HookemHorns Dynasty (SMU Mustangs)

[HookemHorns]

All SMU games will be played with the following settings:

Qtr length: 10 min

Sliders:

C (H)
QB Accuracy: 13 9
Pass Block: 13 10
WR catch: 14 13
RB Ability: 17 12
Run Block: 18 14

Awareness: 10 5
Knockdown: 12 10
Interception: 8 6
Break Block: 13 5
Tackle: 13 5

[HookemHorns]

Around the NCAA:

Preseason Top 25:

1. Ohio State
2. Oklahoma
3. Miami
4. Texas
5. Kansas State
6. Auburn
7. Virgina Tech
8. Georgia
9. USC
10. Michigan
11. NC State
12. Pittsburgh
13. Florida State
14. Washingtion
15. Maryland
16. LSU
17. Tennessee
18. Virginia
19. Florida
20. Notre Dame
21. Arizona State
22. Alabama
23. Purdue
24. Texas A&M
25. Wisconsin

Heisman Watch:

1. Maurice Clarett - HB, OSU
2. Cody Pickett - QB, Wash
3. Phillip Rivers - QB, NCSU
4. Roy Williams - WR, Texas
5. Ell Roberson - QB, Kansas State

[HookemHorns]

Around the WAC:

Preseason Conference Outlook:

1. Fresno State
2. Hawaii
3. Boise State
4. Louisiana Tech
5. Rice
6. San Jose State
7. Nevada
8. SMU
9. UTEP
10. Tulsa

[TexasAg]

Have you started the season?

I assume you are playing on AA?

If you havent started the first season Im pretty sure you could decrease all of Mo Clarett's stats if you so desired. If not he typically wins the Heisman 2 years in a row and carries Ohio St. to 2 national titles.

[HookemHorns]

SMU News:


SMU anounces new Head Coach Mike Gillett

Saturday, February 8, 2003

Dallas (SMU) - Southern Methodist University athletic director Jim Copeland today announced that Mike Gillett has been named the head coach of the SMU Mustangs football program.

We have decided to take the Southern Methodist University football program in a new direction by naming a new head football coach. In our search for a new coach, we searched for someone who is youthful, intelligent, and energetic. Someone who has proven their leadership abilities and their commitment to academic and athletic excellence. Someone who can lead SMU to the next level," said Copeland. "Mike Gillett has shown all of these qualities.

"This is a dream come true for me to be named the head football coach at the Southern Methodist University," said Gillett. "I'm looking forward to making this a top 10 program in the nation. It's a great honor and responsibility to lead this program. I look forward to the challenge up living up to my predecessors here.

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Kincade Named Pre-Season All-WAC
Running Back Honored By Athlon

Wednesday, June 18, 2003

DALLAS (SMU) - SMU football standout Keylon Kincade has been named a pre-season All-Western Athletic Conference performer by Athlon Sports, the publication announced today.

Kincade, a senior from Troup, Texas, had a breakout season in 2002, setting a school record with 327 rushing attempts and totaling 1,279 yards on the ground, the third most in school history. He scored seven touchdowns and ran for more than 100 yards in eight games on his way to second team All-Western Athletic Conference honors.

“Keylon did a great job for us last year,” said SMU Coach Mike Gillett. “We gave the ball to him and he kept running hard. He would get stronger the more we gave it to him. We needed him to be a workhorse and he came through. He was outstanding.”

SMU opens the season on August 30, when the Mustangs travel to Lubbock to take on Texas Tech.

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Countdown To 2003 Season Continues
Mustangs Report August 4

Monday, July 28, 2003

DALLAS -- The football season is just around the corner for the SMU Mustangs, with this year's squad set to report in just one week.

Freshmen and veterans will report on Monday, Aug. 4, with the freshmen kicking off practice at 7:30 a.m. the next morning. The veterans will hit the field at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday with a full squad workout set for Friday, Aug. 8. Two-a-days will begin on Monday, Aug. 11.

The Mustangs will be preparing for one of the toughest schedules in the country, as they face Big 12 foes Texas Tech, Baylor and Oklahoma State, rival TCU and the ever-challenging WAC slate.

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SMU Holds Annual Media Day
Over 20 Media Members Descend On Ford Stadium

Saturday, August 9, 2003

The SMU Mustangs held their annual preseason Media Day on Saturday, August 9, welcoming over 20 members of the Metroplex press to Gerald J. Ford Stadium.

Head Coach Mike Gillett and players Allan Adami, Richard Bartel, Brian Bischoff, Chris Cunningham, D.D. Lee, Robert Gilmore, Sterling Harris, Keylon Kincade and Jonas Rutledge met with reporters and photographers from WFAA-TV, KTVT-TV, KETK-TV, KESN-103.3 FM, KTCK-1310 AM, KRLD-1080 AM, WBAP-820 AM, KTRA-1190 AM, Associated Press, Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Park Cities People, Daily Campus, The Sportspage, PonyFans.com and MustangManiacs.com among others.

”I’m more comfortable this season,” Gillett said. “After a being here for a few months, I’m more confident that we can become a top-25 program.”

”We had some deficiencies and some growing pains last season, but I knew we would come out of it with some hard work. We did and we won three of our last five games. I think our kids have learned how to finish games.”

”We’re going to have a more balanced offense and we’re focusing on stopping the big play defensively. We need to stay healthy, but we’re a better football team and we’re still working to improve.”

Practice continues Saturday night at 7 p.m., when the players practice for the first time in full pads. The session is closed to the public.

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Keylon Kincade a Candidate for the 2003 Doak Walker Award
Senior Tailback One of 39 Candidates Listed

Friday, August 22, 2003

DALLAS (SMU) -- SMU senior tailback Keylon Kincade was named Friday as one of the preseason candidates for the 2003 Doak Walker Award, presented annually to the nation's top college running back.

Kincade, a Troup, Texas native, posted one of the best statistical season in SMU history last year, rushing an SMU record 327 times for 1,279 yards - third in school annals - and seven touchdowns on his way to second team All-WAC honors.

Kincade is one of 39 candidates for the award, presented by the SMU Athletic Forum. Eight semifinalists will be selected on November 19, and the winner will be announced live on ESPN's Home Depot College Football Awards Show on Thursday, Dec. 11. The Doak Walker Presentation Banquet will be held at The Fairmont Hotel in Dallas on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2004.

The Doak Walker Award is named after the former SMU great, who became the first college player to win the Heisman Trophy as a junior in 1948.

Former Penn State running back Larry Johnson, currently a member of the Kansas City Chiefs, won the 2002 Doak Walker Award.

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SMU Holds Final Pre-Season Scrimmage
Mustangs Travel To Lubbock Saturday To Take On Texas Tech

Saturday, August 23, 2003

The SMU Mustangs held its final pre-season scrimmage Saturday night at Gerald J. Ford Stadium. The Ponies went through a controlled scrimmage that lasted an hour and a half. The scrimmage was SMU's final scrimmage preparation before the Aug. 30 season opener against Texas Tech in Lubbock, Texas.

Quarterback Richard Bartel completed three of four passes Saturday night for 32 yards, connecting with three different receivers in limited action. Running back Keylon Kincade rushed five times for 29 yards on the evening. The Mustangs' longest offensive play of the night was a 37 yard pass from quarterback Ashton Nixion to wideout James Elliott.

The Mustangs spent much of the night working on special teams. SMU kickers connected on four of five field goals on the night, including two 47 yard bombs by both Chris McMurtray and Ryan Mentzel.

[Bucks07]

If you havent started the first season Im pretty sure you could decrease all of Mo Clarett's stats if you so desired. If not he typically wins the Heisman 2 years in a row and carries Ohio St. to 2 national titles.


Really? I couldnt force the Heisman to him, and I averaged 2200 yards and 27 touchdows/year in two years before he left. He always drops off my Heisman watch after OSU's bye week and never gets back on, even when I'm playing as other teams.

[HookemHorns]

Number: Pos: Name: Exp. Height: Weight: OVR rating:
13 QB Richard Bartel Soph 6'5'' 215 65
11 QB Tate Wallis Soph 6'3'' 228 61
12 QB Ashton Nixion Soph 6'2'' 210 60

32 HB Keylon KinKade Senior 5'11 210 85
2 HB Shar'Mond Charles Junior 5'9'' 180 79
25 HB Jonnie Fitzgerald Frosh 6'2'' 213 66
43 HB Keith Williams Junior 5'7'' 188 66

20 FB Derron Brown Junior 5'10'' 215 67

21 WR Chris Cunningham Senior 5'8'' 180 70
7 WR Daniel Francis Soph 5'11'' 175 64
83 WR Trey Griffin Junior 5'10'' 180 59
15 WR Jay Taylor Junior 6'4'' 190 57
34 WR Wesley Medlock Junior 6'1'' 174 53
82 WR James Elliott Frosh 6'3'' 194 56

49 TE Trent Hrncir Senior 6'5'' 233 62
89 TE Ryan Kennedy Frosh 6'5'' 261 58

60 LT Eric Neal Junior 6'4'' 295 60

62 LG Brad Kieschnick Soph 6'3'' 290 65
78 LG Chris Urbanus Frosh 6'5'' 310 56

69 C Steve Keindl Senior 6'3'' 285 67
63 C Grant Eidson Soph 6'1'' 265 53

70 RG Townsend Hargis Junior 6'4'' 300 63
67 RG Chad Meacham Frosh 6'3'' 274 54

75 RT Sterling Harris Senior 6'6'' 310 62
66 RT Matt Muns Junior 6'6'' 270 55

90 LE Melvin Williams Junior 6'2'' 245 63
40 LE Justin Rogers Frosh 6'4'' 220 57

30 RE Don I. Stansbury Soph 6'2'' 240 62
54 RE Clay Glockzin Junior 6'4'' 245 57

14 DT Allan Adami Junior 6'4'' 265 82
68 DT Randy Denman Frosh 6'2'' 260 56
88 DT Michael Dineen Soph 6'4'' 240 52

45 LOLB Jarrian James Senior 6'0'' 207 64
46 LOLB Brian Bischoff Senior 6'1'' 219 59

35 MLB D.D. Lee Junior 6'2'' 234 63
53 MLB Reggie Carrington Frosh 6'1'' 240 53

38 ROLB D.D. Johnson Senior 6'0'' 223 64
51 ROLB Cole Horton Frosh 6'5'' 220 61

3 CB Jonas Rutledge Senior 6'0'' 190 74
26 CB Rolando Humphrey Soph 5'9'' 170 71
4 CB Ruben Moodley Senior 6'0'' 185 59
5 CB Robert Gilmore Frosh 6'2'' 190 61
22 CB Anthony Barrnett Frosh 5'9'' 175 59

27 FS Alvin Nnabuife Soph 6'1'' 202 66
16 FS Jamey Harper Soph 6'1'' 190 57

6 SS Rico Harris Junior 6'2'' 210 60
28 SS Chris Godfrey Junior 5'11'' 188 58

31 K Chris McMurtray Soph 6'1'' 220 63

41 P Ryan Mentzel Soph 6'0'' 193 57

[TexasAg]

Im my season 2 it took him 4 weeks drop off the top of the charts after he was injured. He came back like 7 weeks later, scored 6TDs in 1 game and went right back to the top. It was lame.

He won it the season before.

Thank goodness he went to the NFL after the second season.

[HookemHorns]

Team Overveiw

QB: C-
HB: C+
FB: C
WR: D+
TE: D+
T: D+
G: D+
C: D+
DE: D+
DT: C-
OLB: C-
MLB: D+
CB: C-
FS: C-
SS: D+
K: C-
P: D+


Coach Gillett on the team:

Quarterback
We're a young team at QB and we'll start the season off with Rich Bartel, as the season progresses we will make a change if needed. I'm not all that comfortable having three young QB's but we'll go with what we've got and run plays that will fit what they do best.

Runningbacks:
Heres a pharse you'll be hearing all year, "run the ball." Kinkade is quite a talent and we are going to ride him as far as we can, both him and Shar'mond are capable of carrying this team now we just need them to go out there and do it. Don't be surprized to see us run it 50+ times a game with the stable of RB's we've got here.

Wide Reciever
We really need to step it up here if we are going to be successful, we've got some good young talent but most of then just aren't ready to play yet. We are going to rely on Cunningham, Griffin, Taylor, and Medlock to teach our younger kids the ropes. I did see some good things out fo Francis in spring ball but as a whole we are alittle too slow for what I like to do. We'll get through this year with what we've got and go from there.

Tight Ends:
We are going to lean on these two guys hard in the passing game and hopefully they will come up with some big plays. With the youth at QB we are primaraly going to be a short to medium range passing team, that means we will need to get the tight ends involved, I think they will be ready for the challenge and excell in the new West Coast Offense I brought here to SMU.

Offensive Line:
This team will go as the O-line goes. I need to see these guys in the game as well as practice hitting people. I want to see these gaurds pull around the edge and hit LB's and DB's like they are Mack Truckin' a tomato can. We need to be able to run the ball and control the clock in order to win. It falls squarely on these big guys and I think they will get the job done.

Defensive Line:
We're a little smallish here so we are going to need to rely on our speed, we're not going to be able to throw our weight around to stop the run, so I will need these guys flying around like mad dogs and creating havoc for the other team. I'm a little worried about this group other than Adami. On offense we are going to try and keep these guys of the feild so they can keep that energy up.

Linebackers:
We've got a pretty solid group of veterans here, and they are going to need to show it this year. This isn't a great group, but it is good, smart and tough. I think we will be alright here barring injury.

Defensive Backs:
We're not particularly fast here, so we are going to try to do some things to cover that up. We've got a good core of players that have been here for awhile and they've picked up the new system pretty well, hopefully this group will bring us a few turnovers this year. I know this they will play smart back here.

[HookemHorns]

How's it looking so far?

Questions, Comments, Concerns?

[TexasAg]

Its lookin good t-sip fan!

Its more buildup than I do, but thats because I like to let my games speak for my stars, and I dont give a rats ass about national stuff, but thats me, Im more into building a story of my team rather than the football in general.

Your way is good as well and I can dig it, so keep it up is the main thing.

Colors, fonts, pictures and etc are good things .. I am constantly trying to dress up my dynasty more.

[HookemHorns]

Week One Recap:

Game of the Week:
#71 Cal - 27
#5 Kansas State - 20

Players of the Game:
A. Echemandu (Cal) - 21 car 106 yds 1 TD, 5 rec 77 yds

D. Sproles (KSU) - 16 car 98 yds 1 TD, 11 rec yds

Players of the Week
Offensive:
Admin Echemandu (CAL) - 21 car 106 yds 1 TD, 5 rec 77 yds

Defensive:
Eric Wilson (San Jose State) - 4 TKLS, 1 INT, 1 TD

[HookemHorns]

Around the NCAA

Top 25:

1. Ohio State
2. Oklahoma
3. Miami
4. Texas
5. Auburn
6. Virgina Tech
7. Georgia
8. USC
9. Michigan
10. NC State
11. Pittsburgh
12. Florida State
13. Washingtion
14. Maryland
15. LSU
16. Tennessee
17. Virginia
18. Florida
19. Notre Dame
20. Kansas State - L 20 - 27 CAL
21. Arizona State
22. Alabama
23. Purdue
24. Texas A&M
25. Wisconsin

Heisman Watch:

1. Maurice Clarett - HB, OSU - IDLE
2. Cody Pickett - QB, Wash - IDLE
3. Phillip Rivers - QB, NCSU - IDLE
4. Roy Williams - WR, Texas - IDLE
5. Ell Roberson - QB, Kansas State - 8-15 109 yds, 11 car 83 yds

[HookemHorns]

Around the WAC

1. San Jose State 1 - 0 - W 17 - 14 Grambling State
2. Fresno State
3. Hawaii
4. Boise State
5. Louisiana Tech
6. Rice
7. Nevada
8. SMU
9. UTEP
10. Tulsa

[HookemHorns]

SMU News:

Next Game: #111 SMU at #45 Texas Tech 8/30/2003, 6PM

About Texas Tech:
The Texas Tech Red Raiders are coming off a 9-5 season in 2002 which was capped by an impressive 55-15 win over Clemson in the Tangerine Bowl and a 42-38 win over rival Texas. Tech has lost the services of All-American quarterback Kliff Kingsbury, but has been tough to handle at Jones SBC, going 5-1 at home in 2002.

The Series:
Saturday's game marks the 43rd meeting of the two schools, with Tech holding a 26-16 advantage. The Red Raiders have won eight straight over SMU including a hard-fought 24-14 victory last season in Dallas. SMU's last win over Tech came in the 1986 season, when the Ponies scored a 13-7 win in Lubbock. It has been a battle of streaks, however, with Tech winning eight straight from 1989 to the present, and SMU winning six straight from 1981 to 1986.

Key Players:
B.J. Symons, QB (TT)

Keylon Kinkade, HB (SMU)

Keys to the Game:
Offense - Keep the explosive Texas Tech offense on the sideline by controlling the clock with short passing and running the ball. NO TURNOVERS!!!

Defense - Fly around and cause turnovers, we're not going to stop Texas Tech but we need to slow them down and capitalize on every opportunity given to us.

[TexasAg]

Wow good read there man, I like that buildup .. are you going to do that with every game? Where did you get all your info? That was really nicely done, all professional sounding and stuff, sportsy instead of dramatic like mine .. I can really dig this, and of course it will be better if you are playing on challenging settings for yourself so that teams pummel you into the ground that should do so.

[HookemHorns]

Wow good read there man, I like that buildup .. are you going to do that with every game? Where did you get all your info? That was really nicely done, all professional sounding and stuff, sportsy instead of dramatic like mine .. I can really dig this, and of course it will be better if you are playing on challenging settings for yourself so that teams pummel you into the ground that should do so.

Yeah I am going to do that for every game, as long as it doesn't become to burdonsome. I'm playing All-American with the settings above from all the testing I have done with those sliders they produced realistic numbers with my playing style.

[HookemHorns]

SMU stuns Texas Tech 27 - 17

Box Score:
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
SMU 0 10 7 10 27
Texas Tech 0 7 7 3 17

Scoreing Summery:

2nd Quarter:
3-0 SMU - 38 yd field goal by McMurtray - 9:57
7-3 TT - 15 yd pass from Symons to Welker (Bishop Kick) - 0:46
10-7 SMU - 67 yd pass from Bartel to Griffin (McMurtray Kick) - 0:31

3rd Quarter:
14-10 TT - 6 yd pass from Symons to Welker (Bishop Kick) - 7:15
17-14 SMU - 6 yd pass from Bartel to Hrncir (McMurtray Kick) - 3:01

4th Quarter:
17-17 TT - 34 yard field goal by Bishop - 9:57
20-17 SMU - 40 yd field goal by McMurtray - 5:02
27-17 SMU - 6 yd run by Brown (McMurtray Kick) - 0:52

Game Stats:
SMU TT
Score: 27 17
1st Downs: 17 19
Total Offense: 329 315
Rushes - Yards: 39-177 30-139
Comp-ATT-TD: 9-15-2 13-22-2
Passing Yards: 152 176
Sacked: 0 1
3rd Down %: 3-10 (30%) 4-9 (44%)
4th Down %: 2-2 (100%) 0-2 (0%)
Turnovers: 0 1
Fumbles-Lost 3-0 2-0
Interceptions: 0 1
T.O.P.: 23:12 16:48

Individual Stats:

Passing:
QB Rating: Comp: Att: Yds: TD: INT:
SMU:
Richard Bartel 189.1 9 15 152 2 0

TT:
B.J. Symons 147.2 13 22 176 2 1

Rushing:
ATT: Yds: AVG: TD: Long:
SMU:
Keylon Kinkade 22 111 5.0 0 22
Shar'Mond Charles 11 44 4.4 0 9
Derron Brown 3 13 4.3 1 6
Richard Bartel 3 4 1.3 0 3

TT:
Taurean Henderson 18 113 6.2 0 21
Mickey Peters 1 11 11.0 0 11
Thomas Bachman 3 8 2.6 0 4
Johnnie Mack 2 6 3.0 0 4
B.J. Symons 5 5 1.0 0 7

Recieving:
ATT: Yds: AVG: TD: Long:
SMU:
Trent Hrncir 3 21 7.0 1 9
Chris Cunningham 2 31 15.5 0 31
Trey Griffin 2 77 38.5 1 67
Daniel Francis 2 23 11.5 0 17

TT:
Wes Welker 5 85 17.0 2 37
Taurean Henderson 3 27 9.0 0 18
Nehemiah Glover 2 22 11.0 0 12
Mickey Peters 2 23 11.5 0 17
Carlos Francis 1 19 19.0 0 19

Defense:
TKL: TKL loss: Sack: INT: TD:
SMU:
Alvin Nnabuife 7 0 0 0 0
D.D. Lee 6 1 1 0 0
Rico Harris 5 0 0 1 0
Melvin Williams 3 1 0 0 0
Don I. Stransbury 3 0 0 0 0

TT:
Ryan Aycock 10 0 0 0 0
Vincent Meeks 7 0 0 0 0
Mike Smith 4 0 0 0 0
Fred Thrweatt 3 0 0 0 0
Brock Stratton 3 0 0 0 0

[HookemHorns]

Game Wrap-up:

Coaches Corner:
It was a good win but we've still got a long way to go before we can call ourselves are good team. I consider us lucky to walk out of there with a win, B.J. Symons seemed a little off, on his first pass he threw a pick. Our defense gave up an average of 4.6 yards a rush, I'd like to see that at or below 3.5. Also we gave up an average of 13.5 yards per completion, that stinks. Our offense was only able to convert on 30% of our 3rd downs, thats going to come back and bite us down the road. We put the ball on the ground 3 times and we're luck to recover all three, we cannot do that, not our team. We aren't good enough to make mistakes.

We were able to obtain our goals, we kept the ball away from Texas Tech and we out rushed them; two key stats in getting a win. I was impressed with Bartel in this game, he still needs to get into practice and keep working at it but I'm starting to see improvement with his disicion making - he got out of this one without a turnover, and generally managed the game very effectively. He did make a few bad passes but we'll work on that and that should go away soon.

Keylon Kinkade...what can I say he kept getting stronger as the game went on, we kept pounding on Texas Tech and come the 4th quarter they were worn out and we were able to move the ball a little easier.

I liked the effort we put forth today and came out of there with a win, we've still got a lot of improving to do and hopefully as the year goes along we will be able to do that.

Game Balls:
The Defense - they weren't able to shut them down but they slowed them down enough to keep us in the game until the 4th quarter.

O-Line - This was a fun game for them we kept lining up and pounding it at them, you could see Texas Tech become worn out in the 4th and we were able to take advantage of it.

[HookemHorns]

Week 2 Wrap-up:

Game of the Week:
#8 USC - 10
#5 Auburn - 42

Players of the Game:
M. Grootegoed (USC) - 12 TKLS (1TFL) SK, FF, FR

C. Williams (AUB) - 28 car 137 ydds 3 TD, 5 rec 73 yds

Players of the week:
Offense:
John Navarre (MICH) - 24-37 369 yds 4 car 19 yds 6 total TDs

Defense:
Paul Smith (Miami OH) - 11 TKLS (4 TFL), 2 SKS, 2 FF, 2 FR

[HookemHorns]

Around the NCAA:

Top 25:

1. Ohio State - W 38 - 27 WASH
2. Oklahoma - W 41 - 0 UNT
3. Miami - W 34 - 19 LATECH
4. Texas - W 38 - 10 NMSU
5. Auburn - W 42 - 10 USC
6. Virgina Tech - W 34 - 7 UCF
7. Georgia - W 38 - 0 CLEM
8. Michigan - W 62 - 31 CMU
9. NC State - W 59 - 7 WCU
10. Pittsburgh - Bye
11. Maryland - W 67 - 7 NIU
12. LSU - W 38 - 16 ULM
13. Tennessee - W 40 - 17 FS
14. USC - L 10 - 42 Auburn
15. Virgina - W 34 - 17 Duke
16. Florida - W 57 - 3 SJSU
17. Notre Dame - Bye
18. Washington - L 27 - 38 OSU
19. Arizona State - Bye
20. Kansas State - W 41 - 7 Troy
21. Purdue - Bye
22. Texas A&M - W 52 - 10 Ark St.
23. Florida State - L 21 - 35 UNC
24. Penn State - W 55 - 10 Temple
25. Arkansas - Bye


Heisman Watch:

1. Maurice Clarett - HB, OSU - IDLE
2. Cody Pickett - QB, Wash - 28 - 43 447 yds 2 td
3. Phillip Rivers - QB, NCSU - 14 - 21 271 4 td
4. Roy Williams - WR, Texas - 3 rec 144 yds
5. Ell Roberson - QB, Kansas State - 16 - 25 219 yds 3 td 19 carr 144 yds

[HappyHoosier]

Have you started the season?

I assume you are playing on AA?

If you havent started the first season Im pretty sure you could decrease all of Mo Clarett's stats if you so desired. If not he typically wins the Heisman 2 years in a row and carries Ohio St. to 2 national titles.
Strange. That has never happened to me.

HH

[HookemHorns]

Around the WAC:

UTEP 1 - 0 - W 37 - 17 Arizona
Hawaii 1 - 0 - W 29 - 17 Appalachian State
Rice 1 - 0 - W 27 - 20 Houston
SMU 1 - 0 - W 27 - 17 Texas Tech
Nevada 1 - 0 - W 40 - 14 Northern Arizona
San Jose State 1 - 1 - L 3 - 57 #16 Florida
Louisiana Tech 0 - 1 - L 19 - 34 #3 Miami
Tulsa 0 - 1 - L 14 - 55 Minnesota
Boise State 0 - 0 - Bye
Fresno State 0 - 1 - L 17 - 40 #13 Tennesse

[TexasAg]

say bro, Im going to give you some advice.

Use this command

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put them around stuff that you need to align, like stats and etc, that way you can use spaces to line up columns.

Dont ever say we Ags arent nice to t-sip fans :)

[HookemHorns]

say bro, Im going to give you some advice.

Use this command

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put them around stuff that you need to align, like stats and etc, that way you can use spaces to line up columns.

Dont ever say we Ags arent nice to t-sip fans :)

Thanks, it was working to start but then it wouldn't, also I finished it up pretty late last night so I was pretty tired.

[TexasAg]

Ah your dynasty looks SOOOO much better now that you went and edited all the posts and formatted the columned ones.

[HookemHorns]

Ah your dynasty looks SOOOO much better now that you went and edited all the posts and formatted the columned ones.

No problem man I do what I can.

[HookemHorns]

Week 3 Recap:

Game of the Week:
#16 Florida - 13
#3 Miami - 65

Players of the Game:
O. Small (UF) - 3 rec 60 yds TD

J. Peyton (Miami) - 20 car 103 yds 2 TDs, 2 rec 40 yds

Players of the week:
Offense:
J.P. Losman (Tulane) - 24-40 426, 6 car 21 yds 7 total TDs

Defense:
Gary Love (Arizona) - 5 TKLs, 2 INT, FF, TD

[HookemHorns]

Around the NCAA:

Top 25:

1. Ohio State - W 47 - 45 SDSU
2. Oklahoma - W 35 - 9 BAMA
3. Miami - W 65 - 13 UF
4. Texas - BYE
5. Auburn - W 28 - 7 GT
6. Virgina Tech - W 37 - 10 JMU
7. Georgia - W 31 - 13 MTSU
8. Michigan - W 49 - 7 HOU
9. NC State - W 31 - 26 WAKE
10. Pittsburgh - W 32 - 10 KENT
11. Tennessee - W 63 - 23 MARSH
12. Virgina - W 35 - 10 S. CAR
13. USC - W 50 - 10 BYU
14. Florida State - W 28 - 3 UMD
15. Arizona State - W 24 - 14 NAU
16. Washington - W 60 - 17 IU
17. Maryland - L 3 - 28 FSU
18. Kansas State - W 55 - 6 ALCORN
19. Texas A&M - W 33 - 18 UTAH
20. Florida - L 13 - 65 MIAMI
21. Penn State - W 28 -19 BC
22. Arkansas - W 62 - 0 TULSA
23. West Virginia - W 30 - 6 ECU
24. Oregan State - W 26 - 16 FS
25. LSU - L 14 - 30 Arizona

Heisman Watch:

1. Maurice Clarett - HB, OSU - IDLE
2. Cody Pickett - QB, Wash - 48 - 80 750 yds 7 TD, 3 car 13 yds
3. Phillip Rivers - QB, NCSU - 35 - 59 617 yds, 12 car 7 total TDs
4. Braylon Edwards - WR, MICH - 19 rec 354 yds 5 TDs
5. Roy Williams - WR, Texas - 3 rec 144 yds

[HookemHorns]

Around the WAC:

SMU 1 - 0 - BYE
Rice 1 - 0 - BYE
Hawaii 1 - 0 - BYE
UTEP 2 - 0 - W 27 - 20 Sacramento State
Boise State 1 - 0 - W 42 - 17 Idaho State
Louisiana Tech 1 - 1 - W 34 - 15 UL Lafayette
Nevada 1 - 1 - W L 17 - 31 Oregan
San Jose State 1 - 2 - L 21 - 28 Stanford
Tulsa 0 - 2 - L 0 - 62 #22 Arkansas
Fresno State 0 - 2 - L 16 - 26 #24 Oregan St.

[HookemHorns]

SMU News:

Next Game: #67 SMU at #106 Baylor - 9/13/2003, 12:30 PM

About Baylor:
Baylor sports a new coach in 2003, as Guy Morriss arrives in Waco from the University of Kentucky. Baylor is 0-2 in 2003 and went 3-9 in 2002, besting Samford, Tulsa & Kansas. Baylor has been in the Big 12 since its inception in 1996, compiling a 4-52 conference mark along the way.

The Series:
Saturday's game marks the 77th meeting of the two schools, with SMU holding a 36-33-7 advantage. The Mustangs hold an 18-16-3 series edge in Waco, but the Bears have won seven straight over SMU including the last match-up back in 1995. SMU's last win over Baylor came in the 1986 season, when the Ponies scored a 27 - 21 win in Waco.

Key Players:
John Garrett, MLB (Baylor)

Keylon Kinkade, HB (SMU)

Keys to the Game:
Offense - Once again we are going to ride our horse Keylon Kinkade, I think this team goes as far as Keylon and the offensive line allows it to.

Defense - We need to do better at stoping the run, we match up pretty well against Baylor's wideouts so we really need to focus on stopping the run.

[HookemHorns]

SMU gets by Baylor 31 - 14

Box Score:
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
SMU 0 7 14 10 31
Baylor 7 0 7 0 14

Scoreing Summery:

1st Quarter:
7-0 Baylor - 31 td pass from Karas to Quiroga (Tomlinson Kick) - 4:11

2nd Quarter:
7-7 SMU - 17 yd pass from Bartel to Francis (McMurtray Kick) - 2:54

3rd Quarter:
14-7 SMU - 67 yd run by Kinkade (McMurtray Kick) - 8:00
21-7 SMU - 97 yd interception return by Humphrey (McMurtray Kick) - 6:02
21-14 Baylor - 13 yd pass from Karas to Williams (Tomlinson Kick) - 3:38

4th Quarter:
24-14 SMU - 27 yd field goal by McMurtray - 6:42
31-14 SMU - 61 yd run by Kinkade (McMurtray Kick) - 3:56

Game Stats:
SMU Baylor
Score: 31 14
1st Downs: 16 14
Total Offense: 373 289
Rushes - Yards: 38-283 19-51
Comp-ATT-TD: 11-19-1 12-36-2
Passing Yards: 90 238
Sacked: 2 0
3rd Down %: 5-13 (38%) 4-12 (33%)
4th Down %: 3-3 (100%) 1-2 (50%)
Turnovers: 2 2
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-0
Interceptions: 1 2
T.O.P.: 24:03 15:57

Individual Stats:

Passing:
QB Rating: Comp: Att: Yds: TD: INT:
SMU:
Richard Bartel 104.5 11 19 90 1 1

Baylor
Aaron Karas 96.1 12 36 238 2 2

Rushing:
ATT: Yds: AVG: TD: Long:
SMU:
Keylon Kinkade 25 256 10.2 2 67
Shar'Mond Charles 7 26 3.7 0 7
Derron Brown 2 3 2.0 0 3
Richard Bartel 4 -3 -0.7 0 4

Baylor:
Rashad Armstrong 11 34 3.0 0 11
Johnathan Evans 2 10 5.0 0 10
Aaron Karas 5 7 1.3 0 4
Anthony Krieg 1 0 0.0 0 0

Recieving:
ATT: Yds: AVG: TD: Long:
SMU:
Trent Hrncir 4 20 5.0 0 8
Daniel Francis 4 39 9.7 1 17
Trey Griffin 2 19 9.5 0 12
Chris Cunningham 1 12 12.0 0 12

Baylor:
Robert Quiroga 4 76 19.0 1 31
J.T. Thompson 2 26 13.0 0 16
Marquis Roberts 2 34 17.0 0 20
Shane Williams 2 40 20.0 1 27
John Martin 1 46 46.0 0 46
J. Fields 1 16 16.0 0 16

Defense:
TKL: TKL loss: Sack: INT: TD:
SMU:
Rico Harris 9 0 0 0 0
Reggie Carrington 5 1 0 0 0
Jerrian James 3 0 0 0 0
Jonas Rutledge 3 0 0 1 0
Rolando Humphrey 2 0 0 1 1

Baylor:
John Garrett 10 2 1 0 0
Willie Andrews 9 0 0 0 0
Derrick Cash 7 0 0 0 0
Tyson Hampton 7 0 0 0 0
Stephen Sepulveda 5 0 0 0 0

[HookemHorns]

Game Wrap-up:

Coaches Corner:
Well we came out of Waco with a win, always a good thing. We made a few mistakes: 3 fumbles of which one we lost and we threw an interception. We need to hang on to the ball if we are to win next week against Oklahoma State. I liked what we were able to do on the ground today, we controlled the clock and kept the defense off the field. Our offensive line was able to pound on them today, you could see them comming back to the sideline in the second half with smiles on thier faces...they seem to like it when we run the ball.

We still need to work on our 3rd down conversions, we did a little better this week but we still have quite a ways to go, also we need to be able to get the ball down the field more we were 11-19 which isn't too bad but we could only get 90 yard through the air...we missed on a few big plays in the passing game.

We still need to do some work on our pass defense; we allowed 289 yards today. We did make a few big plays, Jonas Rutledge made a pick on a deep ball late in the 1st half and Rolando Humphrey was able to come up with a huge pick to stop a drive and returned it for a touchdown, that was a 14 point play right there. We had some positives but we are giving up too many easy passes and we're not getting any pressure on the quarterback.

Overall I'm happy with the win but we still have a long ways to go.

Game Balls:
Offense:
Keylon Kinkade

Defense:
Rolando Humphrey and Jonas Rutledge

Injuries:
Chris Cunningham (shoulder) - Game - He'll be ready for next weeks game against Oklahoma St.

D.D. Lee (dislocated shoulder) - 10 weeks - This one hurts he is part of that veteran leadership, luckly Reggie Carrington was able to step up in this game nd fill in pretty nicely.

[HookemHorns]

Around the NCAA:

Top 25:

1. Oklahoma - W 41 - 20 FS
2. Miami - W 43 - 3 ECU
3. NC State - W 30 - 17 OSU
4. Auburn - W 50 - 11 VANDY
5. Virgina Tech - BYE
6. Michigan - W 25 - 19 ND
7. Ohio State - L 17 - 30 NCSU
8. Pittsburgh - W 48 - 3 BALL ST.
9. Tennessee - W BYE
10. Virgina - W 34 - 7 WMU
11. Texas - L 23 - 28 ARK
12. USC - W 36 - 31 HAWAII
13. Arkansas - W 28 - 23 TEXAS
14. Florida State - W 51 - 14 GT
15. Arizona State - W 39 - 30 UTAH ST.
16. Washington - BYE
17. Maryland - W - 38 - 10 CITADEL
18. Kansas State - W 55 - 0 UMASS
19. Texas A&M - BYE
20. Georgia - L 14 - 21 S. CAR
21. Florida - W 59 - 10 FAMU
22. West Virginia - W 20 - 13 CIN
23. Oregan State - W 24 - 21 NMSU
24. LSU - W 41 - 3 WIU
25. Colorado State - W 43 - 14 WEBER

Heisman Watch:

1. Maurice Clarett - HB, OSU
2. Cody Pickett - QB, Wash - 48 - 80 750 yds 7 TD, 3 car 13 yds
3. Carlos Alsup - HB, KSU - 132 car 827 yds 8 TD, 15 rec yds 1 TD
4. Braylon Edwards - WR, MICH - 22 rec 413 yds 5 TD
5. Phillip Rivers - QB, NCSU - 55 - 92 979 yds 3 car 9 total TDs

[HookemHorns]

Around the WAC:

Boise State 2 - 0 - W 42 - 19 Idaho
SMU 2 - 0 - W 31 - 14 Baylor
UTEP 2 - 1 - L 14 - 41 San Deigo State
Louisiana Tech 2 - 1 - W 34 - 25 Michigan State
Rice 1 - 1 - L 6 - 34 Duke
Hawaii 1 - 1 - L 31 -36 #12 USC
Nevada 1 - 1 - BYE
Tulsa 1 - 2 - W 12 - 7 Georgia Southern
San Jose State 1 - 2 - BYE
Fresno State 0 - 3 - L 20 - 41 #1 Oklahoma

[HookemHorns]

SMU News:

Next Game: #26 Oklahoma St. at #62 SMU

About Oklahoma St.:
Oklahoma State is comming off a win over Southwest Missouri State and stands at 3-0 on the year. The Cowboys won the Houston Bowl to close out the 2002 season with an 8-5 mark. Their high-powered attack is led by Heisman candidate Rashaun Woods, a senior wide receiver. OSU is coached by third-year head man Les Miles, who boasts a 14-13 career mark.

The Series:
Saturday's game marks the 11th meeting of the two schools, with SMU holding a 6-2-2 advantage. This game marks only the second matchup between the teams since 1950, with OSU winning 52-16 last year in Stillwater. SMU had won three straight prior to that meeting, grabbing victories in 1946, 1947 & 1950.

Key Players:
Rashaun Woods, WR (OSU)

Keylon Kinkade, HB (SMU)

Keys to the Game:
Offense - Be balanced...Richard Bartel needs to have a good game in order for us to stay in this game. Again we are going to try and ride Keylon Kinkade to a win. No mistakes, and no turnovers.

Defense - Where do you start, we need to slow Oklahoma State down and hold onto the ball so we can keep them on the sideline. We need to slow down the run and focus on stopping Rashaun Woods.

[HookemHorns]

Setback in the Home opener: Oklahoma St. 30 SMU 23

Mustangs Fall to Oklahoma State, 30-23

Saturday, September 20, 2003

DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU Mustangs dropped to 2-1 on the season on Saturday, Sept. 20, as they fell, 30-23, to the Oklahoma State Cowboys.

OSU's Rashaun Woods finished with 96 yards on 4 grabs. Woods, a 6-2 All-American, had one TD at the half, and all passes came via Cowboy quarterback Josh Fields, although he suffered a pulled groin that sidelined him for the remainder of the game.

"He's a load," said SMU coach Mike Gillett. "He made several of his catches in zone and double coverage. He's just a great receiver. If a ball is in his vicinity, he's going to catch it."

Despite the point disparity, the yardage battle was much closer as OSU outgained SMU 482-418.

"We played hard and we didn't quit. I was proud of our guys for that. It's my job to get this team better and I'm going to do that. I told our team we're 2-1 in the Big 12, but 0-0 in the WAC."

SMU returns to the field next week, as the Ponies travel to Reno to battle Nevada on Sept. 27.


Box Score:
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
SMU 0 3 0 20 23
Oklahoma St. 0 12 0 18 30

Scoreing Summery:

2nd Quarter:
3-0 SMU - 42 yd field goal by McMurtray - 6:01
3-6 OSU - 5 yd TD pass from Fields to Bajema (Extra Pt. Failed) - 3:28
3-12 OSU - 29 yd pass from Fields to R. Woods
(Extra Pt. Failed) - 0:10
4th Quarter:
10-12 SMU - 25 yd run by Kinkade (McMurtray Kick) - 8:10
10-18 OSU - 1 yd run by Bell (Extra Pt. Failed) - 5:30
16-18 SMU - 105 yd interception return by Rutledge
(2 pt. conversion failed) - 2:45
16-24 OSU - 44 yd run by Bell (Extra Pt. Failed) - 2:29
30-16 OSU - 24 yd pass from Fields to D. Woods (Extra Pt. Failed) - 2:05
23-30 SMU - 75 yd pass from Bartel to Griffin (McMurtray Kick) - 1:52

Game Stats:
SMU OSU
Score: 23 30
1st Downs: 20 23
Total Offense: 418 482
Rushes - Yards: 32-94 12-83
Comp-ATT-TD: 26-42-1 28-46-3
Passing Yards: 324 399
Sacked: 4 1
3rd Down %: 8-16 (50%) 5-9 (55%)
4th Down %: 1-3 (33%) 0-1 (0%)
Turnovers: 3 4
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0
Interceptions: 0 4
T.O.P.: 25:44 14:16

Individual Stats:

Passing:
QB Rating: Comp: Att: Yds: TD: INT:
SMU:
Richard Bartel 137.8 26 41 324 1 0
Ryan Mentzel 0.0 0 1 0 0 0

Oklahoma State:
Josh Fields 137.9 28 46 399 3 4

Rushing:
ATT: Yds: AVG: TD: Long:
SMU:
Keylon Kinkade 20 94 4.6 1 25
Derron Brown 3 10 3.3 0 5
Shar'Mond Charles 2 7 3.5 0 4
Richard Bartel 7 -17 -2.4 0 6

Oklahoma St.
Tatum Bell 7 78 11.1 2 44
Tim Burrough 3 9 3.0 0 5
Josh Fields 1 3 3.0 0 3
Jamey Beeghley 1 -7 -7.0 0 0

Recieving:
REC: Yds: AVG: TD: Long:
SMU:
Trent Hrncir 9 73 8.1 0 14
Daniel Francis 8 89 11.7 0 25
Trey Griffin 4 110 27.5 1 75
Chris Cunningham 2 11 5.5 0 9
Shar'Mond Charles 1 19 19.0 0 19
Ryan Kennedy 1 15 15.0 0 15
Keylon Kinkade 1 7 7.0 0 7

Oklahoma State:
Billy Bajema 7 71 10.1 1 18
D'Juan Woods 6 101 16.8 1 33
Rashaun Woods 4 96 24.0 1 29
Tatum Bell 3 27 9.0 0 13
John Wohlgemuth 3 36 12.0 0 19
Charlie Johnson 3 44 14.6 0 18
Errick McCown 2 24 12.0 0 28

Defense:
TKL: TKL loss: Sack: INT: TD:
SMU:
Jonas Rutledge 8 1 0 2 1
Rolando Humphrey 6 1 0 0 0
D.D. Johnson 6 0 0 0 0
Rico Harris 6 0 0 1 0
Alvin Nnabuife 3 0 0 0 0



Oklahoma State:
Fath' Carter 9 0 0 0 0
Darrent Williams 8 0 0 0 0
Vernon Grant 8 1 0 0 0
Efe Mowarin 6 2 1 0 0
Lawrence Pinson 4 0 0 0 0

[HookemHorns]

Game Wrap-up:

Coaches Corner:
We fought hard to come back in this one and we were a two point conversion away from tying it up in the 4th. What cost us the game was our 3 fumbles, we gave them a short field on two of them and the other we were going in for a score, I told you this would happen if we continued to do this. I told our kids this and hopefully now they will understand; there is no reason to put the ball on the ground that many times, its a fundamental part of football to hold onto the ball and we just have not been able to do that.

I was pround of Bartel today, he's recieving the offensive game ball this week, he really grew up right out there in front of us today, he was a little less than perfect. We weren't able to consistantly run the ball although we did pop a big one in the 4th when Kinkade made a beauty of a run for the TD. He ran over one tackler and stiff-armed the DB for the TD, it doesn't get any better than that. We were able to control the clock with short passes to Hrncir, he was another one of the bright spots...although there was one or two he dropped for 1st downs.

On defense what can you say both of those kids Oklahoma State has are great. We were doubling Rashaun and rolling the zone over to him all game up until he got hurt and he was still averaging 20+ a catch, he's a great player. Once he went out we were able to go back to our base sets and his brother D'Jaun got a few key catches, look out for him he's going to be a good one also. Jonas came up with two big picks and Rico had one also to stop OSU in the red zone, these guys are giving it their all, we're hanging in there and I think we'll be alright for the WAC schedule. These Big 12 teams have some great wideouts.

Game Balls:
Offense:
Richard Bartel

Defense:
Jonas Rutledge

Injuries:
D.D. Lee (dislocated shoulder) - 10 weeks

[HookemHorns]

Week 4 Recap:

Game of the Week:
#19 Texas A&M - 21
#5 Virgina Tech - 55

Players of the Game:
T. Thomas (TAMU) - 5 rec 56 yds 2 TD

E. Wilford (VT) - 4 rec 87 yds 2 TD

Players of the week:
Offense:
Ricky Madison (TCU) - 44 car 286 yds 3 TD, 5 rec 44 yds TD

Defense:
Johnathan Vilma (MIAMI) - 16 TKLS (2 TFL), FF, FR

[HookemHorns]

Around the NCAA

Top 25:

1. Oklahoma - W 37 - 9 UCLA
2. Miami - W 30 - 0 BC
3. Auburn - BYE
4. Virgina Tech - W 55 -21 TAMU
5. Michigan - W 34 - 14 OREGAN
6. Ohio State - W 58 - 3 BGSU
7. Pittsburgh - W 38 - 17 TOLEDO
8. Tennessee - W - 33 - 10 UF
9. Virgina - BYE
10. Texas - W 41 - 17 RICE
11. Arkansas - W 35 - 14 UNT
12. USC - BYE
13. Florida State - W 35 - 21 CU
14. Arizona State - W 31 - 13 IOWA
15. Washington - W 44 - 17 IDAHO
16. NC State - L 23 - 24 TXTECH
17. West Virginia - W 27 - 24 UMD
18. Georgia - W 31 - 24 LSU
19. Oregan State - W 35 - 10 BOISE
20. Colorado State - W 62 - 21 MIAMIU
21. Texas A&M - L 21 - 55 VT
22. Oklahoma State - W 30 - 23 SMU
23. Maryland - L 24 - 27 WVU
24. Ole Miss - BYE
25. Nebraska - BYE

Heisman Watch:

1. Maurice Clarett - HB, OSU
2. Carlos Alsup - HB, KSU - 161 car 1050 yds 9 TD, 2 rec 18 yds TD
3. Greg Jones - HB, FSU - 103 car 610 yds 7 TD
4. Cody Pickett - QB, Wash - 71 - 102 1126 yds, 7 car 27 yds 11 total TDs
5. Braylon Edwards - WR, MICH - 26 rec 461 yds 6 TD

[HookemHorns]

Around the WAC

Nevada 2 - 1 1 - 0 - W 28 - 3 San Jose State
Fresno State 1 - 3 1 - 0 - W 38 - 20 Louisiana Tech
Hawaii 1 - 1 0 - 0 - W 63 - 38 UNLV
SMU 2 - 0 0 - 0 - L 23 - 30 #22 Oklahoma St.
Boise State 2 - 0 0 - 0 - L 10 - 35 #19 Oregan State
UTEP 2 - 1 0 - 0 - L 3 - 38 Louisville
Rice 1 - 1 0 - 0 - L 17 - 41 #10 Texas
Tulsa 1 - 2 0 - 0 - L 7 - 34 Arkansas St.
Louisiana Tech 2 - 1 0 - 0 - L 20 - 38 Fresno St.
San Jose State 1 - 2 0 - 0 - L 3 - 28 Nevada

[HookemHorns]

SMU News:

Next Game: #66 SMU at #78 Nevada

About Nevada:
Nevada is comming off a convincing 28-3 WAC win at San Jose State and stand at 2-1 on the year. Its lone loss was a close 31-17 battle at Oregon. The Wolf Pack is led by quarter back Jeff Rowe who ranks first in the WAC in passing efficency.

The Series:
Saturday's game is only the fourth matchup between the two schools with Nevada holding a 2-1 series edge. SMU won the first meeting 21-7 in Dallas in 2000, but has dropped two strainght to the Pack, 35-14 in Reno in 2001 and 24-6 last year in Dallas.

Key Players:
Jeff Rowe, QB (Nevada)

Keylon Kinkade, HB (SMU)

Keys to the Game:
Offense - Back to the old game plan, run Keylon run. Once again we are going to saddle up on our horse and see how far he can take us. This should be a big game for Keylon.

Defense - We need to keep QB Jeff Rowe in check and not allow him to get comfortable. We need to start pressuring the QB and make him make bad disicions, create turnovers, and had the ball over to our offense.

[HookemHorns]

How's everything looking so far, don't see too many people responding....anything I could do differently?

[Bucks07]

I'm reading, just havent posted anything. The info about the other team and series history are cool. Keep up the good work.

[fisherjr33]

Looking very good and highly detailed Hookem. Most people don't reply and even if they do, it's not often. Keep it up!!

[OU-11]

Yea, I always read.. but don't reply too much. It looks good to me. I like it.

[HookemHorns]

Well I think I am going to start the Dynasty over and start a new thread and build a website. It's a little time consuming entering everything into here, so I am going to create some templates on a webpage to make it a little easier. Plus I got a little to far ahead. So far I am 5 - 4 overall and 3 - 2 in conference play. Its been fun playing with a lesser team, I like having to fight wo either stay ahead or claw back for a win. It was boring playing with Texas as it was a gauranted win.

Look for a new thread soon.