From Friday to Sunday: The Playing Career of Jace Williams. An NCAA 14/Madden Dynasty

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Introduction

Hello! I am theotherpotterguy and welcome to From Friday to Sunday: The Playing Career of Jace Williams. This report will follow Jace Williams from high school, to the college of his choice, to the NFL and hopefully beyond. This is something I have wanted to do for a long time but I wasn’t sure if there would be interest in something like this. This report will have chapters, newspaper articles and game recaps to help tell his story and the story of other characters around the country. I hope you enjoy this and as always feel free to leave any feedback or criticisms you may have! Thank you!

Rules

System: Xbox 360
Game: NCAA Football 14
Rosters: Buffeyes
Sliders: Matt10's OS community sliders
Difficulty: Heisman

Console: Xbox 360
Game: Madden 17
Setting: All Madden
Mode: Coach Mode
Sliders: Jarodd21's Madden 17 All Madden Sliders

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High School

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

College

Freshman Year: Chapter One

NFL

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High School

Senior Year

Spoiler

383-522, 7568 YDS, 93 TD, 11 INT

125 ATT, 689 YDS, 17 TD

College

NFL

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High School

Spoiler

Odessa High Wins the State Championship

Jace, a 5 star recruit, commits to LSU

College

NFL

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All or Nothing

Anything Less Than a Championship Would Be a Failure For Permian

Members of the Permian Panther Football team celebrate a win last season.

Odessa, Tx- Optimism was in the air as the Odessa Permian Panthers wrapped up their last practice of their summer training camp. Head Coach Gary Gaines, a beloved figure in West Texas, walked around the field shaking his player’s hands and giving encouragement.

“We all love playing for him.” Panther quarterback Abraham Collins said. “He’s a great coach, a great teacher and a good father to us.”

After a 2011 season that saw Odessa Permian reach the 2nd round of the playoffs before losing to Southlake Carroll, these Panthers seem focused and determined to make it to the Texas State Championship, a feat that hasn’t been achieved since 1991.

“These are an excellent group of kids.” Coach Gaines said. “They are focused, and talented enough to run through any team in the state. I have no doubt that we will do great things this season.”

This team definitely has the talent to do so. With a defense that features four all state stars in cornerback D.J Thompson, middle linebacker William Brooks, defensive end Pat Taylor and safety Chauncey Boomer, offenses will have a difficult time moving the ball.

“We have a lot of pride in our unit.” Boomer said. “We have each others backs and aint no one gonna beat us.”

The offense is led by quarterback Abraham Collins who is coming off a junior year where he set several new school records. With interest from the likes of Texas, Texas A&M and Oklahoma, Collins is looking to not only break some state records but bring home the state championship.

“There is no one in this state that can do what we do.” Collins said. “We want the championship and we will get it.”

Maxpreps.com has Permian as the 120th best team in the country and the 12th best in Texas. The Panthers quest for the state championship will begin next Friday night when they host the Amarillo High Sandies.

A Different Way

Odessa High is Hoping a New 'Relaxed' Atmosphere Leads to More Wins

Some Odessa High players participate in some drills during summer camp.

Odessa, Tx- The Odessa High Bronchos ended summer camp on high spirits. Coming off back to back seasons under head coach Ron King where they only won 3 games, Coach King has decided to change how he approaches practices.

“I decided to relax a little bit.” Coach King said with a laugh. “I think the past couple of seasons I was a little too hard on these kids and it showed. So we are a little more laid back and getting back to basics.”

It will be interesting to see how this new approach works, especially with a team that does not feature much talent. The defense is made up of players that have barely registered any interest with colleges around the state. The offense will be led by senior and first time starter Jace Williams. Williams could be the reason why the Bronchos will not go winless this season.

“He’s an impressive kid.” Coach King said. “He is really smart. He spent all summer studying film and the playbook. He also bulked up a ton. I think he was 170 before summer and now he is at 220.”

Williams made a few appearances in his junior year and was fantastic going 32-36, for 541 yards and 6 touchdowns and no interceptions. If Coach King’s new laid back approach works, and if Williams can continue his excellent play, the Bronchos will be more competitive this season then they have in a while.

Odessa High’s season begins next Friday when they travel to Wolfforth, Texas to take on the Frenship Tigers.

[thesportsguru11]

Yesssssssssss!

Always enjoy your work so you know I'll be following.. your writing has always been top-notch and I'm looking forward to seeing the story unfold and the progression of our man Jace!

[Bigsheen]

It has always crossed my mind to do something like this as well, so I cant wait to see you/Jace put in some work.