TCY: Richard Stockon College Div-I football 2005

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Staff Hirings

Syndicate Coordinator
Name: Marvin Stevenson
Age: 36
Academic Eligability: Very Good
Syndicate Investigation: Poor
Solicit Donations: Lousy

Will look for someone better next year.

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Schedling Phase

No games to schedule.

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2005 Richard Stockton Schedule

Rival: Rutgers
Stadium Capacity: 66,600
Season Tickets Sold: 35,900

  Week  Opponent                   Result    Attendance  Weather     Television
2       NAVY                                                            
3       at Central Florida                                              
4       NORTH TEXAS                                                     
5       at Pittsburgh                                                   
7       at (7) Virginia Tech                                            
8       (8) MIAMI OF FLORIDA                                            
9       at (35) Syracuse                                                
10      at West Virginia                                                
12      RUTGERS                                                         
13      (32) BOSTON COLLEGE                                             
14      at Kaneohe                                                      

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A look back

Year     Record     Post    Rank
2004     4-7        No      88
2003     2-10       No      112
2002     3-9        No      99

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The Freshman Class of 2005

Reish, Donnie           1    QB   Fr    13                67                  
Hubbard, Jake           30   RB   Fr    21                70                  
Woodford, Donovan       29   RB   Fr    18                55                  
Wilkins, Courtney       86   TE   Fr    10                44                  
Panos, Steve            82   WR   Fr    6                 21                  
Stuart, Deon            52   C    Fr    2                 17
Lofton, Junior          60   G    Fr    8                 32                  
Adams, Jamie            74   G    Fr    8                 57                  
Bailey, Austin          63   T    Fr    9                 53                  
Cota, Donny             73   DE   Fr    3                 15                  
Mast, Maurice           90   DT   Fr    3                 46                  
Starks, C.J.            56   ILB  Fr    10                10                  
Fisk, Jerald            96   OLB  Fr    23                38                  
Cummings, Adrian        44   OLB  Fr    7                 40                  
Price, Jerald           37   CB   Fr    4                 27                  
Mabry, Jesse            27   S    Fr    24                69                  
Bovee, J.J.             38   S    Fr    19                40                  

QB Donnie Reish - Our future, to put it simply. They guy I've been waiting for. Can't wait for 2 years from now.
RB Jake Hubbard - A good RB who has skills in being a receiving back.
RB Donovan Woodard - Actually a good back. He'll be a great backup for Hubbard.
TE Courtney Wilkins - He'll be decent if we need a TE.
WR Steve Panos - A future decent receiver. Also has good potential for kick returning.
C Deon Stuart - I hope he never has to start...
G Junior Lofton - Will be a decent guard for us.
G Jamie Adams - Will be a great addition to our line. Might think of switching him to T since we alreayd have 2 great guards.
T Austin Bailey - Will help with the T situation.
DE Donny Cota - Tackling dummy
DT Maurice Mast - Will own the middle in a few years.
ILB C.J. Starks - Tackling dummy
OLB Jerald Fisk - Will be a good OLB.
OLB Adrian Cummings - Will probably not make much of an impact.
CB Jerald Price - Not very good
S Jesse Mabry - Will be a great safety.
S J.J. Bovee - Will also be very good. Has good M2M skills, so he could cover as a CB.

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Presenting Your 2005 Stockton Ospreys

Kelly, Mercury          18   QB   Jr    32                54                  
Colvin, Larry           3    QB   So    15                49                  
Uzzell, Riddick         12   QB   So    21                26                  
Reish, Donnie           1    QB   Fr    13                67                  
McCormick, Rex          11   QB   So    25                25                  

Larry Colvin did not progress as much as I had hoped. Kelly is not an option because
of the turnovers. Reish will be redshirted. I am going to stick Rex McCormick in as
my #1 guy. If he gets in trouble though, I will put Colvin in to see what he can
do. I may just alternate them.

Ford, George            33   RB   Sr    45                45                  
Logan, Oscar            46   RB   So    30                36                  
Shultz, Troy            35   RB   So    37                62                  
Hubbard, Jake           30   RB   Fr    21                70                  
Murray, Herman          24   RB   Jr    5                 6                   
Ellard, Allen           23   RB   So    14                21                  
Woodford, Donovan       29   RB   Fr    18                55                  

Troy Shoultz will start, Ford and Logan as backups. Hubbard and Woodford are redshirted.

Cash, Justin            39   FB   Sr    18                18                  
Wallace, Ralph          34   FB   Sr    26                29                  
Hoetger, Omar           45   FB   Sr    19                47                  
Haight, Dan             21   FB   Jr    17                37                  
Garrison, Bob Bob       31   FB   So    19                29                  

Wallace, Hoetger and Bob Bob

Ambra, J.J.             95   TE   Sr    30                30                  
Earls, Stan             89   TE   Jr    33                53                  
West, Shannon           98   TE   So    25                56                  
Osborne, Ron            88   TE   Sr    17                39                  
Cheshier, Lenny         83   TE   Jr    3                 15                  
Wilkins, Courtney       86   TE   Fr    10                44                  

Earls, Ambra then West.

Covington, Kurt         8    WR   Sr    35                35                  
Davison, Rufus          85   WR   Sr    32                52                  
Noll, Grady             7    WR   Jr    44                62                  
Elliott, Sammie         81   WR   Jr    27                41                  
Rives, Rico             87   WR   Jr    29                68                  
Morabito, Lonnie        84   WR   Sr    21                30                  
Hanson, Ronnie          2    WR   Sr    18                18                  
Filbert, Darrin         4    WR   Jr    32                32                  
Panos, Steve            82   WR   Fr    6                 21                  

Noll is our #1 guy. Covington is #2. Davidson is #3. Rives is #4.
Elliott is #5, Filbert will be relief.

Cochrane, Freddie       59   C    So    26                47                  
Lake, Winfred           54   C    Sr    20                42                  
Eden, Tyrus             58   C    Jr    14                14                  
Stuart, Deon            52   C    Fr    2                 17                  

Cochrane will start, Lake #2.

Shea, Tim               61   G    Sr    12                28                  
Whiting, Harvey         68   G    So    18                31                  
Cole, Bobby             67   G    So    39                75                  
Samuels, Darryl         62   G    So    7                 80                  
Lofton, Junior          60   G    Fr    8                 32                  
Adams, Jamie            74   G    Fr    8                 57                  

Cole will start. Samuels did not progress a lot, but I'm throwing him in there as #2.
Whiting and Shea as backups. Lofton and Adams are redshirted.

Clayton, Pete           76   T    Sr    13                52                  
Harmon, Jermaine        70   T    Sr    18                23                  
Bailey, Austin          63   T    Fr    9                 53                  
Mazza, Jerald           75   T    Sr    15                17                  

Harmon and Clayton. Bailey will not be redshirted. I''ll have too few Tackles if I did.

Mozart, Earl            5    P    Jr    55                55                  
Coyle, Kenny            17   P    Jr    9                 9                   

Mozart.

Fulton, Cedric          6    K    Sr    27                27                  
Stacey, Broderick       9    K    Sr    36                36                  
Harrell, Lenny          13   K    So    16                90                  
Hansen, Marco           16   K    Jr    1                 3                   

I'm going to put Harrell in there, but if he misses early, I'm putting Stacey in.

Walker, Melvin          92   DE   Sr    20                20                  
Caldwell, Phil          71   DE   Sr    20                22                  
Bates, Troy             77   DE   Jr    38                58                  
Raymond, Brad           78   DE   Sr    5                 5                   
Renfro, Andre           97   DE   So    0                 0                   
Cota, Donny             73   DE   Fr    3                 15                  

Bates went down according to my scout, but he did suffer an injury at the end of the season.
Bates is #1. Caldwell is #2. Walker and Raymond as backups.

Mast, Maurice           90   DT   Fr    3                 46                  
Banks, Spencer          72   DT   So    7                 7                   
Doyle, Amos             93   DT   So    12                12                  

I am not red shirting Mast. He will be our guy.

Matthews, Kenyon        48   ILB  Sr    15                39                  
Horn, Darryl            57   ILB  Jr    23                61                  
Freeman, Korey          43   ILB  Jr    50                75                  
Starks, C.J.            56   ILB  Fr    10                10                  

Freeman and Matthews. Horn is academically ineligable. (grrrr)

Dawson, Geoff           55   OLB  Sr    14                15                  
Frederick, Ken          94   OLB  Jr    48                66                  
Greene, Karl            49   OLB  So    24                36                  
Fisk, Jerald            96   OLB  Fr    23                38                  
McKenzie, Brad          47   OLB  Sr    11                25                  
Yoder, Stanley          51   OLB  Jr    9                 9                   
Walters, Tony           91   OLB  Jr    9                 26                  
Cummings, Adrian        44   OLB  Fr    7                 40                  

Frederick is coming along nicely. Fisk will be his opposite. Greene and Dawson as backups.

Thomason, Marcus        40   CB   Sr    20                50                
Finley, Stanley         25   CB   Jr    57                80                  
Ruskowski, Aaron        42   CB   Sr    16                16                  
Price, Jerald           37   CB   Fr    4                 27                  

Finley will be our #1 CB. Our Safety Stevenson will play in the CB position.
Thomason will be our nickel back.

Pritchett, Tim          28   S    Sr    12                36                  
Cobb, Troy              36   S    Sr    10                19                  
Pravato, Dexter         22   S    Jr    54                54                  
Stevenson, Donovan      41   S    So    38                68                  
Gwozdz, Earl            26   S    So    35                52                  
Mabry, Jesse            27   S    Fr    24                69                  
Bovee, J.J.             38   S    Fr    19                40                  
Lombardo, Cedric        20   S    Jr    9                 9

Pravato and Gwozdz will be our safeties.

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Recruiting Overview of Needs

QB - Now that we have a great one, we can forgo this position for a year or two.

RB - Same as above.

FB & TE - No need for them.

WR - Will go after 1 or 2. Need to keep the WR position deep.

C - Cochrane will hopefully be our guy for awhile.

G - No need. Got good ones.

T - Need a few of these guys. I'm hurting for some good ones.

P - Mozart has 2 seasons left, need to look for his replacement.

K - No need here.

DE - Bates owns, but he has average support. Will go after one if I see one.

DT - Mast has great potentials, but I'm not redshirting him, so I need to go after a few more of these guys.

ILB - Horn is not developing and is an academic liability. Will look for some good ones.

OLB - Frderick is great, but he has average support. Will look for one.

CB - Only have 4 of these and a safety will be starting at CB. High priority.

S - Got a lot of depth here. Not a concern.


Top Priorities: OT, CB, P
Moderate Priorities: WR, DE, DT, ILB, OLB, C
Not a Priority: QB, RB, FB, TE, OG, S, K

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Preseason Voter Polls

  School                Record  Conf  Coach Fans  Ave    Rank  
Florida State           0-0     ACC   1     1     1.00    1       
California-Los Angeles  0-0     PAC   2     2     2.00    2       
Texas A&M               0-0     B12   3     6     4.50    3       
Tennessee               0-0     SEC   4     5     4.50    4       
Notre Dame              0-0     IND   5     4     4.50    6       
Virginia Tech           0-0     EST   7     3     5.00    5       
Texas                   0-0     B12   6     8     7.00    7       
South Carolina          0-0     SEC   9     9     9.00    8       
Washington              0-0     PAC   11    10    10.50   11      
Miami of Florida        0-0     EST   8     14    11.00   9       
Colorado State          0-0     MWS   12    12    12.00   12      
Ohio State              0-0     B10   10    15    12.50   10      
Louisiana State         0-0     SEC   18    7     12.50   14      
Oklahoma                0-0     B12   14    16    15.00   13      
Oregon                  0-0     PAC   21    11    16.00   18      
Maryland                0-0     ACC   19    17    18.00   17      
Florida                 0-0     SEC   15    21    18.00   16      
Wisconsin               0-0     B10   13    26    19.50   15      
Kansas State            0-0     B12   26    13    19.50   21      
Clemson                 0-0     ACC   29    18    23.50   26      
Illinois                0-0     B10   25    22    23.50   24      
Purdue                  0-0     B10   20    27    23.50   20      
Brigham Young           0-0     MWS   24    23    23.50   25      
Stanford                0-0     PAC   23    25    24.00   23      
Michigan                0-0     B10   30    19    24.50   29      
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Boston College          0-0     EST   32    32    32.00   33      
Syracuse                0-0     EST   35    49    42.00   38      
Pittsburgh              0-0     EST   53    48    50.50   52      
West Virginia           0-0     EST   58    57    57.50   58      
Richard Stockton        0-0     EST   92    87    89.50   92      
Rutgers                 0-0     EST   108   105   106.50  108     

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Recruiting before Week 1

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-

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There's 1 Tackle, Punter and CB (1 of each) Dream Recruits that are great, but they all fail miserably when it comes to the academic requirements. Blue Chips are slightly better.

Accepted - 0

Declined

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Pittsburgh               1  0  0  1.000 31  28  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 2   
Richard Stockton         0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
Rutgers                  0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 3      
Miami of Florida         0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
Virginia Tech            0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 1      
Boston College           0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
West Virginia            0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
Syracuse                 0  1  0  .000  14  42  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 1

Week 1 Big East Games
Pittsburgh beat North Carolina 31-28
Florida beat Syracuse 42-14

Week 2 Big East Games
Maryland at West Virginia
Penn State at Pittsburgh TV4
Western Michigan at Miami of Florida TV5
Akron at Syracuse
Navy at Richard Stockton
Virginia Tech at Connecticut

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Recruiting before Week 2

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

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Accepted - 0

Declined

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Week 2

Navy Midshipmen (0-0) at Stockton Ospreys (0-0)

Stockton is favored by 2
Attendance: 45,200 (66,600)
Weather: 72 degrees, fair
Last Meeting: Week 2, 2004
Result: Stockton won 31-6
Head-to-Head Record: Tied 1-1

Injury Report
None

First Half

They won first, we won second. Time for the rubber match.

On our first drive of the season, we go 3 and out. Navy puts together a few good plays, but stall at our 41 and punt it away.

McCormick throws an interception on the 3rd play and Navy takes over. They got it at our 18 yardline and a few plays later, they score on a 13 yard run. 7-0 Navy

On the first play of the next drive, McCormick throws another pick...I can see his role as starting QB is not going to last long. Once again, Navy turns this pick into 7 points. 14-0 Navy

We go 3 and out again, Navy gets the ball with good field position and get down to our 25. A FG gives them the 17-0 lead going into the 2nd quarter.

McCormick finally settles down. We drive down the field with a mixture of runs and passes. McCormick throws 4 for 4 with his 4th being a 23 yard TD pass to Davidson. 17-7 Navy

On a third and long play, Navy's QB underthrows his target. But the story is in that our big time recruit, DT Maurice Mast, is down on the play. It looks like a serious injury.

We get the ball on the Navy 28 after a good punt return by Gwozdz. A TD pass from McCormick to Covington for 18 yards cuts the Navy lead to just 3. 17-14 Navy.

We start driving down the field trying to take the lead before half-time when McCormick throws another pick. Navy can't do anythign with it though.

We get the ball back. With 17 seconds left, we pass it, but we get a defensive pass interference call which puts us on the 26 yardline. Thinking we'd just get a few yards to help our kicker by going up the middle and calling a timeout, Ford ends up breaking it the entire way and we take the lead.

Half-Time: Stockton leads 21-17

Navy starts it off. They get to midfield before Pravato intercepts the pass. Pravato returns it for 49 yards and is stopped at the Navy 18. Two plays later, McCormick to Davidson for 9 yards and the TD. 28-17 Stockton

Being helped by a couple of penelties, Navy drives the length of the field. An 11 yard TD pass cuts our lead to 4. 28-24 Stockton.

Another interception by McCormick. Navy ends up missing the FG, though, so the score stays the same.

Our next drive stalls at midfield as time runs out in the quarter. We start off the 4th quarter by punting.

We both have short drives and end in punts. On Navy's next drive, they end up fumbling on an option play and Stevenson recovers it. Several plays later, McCormick to Rives for 7 yards and the TD. 35-24 Stockton.

That would pretty much finish it. Navy never even gets close to scoring again. A Navy interception is converted to 3 more points for us.

Final Score: Stockton wins 38-24

After the game, I would find out that the injury to Mast would end his season. In his first ever college game, Mast's career might be over as he suffered a Torn Knee Ligament. He is listed as OUT for 23 weeks.

As for the game, it never would have been close at all if McCormick hadn't thrown those interceptions. He may have thrown 4 TDs, but he also threw 4 INTs. He's gone. Time for Colvin to come in.

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Pittsburgh               2  0  0  1.000 53  31  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 3       
Virginia Tech            1  0  0  1.000 34  3   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
Richard Stockton         1  0  0  1.000 38  24  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 2       
Miami of Florida         1  0  0  1.000 30  27  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 2       
Syracuse                 1  1  0  .500  29  52  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
Rutgers                  0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 3      
Boston College           0  0  0  .000  0   0   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
West Virginia            0  1  0  .000  6   40  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 1

Week 2 Big East Games
Maryland beat West Virginia 40-6
Pittsburgh beat Penn State 23-3
Miami of Florida beat Western Michigan 30-27
Syracuse beat Akron 15-10
Richard Stockton beat Navy 38-24
Virginia Tech beat Connecticut 34-3

Week 3 Big East Games
Minnesota at Boston College
Pittsburgh at Texas A&M TV4
Washington at Miami of Florida TV5
Connecticut at Rutgers
Richard Stockton at Central Florida
Buffalo at Virginia Tech
Kent at West Virginia

Commentary
Can we reach a new team record for most wins in a row? The record is 2...

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Recruiting before Week 3

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Pittsburgh, PA. Strength: Power Running. Weakness: Kick Returning

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Atco, NJ Strength: Kick Returning Weakness: Punt Returning

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There's 1 Tackle, Punter and CB (1 of each) Dream Recruits that are great, but they all fail miserably when it comes to the
academic requirements. Blue Chips are slightly better.

Accepted - 0

Declined

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Week 3

Stockton Ospreys (1-0) at Central Florida Golden Knights (0-1)

Stockton favored by 5 points
Attendance: 41,600 (70,200)
Weather: 66 degrees, stormy
Last Meeting: Week 3, 2004
Result: Stockton won 41-13
Head-to-Head Record: Tied 1-1

Injury Report
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (23 Weeks). DE Walker will come in and play as DT.

First Half

Both teams start off with a 3 and out. We put a few plays together on the next drive, but end up punting from midfield.

We once again exchange 3 and outs (or close to them) and on Central Florida's next drive, they put it together and drive down the field. A 38 yard FG gives them the 3-0 lead.

We continue to struggle on offense. Central Florida bangs in another FG to take the 6-0 lead.

We get a break when Finley picks off a pass and we get the ball at midfield. A 39 yard TD pass from Colvin to Davidson quickly gives us the lead 7-6.

Half-Time: Stockton leads 7-6

Central Florida goes 3 and out on their first drive. With the help of a roughing the passer call, we get in FG position, but the kick goes wide.

On the next play, Finley gets his second pick of the game. 3 plays later, a pass from Colvin to Rives gives us the 14-6 lead.

We continue to exchange punts until we finally get back into FG position. Again, the long kick goes wide. As the 3rd quarter came to an end, the game was still close.

The dance of punts continues until Central Florida bangs home another to make it 14-9 with 9 minutes to go.

Just in time for Colvin to catch fire. Throwing 5 for 5 on the next drive, Colvin gets us in th eendzone with an 11 yard TD pass to Noll. 21-9 Stockton with 4:44 left in the game.

With 3 minutes to go, Finley picks off his 3rd pass of the game and places us right at the Central Florida 8 yardline. It's only a matter fo time. Colvin to Noll for 5 yards. 28-9 Stockton with 2:43 left in the game.

Just before the 2 minute warning, we pick off another pass, this time by Thomason, and he takes it 45 yards for the TD. Stockton leads 35-9.

Final Score: Stockton wins 35-9

What did I notice? Colvin had ZERO interceptions with 4 TDs. He threw 26-42 with 266 yards.

However, running the ball was extremely unsuccessful.

Bates did not score any sacks (Calwell had 1), but he did hurry the QB 6 times.

And now this is our best start ever.

Even better, we are ranked!! Richard Stockton, according to the BCS, is ranked 34th. According to the polls, we are 39th. Do I expect it to last? Nope.

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Virginia Tech            2  0  0  1.000 83  35  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 2       
Richard Stockton         2  0  0  1.000 73  33  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 3       
Boston College           1  0  0  1.000 35  7   0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 2       
Rutgers                  1  0  0  1.000 49  35  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
Pittsburgh               2  1  0  .666  63  68  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 1      
Miami of Florida         1  1  0  .500  43  60  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 1      
Syracuse                 1  1  0  .500  29  52  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Won 1       
West Virginia            0  2  0  .000  23  67  0  0  0  .000  0   0   Lost 2

Week 3 Big East Games
Boston College beat Minnesota 35-7
Texas A&M beat Pittsburgh 37-10
Washington beat Miami of Florida 33-13
Rutgers beat Connecticut 49-35
Richard Stockton beat Central Florida 35-9
Virginia Tech beat Buffalo 49-32
Kent beat West Virginia 27-17

Week 4 Big East Games
Wisconsin at Pittsburgh TV5
Virginia Tech at Texas A&M TV3
Boston College at Western Michigan
Bowling Grean at Miami of Florida TV5
Rutgers at Tulsa
Syracuse at Auburn
North Texas at Richard Stockton

Commentary
We are off to our first ever 2-0 start and now facing North Texas, a team that beat us last season. Mimai is off to a bad start. And Virginia Tech starts off strong.

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Recruiting before Week 4

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Pittsburgh, PA. Strength: Power Running. Weakness: Kick Returning

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Atco, NJ Strength: Kick Returning Weakness: Punt Returning

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Lancaster, PA Strength: Rushing the Passer Weakness: Defending the Run

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There's 1 Tackle, Punter and CB (1 of each) Dream Recruits that are great, but they all fail miserably when it comes to the
academic requirements. Blue Chips are slightly better.

Accepted - 0

Declined

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Week 4

North Texas Mean Green (0-1) at #39 Stockton Ospreys (2-0)

A 44-7 win is erased as my computer crashed before I could save it (The crash was unrelated to to TCY)

I resimmed the game and it came out Stockton winning 21-13.

I don't feel like writing it up....

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Big East

See above, I don't feel liek redoing standings....

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Recruiting before Week 5

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Pittsburgh, PA. Strength: Power Running. Weakness: Kick Returning

QB Brady Farmer - #1 QB, #6 National, Scouted 77+
Absecon, NJ. Strength: Touch Passing Weakness: Very Long Passing

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Atco, NJ Strength: Kick Returning Weakness: Punt Returning

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Lancaster, PA Strength: Rushing the Passer Weakness: Defending the Run

DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - #58 DE, #489 National, Scouted 59-
Recruiting for his name. Coal Township, PA. Strength: Defending the Run. Weakness: Rushing the Passer

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Why another QB? There are hardly any Dream Recruits that qualify academically.

Accepted - 0

Declined

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Week 5

vs. Pittsburgh

Do to having to resim, the TV showing was not to be.

Don't feel like writing it up, I'm tired and really annoyed (at myself, not the game. I'm the one who didn't save when I decided to try to do something else....)

We lose 42-6

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Miami of Florida         3  1  0  .750  113 92  1  0  0  1.000 29  21  Won 2       
Syracuse                 3  1  0  .750  76  91  1  0  0  1.000 19  14  Won 3       
Pittsburgh               3  2  0  .600  112 136 1  0  0  1.000 42  6   Won 1       
West Virginia            1  2  0  .333  33  73  1  0  0  1.000 10  6   Won 1       
Richard Stockton         3  1  0  .750  100 88  0  1  0  .000  6   42  Lost 1      
Boston College           2  1  0  .666  101 56  0  1  0  .000  21  29  Lost 1      
Virginia Tech            2  2  0  .500  107 89  0  1  0  .000  14  19  Lost 2      
Rutgers                  1  2  0  .333  65  87  0  1  0  .000  6   10  Lost 2

Week 5 Big East Games
Miami of Florida beat Boston College 29-21
Pittsburgh beat Richard Stockton 42-6
West Virginia beat Rutgers 10-6
Syracuse beat Virginia Tech 19-14

Week 6 Big East Games
Navy at Boston College
Troy State at Miami of Florida
Brigham Young at Rutgers
Tennessee at Syracuse
West Virginia at Arkansas State

Commentary
Ok, time to get this thing back up. A crash of my computer screwed it up a bit, but now it's time to push forward.

A well needed bye week is upcoming. We need to lick our wounds...

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Recruiting before Week 6

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Pittsburgh, PA. Strength: Power Running. Weakness: Kick Returning

QB Brady Farmer - #1 QB, #6 National, Scouted 77+
Absecon, NJ. Strength: Touch Passing Weakness: Very Long Passing

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Atco, NJ Strength: Kick Returning Weakness: Punt Returning

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Lancaster, PA Strength: Rushing the Passer Weakness: Defending the Run

DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - #58 DE, #489 National, Scouted 59-
Recruiting for his name. Coal Township, PA. Strength: Defending the Run. Weakness: Rushing the Passer

DE Phil Seiler - #69 DE, #610 National, Scouted 43+
Monaca, PA. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run

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There's 1 Tackle, Punter and CB (1 of each) Dream Recruits that are great, but they all fail miserably when it comes to the
academic requirements. Blue Chips are slightly better.

Accepted - 0

Declined

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Miami of Florida         4  1  0  .800  151 99  1  0  0  1.000 29  21  Won 3       
Syracuse                 4  1  0  .800  103 111 1  0  0  1.000 19  14  Won 4       
Pittsburgh               3  2  0  .600  112 136 1  0  0  1.000 42  6   Won 1       
West Virginia            2  2  0  .500  61  80  1  0  0  1.000 10  6   Won 2       
Boston College           3  1  0  .750  135 59  0  1  0  .000  21  29  Won 1       
Richard Stockton         3  1  0  .750  100 88  0  1  0  .000  6   42  Lost 1      
Virginia Tech            2  2  0  .500  107 89  0  1  0  .000  14  19  Lost 2      
Rutgers                  1  3  0  .250  74  104 0  1  0  .000  6   10  Lost 3

Week 6 Big East Games
Boston College beat Navy 34-3
Miami of Florida beat Troy State 38-7
Brigham Young beat Rutgers 17-9
Syracuse beat Tennessee 27-20
West Virginia beat Arkansas State 28-7

Week 7 Big East Games
Syracuse at Boston College TV4
West Virginia at Miami of Florida TV4
Pittsburgh at Rutgers
Richard Stockton at Virginia Tech

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Recruiting before Week 7

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Pittsburgh, PA. Strength: Power Running. Weakness: Kick Returning

QB Brady Farmer - #1 QB, #6 National, Scouted 77+
Absecon, NJ. Strength: Touch Passing Weakness: Very Long Passing

K Bo McCormick - #5 K, #447 National, Scouted 69++
Vernon, NJ Strength: Kickoff Distance Weakness: Field Goal Accuracy

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Atco, NJ Strength: Kick Returning Weakness: Punt Returning

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Lancaster, PA Strength: Rushing the Passer Weakness: Defending the Run

DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - #58 DE, #489 National, Scouted 59-
Has decided to attend Pittsburgh

DE Phil Seiler - #69 DE, #610 National, Scouted 43+
Monaca, PA. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run

G Sammie Grier - #67 G, #740 National, Scouted 69-
Blackwood, NJ Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection

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There's 1 Tackle, Punter and CB (1 of each) Dream Recruits that are great, but they all fail miserably when it comes to the academic requirements. Blue Chips are slightly better.

Accepted - 0

Declined
DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - Pittsburgh

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Week 7

Stockton Ospreys (3-1) at #27 Virginia Tech Hokies (2-2)

Virginia Tech is favored by 11
Attendance: 50,000 (50,000)
Weather: 68 degrees, fair
Last Meeting: Week 12, 2004
Result: Virginia Tech won 58-0
Head-to-Head Record: Virginia Tech leads 3-0

Injury Report
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (19 Weeks)
OLB Adrian Cummings is OUT with Broken Ribs (10 Weeks)
WR Lonnie Morabito is PROBABLY with a Bruised Sternum (1 Week)
OLB Jerald Fiskis PROBABLE with a Sprained Knee (1 Week)

First Half

We put together a great opening drive. We get down to the 4 yardline, and go for the field goal. Virginia Tech blocks it and recovers it at the 11.

We exchange punts and then Virginia Tech hits a 31 yard FG to take the 3-0 lead.

We continue to exchange punts until on a 3rd and long play, Colvin is sacked and fumbles the ball. Two plays later, Virginia Tech is in the end zone. 10-0 Tech

We take it to the Virginia Tech 40, and turn it over on downs. Tech then takes it all the way and scores another TD. Tech leads 17-0.

With less than a minute to go, Tech scores another TD...We try a FG as time runs off, and it falls short.

Half-Time: Virginia Tech leads 24-0

Virginia Tech scores again on a 20 yard FG half way through the 3rd. Tech leads 27-0

We finally put together a drive on the arm of Colvin as he takes it the length of the field. 27-7 Tech

Virginia Tech in turn does the same. 34-7 Tech.

We would get 9 more points (a TD and a FG) and they would get another FG.

Final Score: Virginia Tech wins 37-16

These write-ups take forever...for the rest of this season, there won't ge any write ups. For next season, I might try something else.

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Miami of Florida         5  1  0  .833  175 116 2  0  0  1.000 53  38  Won 4       
Syracuse                 5  1  0  .833  120 125 2  0  0  1.000 36  28  Won 5       
Pittsburgh               4  2  0  .666  157 146 2  0  0  1.000 87  16  Won 2       
Virginia Tech            3  2  0  .600  144 105 1  1  0  .500  51  35  Won 1       
West Virginia            2  3  0  .400  78  104 1  1  0  .500  27  30  Lost 1      
Boston College           3  2  0  .600  149 76  0  2  0  .000  35  46  Lost 1      
Richard Stockton         3  2  0  .600  116 125 0  2  0  .000  22  79  Lost 2      
Rutgers                  1  4  0  .200  84  149 0  2  0  .000  16  55  Lost 4

Week 7 Big East Games
Syracuse beat Boston College 17-14
Miami of Florida beat West Virginia 24-17
Pittsburgh beat Rutgers 45-10
Virginia Tech beat Richard Stockton 37-16

Week 8 Big East Games
Boston College at Pittsburgh
Miami of Florida at Richard Stockton TV5
Rutgers at Navy
Virginia Tech at West Virginia

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Recruiting before Week 8

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Pittsburgh, PA. Strength: Power Running. Weakness: Kick Returning

QB Brady Farmer - #1 QB, #6 National, Scouted 77+
Absecon, NJ. Strength: Touch Passing Weakness: Very Long Passing

K Bo McCormick - #5 K, #447 National, Scouted 69++
Vernon, NJ Strength: Kickoff Distance Weakness: Field Goal Accuracy

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Atco, NJ Strength: Kick Returning Weakness: Punt Returning

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Lancaster, PA Strength: Rushing the Passer Weakness: Defending the Run

DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - #58 DE, #489 National, Scouted 59-
Has decided to attend Pittsburgh

DE Phil Seiler - #69 DE, #610 National, Scouted 43+
Monaca, PA. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run

G Sammie Grier - #67 G, #740 National, Scouted 69-
Blackwood, NJ Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection

OLB Harry Abrams - #85 OLB, #--- National, Scouted 54-
Manahawkin, NJ Strenght: Rushing the Passer Weakness: Man-To-Man Defense

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There's 1 Tackle, Punter and CB (1 of each) Dream Recruits that are great, but they all fail miserably when it comes to the academic requirements. Blue Chips are slightly better.

Accepted - 0
P Eric McCaslin - Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania - (49+)

Declined
DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - Pittsburgh
OLB Rich Shotwell - Rutgers

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Week 8

#10 Miami Hurricanes (5-1) at Stockton Ospreys (3-2)

Miami is favored by 10
Attendance: 49,200 (66,600)
Weather: 50 degrees, rain
Last Meeting: Week 10, 2004
Result: Miami won 62-13
Head-to-Head Miami leads 3-0

Injury Report
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (19 Weeks)
OLB Adrian Cummings is OUT with Broken Ribs (9 Weeks)

Final Score: Miami wins 47-17

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Miami of Florida         6  1  0  .857  222 133 3  0  0  1.000 100 55  Won 5       
Pittsburgh               5  2  0  .714  194 160 3  0  0  1.000 124 30  Won 3       
Syracuse                 5  1  0  .833  120 125 2  0  0  1.000 36  28  Won 5       
Virginia Tech            4  2  0  .666  185 132 2  1  0  .666  92  62  Won 2       
West Virginia            2  4  0  .333  105 145 1  2  0  .333  54  71  Lost 2      
Rutgers                  1  5  0  .166  100 169 0  2  0  .000  16  55  Lost 5      
Boston College           3  3  0  .500  163 113 0  3  0  .000  49  83  Lost 2      
Richard Stockton         3  3  0  .500  133 172 0  3  0  .000  39  126 Lost 3

Week 8 Big East Games
Pittsburgh beat Boston College 37-14
Miami of Florida beat Richard Stockton 37-17
Navy beat Rutgers 20-16
Virginia Tech beat West Virginia 41-27

Week 9 Big East Games
Rutgers at Boston College
Pittsburgh at Virginia Tech TV3
Richard Stockton at Syracuse

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Recruiting before Week 9

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Pittsburgh, PA. Strength: Power Running. Weakness: Kick Returning

QB Brady Farmer - #1 QB, #6 National, Scouted 77+
Absecon, NJ. Strength: Touch Passing Weakness: Very Long Passing

K Bo McCormick - #5 K, #447 National, Scouted 69++
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Erie, PA. Strength: Touch Passing. Weakness: Long Passes

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Atco, NJ Strength: Kick Returning Weakness: Punt Returning

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Has decided to attend Arizona State

DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - #58 DE, #489 National, Scouted 59-
Has decided to attend Pittsburgh

DE Phil Seiler - #69 DE, #610 National, Scouted 43+
Monaca, PA. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run

G Sammie Grier - #67 G, #740 National, Scouted 69-
Blackwood, NJ Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection

OLB Harry Abrams - #85 OLB, #--- National, Scouted 54-
Manahawkin, NJ Strenght: Rushing the Passer Weakness: Man-To-Man Defense

C Gerald Berry - #45 C, #881 National, Scouted 52-
Paramus, NJ Strength: Pass Protection Weakness: Run Blocking

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We tend to get 1 dream recruit each year. I hope we get 2 this one. To have it spent on a kicker.... No more Dream Recruits available or who meet academic requirements.

Accepted - 0
P Eric McCaslin - Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania - (49+)
S J.J. Givens - Wanaque, New Jersey (48+)
CB Harold Boone - Hershey, Pennsylvania (58+)
K Bo McCormick - Vernon, New Jersey (69++)
C J.R. Godfrey - Milford, New Jersey (47-)

Declined
DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - Pittsburgh
OLB Rich Shotwell - Rutgers
S Clyde Milstead - Connecticut
ILB Billy Joe Green - North Carolina
ILB Glenn Madison - Bowling Green
RB Stan Newsome - Pearl City

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Week 9

Stockton Ospreys (3-3) at Syracuse Orangemen (5-1)

Syracuse is favored by 18
Attendance: 43,800 (49,600)
Weather: 37 degrees, fair
Last Meeting: Week 5, 2004
Result: Syracuse won 31-7
Head-to-Head Syracuse leads 3-0

Injury Report
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (18 Weeks)
OLB Adrian Cummings is OUT with Broken Ribs (9 Weeks)
ILB Kenyon Matthews is PROBABLE with a Concussion (1 Week)

Final Score: Syracuse wins 49-10

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Pittsburgh               6  2  0  .750  229 186 4  0  0  1.000 159 56  Won 4       
Miami of Florida         6  1  0  .857  222 133 3  0  0  1.000 100 55  Won 5       
Syracuse                 6  1  0  .857  169 135 3  0  0  1.000 85  38  Won 6       
Virginia Tech            4  3  0  .571  211 167 2  2  0  .500  118 97  Lost 1      
West Virginia            2  4  0  .333  105 145 1  2  0  .333  54  71  Lost 2      
Boston College           4  3  0  .571  190 120 1  3  0  .250  76  90  Won 1       
Rutgers                  1  6  0  .142  107 196 0  3  0  .000  23  82  Lost 6      
Richard Stockton         3  4  0  .428  143 221 0  4  0  .000  49  175 Lost 4

Week 9 Big East Games
Boston College beat Rutgers 27-7
Pittsburgh beat Virginia Tech 35-26
Syracuse beat Richard Stockton 49-10

Week 10 Big East Games
Boston College at Virginia Tech
Rutgers at Miami fo Florida
Syracuse at Pittsburgh TV3
Richard Stockton at West Virginia

[sabotai]

Recruiting before Week 10

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Delran, NJ. Strength: Pass Protection. Weakness: Run Blocking.

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Has decided to attend Notre Dame

QB Brady Farmer - #1 QB, #6 National, Scouted 77+
Has decided to attend Colorado State

K Bo McCormick - #5 K, #447 National, Scouted 69++
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Has decided to attend Arkansas State

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Has decided to attend Arizona State

DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - #58 DE, #489 National, Scouted 59-
Has decided to attend Pittsburgh

DE Phil Seiler - #69 DE, #610 National, Scouted 43+
Monaca, PA. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run

G Sammie Grier - #67 G, #740 National, Scouted 69-
Blackwood, NJ Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Protection

OLB Harry Abrams - #85 OLB, #--- National, Scouted 54-
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

C Gerald Berry - #45 C, #881 National, Scouted 52-
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

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We tend to get 1 dream recruit each year. I hope we get 2 this one. To have it spent on a kicker....
No more Dream Recruits available or who meet academic requirements.

Accepted -10
P Eric McCaslin - Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania - (49+)
S J.J. Givens - Wanaque, New Jersey (48+)
CB Harold Boone - Hershey, Pennsylvania (58+)
K Bo McCormick - Vernon, New Jersey (69++)
C J.R. Godfrey - Milford, New Jersey (47-)
S Myron Bell - Lancaster, Pennsylvania (56-)
OLB Harry Abrams - Manahawkin, New Jersey (54-)
C Gerald Berry - Paramus, New Jersey (52-)
WR Edward Bridges - Carnegie, Pennsylvania (41+)
QB Bubba Stephenson - Erie, Pennsylvania (81-)

Declined
DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - Pittsburgh
OLB Rich Shotwell - Rutgers
S Clyde Milstead - Connecticut
ILB Billy Joe Green - North Carolina
ILB Glenn Madison - Bowling Green
RB Stan Newsome - Pearl City
C Kris Doty - Vanderbilt
WR Grant Kelly - Arkansas State
WR Bernie McKnight - Duke
RB Daryl Pettus - Notre Dame
QB Brady Farmer - Colorado State

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Week 10

Stockton Ospreys (3-4) at West Virginia Demon Deacons (2-4)

Stockton is favored by 6
Attendance: 50,600 (63,500)
Weather: 55 degrees, rain
Last Meeting: Week 13, 2004
Result: West Virginia won 34-7
Head-to-Head West Virginia leads 2-1

Injury Report
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (17 Weeks)
OLB Adrian Cummings is DOUBTFUL with Broken Ribs (8 Weeks)
ILB Kenyon Matthews is PROBABLE with a Concussion (2 Weeks)

Final Score: West Virginia wins 34-14

As with all QBs that come my way, Colvin has self destructed. He threw 5 INTs this game.

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Miami of Florida         7  1  0  .875  243 142 4  0  0  1.000 121 64  Won 6       
Syracuse                 7  1  0  .875  207 145 4  0  0  1.000 123 48  Won 7       
Pittsburgh               6  3  0  .666  239 224 4  1  0  .800  169 94  Lost 1      
Virginia Tech            5  3  0  .625  235 177 3  2  0  .600  142 107 Won 1       
West Virginia            3  4  0  .428  139 159 2  2  0  .500  88  85  Won 1       
Boston College           4  4  0  .500  200 144 1  4  0  .200  86  114 Lost 1      
Rutgers                  1  7  0  .125  116 217 0  4  0  .000  32  103 Lost 7      
Richard Stockton         3  5  0  .375  157 255 0  5  0  .000  63  209 Lost 5

Week 10 Big East Games
Virginia Tech beat Boston College 24-10
Miami of Florida beat Rutgers 21-9
Syracuse beat Pittsburgh 38-10
West Virginia beat Richard Stockton 34-14

Week 11 Big East Games
West Virginia at Boston College
Miami of Florida at Syracuse TV1
Virginia Tech at Rutgers

[sabotai]

Recruiting before Week 11

Required Local Scholarships

For the fourth straight season, no one from Gateway Regional or JFK Memorial is on the list.

Dream Recruits

T Rico Graham - #39 T, #373 National, Scouted 59+
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

RB Daryl Pettus - #2 RB, #63 Natioanl, Scouted 60++
Has decided to attend Notre Dame

QB Brady Farmer - #1 QB, #6 National, Scouted 77+
Has decided to attend Colorado State

K Bo McCormick - #5 K, #447 National, Scouted 69++
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

Blue Chip Recruits

T Travis Olmstead - #3 T, #16 National, Scouted 84-
Johnstown, PA. Strength: Run Blocking. Weakness: Pass Blocking

QB Bubba Stephenson - #22 QB, #195 National, Scouted 81-
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

WR Grant Kelly - #38 WR, #495 National, Scouted 65+
Has decided to attend Arkansas State

DT Randal Dowling - #8 DT, #88 National, Scouted 67+
Has decided to attend Arizona State

DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - #58 DE, #489 National, Scouted 59-
Has decided to attend Pittsburgh

DE Phil Seiler - #69 DE, #610 National, Scouted 43+
Monaca, PA. Strength: Rushing the Passer. Weakness: Defending the Run

G Sammie Grier - #67 G, #740 National, Scouted 69-
Has decided to attend Hawaii

OLB Harry Abrams - #85 OLB, #--- National, Scouted 54-
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

C Gerald Berry - #45 C, #881 National, Scouted 52-
Has decided to accept our offer to attend Richard Stockton

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We tend to get 1 dream recruit each year. I hope we get 2 this one. To have it spent on a kicker....
No more Dream Recruits available or who meet academic requirements.

Accepted -15
P Eric McCaslin - Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania - (49+)
S J.J. Givens - Wanaque, New Jersey (48+)
CB Harold Boone - Hershey, Pennsylvania (58+)
K Bo McCormick - Vernon, New Jersey (69++)
C J.R. Godfrey - Milford, New Jersey (47-)
S Myron Bell - Lancaster, Pennsylvania (56-)
OLB Harry Abrams - Manahawkin, New Jersey (54-)
C Gerald Berry - Paramus, New Jersey (52-)
WR Edward Bridges - Carnegie, Pennsylvania (41+)
QB Bubba Stephenson - Erie, Pennsylvania (81-)
CB Gary Carr - Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania (47+)
DT O.J. Moeller - Montclair, New Jersey (49+)
DE Jorge Sawyer - Eatontown, New Jersey (47+)
T Rico Graham - Delran, New Jersey (59+)
G Floyd Garboushian - Wilmington, Delaware (49+)

Declined
DE Hardy Fuamatu-Ma'afala - Pittsburgh
OLB Rich Shotwell - Rutgers
S Clyde Milstead - Connecticut
ILB Billy Joe Green - North Carolina
ILB Glenn Madison - Bowling Green
RB Stan Newsome - Pearl City
C Kris Doty - Vanderbilt
WR Grant Kelly - Arkansas State
WR Bernie McKnight - Duke
RB Daryl Pettus - Notre Dame
QB Brady Farmer - Colorado State
G Sammie Grier - Hawaii

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Syracuse                 8  1  0  .888  243 164 5  0  0  1.000 159 67  Won 8       
Miami of Florida         7  2  0  .777  262 178 4  1  0  .800  140 100 Lost 1      
Pittsburgh               6  3  0  .666  239 224 4  1  0  .800  169 94  Lost 1      
Virginia Tech            6  3  0  .666  275 214 4  2  0  .666  182 144 Won 2       
West Virginia            3  5  0  .375  149 204 2  3  0  .400  98  130 Lost 1      
Boston College           5  4  0  .555  245 154 2  4  0  .333  131 124 Won 1       
Richard Stockton         3  5  0  .375  157 255 0  5  0  .000  63  209 Lost 5      
Rutgers                  1  8  0  .111  153 257 0  5  0  .000  69  143 Lost 8

Week 11 Big East Games
Boston College beat West Virginia 45-10
Syracuse beat Miami of Florida 36-19
Virginia Tech beat Rutgers 40-37

Week 12 Big East Games
Miami of Florida at Pittsburgh TV4
Rutgers at Richard Stockton
West Virginia at Syracuse

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Recruiting is over

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Week 12

Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1-8) at Stockton Ospreys (3-5)

Stockton is favored by 16
Attendance: 37,900 (66,600)
Weather: 46 degrees, rain
Last Meeting: Week 7, 2004
Result: Stockton won 30-13
Head-to-Head Stockton leads 2-1

Injury Report
RB George Ford is OUT with a High Ankle Sprain (23 Weeks)
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (15 Weeks)
DE Melvin Walker is OUT with a Broken Foot (7 Weeks)
WR Kurt Covington is OUT with Arthroscopic Knee Surgery (3 Weeks)
OLB Adrian Cummings is QUESTIONABLE with Broken Ribs (6 Weeks)

Final Score: Stockton wins 24-23

Looks liek a close, good game, but it was sloppy. Fumbles and interceptions....
At one point, Rutgers took a 20-7 lead. But we battled back and with 19 seconds left in the game, we hit a FG to take the lead and the win.

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Syracuse                 9  1  0  .900  276 171 6  0  0  1.000 192 74  Won 9       
Pittsburgh               7  3  0  .700  280 231 5  1  0  .833  210 101 Won 1       
Miami of Florida         7  3  0  .700  269 219 4  2  0  .666  147 141 Lost 2      
Virginia Tech            6  3  0  .666  275 214 4  2  0  .666  182 144 Won 2       
Boston College           5  4  0  .555  245 154 2  4  0  .333  131 124 Won 1       
West Virginia            3  6  0  .333  156 237 2  4  0  .333  105 163 Lost 2      
Richard Stockton         4  5  0  .444  181 278 1  5  0  .166  87  232 Won 1       
Rutgers                  1  9  0  .100  176 281 0  6  0  .000  92  167 Lost 9

Week 12 Big East Games
Pittsburgh beat Miami of Florida 41-7
Richard Stockton beat Rutgers 24-23
Syracuse beat West Virginia 33-7

Week 13 Big East Games
Boston College at Richard Stockton
Virginia Tech at Miami of Florida TV4
Pittsburgh at West Virginia
Syracuse at Rutgers

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Week 13

Boston College Eagles (5-8) at Stockton Ospreys (4-5)

Boston College is favored by 5
Attendance: 46,600 (66,600)
Weather: 43 degrees, rain
Last Meeting: Week 8, 2004
Result: Boston College won 56-7
Head-to-Head Boston College leads 3-0

Injury Report
RB George Ford is OUT with a High Ankle Sprain (22 Weeks)
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (14 Weeks)
DE Melvin Walker is OUT with a Broken Foot (6 Weeks)
WR Kurt Covington is DOUBTFUL with Arthroscopic Knee Surgery (2 Weeks)
S Earl Gwozdz is DOUBTFUL with Abdominal Strain (4 Weeks)
OLB Adrian Cummings is QUESTIONABLE with Broken Ribs (5 Weeks)

Final Score: Stockton wins 54-6

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Syracuse                 10 1  0  .909  313 191 7  0  0  1.000 229 94  Won 10      
Pittsburgh               8  3  0  .727  314 231 6  1  0  .857  244 101 Won 2       
Miami of Florida         8  3  0  .727  307 229 5  2  0  .714  185 151 Won 1       
Virginia Tech            6  4  0  .600  285 252 4  3  0  .571  192 182 Lost 1      
Boston College           6  4  0  .600  299 160 3  4  0  .428  185 130 Won 2       
West Virginia            3  7  0  .300  156 271 2  5  0  .285  105 197 Lost 3      
Richard Stockton         4  6  0  .400  187 332 1  6  0  .142  93  286 Lost 1      
Rutgers                  1  10 0  .090  196 318 0  7  0  .000  112 204 Lost 10

Week 13 Big East Games
Boston College beat Richard Stockton 54-6
Miami fo Florida beat Virginia Tech 38-10
Pittsburgh beat West Virginia 34-0
Syracuse beat Rutgers 37-20

Week 14 Big East Games
Virginia at Virginia Tech TV4
Notre Dame at Boston College TV3
Richard Stockton at Kaneohe TV5
West Virginia at Ohio

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Week 13

Stockton Ospreys (4-6) at Kaneohe (6-4)

Stockton is favored by 2
Attendance: 46,600 (66,600)
Weather: 43 degrees, rain
Last Meeting: Week 15, 2004
Result: Stockton won 28-20
Head-to-Head Stockton leads 2-0

Injury Report
RB George Ford is OUT with a High Ankle Sprain (21 Weeks)
DT Maurice Mast is OUT with a Torn Knee Ligament (13 Weeks)
QB Rex McCormick is OUT with a Broken Foot (8 Weeks)
DE Melvin Walker is OUT with a Broken Foot (5 Weeks)
WR Kurt Covington is DOUBTFUL with Arthroscopic Knee Surgery (2 Weeks)
S Earl Gwozdz is DOUBTFUL with Abdominal Strain (3 Weeks)
OLB Adrian Cummings is QUESTIONABLE with Broken Ribs (5 Weeks)

Final Score: Kaneohe wins 37-15

We get humiliated by Kaneohe (I'm sueing. ).

Anyway, we are BANGED UP, so it's not surprising...

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Somethign really stupid happened

I have another game I play, and for a season or two I let the computer handle everything except recruiting...

I load up Richard Stockton, and the options are still the computer handles all the stuff....

So all my redshirts were removed...

Ugh...season from hell.

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Big East

  School                 W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  W  L  T  Pct   PF  PA  Streak  
Syracuse                 10 1  0  .909  313 191 7  0  0  1.000 229 94  Won 10      
Pittsburgh               8  3  0  .727  314 231 6  1  0  .857  244 101 Won 2       
Miami of Florida         8  3  0  .727  307 229 5  2  0  .714  185 151 Won 1       
Virginia Tech            6  5  0  .545  308 280 4  3  0  .571  192 182 Lost 2      
Boston College           7  4  0  .636  309 167 3  4  0  .428  185 130 Won 3       
West Virginia            4  7  0  .363  194 292 2  5  0  .285  105 197 Won 1       
Richard Stockton         4  7  0  .363  202 369 1  6  0  .142  93  286 Lost 2      
Rutgers                  1  10 0  .090  196 318 0  7  0  .000  112 204 Lost 10

Week 14 Big East Games
Virginia beat Virginia Tech 28-23
Boston College beat Notre Dame 10-7
Kaneohe beat Richard Stockton 37-15
West Virginia beat Ohio

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End of Season Overall Rankings

  School                Record  Conf  Comp  Poll  Loss  Sched Total Rank  

Florida State           11-0    ACC   1.00  1.00  0.00  0.88  2.88  1 
California-Los Angeles  10-1    PAC   3.50  3.00  1.00  1.04  8.54  2       
Washington              10-1    PAC   3.50  4.00  1.00  0.52  9.02  3       
Michigan                10-1    B10   2.75  8.50  1.00  1.12  13.37 4       
Maryland                10-1    ACC   6.25  5.00  1.00  1.80  14.05 5       
Texas A&M               10-2    B12   6.75  8.00  2.00  0.20  16.95 6       
Colorado State          11-0    MWS   11.25 2.00  0.00  4.84  18.09 7       
Stanford                10-1    PAC   9.25  7.50  1.00  3.32  21.07 8       
Arkansas                11-1    SEC   8.00  11.50 1.00  2.68  23.18 9       
Syracuse                10-1    EST   10.50 12.50 1.00  1.56  25.56 10      
Illinois                9-2     B10   7.50  15.50 2.00  1.32  26.32 11      
Notre Dame              9-2     IND   12.75 8.50  2.00  3.12  26.37 12      
Wisconsin               9-2     B10   10.00 15.00 2.00  0.80  27.80 13      
Texas                   9-2     B12   14.00 11.00 2.00  3.24  30.24 14      
Fresno State            10-1    WAC   16.25 8.50  1.00  5.00  30.75 15      
Oklahoma                9-2     B12   15.00 14.50 2.00  2.36  33.86 16      
Florida                 9-3     SEC   12.75 19.50 3.00  0.08  35.33 17      
Miami of Ohio           10-2    MAM   15.75 19.00 2.00  1.96  38.71 18      
Purdue                  8-3     B10   15.75 22.50 3.00  0.48  41.73 19      
Middle Tennessee State  10-1    SBT   19.75 18.00 1.00  4.92  43.67 20      
Northern Illinois       9-3     MAM   19.75 26.00 3.00  1.68  50.43 21      
Michigan State          8-3     B10   17.75 27.50 3.00  2.28  50.53 22      
Hawaii                  9-2     WAC   26.25 22.00 2.00  4.16  54.41 23      
Pittsburgh              8-3     EST   22.75 28.50 3.00  0.44  54.69 24      
Miami of Florida        8-3     EST   33.00 19.50 3.00  1.44  56.94 25      
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Boston College          7-4     EST   35.00 33.00 4.00  2.92  74.92 35      
Virginia Tech           6-5     EST   54.00 33.00 5.00  1.40  93.40 48      
West Virginia           4-7     EST   88.50 77.00 7.00  2.84 175.34 86      
Richard Stockton        4-7     EST   86.50 87.00 7.00  1.84 182.34 90      
Rutgers                 1-10    EST   120.00121.0010.00 1.76 252.76 122

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Recruiting Overview

Accepted - 16
P Eric McCaslin - Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania - (49+)
S J.J. Givens - Wanaque, New Jersey (48+)
CB Harold Boone - Hershey, Pennsylvania (58+)
K Bo McCormick - Vernon, New Jersey (69++)
C J.R. Godfrey - Milford, New Jersey (47-)
S Myron Bell - Lancaster, Pennsylvania (56-)
OLB Harry Abrams - Manahawkin, New Jersey (54-)
C Gerald Berry - Paramus, New Jersey (52-)
WR Edward Bridges - Carnegie, Pennsylvania (41+)
QB Bubba Stephenson - Erie, Pennsylvania (81-)
CB Gary Carr - Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania (47+)
DT O.J. Moeller - Montclair, New Jersey (49+)
DE Jorge Sawyer - Eatontown, New Jersey (47+)
T Rico Graham - Delran, New Jersey (59+)
G Floyd Garboushian - Wilmington, Delaware (49+)
WR Jeremy Bergeron - Seaford, Delaware (55+)

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Bowl Games for 2005

  Game                   Matchup  
Rose Bowl                Florida State (11-0)  vs California-Los Angeles (10-1)  
Orange Bowl              Texas A&M (10-2)  vs Washington (10-1)                 
Cotton Bowl              Michigan (10-1)  vs Syracuse (10-1)                    
Fiesta Bowl              Stanford (10-1)  vs Florida (9-3)                      
Sugar Bowl               Illinois (9-2)  vs Iowa State (9-3)                    
Citrus Bowl              Washington State (7-4)  vs Arkansas (11-1)             
Gator Bowl               Wisconsin (9-2)  vs Arizona (6-5)                      
Outback Bowl             Maryland (10-1)  vs Colorado State (11-0)              
Peach Bowl               Texas (9-2)  vs Pittsburgh (8-3)                       
Liberty Bowl             Purdue (8-3)  vs Auburn (6-5)                          
Sun Bowl                 North Carolina (7-4)  vs Oklahoma (9-2)                
Music City Bowl          Michigan State (8-3)  vs Hawaii (9-2)                  
Alamo Bowl               Texas Tech (7-4)  vs Northern Illinois (9-3)           
Holiday Bowl             Miami of Florida (8-3)  vs Cincinnati (9-3)            
Independence Bowl        Georgia Tech (6-5)  vs Ohio State (7-4)                
Motor City Bowl          Nebraska (6-5)  vs Notre Dame (9-2)                    
Aloha Bowl               Boston College (7-4)  vs Georgia (6-5)                 
Iceberg Bowl             East Carolina (8-3)  vs Miami of Ohio (10-2)           
Big Apple Bowl           Virginia (6-5)  vs Tennessee (6-5)                     
Tornado Bowl             Brigham Young (8-3)  vs Fresno State (10-1)            
Capital Bowl             Utah (6-5)  vs Central Michigan (9-2)                  
Hall of Fame Bowl        Alabama-Birmingham (8-3)  vs Marshall (8-3)            
Garden Bowl              Middle Tennessee State (10-1)  vs Kaneohe (7-4)        

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Well....

I think this dynasty may have just come to an end.

Everytime I try to sim the first week of the bowl games, I get a "Front Office Football: The College Years has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."

The game works fine with my other "games" but with the Stockton one, it brings up that error...

It might be a windows problem as I have been having problems with it. It might not be...either way, it'll be a while before I continue this, if I ever do...