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Cheese2121 · 06-19-2015, 07:32 AM

Prologue:
Most of you already know me but for those who don't I am Cheese2121. I am an avid football fan. I follow the Virginia Tech Hokies, Buffalo Bills and the Atlanta Falcons. I will be taking on the persona of Dan Clayton (this is not my real name) the new head coach at Eastern Michigan. I love doing these projects and I have definitely learned a lot and continue to do so. I was a longtime lurker on VSN and on the sportsgamer forums before that. I've always enjoyed reading franchise stories dating back to the RockUrSocks's Raiders and Bucs franchises. As always any constructive criticism is welcome, I am constantly searching for new ways to improve my franchise reporting. I am doing this for my enjoyment and hope that you will enjoy it as well. I will warn you right now, updates may be incredibly slow at times as I am in veterinary school and some weeks can barely find time to breathe. That being said, I do intend on keeping this going for a long time. I have been inspired by many of you and in turn would like to extend a special thank you to the following users: Deegeezy, Tearz49ers, Woy, RockUrSocks, mjhyankees, JohnnyU, Matt10, mfbmike, Lumpkin, G-Force, ChillCavern, DJ Rhude, Dal Reborn, and many many more. I would also like to thank brady2moss, Agent, franchise and blorbz1 for putting together all of my banners. As always guys, give me a chance to post my introduction things before posting, I'll let you know when. Without any further ado I would like to welcome you to A Rising Storm in the North | Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty...Thank you for following and I hope you enjoy.

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Disclaimer: The following story lines, game results, etc. are purely fictitious and are for entertainment purposes only. Any fictitious story/article posted that any person(s) from Eastern Michigan University or the NCAA feels is inappropriate will be taken down immediately upon request.

Cheese2121 · 06-19-2015, 07:35 AM

Dynasty Rule Book

Personal Statement
This franchise will be as realistic as I can possibly make it. Almost all of my settings will be on Heisman. I chose Eastern Michigan for a variety of reasons. Most of my family comes from the Michigan area and has close ties /works at both Michigan State and the University of Michigan. I wanted the challenge of a truly struggling program that has never known winning in recent years. Toss in the added possibility of some inclement weather and needless to say the storylines are already beginning to write themselves in my mind. As I said in the prologue, sometimes updates could be very slow due to school and a million other things. Don't expect lots of games to be churned out quickly. I would much rather take my time. This report will be about quality before quantity. Please don't bash others in my thread. I welcome criticism as always but I would like not to have arguments and such going on in here. I am a very laid back guy and am not here to argue/fight with anyone. I would love to hear your opinions/criticisms but I don't want people getting attacked on my thread. This is for fun, let's try to keep it that way. Thank you for following and once again welcome and I hope you enjoy.

Why NCAA ’12: If you have followed my work in the past, you may remember I actually ran an Eastern Michigan dynasty on NCAA ’12 back in the day. However, it was never completed and was always a story I felt still had a lot left to give. Rather than resume the series, I have decided to completely restart it (i.e. all of this is new and from scratch). NCAA ’12 is one of my favorite football games of all time and I have settings that seem to work great for me. I still get chills when the intro video comes…. “Another season is upon us…”

Dynasty Settings

Game:NCAA 12 on Xbox 360
Skill Level: Heisman
Recruiting Difficulty: Heisman
Sliders: See rules amendment log.
Quarter Length: 9 minutes
Game Speed: Normal
Speed Threshold: 25
Penalty Sliders: Default
ALL EMU GAMES WILL BE PLAYED NO SIMMING

Recruiting Rules

-There will be no firm restrictions on who can and cannot be recruited initially. It is the hope that with the recruiting difficulty set on Heisman, it will be extremely difficult to have unrealistic recruiting classes. Keeping in mind that Eastern Michigan should have a very difficult time landing strong recruits.

-If it is clear, that recruiting has become too easy for the user than restrictions will be implemented as to how many players of each caliber can be recruited and what the interest level must be.

-As a general rule of thumb, when recruiting I will target positions of need and hometown/pipeline players first. A strong emphasis will be placed on recruiting realistically (ie. I won't be going after the 5-Star running back from Texas who has no interest in me initially). If I don't have a kicker for next year, chances are he will be near the top of my board, etc. I will almost always target only players who have some level of interest in my school already.

Redshirting

- Redshirts can be used at my discretion, although keeping with the emphasis on realism. Redshirts will rarely be used on players other than freshmen.

Players Leaving/Transferring

- Players can leave and transfer to my school without interference. That is to say, if a player wants to leave he cannot be talked into staying and all transfers in will be accepted.

-No player may be talked into staying who wishes to leave for the NFL draft.

Rules Amendment Log
-Season 3 (2013): Recruiting and scheduling restrictions implemented allowing for only ten players on the recruiting board at one time. See post #340 for full breakdown.

-Season 5 (2015) prior to Bowl Game: Sliders increased for CPU, QB accuracy (50), pass blocking (60), WR catching (60), RB ability (60), run blocking (65), pass coverage (60), pass rush (60), interceptions (45), rush defense (70), tackling (60), FG accuracy (60), punt accuracy (60)

-Season 7 (2017) prior to Game 4: Quarter length increased from 8 minutes to 9 minutes in order to increase the total number of plays per game.

Cheese2121 · 06-19-2015, 07:43 AM

Career Records Under Head Coach Dan Clayton

Head Coach Dan Clayton

Career Record: (63-19)
Longest Win Streak: 16
Bowl Record: (3-3)
Record vs Top 25: (6-9)
Average Recruiting Class Rank: 42.83
Top 25 Recruiting Classes: 3
Coach of the Year Awards: 2
Heisman Award Winners: 1
Other Award Winners: 12
All American Players: 12

Season Recaps:

Eastern Michigan Season Recaps
Year	Record	Result	Final Ranking
2011	10-4	Won GoDaddy.com Bowl	Unranked (Top50)
2012	8-5	Lost Little Caesars Pizza Bowl	Unranked (52nd)
2013	11-3	Won GoDaddy.com Bowl	20th
2014	11-2	Won Humanitarian Bowl	10th
2015	13-1	Lost National Championship	4th
2016	10-4	Lost Capital One Bowl	20th

Conference Championships (years they were won): 3 (2011, 2013, 2015)

*Eastern Michigan moved from the Mid-American Conference to the Big Ten conference at the start of the 2016 season.

National Championships (years they were won): 0

Record vs. Rivals:

University of Michigan: (3-3)

Central Michigan: (6-0)

Western Michigan: (4-1)

Bowl Results:

Eastern Michigan Bowl Results
Year	Bowl	Opponent	Result
2011	GoDaddy.com Bowl	FIU	Won 38-21
2012	Little Caesars Pizza Bowl	Boston College	Lost 14-51
2013	GoDaddy.com Bowl	UL Lafayette	Won 49-10
2014	Humanitarian Bowl	Idaho	Won 42-16
2015	BCS National Championship	TCU	Lost 33-44
2016	Capital One Bowl	Ole Miss	Lost 24-31

Cheese2121 · 06-19-2015, 07:44 AM

School Single Game / Season / Career Records
*Bold indicates records achieved during Coach Clayton's tenure

Passing:
Passing TD (Career): Mark Iannotti (2011-2015) - 67
Passing TD (Season): Charlie Batch (1997) - 23
Passing TD (Game): Kainoa Akina (2001) - 6
Passing YDS (Career): Walter Church (1996-2000) - 9142
Passing YDS (Season): Charlie Batch (1997) - 3280
Passing YDS (Game): Walter Church (1996) - 450

Rushing:
Rushing TD (Career): Robert Thomas (2012-2015) - 63
Rushing TD (Season): Robert Thomas (2015) - 22
Rushing TD (Game): Dominique Sherrer (2011) - 5
Rushing YDS (Career): Robert Thomas (2012-2015) - 6394
Rushing YDS (Season): Robert Thomas (2015) - 1996
Rushing YDS (Game): Larry Radcliff (1971) - 291

Receiving:
Receiving TD (Career): Nick Vaughn (2012-2015) - 36
Receiving TD (Season): Eric Deslauriers (2004) - 13
Receiving TD (Game): Eric Deslauriers (2004) - 4
Receiving YDS (Career): Eric Deslauriers (2003-2006) - 3250
Receiving YDS (Season): Kevin Walter (2002) - 1368
Receptions (Career): Eric Deslauriers (2003-2006) - 248
Receptions (Season): Kevin Walter (2002) - 93
Receptions (Game): Kenny Christian (2000) - 20

Defense:
Interceptions (Career) - Joe Clinton (1966-1969) - 20
Interceptions (Season) - Bob Navarro (1989) - 12
Interceptions (Game) - Bob Navarro (1989) - 3
Sacks (Career) - Tremayne Smith (2012-2015) - 43.0
Sacks (Season) - Tremayne Smith (2012) - 12.5
Sacks (Game) - Michael Coleman (2016) - 5.0

Individual Player Awards/Honors

2011:
HB Corey Welch (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team)
HB Dominique Sherrer (All-MAC First Team)
WR Kinsman Thomas (All-MAC First Team)
LE Brad Ohrman (All-MAC First Team)
RE Javon Reese (All-MAC First Team)
DT Brandon Slater (All-MAC First Team)

2012:
CB Kelip Goodwin (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team)
HB Robert Thomas (Freshman All American)
WR Nick Vaughn (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team)
DT Tremayne Smith (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team)
MLB Colin Weingrad (All-MAC First Team)
DE Andy Mulumba (All-MAC Second Team)
SS Alex Bellfy (All-MAC Second Team)

2013:
WR Reggie Johnson (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team)
HB Joel Humphrey (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team)
CB Wes Dunlap (Freshman All American) (All-MAC Second Team)
PK Larry Taylor (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team)
DT Tremayne Smith (All-MAC First Team)
MLB Colin Weingrad (All-MAC First Team)
CB Kelip Goodwin (All-MAC First Team)
SS Chris Dunlap (All-MAC First Team)
HB Robert Thomas (All-MAC Second Team)
WR Nick Vaughn (All-MAC Second Team)
DT Chris Carey (All-MAC Second Team)
FS Sean Cotton (All-MAC Second Team)

2014:
HB Robert Thomas (Walter Camp Award) (Doak Walker Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team)
WR Reggie Johnson (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team)
FS Albert McDaniel (Freshman All American)
DT Tremayne Smith (All-MAC First Team)
PK Larry Taylor (All-MAC First Team)
HB Brian Parks (All-MAC Second Team)
WR Nick Vaughn (All-MAC Second Team)
CB Wes Dunlap (All-MAC Second Team)
SS Chris Dunlap (All-MAC Second Team)

2015:
HB Robert Thomas (Heisman Memorial Trophy) (Doak Walker Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team)
HB Kevin Singleton (Freshman All American) (All-MAC Second Team)
LOLB Tony McDaniel (Freshman All American)
P Emmanuel Smith (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team)
HB Joel Humphrey (All-MAC First Team)
WR Nick Vaughn (All-MAC First Team)
C J.J. Jackson (All-MAC First Team)
RG Alex Wesley (All-MAC First Team)
DT Tremayne Smith (All-MAC First Team)
DT Michael Coleman (All-MAC First Team)
CB Wes Dunlap (All-MAC First Team)
FS Albert McDaniel (All-MAC First Team)
WR Reggie Johnson (All-MAC First Team)
LT Jack Williams (All-MAC Second Team)
LG Lawrence Miranda (All-MAC Second Team)
MLB Derrick Jones (All-MAC Second Team)
CB Jeremy Ernst (All-MAC Second Team)
SS Chris Dunlap (All-MAC Second Team)

2016:
ROLB Tony Sharp (Chuck Bednarik Award) (LB of the Year Award)(First Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team)
PK Larry Taylor (Lou Groza Award) (First Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team)
HB Anthony Davis Jr. (Returner of the Year) (First Team All American) (Freshman All American) (All-Big Ten First Team)
LE Mike Mackey (Second Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team)
SS Bobby Graham (Second Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team)
WR Rodney Thomas (Freshman All American) (All-Big Ten First Team)
RE Kevin Phillips (Freshman All American)
DT Mike Holloway (Freshman All American) (All-Big Ten Second Team)
DT Michael Coleman (All-Big Ten First Team)
FS Albert McDaniel (All-Big Ten First Team)
HB Kevin Singleton (All-Big Ten Second Team)
MLB Derrick Jones (All-Big Ten Second Team)
CB Wes Dunlap (All-Big Ten Second Team)

Cheese2121 · 06-19-2015, 07:47 AM

NCAA Yearly News

Mid-American Conference Champions:

2011:

Eastern Michigan (10-4, 7-2)
2012:

Western Michigan (12-2, 9-0)
2013:

Eastern Michigan (11-3, 8-1)
2014:

Kent State (11-3, 8-1)
2015:

Eastern Michigan (13-1, 9-0)

Big Ten Conference Champions:
*Eastern Michigan moved from the Mid-American Conference to the Big Ten conference at the start of the 2016 season.

2011:

Ohio State (10-4, 7-2)
2012:

Ohio State (11-3, 7-2)
2013:

Ohio State (11-3, 7-2)
2014:

Wisconsin (13-1, 8-1)
2015:

Iowa (10-4, 7-2)
2016:

Ohio State (11-3, 8-2)

BCS National Champions:

2011:

Boise State (13-0, 7-0)
2012:

LSU (13-1, 8-1)
2013:

Florida (11-3, 7-2)
2014:

Wisconsin (13-1, 8-1)
2015:

TCU (14-0, 9-0)
2016:

Florida (12-2, 8-1)

Heisman Trophy Winners:

2011:

HB Matthew Tucker (jr) - 254 car, 1408 yards, 5.5 average, 17 TDs; 27 rec, 468 yards, 5 TDs
2012:

HB Eddie Lacy (rs-jr) - 322 car, 2377 yards, 7.3 average, 27 TDs; 20 rec, 133 yards, 1 TD
2013:

QB Dustin Maines (rs-sr) - 230-378, 3604 yards, 192 car, 828 yards, 48 total TDs
2014:

QB Kyle Boehm (rs-jr) - 438-735, 7316 yards, 70 TDs
2015:

HB Robert Thomas (sr) - 302 car, 1992 yards, 6.5 average, 22 TDs; 5 rec, 12 yards, 0 TDs
2016:

HB Joey Lopez (sr) - 223 car, 1812 yards, 8.1 average, 18 TDs; 11 rec, 202 yards, 2 TDs

Cheese2121 · 06-19-2015, 07:53 AM

Updated: July 13, 2011 1:16 PM

Athletic Director Michael Gragg announced on Wednesday the hiring of D.J. Clayton to take over as head coach of Eastern Michigan.

Clayton Replaces English as Eastern Michigan Head Football Coach

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By Brian Bennett
ESPN.com
Archive

YPSILANTI, Mich. – New head coach D.J. Clayton knows he has a monumental task ahead of him as he attempts to rebuild a program that hasn't had a winning season in 13 years and who's last bowl appearance was in 1987.

Few have been successful with the Eagles football program, which most recently saw Ron English fail going 0-12 in one season with the team while giving up an average of more 38 points per game. Athletic director Michael Gragg though believes Clayton will succeed where others have failed in the past.

“Clayton has done an exceptional job working to bring numerous programs to prominence at both the collegiate and professional level. He brings a winning mentality and a professional attitude,” Gragg said in a statement.

Clayton, who was most recently the athletic director with Virginia Tech, has a long history of building up programs. His earliest work was with the Buffalo Bills, where in just three seasons he put together a winning record along with bringing home the first ever Super Bowl title in the program’s history. After leaving the Bills organization, Clayton went to take over the athletic programs at Virginia Tech. There, he enjoyed similar success taking the program to multiple BCS bowl games and victories, while bringing in some of the top recruits in the nation. Clayton faces a much more daunting task at Eastern Michigan who many analysts say will be his toughest task to date and also marks the first time he has even held a head coaching job.

Clayton was introduced as Eastern Michigan's new coach at a press conference Wednesday morning, after signing a two year contract Tuesday morning. Terms and conditions of the contract were not revealed by Gragg.

"While it is tough to say goodbye to the Virginia Tech family, I feel much at home coming to the Ypsilanti area. I have a lot of family close by and welcome the challenge this job brings with it. This program has not played at a winning level in a long time. As of today that changes now. While the process to the top will be long and at times painful, I am a believer that with enough hard work and discipline that anything can be achieved. I look forward to changing the culture of this program to becoming a team that believes it can win every time it steps onto the field," said in his introductory press conference.

Many in the audience called Clayton's opening speech motivational and promising. Clayton will have to prove he can do more than just talk though as he tries to turn around the struggling Eagles program. Among those in the audience was Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer who worked with Clayton during his time as athletic director at Virginia Tech.

"He is the kind of guy who stresses discipline and getting the little things right. I think that is what you have to do to when you are trying to get a program turned around. It starts with the little things and once you get those right you move on to bigger things and before you know it you are winning games," Beamer said. "He's a powerful presence in the locker room and the front office and I think that is exactly what this program needs. I look forward to one day coaching against him on the grid iron."

Brian Bennett is a college football writer for ESPN.com. Information from The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Cheese2121 · 06-19-2015, 07:54 AM

This is now open for business! Please feel free to post!

thesportsguru11 · 06-19-2015, 09:40 AM

Welcome to the factory!

Good luck at EMU, cheese, I'll be reading. EMU has never, ever, had success in football...this is the biggest challenge you can get.

06-19-2015, 07:32 AM	#1
Cheese2121 Moderator OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,529	A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty Prologue: Most of you already know me but for those who don't I am Cheese2121. I am an avid football fan. I follow the Virginia Tech Hokies, Buffalo Bills and the Atlanta Falcons. I will be taking on the persona of Dan Clayton (this is not my real name) the new head coach at Eastern Michigan. I love doing these projects and I have definitely learned a lot and continue to do so. I was a longtime lurker on VSN and on the sportsgamer forums before that. I've always enjoyed reading franchise stories dating back to the RockUrSocks's Raiders and Bucs franchises. As always any constructive criticism is welcome, I am constantly searching for new ways to improve my franchise reporting. I am doing this for my enjoyment and hope that you will enjoy it as well. I will warn you right now, updates may be incredibly slow at times as I am in veterinary school and some weeks can barely find time to breathe. That being said, I do intend on keeping this going for a long time. I have been inspired by many of you and in turn would like to extend a special thank you to the following users: Deegeezy, Tearz49ers, Woy, RockUrSocks, mjhyankees, JohnnyU, Matt10, mfbmike, Lumpkin, G-Force, ChillCavern, DJ Rhude, Dal Reborn, and many many more. I would also like to thank brady2moss, Agent, franchise and blorbz1 for putting together all of my banners. As always guys, give me a chance to post my introduction things before posting, I'll let you know when. Without any further ado I would like to welcome you to A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty...Thank you for following and I hope you enjoy. --------------------------------------- Disclaimer: The following story lines, game results, etc. are purely fictitious and are for entertainment purposes only. Any fictitious story/article posted that any person(s) from Eastern Michigan University or the NCAA feels is inappropriate will be taken down immediately upon request. Hanson, Its2Eazy17, thesportsguru11 and 5 others like this. __________________ A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12) XBL Gamer Tag: MrCheese2121 (feel free to add/message me!) Currently Playing: NCAA '12 (Xbox 360) Last edited by Cheese2121; 11-02-2018 at 03:41 PM.

06-19-2015, 07:35 AM	#2
Cheese2121 Moderator OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,529	Dynasty House Rules Dynasty Rule Book Personal Statement This franchise will be as realistic as I can possibly make it. Almost all of my settings will be on Heisman. I chose Eastern Michigan for a variety of reasons. Most of my family comes from the Michigan area and has close ties /works at both Michigan State and the University of Michigan. I wanted the challenge of a truly struggling program that has never known winning in recent years. Toss in the added possibility of some inclement weather and needless to say the storylines are already beginning to write themselves in my mind. As I said in the prologue, sometimes updates could be very slow due to school and a million other things. Don't expect lots of games to be churned out quickly. I would much rather take my time. This report will be about quality before quantity. Please don't bash others in my thread. I welcome criticism as always but I would like not to have arguments and such going on in here. I am a very laid back guy and am not here to argue/fight with anyone. I would love to hear your opinions/criticisms but I don't want people getting attacked on my thread. This is for fun, let's try to keep it that way. Thank you for following and once again welcome and I hope you enjoy. Why NCAA ’12: If you have followed my work in the past, you may remember I actually ran an Eastern Michigan dynasty on NCAA ’12 back in the day. However, it was never completed and was always a story I felt still had a lot left to give. Rather than resume the series, I have decided to completely restart it (i.e. all of this is new and from scratch). NCAA ’12 is one of my favorite football games of all time and I have settings that seem to work great for me. I still get chills when the intro video comes…. “Another season is upon us…” Dynasty Settings Game:NCAA 12 on Xbox 360 Skill Level: Heisman Recruiting Difficulty: Heisman Sliders: See rules amendment log. Quarter Length: 9 minutes Game Speed: Normal Speed Threshold: 25 Penalty Sliders: Default ALL EMU GAMES WILL BE PLAYED NO SIMMING Recruiting Rules -There will be no firm restrictions on who can and cannot be recruited initially. It is the hope that with the recruiting difficulty set on Heisman, it will be extremely difficult to have unrealistic recruiting classes. Keeping in mind that Eastern Michigan should have a very difficult time landing strong recruits. -If it is clear, that recruiting has become too easy for the user than restrictions will be implemented as to how many players of each caliber can be recruited and what the interest level must be. -As a general rule of thumb, when recruiting I will target positions of need and hometown/pipeline players first. A strong emphasis will be placed on recruiting realistically (ie. I won't be going after the 5-Star running back from Texas who has no interest in me initially). If I don't have a kicker for next year, chances are he will be near the top of my board, etc. I will almost always target only players who have some level of interest in my school already. Redshirting - Redshirts can be used at my discretion, although keeping with the emphasis on realism. Redshirts will rarely be used on players other than freshmen. Players Leaving/Transferring - Players can leave and transfer to my school without interference. That is to say, if a player wants to leave he cannot be talked into staying and all transfers in will be accepted. -No player may be talked into staying who wishes to leave for the NFL draft. Rules Amendment Log -Season 3 (2013): Recruiting and scheduling restrictions implemented allowing for only ten players on the recruiting board at one time. See post #340 for full breakdown. -Season 5 (2015) prior to Bowl Game: Sliders increased for CPU, QB accuracy (50), pass blocking (60), WR catching (60), RB ability (60), run blocking (65), pass coverage (60), pass rush (60), interceptions (45), rush defense (70), tackling (60), FG accuracy (60), punt accuracy (60) -Season 7 (2017) prior to Game 4: Quarter length increased from 8 minutes to 9 minutes in order to increase the total number of plays per game. Tbone3336, studbucket and WreckedKnees like this. __________________ A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12) XBL Gamer Tag: MrCheese2121 (feel free to add/message me!) Currently Playing: NCAA '12 (Xbox 360) Last edited by Cheese2121; 09-02-2018 at 09:07 AM.

06-19-2015, 07:44 AM	#4
Cheese2121 Moderator OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,529	Individual Player Awards/Honors School Single Game / Season / Career Records Bold indicates records achieved during Coach Clayton's tenure Passing:* Passing TD (Career): Mark Iannotti (2011-2015) - 67 Passing TD (Season): Charlie Batch (1997) - 23 Passing TD (Game): Kainoa Akina (2001) - 6 Passing YDS (Career): Walter Church (1996-2000) - 9142 Passing YDS (Season): Charlie Batch (1997) - 3280 Passing YDS (Game): Walter Church (1996) - 450 Rushing: Rushing TD (Career): Robert Thomas (2012-2015) - 63 Rushing TD (Season): Robert Thomas (2015) - 22 Rushing TD (Game): Dominique Sherrer (2011) - 5 Rushing YDS (Career): Robert Thomas (2012-2015) - 6394 Rushing YDS (Season): Robert Thomas (2015) - 1996 Rushing YDS (Game): Larry Radcliff (1971) - 291 Receiving: Receiving TD (Career): Nick Vaughn (2012-2015) - 36 Receiving TD (Season): Eric Deslauriers (2004) - 13 Receiving TD (Game): Eric Deslauriers (2004) - 4 Receiving YDS (Career): Eric Deslauriers (2003-2006) - 3250 Receiving YDS (Season): Kevin Walter (2002) - 1368 Receptions (Career): Eric Deslauriers (2003-2006) - 248 Receptions (Season): Kevin Walter (2002) - 93 Receptions (Game): Kenny Christian (2000) - 20 Defense: Interceptions (Career) - Joe Clinton (1966-1969) - 20 Interceptions (Season) - Bob Navarro (1989) - 12 Interceptions (Game) - Bob Navarro (1989) - 3 Sacks (Career) - Tremayne Smith (2012-2015) - 43.0 Sacks (Season) - Tremayne Smith (2012) - 12.5 Sacks (Game) - Michael Coleman (2016) - 5.0 Individual Player Awards/Honors 2011: HB Corey Welch (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team) HB Dominique Sherrer (All-MAC First Team) WR Kinsman Thomas (All-MAC First Team) LE Brad Ohrman (All-MAC First Team) RE Javon Reese (All-MAC First Team) DT Brandon Slater (All-MAC First Team) 2012: CB Kelip Goodwin (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team) HB Robert Thomas (Freshman All American) WR Nick Vaughn (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team) DT Tremayne Smith (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team) MLB Colin Weingrad (All-MAC First Team) DE Andy Mulumba (All-MAC Second Team) SS Alex Bellfy (All-MAC Second Team) 2013: WR Reggie Johnson (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team) HB Joel Humphrey (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team) CB Wes Dunlap (Freshman All American) (All-MAC Second Team) PK Larry Taylor (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team) DT Tremayne Smith (All-MAC First Team) MLB Colin Weingrad (All-MAC First Team) CB Kelip Goodwin (All-MAC First Team) SS Chris Dunlap (All-MAC First Team) HB Robert Thomas (All-MAC Second Team) WR Nick Vaughn (All-MAC Second Team) DT Chris Carey (All-MAC Second Team) FS Sean Cotton (All-MAC Second Team) 2014: HB Robert Thomas (Walter Camp Award) (Doak Walker Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team) WR Reggie Johnson (Returner of the Year Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team) FS Albert McDaniel (Freshman All American) DT Tremayne Smith (All-MAC First Team) PK Larry Taylor (All-MAC First Team) HB Brian Parks (All-MAC Second Team) WR Nick Vaughn (All-MAC Second Team) CB Wes Dunlap (All-MAC Second Team) SS Chris Dunlap (All-MAC Second Team) 2015: HB Robert Thomas (Heisman Memorial Trophy) (Doak Walker Award) (First Team All American) (All-MAC First Team) HB Kevin Singleton (Freshman All American) (All-MAC Second Team) LOLB Tony McDaniel (Freshman All American) P Emmanuel Smith (Freshman All American) (All-MAC First Team) HB Joel Humphrey (All-MAC First Team) WR Nick Vaughn (All-MAC First Team) C J.J. Jackson (All-MAC First Team) RG Alex Wesley (All-MAC First Team) DT Tremayne Smith (All-MAC First Team) DT Michael Coleman (All-MAC First Team) CB Wes Dunlap (All-MAC First Team) FS Albert McDaniel (All-MAC First Team) WR Reggie Johnson (All-MAC First Team) LT Jack Williams (All-MAC Second Team) LG Lawrence Miranda (All-MAC Second Team) MLB Derrick Jones (All-MAC Second Team) CB Jeremy Ernst (All-MAC Second Team) SS Chris Dunlap (All-MAC Second Team) 2016: ROLB Tony Sharp (Chuck Bednarik Award) (LB of the Year Award)(First Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team) PK Larry Taylor (Lou Groza Award) (First Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team) HB Anthony Davis Jr. (Returner of the Year) (First Team All American) (Freshman All American) (All-Big Ten First Team) LE Mike Mackey (Second Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team) SS Bobby Graham (Second Team All American) (All-Big Ten First Team) WR Rodney Thomas (Freshman All American) (All-Big Ten First Team) RE Kevin Phillips (Freshman All American) DT Mike Holloway (Freshman All American) (All-Big Ten Second Team) DT Michael Coleman (All-Big Ten First Team) FS Albert McDaniel (All-Big Ten First Team) HB Kevin Singleton (All-Big Ten Second Team) MLB Derrick Jones (All-Big Ten Second Team) CB Wes Dunlap (All-Big Ten Second Team) WreckedKnees likes this. __________________ A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12) XBL Gamer Tag: MrCheese2121 (feel free to add/message me!) 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06-19-2015, 07:47 AM	#5
Cheese2121 Moderator OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,529	NCAA Yearly News NCAA Yearly News Mid-American Conference Champions: 2011: Eastern Michigan (10-4, 7-2) 2012: Western Michigan (12-2, 9-0) 2013: Eastern Michigan (11-3, 8-1) 2014: Kent State (11-3, 8-1) 2015: Eastern Michigan (13-1, 9-0) Big Ten Conference Champions: Eastern Michigan moved from the Mid-American Conference to the Big Ten conference at the start of the 2016 season. 2011:* Ohio State (10-4, 7-2) 2012: Ohio State (11-3, 7-2) 2013: Ohio State (11-3, 7-2) 2014: Wisconsin (13-1, 8-1) 2015: Iowa (10-4, 7-2) 2016: Ohio State (11-3, 8-2) BCS National Champions: 2011: Boise State (13-0, 7-0) 2012: LSU (13-1, 8-1) 2013: Florida (11-3, 7-2) 2014: Wisconsin (13-1, 8-1) 2015: TCU (14-0, 9-0) 2016: Florida (12-2, 8-1) Heisman Trophy Winners: 2011: HB Matthew Tucker (jr) - 254 car, 1408 yards, 5.5 average, 17 TDs; 27 rec, 468 yards, 5 TDs 2012: HB Eddie Lacy (rs-jr) - 322 car, 2377 yards, 7.3 average, 27 TDs; 20 rec, 133 yards, 1 TD 2013: QB Dustin Maines (rs-sr) - 230-378, 3604 yards, 192 car, 828 yards, 48 total TDs 2014: QB Kyle Boehm (rs-jr) - 438-735, 7316 yards, 70 TDs 2015: HB Robert Thomas (sr) - 302 car, 1992 yards, 6.5 average, 22 TDs; 5 rec, 12 yards, 0 TDs 2016: HB Joey Lopez (sr) - 223 car, 1812 yards, 8.1 average, 18 TDs; 11 rec, 202 yards, 2 TDs WreckedKnees likes this. __________________ A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12) XBL Gamer Tag: MrCheese2121 (feel free to add/message me!) Currently Playing: NCAA '12 (Xbox 360) Last edited by Cheese2121; 07-11-2017 at 07:07 PM.

06-19-2015, 07:53 AM	#6
Cheese2121 Moderator OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,529	ESPN: D.J. Clayton Hired as EMU Head Coach Updated: July 13, 2011 1:16 PM Athletic Director Michael Gragg announced on Wednesday the hiring of D.J. Clayton to take over as head coach of Eastern Michigan. Clayton Replaces English as Eastern Michigan Head Football Coach --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By Brian Bennett ESPN.com Archive YPSILANTI, Mich. – New head coach D.J. Clayton knows he has a monumental task ahead of him as he attempts to rebuild a program that hasn't had a winning season in 13 years and who's last bowl appearance was in 1987. Few have been successful with the Eagles football program, which most recently saw Ron English fail going 0-12 in one season with the team while giving up an average of more 38 points per game. Athletic director Michael Gragg though believes Clayton will succeed where others have failed in the past. “Clayton has done an exceptional job working to bring numerous programs to prominence at both the collegiate and professional level. He brings a winning mentality and a professional attitude,” Gragg said in a statement. Clayton, who was most recently the athletic director with Virginia Tech, has a long history of building up programs. His earliest work was with the Buffalo Bills, where in just three seasons he put together a winning record along with bringing home the first ever Super Bowl title in the program’s history. After leaving the Bills organization, Clayton went to take over the athletic programs at Virginia Tech. There, he enjoyed similar success taking the program to multiple BCS bowl games and victories, while bringing in some of the top recruits in the nation. Clayton faces a much more daunting task at Eastern Michigan who many analysts say will be his toughest task to date and also marks the first time he has even held a head coaching job. Clayton was introduced as Eastern Michigan's new coach at a press conference Wednesday morning, after signing a two year contract Tuesday morning. Terms and conditions of the contract were not revealed by Gragg. "While it is tough to say goodbye to the Virginia Tech family, I feel much at home coming to the Ypsilanti area. I have a lot of family close by and welcome the challenge this job brings with it. This program has not played at a winning level in a long time. As of today that changes now. While the process to the top will be long and at times painful, I am a believer that with enough hard work and discipline that anything can be achieved. I look forward to changing the culture of this program to becoming a team that believes it can win every time it steps onto the field," said in his introductory press conference. Many in the audience called Clayton's opening speech motivational and promising. Clayton will have to prove he can do more than just talk though as he tries to turn around the struggling Eagles program. Among those in the audience was Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer who worked with Clayton during his time as athletic director at Virginia Tech. "He is the kind of guy who stresses discipline and getting the little things right. I think that is what you have to do to when you are trying to get a program turned around. It starts with the little things and once you get those right you move on to bigger things and before you know it you are winning games," Beamer said. "He's a powerful presence in the locker room and the front office and I think that is exactly what this program needs. I look forward to one day coaching against him on the grid iron." Brian Bennett is a college football writer for ESPN.com. Information from The Associated Press contributed to this report. Hellisan and WreckedKnees like this. __________________ A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12) XBL Gamer Tag: MrCheese2121 (feel free to add/message me!) Currently Playing: NCAA '12 (Xbox 360)

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06-19-2015, 07:54 AM	#7
Cheese2121 Moderator OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,529	Re: A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty This is now open for business! Please feel free to post! WreckedKnees likes this. __________________ A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12) XBL Gamer Tag: MrCheese2121 (feel free to add/message me!) Currently Playing: NCAA '12 (Xbox 360)

06-19-2015, 09:40 AM	#8
thesportsguru11 Cooking With Sauce OVR: 0 Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 5,109 Blog Entries: 1	Re: A Rising Storm in the North \| Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty Welcome to the factory! Good luck at EMU, cheese, I'll be reading. EMU has never, ever, had success in football...this is the biggest challenge you can get. Hellisan, Clemsonpanther and cheese2121 like this. __________________ Check out We have a football team too..Guru's UConn Huskies in Dynasty HQ! 6x Super Bowl Champion Patriots \|Red Sox \| Celtics \| Bruins \|Boston College \| USC \| NASCAR Young Guns OS' biggest game show nut.