The Longest Three Feet: A NCAA 12 Dynasty

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THE LONGEST THREE FEET: A NCAA 12 DYNASTY

Dynasty Rules
System: PS3
Rosters: TBA
Coaching Contracts: On
Difficulty: Heisman
Recruiting Difficulty: All-American
Sliders: My own

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School Record Book

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Player School Records
Completions in a Game: Trevor Vittatoe vs East Carolina (2007) - 38
Attempts in a Game: Brooks Dawson vs UC Santa Barbara (1968) - 65
Completion % in a Game: Jay Stuckey vs SMU (1999) - .923, 12-for-13
Passing Yards in a Game: Trevor Vittatoe vs Marshall (2009) - 517
Passing TDs in a Game: Sammy Garza vs Northern Michigan (1986) - 7
Passing Yards in a Season: Jordan Palmer (2006) - 3,595
Passing TDs in a Season: Trevor Vittatoe (2009) - 33
Passing Yards in a Career: Trevor Vittatoe ('07-'10) - 12,439
Passing TDs in a Career: Trevor Vittatoe ('07-'10) - 97
Career 300-yard Games: Jordan Palmer ('03-'06) - 16

Single Game All-Purpose Yards: Chuck Hughes vs North Texas (1965) - 401
Season All-Purpose Yards: Howard Jackson (2003) - 2,146
Career All-Purpose Yards: Howard Jackson ('01-'04) - 6,153

Rushing Yards in a Game: Fred Wendt vs New Mexico State (1948) - 326
Rushing TDs in a Game:
Rushing Yards in a Season: Donald Buckram (2009) - 1,594
Rushing TDs in a Season: Fred Wendt (1948) - 20
Rushing Yards in a Career: John Harvey ('85-'88) - 3,576
Rushing TDs in a Career: John Harvey ('85-'88) - 42
Career 100-yard Games: John Harvey ('85-'88) - 16

Receptions in a Game: Chuck Hughes vs Arizona State (1965) - 17
Receiving Yards in a Game: Chuck Hughes vs North Texas (1965) - 349
Receiving TDs in a Game: Volley Murphy vs BYU (1967) - 4
Receptions in a Season: Johnnie Lee Higgins Jr. (2006) - 82
Receiving Yards in a Season: Chuck Hughes (1965) - 1,519
Receiving TDs in a Season: Lee Mays (2000) - 15
Receptions in a Career: Lee Mays ('98-'01) - 200
Receiving Yards in a Career: Johnnie Lee Higgins Jr. ('03-'06) - 3,218
Receiving TDs in a Career: Johnnie Lee Higgins Jr. ('03-'06) - 32
Career 100-yard Games: Chuck Hughes ('64-'66) - 13

Points by a Kicker in a Season: Chris Jacke (1988) - 123
Points in a Career: Reagan Schneider ('03-'06) - 287
Field Goals in a Game: Reagan Schneider vs Houston (2005) - 5
Field Goals in a Season: Chris Jacke (1988) - 25
Field Goals in a Career: Reagan Schneider ('03-'06) - 50
Field Goal % in a Career: Chris Jacke ('84-'86, '88) - .857 (30-for-35)
PATs in a Game: Jerry Waddles vs New Mexico (1967) - 9
PATs in a Season: Reagan Schneider (2004) - 52
PATs in a Career: Reagan Schneider ('03-'06) - 137

Tackles in a Game:
Total Tackles in a Season: Tony Perea (1971) - 192 (77 solo, 115 assisted)
Solo Tackles in a Season: Barron Wortham (1993) - 118
Total Tackles in a Career: Barron Wortham ('90-'93) - 566 (412 solo, 143 assisted)
Solo Tackles in a Career: Barron Wortham ('90-'93) - 412

Sacks in a Game:
Sacks in a Season: Melvin Besses (1979) - 11.0
Sacks in a Career: Gonzalo Floyd ('90-'91, '93) - 20.0

Interceptions in a Game: Charlie West vs West Texas State (1966) - 4
Interceptions in a Season: Charlie West (1966) - 11
Interceptions in a Career: Charlie West ('65-'67) - 19
Punts in a Game: Ken Heineman ('38)/Lonnie Crittenden ('72, '73)/Jerry Walker ('78)/Hector Salazar ('83) - 13
Punts in a Season: Steve Folkner (1980) - 93
Punts in a Career: Jerry Walker ('75-'78) - 298
Punt Average in a Game: Owen Price vs 260th Coast Artillery (1941) - 62.5
Punt Average in a Season: Owen Price (1940) - 48.0
Punt Average in a Career: Owen Price ('38, '40-'41) - 46.74

Team School Records
Total Offensive Yards Gained in a Game: 718 vs New Mexico State (1949)
Total Offensive Yards Gained in a Season: 5,144 (2009)
Total Offensive Yards Per Game in a Season: 428.7 (2009)
Rushing Attempts in a Game: 73 vs Arizona (1948)
Rushing Yards in a Game: 645 vs New Mexico State (1948)
Rushing Yards in a Season: 3,751 (1948)
Rushing Yards Per Game in a Season: 375.1 (1948)
Rushing Touchdowns in a Game: 14 vs New Mexico State (1948)
Rushing Touchdowns in a Season: 52 (1948)

Passing Attempts in a Game: 65 vs UC-Santa Barbara (1968)
Passing Attempts in a Season: 480 (1965)
Passing Completions in a Game: 40 vs East Carolina (2007)
Passing Completions in a Season: 290 (2006)
Passing Yards in a Game: 634 vs North Texas (1965)
Passing Yards in a Season: 3,754 (2006)
Passing Touchdowns in a Game: 7 vs UT-Arlington ('66)/New Mexico ('67)/Northern Michigan ('86)
Passing Touchdowns in a Season: 34 (2008)
Passing INTs thrown in a Game: 6 (three occasions)
Passing INTs thrown in a Season: 32 (1965)

Points Scored in a Game: 92 vs New Mexico State (1948)

2011 Season Schedule
9/3 at #25 Arizona State
9/17 vs New Mexico State*
9/24 vs Tulsa
10/1 vs Southern Mississippi
10/8 at Tulane
10/15 vs BYU*
10/22 vs Colorado State*
11/5 vs Rice
11/12 at Wyoming*
11/19 at #8 Boise State*
11/26 at New Mexico*
12/3 at #14 TCU*

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Heisman Trophy Winner (National Player of the Year)
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Robert W. Maxwell Award Winner (Player of the Year)
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Walter Camp Award Winner (Player of the Year)
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Bronko Nagurski Award Winner (Defensive Player of the Year)
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Chuck Bednarik Award Winner (Defensive Player of the Year)
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Davey O'Brien Award Winner (Best Quarterback)
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Doak Walker Award Winner (Best Running Back)
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Fred Biletnikoff Award Winner (Best Wide Receiver)
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John Mackey Award Winner (Best Tight End)
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Outland Trophy Winner (Best Interior Lineman)
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Dave Rimington Award Winner (Best Center)
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Jim Thorpe Award Winner (Best Defensive Back)
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Jack Lambert Award Winner (Linebacker of the Year)
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Rotary Lombardi Award Winner (Defensive Lineman/Linebacker of the Year)
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Lou Groza Award Winner (Best Kicker)
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Ray Guy Award Winner (Best Punter)
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Return Man of the Year Award Winner
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Joseph V. Paterno Award (Coach of the Year)
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BCS National Championship Game
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Rose Bowl - Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA
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Tositos Fiesta Bowl - University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ
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FedEx Orange Bowl - Sun Life Stadium, Miami, FL
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Allstate Sugar Bowl - Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA
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Capitol One Bowl - Florida Citrus Bowl - Orlando, FL
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Progessive Insurance Gator Bowl - Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, Jacksonville, FL
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AT&T Cotton Bowl - Cowboys Stadium - Arlington, TX
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Outback Bowl - Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL
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Insight Bowl - Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ
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Chick-Fil-A Bowl - Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA
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Autozone Liberty Bowl - Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis, TN
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Brut Sun Bowl - Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso, TX
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Bridgepoint Holiday Bowl - Qualcomm Stadium, Atlanta, GA
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Valero Alamo Bowl - Alamodome, San Antonio, TX
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Franklin American Mortgage Company Music City Bowl - LP Field, Nashville, TN
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Belk Bowl - Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC
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Champs Sports Bowl - Florida Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL
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San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl - Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA
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BBVA Compass Bowl - Legion Field, Birmingham, AL
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Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl - AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA
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Advocare V100 Independence Bowl - Independence Stadium, Shreveport, LA
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GoDaddy.com Bowl - Ladd-Pebbles Stadium, Mobile, AL
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Sheraton Hawaii Bowl - Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, HI
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Macco Bowl Las Vegas - Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas, NV
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Roady's Humanitarian Bowl - Bronco Stadium, Boise, ID
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Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl - Gerald Ford Stadium, Dallas, TX
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Little Ceasers Bowl - Ford Field, Detroit, MI
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The Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas - Reliant Stadium, Houston, TX
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R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl - Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA
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Gildan New Mexico Bowl - University Stadium, Albuquerque, NM
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Beef 'O' Brady Bowl - Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, FL
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TicketCity Bowl - Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX
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New Era Pinstripe Bowl - Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY
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2011 Recruiting Class
CB #125 Sam Berry - 6'1", 175 - Flower Mound, TX (Week 2)
DE #103 Tyrone McKinney - 6'1", 224 - Baytown, TX (Week 4)
QB #96 Emmanuel Humphrey - 6'2", 217 - Midland, TX (Week 4)
G #112 Tyler Garrett - 6'4", 268 - San Antonio, TX (Week 5)
FB #64 Charles Allen (JUCO) - 5'10", 211 - Allen, TX (Week 5)

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NCAA Conferences Re-Aligned

After much controversy over the schools whose football programs heavily considered changing conferences, the NCAA has finally announced where all the FBS schools will end up. Amidst the mayhem, the Big XII is a 12-member conference once again, the Mountain West has earned a BCS bid, and the Independents Division has been re-named. Without further ado, let's take a look at what team will be playing where this season.

After losing Nebraska and Colorado, the Big XII finally got two teams willing to join their conference. While they aren't as strong as the two schools that left, North Texas and Rice will call the Big XII home from now on.

Notre Dame was finally coerced into leaving the Independents as they will join their basketball program in the Big East conference. The deal includes the Fighting Irish getting a TV network once their contract with NBC ends.

With the Irish joining the Big East, South Florida moves to the C-USA, playing in the Eastern Division. Joining them is Ohio, coming from the MAC.

Replacing Notre Dame in the Independents is Air Force, who along with Army and Navy become the Armed Forces Division.

BYU and TCU both chose to remain in the Mountain West Conference instead of leaving and are accompanied by New Mexico State and UTEP. Along with Boise State now in the MWC, the NCAA felt that this conference was deserving of a BCS qualifier, where the conference champion is guaranteed a spot in a BCS bowl game.

Louisiana Tech moves from the WAC to the Sun Belt, and San Diego State and UNLV join the WAC.

Schools in New Conferences
Big XII: North Texas, Rice
Big East: Notre Dame
C-USA: South Florida, Ohio
Armed Forces Division: Air Force
MWC: UTEP, BYU, New Mexico State
Sun Belt: Louisiana Tech
WAC: San Diego State, UNLV