Jake Carlisle-Becoming a Spartan

[gsutiger]

Quote: Originally Posted by BookWork123

Sorry about the inconsistent update schedule. I really don't have the time to do anything with this during the week, with school and whatnot. Weekends are usually when I have a lot of free time; thus, a flood of updates! Again, sorry. Over breaks during Christmas and the summer I should be able to update on a more regular schedule, but I'll just have to make do for now. Thank you for your cooperation.

Get it in when you can. No hurries do what your schedule allows bro we will be ready when the next update comes.

[BookWork123]

UTSA PREVAILS OVER BULLDOGS TO WIN C-USA WEST

As the confetti rained down from the roof of the Alamodome, you'd think UTSA had just won the national championship.

Unfortunately, that is not the case. However, UTSA had just won the West Division of the Conference USA.

In a game that was a lot closer and much more defensive than the final indicated, the final score was 34-24 in favor of UTSA.

The offense started off slowly again as Dalton Sturm again got the start. However, he was pulled due to injury early, and Blake Bogenschutz again made his case for starter next year, as he played well.

At the end of one, the score was 10-7 in favor of LTU. At half, however, UTSA led 17-10 thanks to 10 unanswered points.

However, at the end of three quarters it was 17 all as the fourth quarter looked to be a battle for the ages for the C-USA West.

In the fourth, it was UTSA who would pull away, outscoring Louisiana Tech 17-7 in the quarter to win, and catapult them into the C-USA championship the winner of the FAU-FIU game later tonight. Thus we put to a close the most successful season in UTSA's (short) history, and they haven't even gotten to the postseason yet.

Good luck to the team vs whoever they face in the conference championship, and, as always, go Roadrunners!

[BookWork123]

Top 25 Scoreboard-Week 14

Results

#8 Ole Miss 10, #15 Mississippi State 30 (GOTW) (UPSET ALERT!)

#20 Oregon State 17, #3 Oregon 24

#24 Georgia 35, #7 Georgia Tech 24 (UPSET ALERT!)

#1 Ohio State 31, Michigan 26

Tennessee 45, #21 Kentucky 28 (UPSET ALERT!)

UCLA 17, #18 USC 24 (OT)

Minnesota 7, #2 Michigan State 31

#12 Florida State 14, Florida 17 (UPSET ALERT!)

#17 Arkansas 24, #6 LSU 31

New Mexico 24, #19 Boise State 21 (UPSET ALERT!)

#4 Clemson 23, #25 South Carolina 17

#16 Baylor 21, #13 TCU 42

Duke 17, #14 North Carolina 31

Notre Dame 33, #23 Stanford 29 (UPSET ALERT!)

Colorado 3, #22 Utah 20

#11 Arizona 38, #10 Arizona State 17 (UPSET ALERT!)

Top 25 Scoreboard-Week 15

Results

#8 Louisville 41, Cincinnati (GOTW)

#25 Texas 28, #22 Baylor 21 (UPSET ALERT!)

#5 Oklahoma 35, Oklahoma State 14

[BookWork123]

ROAD TO PASADENA: CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK EDITION

Welcome to a special edition of Road to Pasadena, a segment that will take you around the nation and will over-analyze, over-analyze, and over-analyze some more the Top 5 BCS or Coaches' Poll teams, depending on the time of year. We will also look at the current top Heisman contenders, Games of the Week, surprise teams around the nation, and more.

Below you will find this week's BCS Top 25:

NCAA Football Rankings - BCS Rankings - Updated: Dec 8, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Ohio State Buckeyes	12	0	1.000
2	2	Michigan State Spartans	12	0	0.995
3	3	Oregon Ducks	11	1	0.989
4	4	Clemson Tigers	11	1	0.984
5	5	Oklahoma Sooners	11	1	0.979
6	6	LSU Tigers	10	2	0.974
7	7	Arizona Wildcats	10	2	0.968
8	8	Mississippi State Bulldogs	9	3	0.958
9	10	Louisville Cardinals	11	1	0.954
10	9	TCU Horned Frogs	10	2	0.952
11	11	North Carolina Tar Heels	11	1	0.947
12	12	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	10	2	0.936
13	14	Ole Miss Rebels	9	3	0.927
14	13	Georgia Bulldogs	8	4	0.925
15	16	USC Trojans	9	3	0.917
16	15	Arizona State Sun Devils	9	3	0.916
17	17	Utah Utes	8	4	0.900
18	18	Florida State Seminoles	9	3	0.885
19	20	Florida Gators	8	4	0.880
20	19	West Virginia Mountaineers	9	3	0.879
21	21	Arkansas Razorbacks	8	4	0.876
22	22	Tennessee Volunteers	7	5	0.859
23	24	Texas Longhorns	8	4	0.846
24	25	Boise State Broncos	9	3	0.832
25	--	Navy Midshipmen	9	2	0.819

This week, instead of looking at each Top 5 team, we will look at each major conference championship, as well as the major projected bowl matchups.

[center]BIG TEN/CENTER]

This is possibly the biggest game this year. College Gameday is headed to what is basically a National Championship Play-in game. This is between #1 Ohio State and #2 Michigan State. Now, both of these teams are talented and have battled through a tough schedule to be here. Ohio State is the more talented of the two, but Michigan State will put up a tough fight.

Ohio State's Opponents: 78-56 combined record, including Michigan State
Michigan State's Opponents: 74-70, including Ohio State

Ohio State has played the tougher schedule, but neither team played an opponent with more than 8 wins. They will be each other's best opponent all year, but Ohio State's talent will pull through.
Prediction: Ohio State
Herbstreit: Michigan State

PAC-12

#7 Arizona vs #3 Oregon. Whoever wins this will likely have a good shot at being the second team into the playoff. Arizona has surprised some people this year, but now we'll see who played the tougher schedule.

Arizona's Opponents: 85-60 combined record, including Oregon twice, who they lost to earlier this year 27-17
Oregon's Opponents: 74-70, again beating Arizona once during the regular season

Arizona undoubtedly had the tougher schedule, as they played 4 ranked opponents, compared to Oregon's 3. However, Oregon has the talent to beat Arizona again.
Prediction: Oregon
Herbstreit: Oregon

SEC

#16 Georgia vs #6 LSU likely has no national championship implications, unless seriously crazy stuff happens, so our predictions are:
Prediction: LSU
Herbstreit: LSU

ACC

The ACC Championship features two teams who met mere weeks ago: #12 Georgia Tech and #4 Clemson. Clemson won that matchup 38-21. Clemson could go to the Natty with a loss by Oregon and win by themselves. They outmatch GT talent-wise and played roughly the same schedule, strength-wise.

Clemson's Opponents: 74-58 combined record, including GT twice
Georgia Tech's Opponents: 81-51, including Clemson twice

Prediction: Clemson
Herbstreit: Clemson

Now for some of the more intriguing bowl projections that aren't BCS.

Holiday Bowl: Kansas State (7-5, 4-5) vs #14 Arizona State (9-3, 6-3)
Valero Alamo Bowl: #19 West Virginia (9-3, 6-3) vs #18 Utah (8-4, 6-3)
Hyundai Sun Bowl: #15 USC (9-3, 6-3) vs #17 Florida State (9-3, 6-2)
Chick-fil-a Bowl: #13 Ole Miss (9-3, 5-3) vs #12 Georgia Tech (10-2, 7-1)

That's all for this season, as the preview for the National Championship will be done differently. See you in week one!

[BookWork123]

[DHC]

Congrats on winning the west division, time to take down FIU.

Their D looks tasty with the numbers, should be a good matchup! Good luck

[BookWork123]

Quote: Originally Posted by DHC

Congrats on winning the west division, time to take down FIU. Their D looks tasty with the numbers, should be a good matchup! Good luck

Thanks! Their defense definitely looks intimidating and we'll have to see how our offense fares against it.


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[gsutiger]

Let's go get that conference title coach. Crowd should be pumped and give the players a nice boost to get the job done