 35 Matt Leinart, Southern Cal - 35 Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 34 Interceptions Justin Zwick, Ohio State - 3 Zac Dahman, Army - 4 Jason Campbell, Auburn - 4 Completion % Ryan Hart, Rutgers - 62%(262-421) Timmy Chang, Hawaii - 62%(281-453) Paul Pinegar, Fresno State - 59% (244-408) Chris Rix, Florida State - 59%(199-337) Matt Mauck, Louisiana State - 59%(167-283) Rushing Attempts: David Horne, Nebraska - 400 Uldis Jaunarajas, Colorado State - 374 Carlos Alsup, Kansas State - 373 Yards: David Horne, Nebraska - 2080 Jermelle Lewis, Iowa - 2011 yards Maurice Clarett, Ohio State - 1987 Touchdowns: Maurice Clarett, Ohio State - 30 Jermelle Lewis, Iowa - 22 Joe Schieffer, Air Force - 22 Yards per carry: Maurice Clarett, Ohio State - 6.9 Justise Hairston, Rutgers - 6.0 De'Arrius Howard, Arkansas - 6.0 Anthony Davis, Wisconsin - 6.0 Yards After Contact Justise Hairston, Rutgers - 620 Maurice Clarett, Ohio State - 573 Uldis Jaunarajas, Colorado State - 378 Receiving Receptions: Derek Hagan, Arizona State - 85 Daryl Lightfoot, Arizona State - 84 Bobby Bernal-Woo, Idaho - 83 Yards: Daryl Lightfoot, Arizona State - 1581 Jovon Bouknight, Wyoming - 1420 Devard Darling, Washington State - 1368 Yards per Catch: Cedric Dawley, Cincinnati - 21.0 (58 rec, 1230 yards) Derrick Hamilton, Clemson - 19.5 (69 rec, 1349 yards) Ricky Williams, Arizona - 19.0 (64 rec, 1221 yards) Touchdowns: D'Juan Woods, Oklahoma State - 14 Michael Larkin, Miami (Ohio) - 12 Cedric Dawley, Cincinnati - 12 Devard Darling, Washington State - 12 Britton Komine, Hawaii - 12 Derek Hagan, Arizona State - 12 Joshua Tinch, Louisville - 12 Jason Williams, Connecticut - 12 Blocking Pancakes: Marcus McNeill, Auburn - 54 Gary Moore, Colorado - 53 Doug Datish, Ohio State - 49 Defensive Tackles: Stanley Smith, Louisiana-Lafayette - 138 Martin Patterson, Texas Christian - 131 Nick Reid, Kansas - 128 Tackles for Loss: Patrick Goodpaster, Colorado State - 26 Nick Melcher, Western Michigan - 24 DT #69, San Joe State - 23 Sacks: Patrick Goodpaster, Colorado State - 20 Nick Melcher, Western Michigan - 14 Nick Johnson, Arizona State - 13 Interceptions: Jon Gannon, Louisville - 11 Tavaris Gant, Rutgers -10 Omar Darby, Louisiana Tech - 10 Derrick Ansley, Troy State - 10 Pass Deflections: Antoine Poe, Central Florida - 20 Peter Sands, Central Florida - 20 Thomas Arnold, Alabama-Birmingham - 19 Jarwarski Pollock, North Carolina - 19 Marlon McLaughlin, Nevada - 19 Jimarr Gallon, Arkansas - 19 Forced Fumbles Andy Avalos, Boise State - 7 Patrick Goodpaster, Colorado State - 6 Seth Lacey, Oregon State - 6 John Rudzinski, Air Force - 6 Michael Boley, Southern Miss - 6 Sean Jones, Georgia - 6 Bobby Carpenter, Ohio State - 6 Fumbles Recovered: Jerel Minton, Oregon - 6 Eric Mahl, Kent State - 6 16 with 4 Defensive TDs Tavaris Gant, Rutgers - 4 Jon Gannon, Louisville - 3 Derrick Ansley, Troy State - 3 Kicking FG Made Justin Ayat, Hawaii - 31 Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma - 31 Fredrick Jackson, Georgia - 31 FG Attempted Justin Ayat, Hawaii - 39 Mike Brown, Michigan - 39 Fredrick Jackson, Georgia - 39 FG Percentage Jared Siegel, Oregon - 90 (27 of 30) Kenny Byrd, New Mexico - 90 (18 of 20) Nick Novak, Maryland - 89 (25 of 28) XP Made Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma - 80 Joe Radigan, Rutgers - 67 Mike Nugent, Ohio State - 65 XP Attempted Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma - 80 Mike Nugent, Ohio State - 68 Joe Radigan, Rutgers - 67 XP Percentage 75 with 100% Kickof Touchbacks Trey DiCarlo, Oklahoma - 29 Justin Ayat, Hawaii - 22 David Carlton, Arkansas - 22 Punting Punts Larry Brooks, Navy - 89 Hakeem Braxton, Louisiana Tech - 81 Brock Harvey, Missouri - 80 Average Robert Barkers, Air Force - 47.1 Norman Leach, Georgia Tech - 46.2 Kyle Basler, Washington Stat - 46.1 Tony Yelk, Iowa State - 46.1 Cody Ridgeway, Ole Miss - 46.1 Punts inside the 20 Greg Johnson, Vanderbilt - 33 Martin Gonzales, Ball State - 29 Alex Bradford, Army - 28 Adam Finley, Michigan - 28 Hakeem Braxton - 28 Chaz Vuong - 28 Net Average Robert Barkers, Air Force - 38.9 Eric Neilhouse, Arkansas State - 38.6 Derick Doyle, Louisiana State - 38.2 Kick Returns Returns Jovon Bouknight, Wyoming - 64 Jason Carter, Texas A&M - 54 Steve Gregory, Syracuse - 53 Tommy Cook, Kentucky - 53 Average Jermelle Lewis, Iowa - 27.1 Marlon Jones, Connecticut - 26.6 Terryl Fenton, Louisiana-Lafayette - 26.6 Touchdowns Marlon Jones, Connecticut - 2 Chance Kretschmer, Nevada - 2 Matt Ware, UCLA - 2 Punt Return Returns Tres Moses, Rutgers - 63 Braylon Edwards, Michigan - 60 Laroni Gallishaw, Louisville - 55 Average Tres Moses, Rutgers - 16.0 Gerald Riggs, Tennessee - 14.9 Courtney Roby, Indiana - 14.5 Touchdowns Keith Williams, Central Florida - 2 Tony Carr, Western Michigan - 2 Braylon Edwards, Michigan - 2 A.J. 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09-28-2003, 01:46 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Off Season Begins
The new recruits have been entered, and the time for talking is over. It's time to see who's going to leave school early, and who's going to take their places. Rutgers Graduates and Early Declarers Jr. HB Justise Hairston - 82 overall Sr. HB Clarence Pittman - 75 Overall Sr. FB Cedric Brown - 64 Overall Sr. WR Tres Moses - 80 Overall Sr. WR Jerry Andre - 73 Overall Sr. LT John Glass - 77 Overall Sr. C Mark Segaloff - 65 Overall RS Sr. RT Rob Dinsmore - 67 Overall Sr. LE Alfred Peterson - 79 Overall Sr. RE Ryan Neill - 74 Overall Sr. DT J'Vonne Parker - 77 OVerall Sr. CB Eddie Grimes - 76 Overall Jr. FS Jason Nugent - 88 Overall Sr. SS Jarvis Johnson - 74 Overall Hopefully Coach Schiano can work his magic and talk one of, if not both, of our Juniors into staying for their Senior year. Early Declarers for the NFL Draft Quarterbacks RS Jr. Matt Leinart, Southern Cal - 87 Overall 231-418, 3831 yards, 35 TD, 15 INT, 43 car, 105 yards Halfbacks Jr. Maurice Clarett, Ohio State - 99 Overall 284 car, 1987 yards, 30 TD, 16 rec, 247 yards, TD Jr. Justice Hairston, Rutgers - 82 Overall 314 car, 1900 yards, 20 TD, 55 rec, 475 yards Jr. Lonta Hobbs, Texas Chrisitan - 94 Overall 275 car, 1584 yards, 16 TD, 35 rec, 481 yards, 3 TD, 1510 return yards, 1 TD RS Jr. Cedric Humes, Virginia Tech - 91 Overall 264 car, 1400 yards, 17 TD, 27 rec, 403 yards, 2 TD RS Jr. Uldis Jaunarajas, Colorado State - 85 Overall 374 car, 1911 yards, 16 TD, 22 rec, 330 yards, TD Jr. Astin Martin, Toledo - 86 Overall 279 car, 1474 yards, 12 TD, 28 rec, 481 yards, 2 TD RS Jr. Carlos Alsup, Kansas State - 86 Overall 373 car, 1866 yards, 12 TD, 11 rec, 113 yards, TD Jr. Brian Calhoun, Colorado - 91 Overall 339 car, 1747 yards, 16 TD, 15 rec, 145 yards, 2 TD, 1439 return yards, 1 TD Jr. Eric Shelton, Louisville - 85 Overall 278 car, 1382 yards, 16 TD, 29 rec, 335 yards RS Jr. Donta Hickson, Oklahoma - 88 Overall 274 car, 1396 yards, 15 TD, 34 rec, 478 yards, 3 TD RS Jr. Bryson Sumlin, Fresno State - 81 Overall 283 car, 1472 yards, 15 TD, 27 rec, 359 yards, 4 TD Jr David Horne, Nebraska - 96 Overall 400 car, 2080 yards, 19 TD, 18 rec, 218 yards, 3 TD, 370 return yards, 1 TD Fullbacks No Early Declarers Wide Receivers Jr. Derek Hagan, Arizona State - 78 Overall 85 rec, 1343 yards, 12 TD Jr. Mike Williams, Southern Cal - 99 Overall 50 rec, 989 yards, 9 TD, 3 car, 11 yards RS Jr. Demetrius Williams, Oregon - 82 Overall 61 rec, 915 yards, 10 TD RS Jr. Devyn McDonald, Fresno State - 75 Overall 63 rec, 880 yards, 8 TD, 6 car, 24 yards Jr. Drouzon Quillon, Louisiana-Monroe - 76 Overall 72 rec, 1140 yards, 10 TD Jr. Ross Pilkington, Nebraska - 79 Overall 48 rec, 898 yards, 5 TD, 4 car, 24 yards RS Jr. Derrick Ross, Cincinnati - 77 Overall 73 rec, 1111 yards, 8 TD RS Jr. Jason Williams, Connecticut - 76 Overall 70 rec, 1067 yards, 12 TD RS Jr. Tramain Hall, North Carolina State - 89 Overall 64 rec, 1055 yards, 11 TD Tight Ends No Early Declarers Offensive Tackles RS Soph. Nate Livings, Louisiana State - 77 Overall 38 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed Jr. Marcus McNeill, Auburn - 92 overall 54 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed RS Jr. Richie Incognito, Nebraska - 96 Overall 42 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed RS Jr. Michael Brisiel, Colorado State - 87 Overall 47 pancakes, 6 sacks allowed RS Jr. William Winston, Texas - 95 Overall 45 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed RS Jr. Gary Moore, Colorado - 79 Overall 53 pancakes, 4 sacks allowed Guards RS Jr. James Bonelli, Notre Dame - 79 Overall 38 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed Centers No Early Declarers Defensive Ends RS Soph. Joe Adkins, Colorado State - 78 Overall 52 tackles, 9 TFL, 7 sacks RS Soph. Kyle Derozan, Auburn - 89 Overall 61 tackles, 12 TFL, 11 sacks RS Jr. Leon Moore, Nevada-Las Vegas - 84 Overall 71 tackles, 8 TFL, 4 sacks RS Jr. Brennan Schmidt - 86 Overall 51 tackles, 7 TFL, 6 sacks Defensive Tackles RS Soph. Michael Purcell, Tulane - 81 Overall 83 tackles, 18 TFL, 5 sacks RS Jr. Tony Williams, Alabama-Birmingham - 82 Overall 62 tackles, 20 TFL, 11 sacks RS Jr. Wayne Dickens, Auburn - 81 Overall 52 tackles, 17 TFL, 10 sacks Jr. Gabe Watson, Michigan - 83 Overall 51 tackles, 14 TFL, 7 sacks Outside Linebackers Jr. Bobby Carpenter, Ohio State - 85 Overall 68 tackles, 13 TFL, 4 sacks, INT, 6 FF, TD RS Jr. Kevin Simon, Tennessee - 90 Overall 90 tackles, 10 TFL, 5 sacks, INT Middle Linebackers No Early Declarers Cornerbacks Jr. E.J. Underwood, Ohio State - 90 overall 48 tackles, 6 INT Jr. Terryl Fenton, Iowa State - 82 Overall 56 tackles, 1 TFL, sack, INT, 2 FF, TD RS Jr. Steve Gregory, Syracuse - 94 Overall 55 tackles, 1 TFL, 5 INT, FF, 2 TD Free Safeties RS Jr. Jon Gannon, Louisville - 94 Overall 36 tackles, 1 TFL, 11 INT, FF, 3 TD Jr. Jason Nugent, Rutgers - 88 Overall 68 tackles, 9 TFL, 5 INT, 2 FF, 2 TD Strong Safeties No Early Declarers Kickers RS Jr. Travis Mayle, Kent State - 85 overall 26-30 FG, long of 56, 31-31 XP Punters No Early Declarers
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09-28-2003, 02:06 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Two Key Phone Calls
Head coach Greg Schiano will attempt to work his magic, and get both HB Justise Hairston and FS Jason Nugent to stay at Rutgers for their senior seasons. Any contact we have with these 2 will come out of our week 1 points, of which we have 600. A head coach visit will cost 32 points, An assistiant coach visit will cost 16 points, a call from the head coach is worth 8 points, and if the assistant coach call's it will be 4 points. HB Justise Hairston Justise is leaning toward leaving. I would estimate we have approximately a 25% chance of keeping him here. Both head coach Schiano and offensive Coordinator Craig Ver Steg will visit him, costing us 48 points. Justise: Sorry, coach, but I have to do what's best for my family. I'm leaving. FS Jason Nugent Nugent is more interested in staying for his senior. I'd say we have about a 70% chance of keeping him here. Defensive Coordinator Paul Ferraro will visit him, while Coach Schiano will call him. This will cost us 24 points. Jason: I've made up my mind, Coach. I'm going to stay and play for next year.
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09-28-2003, 02:17 PM
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Location: The State of Rutgers
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Here are the created prospects for the 2nd recruiting session. All prospects were created as 77 Overalls
HB Robert Rupkin - Salmon Creek, Washington - atatange1 HB Josh Hiscock - Columbia, Missouri - Sack Attack WR Travis Elkin - Ottawa-Hull, Canada - Travis TE Daniel McCarney - Blaine, Minnesota - mckerney TE J.W. Smith - Hendersonville, NC - Upstate J WR John Galt - Syosset, New York - John Galt WR BulletHead Jones - Newnan, Georgia - VPI FS Ignatius J Reilly - New Brighton, Minnesota - Scholes CB Neuqua Man - Hoffman Estates, Illinois - Neuqua CB Ross Wheeler - Greenwood, Indiana - INDalltheway |
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09-28-2003, 02:49 PM
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Roster Breakdown/ Team Needs
Here is how the roster breaks down as we enter recuiting for the 2005 season. Code:
Here's How I see what we need entering recruiting. QBs: We have 3 on the roster right now, but 2 are Juniors, and Baker is much more likely to line up at WR than under center. I'd really like to find a QB this year who can redshirt a year while Ryan Hart is still here and than step in as a redshirt freshman. A QB with good wheels is preferred. HBs: I feel comfortable with Markis Facyson as my starting HB, but I could use a 3rd HB for depth, and hopefully one blue chipper, who we can groom to be the long term replacement at HB. FB: Brian Leonard is a solid blocker, but we could use another guy to back him up. WRs: We need at least 2 WRs here.Tucker is still the go to guy, but I want a guy who I can line up at flanker and burn the deep coverage. TEs: All Set here. We won't need anyone for at least 2 years OT: We have 2 sophmores in Spivey and Hawkins, but it would be nice to pick up some more quality depth at the position. G: We have 3 Senior guards, led by Randy Boxill, but we need to find guys who can step in down the line. At least 1 recruit this year is key C: We have 2 guys on the roster, but they're not great. If we could find an upgrade, it would be great, but its not critical. DE: Picking up another DE who could redshirt a year would be great. DT: None of our DTs are seniors this year, and we have 4 guys, so we shouldn;t have to recruit anyone here, unless there are some really top guys who want to come here. OLBs: Maybe 1 guy to be a backup on both sides, but we're ok at LB in general. MLBs: 4 guys, 1 senior. Same as the DT position CB: No seniors here, but we could use some speed guys to upgrade the nickel and dime packages. We need at least 1 guy regardless. FS: 2 guys, 1s an all american caliber player. We should be able to get by without recruiting any one here. SS: We only have 1 guy here, so we could use a backup type here. K: We have a guy, but I don't trust him, if someone better comes along we'll try to get him. P: Radigan is the guy here for one more year.
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09-28-2003, 03:21 PM
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Indepth Look at the created prospects
atatange1 Name: Robert Rupkin Location: Salmon Creek, WA Rank: #6 HB (#61 overall) Rating: 5* Interest in RU: Low Top 3: Iowa, Nebraska, Arkansas 40 time: 4.46 Bench Press: 205 Squat: 390 Vertical: 33.6" Hands: B+ GPA: 3.45 Sack Attack Name: Josh Hiscock Location: Columbia, MO Rank: #7 HB (#55 Overall) Rating: 5* Interest in RU: Low Top 3: Tennessee, Ohio State, Iowa 40 time: 4.73 Bench Press: 275 Squat: 605 Vertical: 32.7" Hands: B+ GPA: 2.55 Travis Name: Travis Elkin Location: Ottawa-Hull, CN Rank: #9 WR (#53 overall) Rating: 5* Interest in RU: High Top 3: Louisville, Oregon State, Arizona State 40 time: 4.69 Bench Press: 310 Squat: 410 Vertical: 37.2" Hands: A+ GPA: 3.32 John Galt Name: John Galt Location: Syosset, NY Rank: #8 WR (#60 overall) Rating: 5* Interest in RU: Very High Top 3: Rutgers, Oklahoma State, Indiana 40 time: 4.35 Bench Press: 205 Squat: 330 Vertical: 37.5" Hands: A- GPA: 3.31 VPI Name: BulletHead Jones Location: Newnan, GA Rank: #7 WR (#52 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: Low Top 3: Georgia, Clemson, Louisville 40 time: 4.46 Bench Press: 240 Squat: 365 Vertical: 38.1" Hands: A GPA: 3.45 Upstate J Name: J.W. Smith Location: Hendersonville, NC Rank: #2 TE (#56) Rating: 5* Interest: Very Low Top 3: Southern Cal, Notre Dame, Florida State 40 time: 4.69 Bench Press: 310 Squat: 555 Vertical: 36.6" Hands: A+ GPA: 3.32 mckerney Name: Daniel McCarney Location: Blaine, MN Rank: #3 TE (#58 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: very low Top 3: Oklahoma, Iowa State, Notre Dame 40 time: 4.65 Bench Press: 325 Squat: 450 Vertical: 36.0" Hands: A+ GPA: 3.09 Neuqua Name: Neuqua Man Location: Hoffman Estates, Illinois Rank: #8 CB (#59 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: Average Top 3: Ohio State, Louisville, Wisconsin 40 time: 4.46 Bench Press: 240 Squat: 425 Vertical: 39.5" Hands: C GPA: 3.18 INDalltheway Name: Ross Wheeler Location: Greenwood, IN Rank: #9 CB (#54 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Ohio State, Michigan State, Florida State 40 time: 4.46 Bench Press: 180 Squat: 290 Vertical: 38.1" Hands: B+ GPA: 3.45 Scholes Name:Ignatius J Reilly Location: New Brighton, MN Rank: #8 CB (#59 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: Average Top 3: Ohio State, Louisville, Wisconsin 40 time: 4.46 Bench Press: 180 Squat: 605 Vertical: 37.5" Hands: C GPA: 3.45
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Week 1 Targets
Here are the guys we are going after initially. After using 72 points to try and keep Hairston and Nugent here, we have 528 points to initially spend. Quarterbacks Name: Demarcus London Location: Monroeville, PA Rank: #36 QB Rating: 3* Interest: Average Top 3: Marshall, Temple, Michigan 40 time: 4.88 Arm Strength: B+ Pass Accuracy: C Bench Press: 245 Squat: 415 GPA: 2.73 Demarcus is the best QB with even average interest in Rutgers. He is a scrambling QB, and he seems to have a good arm, so he might be a future starter here. Points: 12 (ACV, HCC) Pitch: Program Prestige Halfbacks Name: JaMaine Walsh Location: Verona, MS Rank: #5 HB (#43 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Ohio State, Tennessee, Arkansas 40 time: 4.58 Bench Press: 315 Squat: 460 Vertical: 31.1" Hands: C+ GPA: 3.00 The trip to visit JaMaine will be costly, so only OC Ver Steg will go. Coach Schiano will call and pitch the benfits of the beautiful Rutgers campus. Points: 24 (ACV, HCC) Name: Andrew Sloan Location: Bowie, MD Rank: #13 HB Rating: 4* Interest: High Top 3: Virginia Tech, Ohio State, Tennessee 40 time: 4.60 Bench Press: 310 Squat: 495 Vertical: 33.6" Hands: B GPA: 2.41 Andrew is a closer recruit, so Coach Schiano will take the drive down to visit him, while Coach Ver Steg calls and pitches the prestige of Rutgers Points: 18 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Program Prestige Name: Dan York Location: East Riverdale, MD Rank: #26 HB Rating: 4* Interest: High Top 3: Tennessee, Ohio State, North Carolina State 40 time: 4.60 Bench Press: 335 Squat: 485 Vertical: 34.8" Hands: C GPA: 2.32 While Coach Schiano is in Maryland to look at Andrew Sloan, He'll pay a visit to Dan York and see if he is interested in the program. Points: 18 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Location Fullbacks Name: Michael Hatfield Location: Tonawanda, NY Rank: #20 FB Rating: 4* Interest: High Top 3: Ohio State, Virginia Tech, Boston College 40 time: 4.73 Bench Press: 325 Squat: 535 Vertical: 37.5" Hands: B+ GPA: 2.32 RBs coach Darren Rizzi will pay a visiti to Hatfield, while coach Schiano and Ver Steg will call. Points: 14 (ACV,HCC,ACC) Pitch: Coaching style Wide Receivers John Galt Name: John Galt Location: Syosset, NY Rank: #8 WR (#60 overall) Rating: 5* Interest in RU: Very High Top 3: Rutgers, Oklahoma State, Indiana 40 time: 4.35 Bench Press: 205 Squat: 330 Vertical: 37.5" Hands: A- GPA: 3.31 Coach Schiano and Coach Ver Steg will both visit here. Galt could be the speed guy we need. Points: 24 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Playing Time Name: Travis Elkin Location: Ottawa-Hull, CN Rank: #9 WR (#53 overall) Rating: 5* Interest in RU: High Top 3: Louisville, Oregon State, Arizona State 40 time: 4.69 Bench Press: 310 Squat: 410 Vertical: 37.2" Hands: A+ GPA: 3.32 Coach Schiano and Coach Ver Steg will also visit Travis. Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Playing Time Name: Cecil Mathis Location: Cohoes, NY Rank: #22 WR Rating: 4* Interest in RU: High Top 3: Michigan, Syracuse, Memphis 40 time: 4.48 Bench Press: 220 Squat: 290 Vertical: 43.7" Hands: C+ GPA: 3.09 The Schiano/Ver Steg WR road trip continues. Points: 24 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Playing Time Offensive Tackles Name: Mike Elliott Location: Circleville, Ohio Rank: #3 T (RT)(#70 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: Very High Top 3: Rutgers, Michigan, Maryland 40 time: 5.35 Bench Press: 440 Squat: 645 Vertical: 25.6" GPA: 2.64 We need at least 1 OT, so why not get one of the best? Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location Name: Brandon Holt Location: Elkins, WV Rank: #4 T (RT) Rating: 5* Interest: Very High Top 3: Oklahoma, Kansas State, Rutgers 40 time: 5.44 Bench Press: 405 Squat: 620 Vertical: 25.0" GPA: 2.82 Same story as Mike Elliott. When elite prospects are interested, we gotta go after them. Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location Name: Tommy Cummings Location: Whitehall, PA Rank: #9 T (RT) Rating: 4* Interest: High Top 3: Miami, Cincinnati, Texas A&M 40 time: 5.41 Bench Press: 450 Squat: 655 Vertical: 26.8" GPA: 2.73 He's our fallback at Tackle. If we can get 2 of these 3 guys tho, our OLIne should be in good shape. Points: 24 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location Guards Name: Scooter Clay Location: Pine Hills, FL Rank: #2 G (RG)(#36 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Auburn, Miami, Georgia 40 time: 5.33 Bench Press: 410 Squat: 585 Vertical: 25.0" GPA: 2.59 Scooter is a guy who could step in right away, and really improve the blocking. Points: 36 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Location Name: Khary McLaughlin Location: Wilmington, DE Rank: #14 G (LG) Rating: 5* Interest: Very High Top 3: Oklahoma, Rutgers, Texas 40 time: 5.29 Bench Press: 395 Squat: 705 Vertical: 25.9" GPA: 2.68 We're gonna need 3 new guys next year, so why not get one of them right now, while we can. Points: 12 (ACV, HCC) Pitch: Location Centers Name: Skip Shaw Location: Center Point, AL Rank: #2 C (#16 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Auburn, Georgia, Ohio State 40 time: 5.29 Bench Press: 405 Squat: 730 Vertical: 25.6" GPA: 2.82 I wanted to add a center who can step in right away and help us. Skip can do that. Points: 36 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Playing Time Name: Tim McLean Location: Grosse Isle, MI Rank: #4 DE(RE) (#39 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Ohio State, Virginia Tech, Central Michigan 40 time: 4.67 Bench Press: 350 Squat: 495 Vertical: 29.4" GPA: 2.50 Tim would give us alot more speed on the DLine, and he's interested in us. It's worth a shot. Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location Defensive Tackles Name: Rich McGrady Location: Plainfield, NJ Rank: #1 DT (# 2 Overall) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Virginia Tech, Ohio State, Tennessee 40 time: 5.03 Bench Press: 520 Squat: 560 Vertical: 28.9" GPA: 2.59 I wasn't planning on recruiting a Defensive Tackle, when I began, but when the #1 DT in the country is in your backyard, you gotta go after em. Points: 15 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style Outside Linebackers Name: Dane Gatlin Location: North Royalton, OH Rank: #8 OLB (ROLB) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Ohio State, Iowa, Tennessee 40 time: 4.90 Bench Press: 345 Squat: 535 Vertical: 30.9" Hands: B GPA: 2.86 Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Coaching Style Cornerbacks Name: Trevor Archer Location: Fishers, IN Rank: #3 CB (#6 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: Very High Top 3: Virginia Tech, Florida State, Rutgers 40 time: 4.46 Bench Press: 255 Squat: 350 Vertical: 41.0" Hands: C+ GPA: 3.14 We need speedy corners to lock down the other top WRs in the conference, hopefully Trevor can do that for us. Points: 27 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style Name: Nick Hart Location: West Rutland, VT Rank: #4 CB (#12 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Florida State, Virginia Tech, Ohio State 40 time: 4.24 Bench Press: 205 Squat: 330 Vertical: 37.8" Hands: A- GPA: 2.18 Another guy with speed to burn, he could be not only a great cover corner, but also a great kick returner. Points: 27 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Coaching Style Name: Adrian Gary Location: Woodbridge, NJ Rank: #11 CB (#99 overall) Rating: 5* Interest: Very High Top 3: Virginia Tech, North Carolina State, Rutgers 40 time: 4.52 Bench Press: 205 Squat: 290 Vertical: 40.4" Hands: A- GPA: 2.09 Another local kid, like Tavaris Gant, I wouldn't be too upset if Adrian was the best CB we got this year. Points: 15 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Location Strong Safeties Name: Manny Mayo Location: El Cajon, CA Rank: #3 SS Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Oregon State, Florida State, Rutgers 40 time: 4.60 Bench Press: 310 Squat: 595 Vertical: 40.1" Hands: C+ GPA: 2.55 We're running low on recruit points so we won't assign all our scholarships this week. Points: 20 (ACV) Pitch: Location Kickers Name: Phil Martinez Location: Orange, CT Rank: #3 K Rating: 4* Interest: Average Top 3: Maryland, Auburn, Florida State 40 time: 5.44 Bench Press: 175 Squat: 275 Kick Power: B+ Kick Accuracy: A+ GPA: 2.32 Phil would be an upgrade over what we currently have at Kicker. Thats good enough reason to get him. Points: 2 (ACC) Pitch: Playing Time I need to remember to make a scholarship offer to RT Ryan Hodge from Somerset, NJ next week.
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09-28-2003, 04:59 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Week 1 Signings
No one signed with Rutgers after week 1. The following players signed elsewhere tho. C Skip Shaw - Auburn RG Scooter Clay - Miami WR Travis Elkin - Louisville SS Manny Mayo - Fresno State K Phil Martinez - Maryland Travis Elkin was the only FOFCer to sign this week.
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09-28-2003, 05:28 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: The State of Rutgers
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Week 2 Targets
We enter week 2 with 600 points to use on recruiting. Existing Targets QB Demarcus London Points: 10 (ACV, ACC) Pitch: Location HB JaMaine Walsh Points: 36 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Prestige HB Andrew Sloan Points: 12 (ACV, HCC) Pitch: Location HB Dan York Points: 12 (ACV, HCC) Pitch: Location FB Michael Hatfield Points: 12 (ACV, HCC) Pitch: Location WR John Galt Points: 24 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location WR Cecil Mathis Points: 24 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location RT Mike Elliott Points: 45 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style RT Brandon Holt Points: 45 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style RT Tommy Cummings Points: 24 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Coaching Style LG Khary McLaughlin Points: 30 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style RE Tim McLean Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location DT Rich McGrady Points: 15 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Location OLB Dane Gatlin Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location CB Trevor Archer Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location CB Nick Hart Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Location CB Adrian Gary Points: 15 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style New Targets Name: Josh Hendricks Location: North Plainfield, NJ Rank: #36 WR Rating: 4* Interest: Average Top 3: Louisville, Clemson, Iowa 40 time: 4.41 Bench Press: 205 Squat: 315 Vertical: 43.1" Hands: B GPA: 2.55 Another instate kid. You know how I feel about them. Points: 15 (HCV, ACV, HCC, ACC) Pitch: Playing Time Name: Morgan McClure Location: Pell City, AL Rank: #16 LG Rating: 4* Interest: High Top 3: Miami, Arkansas, Ohio State 40 time: 5.33 Bench Press: 370 Squat: 585 Vertical: 25.0" GPA: 3.09 We'll pay him a visit while we're talking to JaMaine Walsh in Mississippi. Points: 36 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Location Name: Terrance Slater Location: Benton Harbor, MI Rank: #3 C Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Florida State, Miami, Michigan 40 time: 5.20 Bench Press: 375 Squat: 595 Vertical: 28.0" GPA: 2.95 Another guy who's better than what we currently have. Points: 36 (HCV, ACV) Pitch: Coaching Style Name: Phillip Lynch Location: Santa Clarita, CA Rank: #4 SS Rating: 5* Interest: High Top 3: Fresno State, Hawaii, Southern Cal 40 time: 4.67 Bench Press: 285 Squat: 535 Vertical: 38.6" Hands: C GPA: 2.95 Phil can help us in the secondary, even tho he would probably redshirt this year. Points: 45 (HCV, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style Name: Blake Willis Location: Burke, VA Rank: #23 WR Rating: 4* Interest: High Top 3: Arkansas, Ohio State, Auburn 40 time: 5.48 Bench Press: 170 Squat: 290 Kick Power: A- Kick Accuracy: B+ GPA: 2.95 Another guy who is better than what we currently have at the position. Points: 15 (ACV, ACC) Name: Ryan Hodge Location: Somerset, NJ Rank: #94 RT Rating: 2* Interest: Very High Top 3: Rutgers, Auburn, Georgia 40 time: 5.33 Bench Press: 400 Squat: 545 Vertical: 25.0" GPA: 2.09 The last recruit of the week, since he's from my hometown, maybe thats a good sign. Points: 5 (ACV, ACC) Pitch: Coaching Style
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