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TCY: Maryland Dynasty - 2004
See the misery that was Year 1!
Maryland 2003 In the mailbox... A lot of players lost their relationships this past year. Good Lord! You come to college to PLAY, not develop long-standing healthy relationships! Also, Alex Ronk, the defensive coordinator I wanted to build a long career with has left town. Bite me, Alex! Staff Changes I hire Ernie Dees as my new Syndicate Coordinator. He's 57, is Terrific at academic eligibility and good at soliticing donations. Make me proud, Ernie! I also hire Dominic Andrews as my new offensive coordinator. He's 36, and pretty good across the board. I'm sticking my neck out for this guy - I'll be mad if he leaves after a year. At defensive coordinator, I hire 34 year old Carlton Gill. He doesn't look as promising as Andrews, but I believe he'll do well here. On the scouting front, I add 31 year old Marc Cerny as my MidAtlantic scout. Last edited by CraigSca : 12-07-2003 at 11:55 PM. |
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12-07-2003, 11:59 PM
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2004 Preseason AP Top 25
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12-08-2003, 12:19 AM
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2004 Roster - Offense
Now, let's look at that team....surely this 11-game losing streak will be broken soon with these world-class athletes!
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Ok...Floyd Price was the starter last year, and is our best quarterback this year, so he'll keep the starting job. Richmond was our backup this year, but we'll move Dan Bush into that role. Joseph Morton will redshirt. He looks to be a monster in the future. Runningbacks Code:
T.J. got the nod last year, but TWO touted freshman come in already surpass T.J.'s talent. Jamal Bracken looks to be an elusive, breakaway runner who really holds onto the ball. Jake Kemp, the #4 prospect in the nation, is much like Jamal, except he can be expected to get the short yardage. Unlike Jamal, he doesn't seem to have the stamina to carry the ball 30+. Since I have both these guys, I don't foresee that to be a problem. I'd love to redshirt these guys, but I'm not sure I'll have the opportunity to. Fullbacks Code:
Lester Craig, who I started last year (5 carries, 18 yards), and walk-on Brock Sellers. I will need to recruit a FB this year. Tightends Code:
Drew started last year and caught 7 passes for 120 yards. He also had 10 pancake blocks in 23 opportunities. He'll start again this year, but share playing time with freshman recruit Dominic Bailey. Bailey is a rarity, as he can both block and catch the ball...just not now - he's too raw. Wide Receivers Code:
Wow, I ignored this position on the recruiting trail. I'm going to have to concentrate on on WRs this time. Joseph Morton will need guys to throw to. Right now, it's thin and embarassing. Offensive Line Code:
Larry Bishop will start again this year. He didn't do great...and he improved only a little - but he's still one of the best we have. At guard, we'll start Pinkerton and Springer. Daryl Kirtsey was not highly recruited by other programs, but he has the potential to be incredible. To help him with this, I'm gonna redshirt him and take my lumps. At tackle, we have returning starter Alex Carlisle, and it looks like we'll need incoming freshman J.B. Messenger to start. |
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12-08-2003, 10:15 PM
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2004 Maryland Terrapins - Defense
Let's take a look at the defensive side of the ball...
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Hmmm...just like last year, there's not much here. I brought in a couple guys, but only one looks to add any real value. I'll redshirt Grady Monroe to see if I can maximize his potential. Defensive Tackles Code:
Hmm...I brought in Kevorkian to help out, but he doesn't look much different than the existing corps. However, with a name like Kevorkian, you HAVE to strike fear in the hearts of your opponents! Linebackers Code:
I will continue to start Adrian Berberich, but I have to go with my stud, Cris Matthews, instead of a disappointing Rondell Sinclair. He's the present and future, and I look forward to seeing him play. Both Perry Clouse and Bryant Phillips will be redshirted. Secondary Code:
Uh oh, forgot to recruit this position as well. Darryl Bournigal will start, as well as good ol' Pumpkinhead. Wahoo! |
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12-08-2003, 10:19 PM
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Recruiting
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I need a quarterback, a fullback, multiple wide receivers, at least a guard on the offensive line, defensive ends, defensive tackles, an outside linebacker and the secondary. I have a full slate  |
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12-08-2003, 10:23 PM
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Scheduling
We have 2 open spots and schedule home and home series with New Mexico State (#114) and Syracuse (#64).
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12-08-2003, 10:45 PM
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Week 2 - New Mexico State
New Mexico State comes into town, while we ride an 11-game losing streak.
New Mexico State (0-0) at Maryland (0-0) (-6) OMG, we're favored! And the new Maryland offense comes alive! Code:
We had 423 yards total offense, which for us is incredible. T.J. Fitzgerald gained 105 yards on 13 carries and 2 TDs. Floyd Price was 24-29 for 266 yards, 3 TDs and 1 Int. Are we a juggernaut, or what?! Our freshman stud, Cris Matthews had 13 tackles and 5 assists at an ILB spot. Overall, I'm very pleased the way we came out. We're ready to play in 2004! |
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12-09-2003, 09:56 PM
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Week 3 - Syracuse
Injuries
Drew Bonk, TE. Probable, shoulder tendonitis #40 Syracuse (1-0) at Maryland (1-0) (-2) on TV5 Syracuse beat a horrible Akron team last week, so despite their #40 ranking, I'm not altogether convinced they're that good. Since that's the case, even if we do double our win output of 2003 with a victory here, I'm not altogether sure that will shoe definite signs of improvement. Then again, I'll take any victory I can get. Code:
Oh....well...now we know where we stand  . We, uh..."held" them to 280 yards rushing, and turned the ball over 4 times to their 0 (which seems to be our MO). Offensively, we stunk. On the defensive side, Cris Matthews again lit up the field with 15 tackles and 5 assists. The poor guy must be exhausted.Good times .Other ACC Action #18 Duke 25, Vanderbilt 0 Georgia Tech 41, Buffalo 10 #7 North Carolina 38, Texas 3 N.C. State 52, Indiana 21 Miss. State 45, Virginia 14 Wake Forest 42, Air Force 7 |
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12-09-2003, 10:18 PM
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Week 4 - West Virginia
Injuries
Drew Bonk, TE, probable, shoulder tendonitis Freddie Ferguson, DE, out, broken foot West Virginia (1-1) at Maryland (1-1) (-5) West Virginia leads season series, 1-0 Last meeting: 2003, West Virginia won, 23-20 Notes: Starting Maryland QB Floyd Price has more TD passes this year after 2 games than in 11 games last year (4 to 3). True freshman Cris Matthews leads Maryland with 28 tackles and 4 tackles for loss. West Virginia enters the game averaging 39.5 points per game. True freshman Ian Starr, TE, leads West Virginia in receptions (8) and yards (133). West Virginia's Dusty Hopkins has thrown 29 interceptions in 14 career starts. Senior Butch Herrod, DT, has 3 sacks in 2 games (5.5 sacks as a junior). Code:
This game was tied, 10-10 until the 4th quarter, when a couple of interceptions and a turnover on downs cost us big time. Again, we turned the ball over (2 times) and failed to cause our opponent to return the favor. Our rushing attack was miserable: Code:
Cris Matthews had 13 tackles for us. We also allowed 7 sacks .Other ACC Action #3 Clemson 48, Miami FL 0 #14 Duke 59, Indiana 10 Florida 49, Florida State 27 N.C. State 38, Louisiana-Lafayette 10 Wake Forest 29, Idaho 7 Code:
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12-09-2003, 10:34 PM
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Week 4 - North Carolina
Injuries
Drew Bonk, TE, probable Freddie Ferguson, DE, out #6 North Carolina (3-0) (-17) at Maryland (1-2), TV5 North Carolina leads the series, 1-0 Last meeting: 2003, North Carolina won, 42-3 Notes: This will be a rough one. We're pretty much guaranteed losses to the big 3 of the ACC (UNC, Duke, Clemson) and last year we were outscored 132-16 by these guys. This will be a barometer for how far we've come, but I have a feeling it's going to show we haven't come far at all . Defensively, UNC is giving up less than 23 yards per game (0.7 yards per carry). This is going to get ugly .And....here we go! Code:
No surprise here, as they just totally outclassed us. They held us to 127 yards total offense (-1 yards rushing). We also turned the ball over 5 times to their 1  Only good thing is we kept it relatively close the first 3 quarters before the turnovers began to pile up.Other ACC Action Clemson 30, Duke 3 Florida State 21, Wake Forest 10 N.C. State 44, Georgia Tech 18 Next week we head to South Carolina to face #3 Clemson. |
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12-09-2003, 10:56 PM
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Week 6 - at Clemson
Recruiting
We're getting our first round of decisions in from this year's recruits. Can we continue to land a better echelon of player like we did last year? Commits None Committed Elsewhere Nick Peterson, QB, Virginia Tech Sam Linquist, WR, Kentucky Lester Meier, DE, Clemson Hmm....not a good first week Injuries Drew Bonk, TE, probably, shoulder tendonitis Freddie Ferguson, DE, out, broken foot Maryland (1-3) at #3 Clemson (3-0) (-30) Clemson leads the series, 1-0 Last Meeting: 2003, Clemson won, 38-7 Notes: We've hit the downward spiral of our schedule, as we've been outscored 135-31 in our last three games. Cris Matthews continues to shine defensively for Maryland, posting 50 tackles and 15 assists in his first 4 collegiate games. Clemson's defense was incredible last year, and so far looks better this year as they've given up only 265 total yards in their first 3 games. Unreal. Clemson is led by All-American defensive end Chuck Poor who had 27 sacks last year, and 3 this year. He's been bothered by a pulled groin so far this year, but it should be fully healed after this game. Look out, ACC! On to the blasphemy... Code:
Before a sellout crowd of over 80000 people, Clemson quickly put away Maryland and then gracefully coasted the rest of the way. One thing I have to say, they're much better than us, but they've been a class act (unlike the N.C. State game last year). We were able to gain 164 total yards in offense and held them to 333. They ran the ball 49 times and passed only 8 times. Again, turnovers killed us (we had 5, they had 1). Other ACC Action N.C. State 38, Duke 35 #6 North Carolina 41, Florida State 10 Virginia 48, Georgia Tech 24 Code:
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12-09-2003, 11:07 PM
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Week 7 - N.C. State
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Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Committed Elsewhere Ricky Linquist, WR, Duke Doug Marsh, S, Navy Injuries Drew Bonk, TE, probable Freddie Ferguson, DE, out Notes Ok...I hate this team. These are the same guys who ran up the score against me last year, and beat me 73-7. We may not have the personnel to give them payback this year...but one day...we will, and show no mercy. A telling sign for our team - through 5 games we've turned the ball over 17 times and only forced 4 turnovers. Yuck. N.C. State leads the country in passing, averaging over 450 yards per game as well as 39.6 points. They're 4-1 on the year, and according to the rankings, we will be their worst opponent thus far .#40 North Carolina State (4-1) (-17) at Maryland (1-4) N.C. State leads the series, 1-0 Last meeting: 2003, N.C. State won, 73-7 Code:
Sigh, they killed us again. I have nothing more to say. Other ACC Action Duke 58, Virginia 52 Georgia Tech 48, Florida State 3 North Carolina 55, Wake Forest 0 Big ACC Game Next Week #3 Clemson (4-0) at #5 North Carolina (6-0), TV2 Last edited by CraigSca : 12-10-2003 at 10:36 PM. |
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12-10-2003, 10:49 PM
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Week 8 - Virginia
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Committed Elsewhere No new this week. Injuries Drew Bonk, TE, probable, shoulder tendonitis Freddie Ferguson, DE, out, broken foot Virginia (1-3) at Maryland (1-5) Virginia leads the series, 1-0 Last Meeting: 2003, Virginia won, 39-14 Can we suprise a mediocre Virginia team with an upstart performance? Apparently not. Code:
This was a very weird game, and I'm kind of proud of my boys. We outgained them 412-373, and had only one turnover (they had zero). They ran all over us for 320 yards and had no use for the passing game (11 attempts all day). T.J. Fitzgerald carried the ball 9 times for us, yet gained a remarkable 116 yards, with 1 TD (a 71 yard run). Other ACC Action North Carolina 24, Clemson 17 Duke 52, Georgia Tech 13 Wake Forest 38, N.C. State 32 UNC is alone atop the ACC. |
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12-10-2003, 10:54 PM
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Week 9 - at Duke
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Phil Fisher, WR, District of Columbia, 56- Reuben Wooden, DE, Annapolis, MD, #476, 58- Eugene McCormick, Philadelphia, PA, #135, 87+ Committed Elsewhere Deron Prado, WR, Navy Injuries Drew Bonk, TE, probable, shoulder tendonitis Freddie Ferguson, DE, doubtful, broken foot Maryland (1-6) at #27 Duke (5-2) (-22) [i]Duke leads the series, 1-0 Last Meeting: Duke won, 52-6 Ummm....wow. Code:
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Cris continues to excel... Code:
Other ACC Action Clemson 41, Wake Forest 0 Virginia 38, Florida State 17 North Carolina 43, N.C. State 33 Code:
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12-10-2003, 11:08 PM
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Week 10 - at Florida State
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Phil Fisher, WR, District of Columbia, 56- Reuben Wooden, DE, Annapolis, MD, #476, 58- Eugene McCormick, DT, Philadelphia, PA, #135, 87+ Anthony Wolfe, DT, Baltimore, MD, #671, 63+ Casey Mansfield, CB, Gate City, VA, #769, 79-- Wesley Boyer, S, Newark, DE, #782, 66- Committed Elsewhere Wesley Milburn, FB, Wake Forest Damon Dotson, G, Virginia Brandon Short, DT, Virginia Tech Rodney Sanders, LB, Brown Brock Stitt, CB, Tennessee Injuries George Hume, WR, out, sprained back (starter, 24 catches, 338 yds) Drew Bonk, TE, probable, shoulder tendonitis Rodney Lincoln, DE, out, separate shoulder Freddie Ferguson, DE, questionable, broken foot Maryland (1-7) at Florida State (1-6) (-4) Florida State leads series, 1-0 Last Meeting: 2003, Florida State 27, Maryland 20 Notes: We enter the game 0-13 in the ACC. Last year, we won our first game and lost the rest, and we're continuing that pattern this year. However, of our remaining games, we have the best chance of victory here. Doesn't mean it's going to happen, but we can try . And the Maryland faithful go nuts, as we lose by 21 to a horrible team. Code:
Other ACC Action Clemson 45, N.C. State 20 North Carolina 44, Georgia Tech 13 Virginia 44, Wake Forest 17 Big Games Next Week #9 Clemson at Virginia #3 North Carolina at Duke Standings Code:
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12-11-2003, 09:53 PM
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Week 11 - Recruiting
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Phil Fisher, WR, District of Columbia, 56- Reuben Wooden, DE, Annapolis, MD, #476, 58- Eugene McCormick, DT, Philadelphia, PA, #135, 87+ Anthony Wolfe, DT, Baltimore, MD, #671, 63+ Casey Mansfield, CB, Gate City, VA, #769, 79-- Wesley Boyer, S, Newark, DE, #782, 66- Clyde Lowe, S, Reston, VA, #271, 66++ Committed Elsewhere Trent Sanderson, QB, Nebraska Shaun Sanders, WR, Kent State Bo Manning, G, Rice Winfred Phylaw, S, Tennessee Other ACC Action Virginia 21, Clemson 17 (upset!) Duke 29, North Carolina 13 (upset!) N.C. State 42, Florida State 25 Georgia Tech 37, Wake Forest Big ACC Game Next Week Virginia (5-3) at #6 North Carolina (9-1), TV2 |
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12-11-2003, 10:06 PM
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Week 12 - at Georgia Tech
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Phil Fisher, WR, District of Columbia, 56- Reuben Wooden, DE, Annapolis, MD, #476, 58- Eugene McCormick, DT, Philadelphia, PA, #135, 87+ Anthony Wolfe, DT, Baltimore, MD, #671, 63+ Casey Mansfield, CB, Gate City, VA, #769, 79-- Wesley Boyer, S, Newark, DE, #782, 66- Clyde Lowe, S, Reston, VA, #271, 66++ Committed Elsewhere Thurman Hanks, WR, Oregon State Joel Vaugn, G, Nebraska Darrin Dole, LB, Boise State Injuries Rickey Quinn, LB, questionable George Hume, WR, out Floyd Price, QB, probable Rodney Lincoln, DE, out Freddie Ferguson, DE, questionable Craig Lester, FB, questionable Maryland (1-8) at Georgia Tech (3-5) (-13) Georgia Tech leads series, 1-0 Last meeting: 2003, Georgia Tech 65, Maryland 3 Injuries are starting to creep up on us, including our starting quarterback, Floyd Price. While he's not a good quarterback, he's still the best we have (6 TDs, 16 Ints). Our defense has combined for only 12 sacks in 9 games. Freshman Cris Matthews leads the ACC in tackles (102) and is tied for the lead in tackles for loss with 17. Yet more confirmation that we stink... Code:
We gain a total of 72 yards!!!?? How's this for a QB stat line: Code:
Sweet! Other ACC Action Clemson 56, Florida State 7 Duke 55, Wake Forest 6 North Carolina 41, Virginia 24 North Carolina clinches their 2nd consecutive ACC title. |
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12-11-2003, 10:25 PM
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Week 13 - Wake Forest
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Phil Fisher, WR, District of Columbia, 56- Reuben Wooden, DE, Annapolis, MD, #476, 58- Eugene McCormick, DT, Philadelphia, PA, #135, 87+ Anthony Wolfe, DT, Baltimore, MD, #671, 63+ Casey Mansfield, CB, Gate City, VA, #769, 79-- Wesley Boyer, S, Newark, DE, #782, 66- Clyde Lowe, S, Reston, VA, #271, 66++ Thurman Weathers, QB, Daleville, VA, #989, 65-- Committed Elsewhere Cole Reid, FB, Purdue Injuries Rickey Quinn, LB, probable George Hume, WR, out Floyd Price, QB, probable Rodney Lincoln, DE, questionable Freddie Ferguson, DE, questionable Craig Lester, FB, probable Pumkinhead Hulsey, CB, questionable Wake Forest (4-6) (-9) at Maryland (1-9) It's the last game for 11 starters, including our quarterback and starting runningback. Holy moley. Code:
Is this a sign of things to come? Have these kids single-handedly saved my job? We....somehow...annihilated them. We outgained them 444-160, and dominated possession (36+ mins vs. 23). T.J. Fitzgerald ended his reign at starting running back by gaining 116 yards on 20 carries with 2 TDs. Floyd Price was 19-30 for 181 yards, 2 TDs and 1 interception. Cris Matthews intercepted a ball, and also forced a fumble to go along with his 6 tackles. He and senior Bryant McClinton (7.5 sacks) were the lone bright spots on defense all year. |
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12-11-2003, 10:32 PM
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Week 14 - Recruiting
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Phil Fisher, WR, District of Columbia, 56- Reuben Wooden, DE, Annapolis, MD, #476, 58- Eugene McCormick, DT, Philadelphia, PA, #135, 87+ Anthony Wolfe, DT, Baltimore, MD, #671, 63+ Casey Mansfield, CB, Gate City, VA, #769, 79-- Wesley Boyer, S, Newark, DE, #782, 66- Clyde Lowe, S, Reston, VA, #271, 66++ Thurman Weathers, QB, Daleville, VA, #989, 65-- Derek Marr, FB, Alexandria, VA, 42+ Geoff Durham, DT, Baltimore, MD, 39+ Committed Elsewhere Walt Manning, FB, Northwestern Brady Hamiter, C, Utah Final Regular Season Standings Code:
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12-11-2003, 10:37 PM
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Week 15 - Recruiting
Recruiting
Commits Corey Lucas, T, Wiliamsport, MD, #636, 79-- Paul Contreras, TE, Baltimore, MD, #432, 66- Phil Fisher, WR, District of Columbia, 56- Reuben Wooden, DE, Annapolis, MD, #476, 58- Eugene McCormick, DT, Philadelphia, PA, #135, 87+ Anthony Wolfe, DT, Baltimore, MD, #671, 63+ Casey Mansfield, CB, Gate City, VA, #769, 79-- Wesley Boyer, S, Newark, DE, #782, 66- Clyde Lowe, S, Reston, VA, #271, 66++ Thurman Weathers, QB, Daleville, VA, #989, 65-- Derek Marr, FB, Alexandria, VA, 42+ Geoff Durham, DT, Baltimore, MD, 39+ Gerald Graham, CB, Aberdeen, MD, 54- Lester Collier, FB, Hurst, TX, 57- Committed Elsewhere Donnie Griffith, WR, Oklahoma |
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12-11-2003, 10:42 PM
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Playoffs
North Carolina wins a first round bye.
Duke and Clemson both made the field of 24 and will face EACH other at Daytona Beach, FL. Duke 28, Clemson 19 |
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12-11-2003, 10:48 PM
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ACC's Top 100 Recruits
Top 100 Recruits in the ACC
Clemson - 6 Top 100 Recruits Robert Blassingame, T, #16 Leland Wilkerson, G, #40 Randal Rowell, QB, #48 Lester Meier, DE, #54 Vincent Norris, TE, #73 Desmond Sanches, DT, #98 Duke - 3 Top 100 Recruits Rico Donaldson, QB, #33 Stephen Loving, P, #41 Lewis Ballard, G, #84 North Carolina - 3 Top 100 Recruits Julio Plantilla, QB, #26 Winston Goodwin, G, #47 Craig Goldman, P, #58 Wake Forest - 1 Top 100 Recruit Stanley Beeson, DT, #80 |
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12-11-2003, 10:51 PM
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National Championship
National Championship
#2 Oklahoma 23 #1 Penn State 10 |
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