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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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dshban's The New Pac-10 Dynasty ~ The Vault
WELCOME TO THE OC
dshban takes over another conference... oh boy  By Max Laughton, Utopia Dynasty Correspondent Yes, dshban is taking over another conference, this time the Pac-10. Yes, this time he's actually going to be playing as one of the teams. And, yes, that's a reference to the show "The OC" in the title of this story. It's dynasty time for dshban, and presumably Utopia's all excited for this one. dshban's last dynasty, where he took over the ACC, was quite well received, becoming the single largest thread in Utopia Dynasty Forum history (as dshban likes to remind people). Thus, when dshban opened registrations for his new dynasty, he received nearly 30 entries. With only 18 spots open, it was tough to pick who would take the teams for the inaugural season of The New Pac-10. Allow me to let dshban take over at this point. "The first four guys were an easy decision," the coach of the soon-to-be-named Orange County team and also the Commissioner of the New Pac-10 said. "FieldingBLUE, JackRyanWMU, Estes and Thompson219. I don't want to play favourites, although I do. Fields is a dynasty legend, and Jack's right behind him. The both of them also did great work as coaches in the ACC. Same with Thompson - Tennessee Tech ended up being a great team, and it helps that he posts a lot. Estes is the same as Thompson, except Jack State sucked.  " Yes, dshban made that face.The commissioner continued. "Then I looked through the rest of the applications, and a few things stood out to me. I knew I couldn't just have the same guys as the ACC dynasty, that would be unfair. I had to add WhoUTestin, because App State won a ACC title and all, plus he posts a lot. And being a mod certainly helps," dshban jokes. At least, I think he was joking. "So that's 5 old guys. I wasn't a coach in the ACC, so I'm new, technically. Then I add another 4 newbies, and it's 5-all! Makes perfect sense!" Yes, dshban. Whatever you say. Just take your pills and get some sleep. Obviously dshban couldn't just make 10 cupcake created teams and see who wins. So, he's going to try something that may or may not work, depending on how he implements it. There are 5 categories of teams in the New Pac-10 - strong running, strong passing, strong offense, strong defense, and balanced. 2 teams in each. The balanced teams are going to be reasonable, across the board. The strong offense teams will have a better offense than the balanced teams, but a worse defense (and vice-versa for the strong defense teams.) The strong running teams will have a very strong running game, but weak everything else (same with the strong passing teams). Hopefully, it'll work out. If not... well, let's just hope it works out, me thinks. Now, to the boring lists of coaches and teams
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07-23-2007, 06:31 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Las Vegas Lightning 2007 ROSTER
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QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 1 Chris Henshaw SR(RS) 6'2 204 70 59 56 90 59 59 59 72 70 Captain 22 Trevor Jackson FR 6'1 201 59 65 52 84 68 44 52 62 59 14 Tyrone Barber SR(RS) 6'2 198 56 48 44 84 48 48 48 65 62 5 Todd James SO 6'4 221 48 44 48 76 44 48 44 65 56 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 47 Phillip Spicer SO 5'10 204 68 78 68 76 76 65 70 65 40 Justin Barnes SO 5'10 197 65 76 65 74 74 62 68 62 11 Nick Lawrence JR 5'10 201 59 70 65 74 70 56 56 62 41 Clint Marshall SO 5'10 213 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 12 Jeremy Roberts SO 5'8 190 52 68 56 68 70 52 59 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CAR CTH PBK RBK Notes 29 Cedric Butler FR 6'4 215 80 68 72 72 65 59 59 65 21 Jarrod Alford SR 6'2 228 59 65 68 72 59 52 48 48 25 Michael Williams JR 5'11 200 56 68 62 72 56 52 48 48 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 81 Jerry Garrett JR 5'11 180 78 80 65 91 82 78 82 74 IP 82 Mark Conley SO 5'7 170 65 78 48 86 76 70 70 52 IP 15 Matt McKnight JR 6'1 194 56 68 40 76 70 65 68 48 83 Tre Baker FR 6'0 175 52 68 40 74 70 62 70 48 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 80 J.J. Taylor JR 6'2 234 80 70 65 82 72 70 62 62 86 Paul Fine SO 5'11 189 48 65 40 72 56 65 56 40 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 52 Burditt Butler SO 6'6 264 65 56 74 85 52 70 72 72 Jason Curry SO 6'6 275 52 44 68 82 40 62 65 68 Mike Holley SR 6'6 283 48 40 68 74 40 62 62 75 Jerome Hinds SR 6'6 277 48 40 68 72 40 62 62 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 67 Trey Kirkpatrick SO 6'4 303 68 52 80 84 52 72 74 69 Marques Holley SO 6'4 314 56 40 74 76 40 65 68 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 63 Ryan Bryant JR 6'2 243 65 52 70 86 56 72 70 73 Otis Martin SO 6'1 261 48 40 62 80 44 62 62 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 59 Mike Harrison SO 6'3 259 76 52 74 92 56 82 80 58 Chris Childs JR 6'6 256 48 40 65 72 40 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 70 Andy Meyers SO 6'5 285 62 52 70 86 52 68 70 64 Will Carpenter SO 6'3 241 40 44 65 74 48 40 40 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 45 Kevin Hart SO 6'2 227 48 56 56 74 52 59 96 Matt Jackson SR 6'6 250 44 56 56 72 52 52 99 Lee Hamilton SR 6'3 254 44 56 56 74 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 60 Ricky Larkins SO 6'2 242 52 52 62 76 52 56 91 Pete Mitchell FR 6'3 261 48 44 68 74 48 52 61 George Horne JR 6'2 249 44 40 59 74 48 52 65 Sean Blanco SO 6'4 255 44 40 65 70 40 52 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 62 Craig Wright FR 6'2 233 44 48 56 84 52 52 48 Travis Broussard JR 6'4 242 40 44 59 76 48 48 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 98 Andrew Sisk SO 6'0 210 52 56 56 82 56 62 94 Ernest Parham JR 6'1 221 48 56 56 74 59 59 54 Corey Brown JR 6'1 215 48 56 56 72 59 59 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 43 Dedrick Williams JR 6'1 216 52 52 52 80 52 62 Captain 44 J.R. Williams SO 6'2 222 52 56 59 80 59 56 42 Darnell Paris SO 6'2 216 52 56 59 76 59 56 93 Chris Keller JR 6'1 226 48 52 52 78 52 62 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 50 Willie Willis JR 6'1 195 52 59 48 80 62 56 56 Gary King SO 6'0 204 52 56 56 80 56 62 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 10 Mike Brown SO 5'9 180 65 74 44 80 56 74 48 IP 85 Chad Johnson (!) SR 6'0 180 59 70 40 76 56 70 40 2 Nick Henderson JR 6'0 185 56 72 40 70 48 70 40 46 Cedrick Collins FR 5'11 175 52 74 40 72 44 65 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 34 Justin Heard JR 6'2 190 59 62 48 76 56 70 56 23 Larry Hammond SO 6'2 200 52 59 48 68 52 68 52 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 24 Tyler Simpson JR 6'2 194 56 62 44 76 56 68 48 26 John Butler SO 5'11 190 56 62 40 82 56 68 48 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 30 David Burnett JR 5'10 211 78 86 85 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 30 David Burnett JR 5'10 211 62 86 85 49 Jeremy Rosario SO 6'1 196 40 72 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 81 Jerry Garrett JR 5'11 180 91 80 72 74 IP 82 Mark Conley SO 5'7 170 82 78 56 52 IP PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 81 Jerry Garrett JR 5'11 180 91 80 72 74 IP 82 Mark Conley SO 5'7 170 82 78 56 52 IP RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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07-24-2007, 07:17 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Los Angeles Devils 2007 ROSTER
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QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 3 John Green SR(RS) 6'2 205 68 52 48 88 52 52 52 74 72 Captain 14 Clay Davis SR(RS) 6'2 197 56 48 44 84 48 48 48 65 62 19 Justin Harris FR 6'1 200 52 62 48 82 65 40 48 59 56 5 Joe Hagen SO 6'4 220 48 44 48 76 44 48 44 65 56 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 11 Perry Sapp JR(RS) 5'10 200 65 72 78 72 78 59 70 72 39 Jai Weatherford SO 5'10 206 59 72 65 70 74 59 65 59 77 Leif Browton SO 5'10 197 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 41 Curtis Babcock SO 5'10 212 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 12 Travis Flowers FR(RS) 5'8 190 56 76 44 76 76 52 59 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 31 Ika Green FR 6'4 215 62 62 68 68 52 59 48 56 18 Chuck Koger SR(RS) 6'2 224 56 59 62 68 52 59 48 48 27 Paul Maynard JR 5'11 200 56 68 62 72 52 56 48 48 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 85 Cedric Johnson JR 5'11 180 70 72 52 87 74 78 74 62 IP 7 Zach Poole SO(RS) 5'9 165 62 76 44 85 74 68 65 44 IP 15 Alvin Abdullah JR 6'1 195 56 68 40 76 70 65 68 48 89 Tim Conley FR 6'0 175 52 68 40 74 70 62 70 48 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 81 Teddy Richardson JR 6'2 235 65 65 59 78 65 62 52 56 87 Jordan Ingram SO 5'11 189 48 65 40 72 56 65 56 40 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 53 Ron Mangum SO 6'6 261 56 48 70 82 40 62 65 70 Fred Woods SR 6'6 285 48 40 68 74 40 62 62 75 J.J. Roberson SR 6'6 276 48 40 68 72 40 62 62 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 64 James Brooks SO 6'3 259 68 44 70 90 48 76 74 69 Sam Smith SO 6'4 304 56 40 74 76 40 65 68 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 68 Adam Parker JR 6'2 242 56 44 65 84 48 65 62 73 Matt Lynch SO 6'1 266 48 40 62 80 44 62 62 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 67 Marcus Massey SO 6'4 295 59 44 76 80 44 65 68 58 Will McCray JR 6'6 252 48 40 65 72 40 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 66 Luis Thomas SO 6'5 279 52 44 65 84 44 59 62 72 Darrell McKeon SO 6'6 267 52 44 68 82 40 62 65 57 John White SO 6'3 239 40 44 65 74 48 44 44 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 45 Brandon Hobbs SO 6'2 230 52 59 59 76 56 59 96 Jay Charles SR 6'6 250 44 56 56 72 52 52 99 Mark Livingston SR 6'3 258 44 56 56 74 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 59 Terrell Royal SO 6'2 243 56 56 65 78 56 56 48 Austin Baker FR 6'3 256 48 44 68 74 48 52 61 Brad Preston JR 6'2 254 44 40 59 74 48 52 65 Chris Kaplan SO 6'4 252 44 40 65 70 40 52 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 62 Carlos Douglas FR 6'2 232 48 52 59 85 56 52 48 Zach Scruggs JR 6'4 241 40 44 59 76 48 48 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 40 Damon Long JR 6'1 195 65 70 62 82 68 62 94 Erik Miller JR 6'1 219 48 56 56 74 59 59 54 Zach Williams SO(RS) 6'1 214 48 56 56 72 59 59 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 39 Terrence Bowers SO 6'2 219 59 59 62 82 62 62 47 Aaron Walker JR 6'1 217 52 52 52 80 52 62 42 Tyler Greene SO 6'2 213 52 56 59 76 59 56 93 Gavin Scott JR 6'1 225 48 52 52 78 52 62 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 98 Phil Alexander SO 6'0 212 56 59 59 84 59 62 60 John Richardson JR(RS) 6'0 205 52 56 56 80 56 62 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 13 Bryan Adams SO 5'9 180 74 91 44 80 56 74 48 IP, Captain 17 Ken Considine SR 6'0 180 59 70 40 76 56 70 40 2 Andrew Williams JR 6'0 185 56 72 40 70 48 70 40 46 Greg Douglas FR 5'11 175 52 74 40 72 44 65 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 32 Aaron Murray JR 6'2 190 62 65 52 78 56 70 56 23 Quentin Thompson SO 6'2 199 52 59 48 68 52 68 52 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 29 Daniel Hawkins SO 5'11 190 62 65 44 84 59 68 48 24 Talib Fenton JR 6'2 195 56 62 44 76 56 68 48 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 28 Oliver Vinson JR 5'10 210 65 82 80 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 28 Oliver Vinson JR 5'10 210 65 82 80 49 Lance Crawford SO 6'1 195 40 72 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 13 Bryan Adams SO 5'9 180 85 91 52 48 IP, Captain 7 Zach Poole SO(RS) 5'9 165 78 76 52 44 IP PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 13 Bryan Adams SO 5'9 180 85 91 52 48 IP, Captain 7 Zach Poole SO(RS) 5'9 165 78 76 52 44 IP RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American
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07-25-2007, 02:31 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Phoenix Fire 2007 ROSTER
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QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 4 Dustin Noel JR 6'1 239 72 68 65 65 59 59 62 82 80 13 Chase Miller SO 6'3 217 59 78 48 48 76 70 48 84 62 15 Adam George JR 6'3 180 48 56 48 56 59 56 56 65 62 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 50 Josh Battle SO 6'1 229 72 80 65 80 80 65 72 74 IP 20 James Jones JR 5'11 190 48 68 48 70 70 52 56 59 21 Mike Jones JR 5'11 190 44 62 44 65 68 56 56 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 22 Will McKenzie SO 6'1 228 78 65 65 70 62 70 62 62 40 Darryl Stokes JR 6'0 232 48 56 52 52 52 52 48 52 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 3 Ryan Williamson JR 6'1 180 72 80 52 74 80 80 76 62 IP, Captain 81 Ty Payne SO 6'2 210 62 72 56 59 74 72 82 59 88 Jarod Riggs FR(RS) 6'0 175 56 74 44 59 76 65 70 44 84 James King FR(RS) 6'0 185 52 72 44 48 72 65 76 52 6 Daniel Davis SO 5'11 165 52 76 40 48 78 62 68 44 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 83 Robert Davis JR(RS) 6'4 229 72 70 59 65 72 70 68 59 80 Ben Osborne SO(RS) 6'3 218 40 48 48 44 52 59 56 48 90 Steven Patterson SO(RS) 6'3 225 40 52 52 48 52 59 56 48 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 77 Patrick Nash JR(RS) 6'6 310 56 52 72 59 52 72 72 71 Mario Patterson SR 6'1 262 44 48 59 62 48 65 56 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 72 Vernon McCray JR 6'3 274 62 56 70 68 59 72 70 59 Tim Scott SO 6'1 302 40 40 65 44 44 56 59 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 61 Shawn Griffin FR(RS) 6'4 301 59 52 72 59 56 74 72 54 Karl Haas JR 5'10 281 40 44 62 56 44 62 59 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 57 Lawrence Swain SO(RS) 6'3 278 62 52 74 72 52 70 72 63 Kellen Long JR 6'0 297 44 44 68 56 44 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 64 Brent Ball FR 6'3 285 56 56 72 65 59 65 68 55 Jesse Kilpatrick JR 6'3 298 40 40 68 48 40 59 56 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 95 Aaron McCargo SR 6'3 247 40 44 68 48 52 52 65 Quinton Jones SR 6'0 251 40 44 68 48 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 91 Cameron Smith JR(RS) 6'0 276 65 52 82 70 52 70 98 Matt Lane SR 6'5 275 62 48 78 68 52 68 96 Ben Hall FR 6'3 279 44 44 65 59 40 59 67 Albert Fisher SO 6'1 246 40 40 68 48 40 52 92 Joseph Stewart SO 6'1 294 40 40 70 52 44 56 78 Derrick Sanchez SR 5'10 252 40 44 68 56 44 56 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 69 Davin Conley JR 6'4 248 44 52 59 56 56 56 66 Ralph Watts SR 6'4 248 40 44 59 48 48 52 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 56 Michael Love JR 6'1 223 40 56 56 52 56 62 99 Paul Fenton JR 6'2 240 40 52 59 48 52 62 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 41 Tyjuan White SO 6'0 235 44 59 59 52 59 62 45 Ryan Mills JR 6'0 232 40 56 52 44 56 59 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 47 Richard Griffin SR 6'2 222 44 56 56 62 59 62 49 Anthony Gray SO 6'2 199 40 56 52 52 56 62 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 37 Jerome Daniels SR 6'3 200 65 76 48 70 65 78 56 IP, Captain 19 Charles Wright JR 5'10 184 52 70 40 62 56 68 44 1 Alex Williams SO(RS) 6'2 195 44 68 48 44 52 72 48 46 Travis Glover FR 5'8 175 44 68 40 52 48 65 40 28 Neil Williams FR 5'8 177 44 70 44 52 48 65 40 24 Scott Wood SO 5'7 160 40 65 40 48 48 62 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 16 Jamaal Minor SO 6'1 180 59 70 44 68 56 68 48 2 Tyrone Hines JR 6'1 185 44 65 48 52 48 76 44 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 34 Elton Harris SR 5'11 189 56 68 48 65 56 68 56 48 Arnold Barnes SR 5'10 189 52 65 48 62 56 68 56 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 17 Eric Thomas SO 6'1 170 74 85 84 14 Joe Allen SO 6'1 175 56 80 78 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 17 Eric Thomas SO 6'1 170 59 85 84 Kicker 7 David Hall FR 6'0 180 40 65 70 10 Joe Wright FR 6'3 186 40 70 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 3 Ryan Williamson JR 6'1 180 84 80 68 62 IP, Captain 50 Josh Battle SO 6'1 229 82 78 72 74 IP PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 3 Ryan Williamson JR 6'1 180 84 80 68 62 IP, Captain 50 Josh Battle SO 6'1 229 82 78 72 74 IP RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Portland Sharks 2007 ROSTER
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QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 7 Lance Gaddis SR(RS) 6'2 206 80 68 65 90 68 68 68 78 76 Captain 14 Josh Martinez FR(RS) 6'2 199 62 48 44 76 48 48 48 74 72 22 Gilbert Walton JR(RS) 6'1 199 52 62 48 82 65 40 48 59 56 5 Daniel Stallings SO 6'4 218 48 44 48 76 44 48 44 65 56 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 11 Quentin McAfee JR 5'10 201 59 72 68 72 68 70 52 59 47 Darryl Johnson SO 5'10 204 56 72 59 70 70 68 62 56 55 Kevin Wheatley SO 5'10 197 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 41 Willie Brewer SO 5'10 214 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 12 Dominic Griffin SO 5'8 190 52 68 56 68 70 52 59 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 29 Brian O'Connor FR 6'4 214 65 62 56 59 70 56 48 56 21 Tony Williams SR 6'2 225 56 59 62 68 52 59 48 48 25 Reggie Russell JR 5'11 200 56 68 62 72 52 56 48 48 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 88 Darren McGee JR 5'11 180 80 82 65 91 82 82 82 74 IP 89 Charlie Brown SO 5'9 175 76 86 56 78 86 76 74 68 IP 13 Tyler Parrish JR 6'1 195 65 72 48 74 74 78 72 56 84 Jovon Murphy FR 6'0 175 52 68 40 74 70 62 70 48 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 81 Nicholas Flamel JR 6'2 235 80 74 56 72 80 72 65 62 86 Chris Barnes SO 5'11 191 48 65 40 72 56 65 56 44 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 70 Gabe Williams SO 6'5 289 65 56 72 88 56 70 72 72 Mike Andrews SO 6'6 271 52 44 68 82 40 62 65 75 Perry Ray SR 6'6 278 48 40 68 72 40 62 62 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 71 Earl Montgomery SO 6'4 294 59 48 76 80 40 65 68 69 Ryan St. Louis SO 6'4 308 56 40 74 76 40 65 68 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 63 Gordon Elliot JR 6'2 240 52 40 62 82 44 65 62 73 Chris Hill SO 6'1 260 48 40 62 80 44 62 62 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 57 Brandon Stanley SO 6'3 259 65 40 68 89 44 76 74 58 Jon Morris JR 6'6 254 48 40 65 72 40 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 52 Matt Stewart SO 6'6 267 68 59 76 86 56 72 74 68 John McCoy SR 6'6 283 48 40 68 74 40 62 62 64 Brett Crosby SO 6'3 240 40 44 65 74 48 40 40 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 45 Alfred Jordan SO 6'2 229 48 56 56 74 52 59 96 Chad McIntyre SR 6'6 248 44 56 56 72 52 52 99 John Hubbard SR 6'3 253 44 56 56 74 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 60 Trey Cobbs SO 6'2 243 52 52 62 76 52 56 91 Carl Blanchard FR 6'3 264 48 44 68 74 48 52 61 Paul Clayton JR 6'2 253 44 40 59 74 48 52 65 Roshaun Gilliam SO 6'4 258 44 40 65 70 40 52 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 62 Eric Waters FR 6'2 238 44 48 56 84 52 52 48 Leigh Anderson JR 6'4 242 40 44 59 76 48 48 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 98 Justin Gray SO 6'0 210 52 56 56 82 56 62 56 John Gore SO 6'0 205 52 56 56 80 56 62 94 Alan Vogelpohl JR 6'1 221 48 56 56 74 59 59 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 44 Chad Rollins SO 6'2 221 52 56 59 80 59 56 43 Stephen Lane JR 6'1 216 52 52 52 80 52 62 42 Brandon Foster SO 6'2 215 52 56 59 76 59 56 93 Aaron Lindsey JR 6'1 223 48 52 52 78 52 62 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 50 Justin Miles JR 6'1 194 52 59 48 80 62 56 54 Richard Cummings JR 6'1 216 48 56 56 72 59 59 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 9 Sean Thomas SO 5'9 180 65 74 44 80 56 74 48 IP 16 Darrell Townsend SR 6'0 180 59 70 40 76 56 70 40 2 Myron McCormick JR 6'0 185 56 72 40 70 48 70 40 46 Andy Williams FR 5'11 175 52 74 40 72 44 65 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 34 Jason Moore JR 6'2 190 59 62 48 76 56 70 56 Captain 23 Brian Jackson SO 6'2 199 52 59 48 68 52 68 52 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 26 Jeff Moore SO 5'11 190 59 65 40 82 56 68 48 24 Carlos Ransom JR 6'2 196 56 62 44 76 56 68 48 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 30 James McCarthy JR 5'10 208 65 82 80 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 30 James McCarthy JR 5'10 208 65 82 80 Kicker 49 Ben Davis SO 6'1 195 40 72 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 89 Charlie Brown SO 5'9 175 91 86 62 68 IP 88 Darren McGee JR 5'11 180 94 82 72 74 IP PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 89 Charlie Brown SO 5'9 175 91 86 62 68 IP 88 Darren McGee JR 5'11 180 94 82 72 74 IP RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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07-26-2007, 06:48 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Sacramento Golden Bears 2007 ROSTER
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QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 12 Patrick Williams SO(RS) 6'1 238 80 59 72 74 59 59 68 87 86 13 Freddie Moore FR(RS) 6'3 216 56 78 62 48 76 48 68 72 62 15 Cameron Ham JR(RS) 6'3 180 48 56 48 56 59 56 56 65 62 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 97 Dom McGuinness SO(RS) 6'2 211 65 76 62 76 76 82 65 65 18 Bryan Duncan SR 5'11 190 48 68 48 70 70 52 56 59 38 Brian Poole SO 5'7 190 44 62 44 65 68 56 56 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 22 Brandon Pittman SO 6'1 227 65 56 56 62 70 62 52 52 40 Tyler Webb JR 6'0 232 48 56 52 52 52 52 48 52 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 3 Kelvin Davis JR 6'1 180 80 84 62 78 85 84 82 70 IP, Captain 44 Mark Cantrell SO 6'1 231 74 84 72 78 84 72 78 80 IP 88 Maurice Webb FR(RS) 5'8 160 68 88 48 62 87 68 72 68 84 Ed McClelland FR(RS) 6'0 185 65 78 44 48 76 82 78 52 6 Bob Kavalee SO 5'11 165 52 76 40 48 78 62 68 44 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 83 Joe Shaw JR(RS) 6'4 230 78 72 62 70 74 72 70 62 80 Tim Cobbs SO(RS) 6'3 220 40 48 48 44 52 59 56 48 90 Chris Smith SO(RS) 6'3 229 40 52 52 48 52 59 56 48 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 77 Marcus Ryan JR(RS) 6'6 319 62 56 74 62 56 74 74 71 Kory Hollis SR 6'1 260 44 48 59 62 48 65 56 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 72 Jeremy Cribbs JR 6'3 273 44 44 62 59 48 62 62 59 Derek Sanders SO 6'1 299 40 40 65 44 44 56 59 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 61 Jay Smith FR(RS) 6'4 296 44 40 65 48 44 68 62 54 Markell Anderson JR 5'10 276 40 44 62 56 44 62 59 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 57 Dane Hickman SO(RS) 6'3 277 48 40 68 65 40 62 65 63 Jordan Franklin JR 6'0 293 44 44 68 56 44 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 55 Patrick Hall JR 6'3 294 59 56 76 65 56 70 68 64 Justin Simmons FR 6'3 289 40 44 65 56 48 56 59 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 65 Darrell Joseph SR 6'0 246 40 44 68 48 52 52 95 Derrick Daniels SR 6'3 250 40 44 68 48 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 91 Michael Williams JR(RS) 6'0 280 65 52 82 70 52 70 Captain 98 Leroy Huff SR 6'5 277 62 48 78 68 52 68 96 William Finley FR 6'3 285 44 44 65 59 40 59 67 T.J. Louis SO 6'1 244 40 40 68 48 40 52 92 Chris Groover SO 6'1 294 40 40 70 52 44 56 78 Gavin Blanco SR 5'10 249 40 44 68 56 44 56 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 69 Leon Haley JR 6'4 246 44 52 59 56 56 56 66 Joe Meeks SR 6'4 250 40 44 59 48 48 52 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 56 Ralph Williams JR 6'1 224 40 56 56 52 56 62 99 Andrew Moody JR 6'2 236 40 52 59 48 52 62 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 45 Charlie Kellner JR 6'0 228 44 62 62 44 62 65 41 Luke Young SO 6'0 237 40 56 56 52 59 62 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 47 Anthony Randle SR 6'2 222 44 56 56 62 59 62 49 Cameron Jones SO 6'2 199 40 56 52 52 56 62 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 4 Sam Martinez SR 6'3 201 65 76 48 70 65 78 56 IP 19 Anthony Floyd JR 5'10 185 52 70 40 62 56 68 44 1 Kevin Walker SO(RS) 6'2 195 44 68 48 44 52 72 48 46 Jacob Bailey FR 5'8 175 44 68 40 52 48 65 40 28 Robert Taylor FR 5'8 177 44 70 44 52 48 65 40 24 Carl Rivas SO 5'7 160 40 65 40 48 48 62 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 16 Lawrence Barrett SO 6'1 180 59 70 44 68 56 68 48 2 Calvin Shelby JR 6'1 185 44 65 48 52 48 76 44 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 34 Curtis Paris SR 5'11 189 56 68 48 65 68 68 56 48 Heath Davis SR 5'10 189 52 65 48 62 56 68 56 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 17 Russ Garrett SO 6'1 170 59 80 78 14 Melvin Leach SO 6'1 175 56 80 78 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 17 Russ Garrett SO 6'1 170 44 80 78 Kicker 7 Blake Brown FR 6'0 180 40 65 70 10 Peter Brown FR 6'3 185 40 70 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 88 Maurice Webb FR(RS) 5'8 160 87 88 65 68 44 Mark Cantrell SO 6'1 231 90 84 78 80 IP PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 88 Maurice Webb FR(RS) 5'8 160 87 88 65 68 44 Mark Cantrell SO 6'1 231 90 84 78 80 IP RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Salt Lake Blackbirds 2007 ROSTER
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QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 5 Henry Nicholson SO(RS) 6'1 240 52 48 56 56 48 48 52 70 68 15 Marcus Foster JR 6'3 180 48 56 48 56 59 56 56 65 62 13 Drew Foster SO 6'3 215 48 56 48 48 56 48 48 72 62 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 44 Jesse Matthews SO 6'1 231 59 72 56 72 72 56 65 68 IP 8 Lamont Coley SR 5'11 190 48 68 48 70 70 52 56 59 42 Andy Williams SO 5'7 190 44 62 44 65 68 56 56 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 22 Dan Mills SO 6'1 228 56 56 56 62 52 62 52 52 39 Manuel Jackson JR 6'0 233 48 56 52 52 52 52 48 52 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 4 Eric Jacques JR 6'1 180 59 72 40 65 74 72 70 52 IP, Captain 82 Jeremy Sullivan SO 6'2 209 52 68 48 52 70 68 78 52 87 Nathan Bates FR(RS) 6'0 175 52 72 40 56 74 62 68 40 85 David Davis FR(RS) 6'0 186 52 72 44 48 72 65 76 52 11 Brandon Taylor SO 5'11 165 52 76 40 48 78 62 68 44 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 84 Charles Bennett JR(RS) 6'4 228 52 59 56 62 62 62 59 48 81 Ken Richardson SO(RS) 6'3 220 40 48 48 44 52 59 56 48 89 Lance McIntosh SO(RS) 6'3 228 40 52 52 48 52 59 56 48 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 76 Jake Cox JR(RS) 6'6 318 48 40 74 48 40 70 70 55 Travis Murphy JR 6'3 306 40 40 68 48 40 59 56 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 73 Richard Doolin JR 6'3 275 52 52 68 65 56 62 62 59 Keith Bell SO 6'1 304 40 40 65 44 44 56 59 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 68 Marcus Clark FR(RS) 6'4 298 44 48 70 48 44 68 62 54 Adam Mitchell JR 5'10 285 40 44 62 56 44 62 59 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 58 Brad Pettway SO(RS) 6'3 275 48 40 68 65 40 62 65 63 Reggie Berry JR 6'0 289 40 40 65 52 44 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 74 Scott Adkins SR 6'1 262 44 48 59 62 48 65 56 64 John Jacobs FR 6'3 290 40 44 65 56 48 56 59 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 61 D.J. Skittles SR 6'0 253 52 52 72 56 59 62 95 Randy Dailey JR(RS) 6'3 247 40 44 68 48 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 94 Brandon Austin JR(RS) 6'0 277 78 62 86 76 62 76 93 William Corbett SR 6'5 275 74 56 85 72 59 76 96 Darren Bradley FR 6'3 280 44 44 65 59 40 59 67 Tyler Preston SO 6'1 244 40 40 68 48 40 52 92 Tim Bellamy SO 6'1 284 40 40 70 52 44 56 78 Ryan Smith SR 5'10 253 40 44 68 56 44 56 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 70 Kareem Ruud JR 6'4 253 68 70 72 70 70 65 66 Erik Carter SO(RS) 6'4 258 40 44 59 48 48 52 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 52 Loren Brooks JR 6'1 227 59 65 65 62 65 70 99 Michael Robinson JR 6'2 240 40 52 59 48 52 62 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 51 Bobby McLaughlin SO 6'0 237 56 65 65 62 68 70 45 Paul Chance JR 6'0 228 40 56 52 44 56 59 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 50 Anthony McGee SR 6'2 222 62 65 65 70 68 70 49 Danny Holley SO 6'2 199 40 56 52 52 56 62 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 9 Sean Rust JR 6'3 200 78 82 59 76 72 84 65 IP, Captain 6 Obi Crowell JR 5'10 185 70 85 48 68 62 72 52 1 Brett Lobdell SO(RS) 6'2 195 44 68 48 44 52 72 48 46 Brian Jones FR 5'8 175 44 68 40 52 48 65 40 28 Greg Sparks FR 5'8 177 44 70 44 52 48 65 40 24 Justin Frederick SO 5'7 160 40 65 40 48 48 62 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 3 Bandof Brothers SO 6'1 180 72 76 56 74 65 74 59 2 Rory Wright JR 6'1 185 44 65 48 52 48 76 44 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 35 Jeremy Justice SR 5'11 189 70 74 59 72 65 74 65 48 Willie Williams SR 5'10 191 52 65 48 62 56 68 56 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 12 Tom Davis SO 6'1 170 68 84 82 14 Reggie Hackett SO 6'1 175 44 76 74 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 7 George Mason FR 6'0 180 59 78 80 12 Tom Davis SO 6'1 170 56 84 82 10 Aaron Washington FR 6'3 185 40 70 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 6 Obi Crowell JR 5'10 185 82 85 59 48 9 Sean Rust JR 6'3 200 85 82 62 52 IP, Captain PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 6 Obi Crowell JR 5'10 185 82 85 59 48 9 Sean Rust JR 6'3 200 85 82 62 52 IP, Captain RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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07-28-2007, 11:15 PM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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San Diego Knights 2007 ROSTER
Code:
QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 6 Derek Southall SR(RS) 6'2 206 59 52 44 87 48 48 48 65 62 Captain 14 Jamaal Duren SR(RS) 6'2 197 56 48 44 84 48 48 48 65 62 22 Thomas Goodman FR 6'1 199 52 62 48 82 65 40 48 59 56 5 Warren Powell SO 6'4 219 48 44 48 76 44 48 44 65 56 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 11 Obadiah Howell JR 5'10 200 59 70 70 74 70 52 56 62 66 Zach Austrum SO 5'10 205 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 44 Trent Poole SO 5'10 198 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 33 Matthew Hodges SO 5'10 212 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 88 Sam Brown SO 5'8 190 52 68 56 68 70 52 59 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 29 John Williams FR 6'4 215 56 59 65 65 48 56 48 56 21 Andrew Blank SR 6'2 225 56 59 62 68 52 59 48 48 25 Jason Morse JR 5'11 200 56 68 62 72 52 56 48 48 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 87 Joel Motte JR 5'11 180 62 70 44 85 72 68 70 59 IP 89 C.J. Cavka SO 5'7 170 59 74 40 84 72 65 65 44 IP 85 Luis Murphy JR 6'1 195 56 68 40 76 70 65 68 48 83 Matt Haynes FR 6'0 175 52 68 40 74 70 62 70 48 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 81 Eric Gray JR 6'2 238 62 62 56 76 65 62 52 56 84 Mark Andriano SO 5'11 190 48 65 40 72 56 65 56 40 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 72 Josh Bowie SO 6'6 270 52 44 68 82 40 62 65 68 Billy Baker SR 6'6 283 48 40 68 74 40 62 62 64 T.J. Timbers SO 6'3 237 40 44 65 74 48 40 40 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 59 Kyler Soltis SO 6'3 262 65 40 68 89 44 76 74 69 Billy Casey SO 6'4 314 56 40 74 76 40 65 68 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 63 Gemara Carroll JR 6'2 242 52 40 62 82 44 65 62 73 Donald Parker SO 6'1 268 48 40 62 80 44 62 62 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 67 Steve Johnson SO 6'4 295 56 40 74 78 40 65 68 58 John Steveson JR 6'6 258 48 40 65 72 40 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 52 Jake Dawson SO 6'6 262 52 44 68 80 40 62 65 75 Tyrone Briggs SR 6'6 283 48 40 68 72 40 62 62 70 Drew Howe SO 6'5 280 48 40 62 82 40 59 62 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 62 Kody Nelson FR 6'2 235 56 56 62 86 59 59 99 Mark Everett SR 6'3 257 44 56 56 74 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 60 Martin Cox SO 6'2 240 68 62 70 82 62 65 91 Alan Burnett FR 6'3 257 59 52 72 78 56 59 61 Joe Graniello JR 6'2 248 44 40 59 74 48 52 65 Todd Butler SO 6'4 257 44 40 65 70 40 52 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 45 Joe Washington SO 6'2 230 65 65 65 80 62 68 96 Jermaine Wallace SR 6'6 252 44 56 56 72 52 52 48 Stan Jackson JR 6'4 241 40 44 59 76 48 48 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 98 John Morris SO 6'0 211 59 59 59 84 59 65 56 Isaiah Horgan SO 6'0 207 52 56 56 80 56 62 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 17 Stanley Gordon SO 6'2 220 68 65 68 86 72 65 43 Nick Hart JR 6'1 215 52 52 52 80 52 62 42 John Branch SO 6'2 216 52 56 59 76 59 56 93 James Ward JR 6'1 225 48 52 52 78 52 62 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 50 Brian Marcus JR 6'1 195 78 76 70 89 78 65 Captain 94 Michael Meade JR 6'1 219 48 56 56 74 59 59 54 William Gay JR 6'1 215 48 56 56 72 59 59 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 1 Seth Stephens SO 5'11 185 78 80 56 85 65 80 59 IP 8 Antonio Davis SR 6'0 180 62 72 44 78 58 72 44 2 Bernard Smith JR 6'0 185 56 72 40 70 48 70 40 9 Michael Johnson FR 5'11 175 52 74 40 72 44 65 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 34 Nate Stovall JR 6'2 190 70 68 59 76 65 76 65 23 Jesse Wright SO 6'2 200 52 59 48 68 52 68 52 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 26 Morgan Edmonds SO 5'11 191 74 70 56 86 65 74 59 24 Tim Taylor JR 6'2 195 56 62 44 76 56 68 48 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 15 Garrett Prater JR 5'10 211 65 82 80 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 15 Garrett Prater JR 5'10 211 52 82 80 Kicker 49 Jason Lewis SO 6'1 195 52 78 74 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 1 Seth Stephens SO 5'11 185 85 80 62 59 IP 89 C.J. Cavka SO 5'7 170 74 74 48 44 IP PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 1 Seth Stephens SO 5'11 185 85 80 62 59 IP 89 C.J. Cavka SO 5'7 170 74 74 48 44 IP RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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07-29-2007, 03:20 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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San Francisco Generals 2007 ROSTER
Code:
QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 8 Travis Schmidt JR(RS) 6'2 205 65 74 44 87 72 62 48 65 62 14 Andy Davidson SR(RS) 6'2 199 56 48 44 84 48 48 48 65 62 22 John Cunningham FR 6'1 200 52 72 48 72 72 40 48 59 56 5 Brad White SO 6'4 220 48 44 48 76 44 48 44 65 56 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 1 Eugene Bradford SO 5'10 175 80 88 68 88 88 72 72 70 IP 19 Shannon Youklip SO 5'10 196 68 78 68 76 76 65 70 65 11 Joel Lawrence JR 5'10 201 56 68 62 72 68 52 52 59 41 Adam Hagler SO 5'10 214 56 72 59 70 70 56 62 56 12 Marvin Bell SO 5'8 189 52 68 56 68 70 52 59 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 29 Aaron Jones FR 6'4 215 80 72 72 72 56 56 65 70 21 Terrence Martin SR 6'2 226 56 59 62 68 52 59 48 48 25 Danny Vaughn JR 5'11 200 56 68 62 72 52 56 48 48 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 82 Joe King JR 5'11 180 62 70 44 85 70 70 70 59 IP, Captain 87 Geoffrey Preston SO(RS) 5'10 206 59 74 40 84 74 65 65 44 15 Antoine Nash JR 6'1 196 56 68 40 76 70 65 68 48 83 Derek Green FR 6'0 175 52 68 40 74 70 62 70 48 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 84 Will Nakfoor JR 6'2 235 65 62 56 76 65 62 52 62 86 Charles Burnett SO 5'11 191 48 65 40 72 56 65 56 40 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 53 Brendan Cowan SO 6'6 269 68 52 80 85 40 70 84 75 Matt Hall SR 6'6 284 48 40 68 72 40 62 62 68 Kenny Thurman SR 6'6 280 48 40 68 74 40 62 62 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 59 Josh Hines JR 6'3 261 76 52 74 92 56 82 80 69 Walter Wilkinson SO 6'4 308 56 40 74 76 40 65 68 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 63 Danny Love JR 6'2 237 52 40 62 82 44 65 62 73 Ray Allen SO 6'1 261 48 40 62 80 44 62 62 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 67 Bryson Jackson SO 6'4 302 70 56 80 84 52 72 74 58 Donta Graham JR 6'6 254 48 40 65 72 40 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 72 Michael Pearman SO 6'6 268 56 52 72 85 40 62 65 70 Tony Pace SO 6'5 286 48 40 62 82 40 59 62 64 Jeff Dukes SO 6'3 237 40 44 65 74 48 40 40 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 96 Cedric Burks SR 6'6 253 44 59 56 72 56 52 99 David Brown SR 6'3 257 44 56 56 74 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 60 Sean Hayden SO 6'2 240 52 52 62 76 52 56 91 Joey Barclay FR 6'3 259 48 44 68 74 48 52 61 Chaz Smith JR 6'2 251 44 40 59 74 48 52 65 Lewis Woods SO 6'4 257 44 40 65 70 40 52 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 45 Thomas Moore SO 6'2 228 48 56 56 74 52 59 62 Colby Price FR 6'2 237 44 48 56 84 52 52 48 Jonathan Rix JR 6'4 243 40 44 59 76 48 48 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 98 Cole Riley SO 6'0 211 52 56 56 82 56 62 56 Carnell Johnson SO 6'0 203 52 56 56 80 56 62 54 Kevin Gipson JR 6'1 216 48 56 56 72 59 59 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 40 Devin Swaggert JR 6'2 219 56 59 59 80 62 56 Captain 43 John Brooks SO 6'1 216 52 52 52 80 52 62 47 Evan Mitchell SO 6'2 213 52 56 59 76 59 56 44 Jared Jenkins JR 6'1 224 48 52 52 78 52 62 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 50 Cory Williams JR 6'1 194 52 59 48 80 62 56 94 Jarvis McCoy JR 6'1 219 48 56 56 74 59 59 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 7 Jay Pearson SO 5'9 180 65 74 44 80 56 74 48 IP 13 Chad Swan SR 6'0 180 59 70 40 76 56 70 40 9 James White JR 6'0 185 56 72 40 70 48 70 40 4 Cornelius Moore FR 5'11 175 52 74 40 72 44 65 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 34 Walter Pace JR 6'2 190 59 62 48 76 56 70 56 23 Jeff King SO 6'2 201 52 59 48 68 52 68 52 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 26 Jared Barrett SO 5'11 190 59 65 40 82 56 68 48 24 Tavares Larson JR 6'2 195 56 62 44 76 56 68 48 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 18 Ethan Golden JR 5'10 210 65 82 80 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 18 Ethan Golden JR 5'10 210 52 82 80 Kicker 49 Joseph Randle SO 6'1 194 40 72 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 1 Eugene Bradford SO 5'10 175 93 88 72 70 IP 19 Shannon Youklip SO 5'10 196 82 78 70 65 PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 1 Eugene Bradford SO 5'10 175 93 88 72 70 IP 19 Shannon Youklip SO 5'10 196 82 78 70 65 RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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07-29-2007, 04:00 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Seattle Bulldogs 2007 ROSTER
Code:
QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 11 Jeremiah Hall SO(RS) 6'1 241 62 78 56 56 76 76 74 70 68 15 Clay Austin JR 6'3 180 48 56 48 56 59 56 56 65 62 13 Zac Clayton SO 6'3 214 48 56 48 48 56 48 48 72 62 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 44 Marvin Booker SO 6'0 235 80 80 78 80 80 70 78 84 IP, Captain 18 Jeff Roberson SR 5'11 190 48 68 48 70 70 52 56 59 52 Aaron Hawthorne SO 5'7 190 44 62 44 65 68 56 56 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 33 Josh King SO 6'1 233 82 74 68 70 62 68 62 65 44 Jason Harley JR 6'0 236 48 56 52 52 52 52 48 52 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 84 A.J. Diles JR 6'1 180 59 74 40 65 74 72 70 52 IP 85 Nicholas Brown SO 6'2 209 56 72 48 52 70 68 78 52 86 Jared Lawrence FR(RS) 6'0 175 52 70 40 56 74 62 68 40 87 Dan Bell FR(RS) 6'0 184 52 68 44 48 72 65 76 52 88 Phillip Bailey SO 5'11 165 48 65 40 48 78 62 68 44 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 81 Jermaine Walsh JR(RS) 6'4 232 56 52 62 56 56 62 59 68 89 Curtis Daniels SO(RS) 6'3 220 48 56 56 52 52 59 52 62 83 Antonio Smith SO(RS) 6'3 228 40 52 52 48 52 59 56 48 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 71 Anthony Miller SR 6'1 260 52 52 70 82 48 65 56 77 Ronnie Wood JR(RS) 6'6 310 44 40 65 48 40 65 65 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 72 Jonathan Wilson JR 6'3 279 65 59 72 70 62 72 72 59 Reggie Washburn SO 6'1 305 40 40 65 44 44 56 59 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 61 George Sanders FR(RS) 6'4 299 44 40 65 48 44 68 62 54 Jeff Rackley JR 5'10 281 40 44 62 56 44 62 59 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 60 David Maxwell SO(RS) 6'3 280 68 56 76 74 56 72 74 63 Rashad McGill JR 6'0 298 44 44 68 56 44 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 62 Drew Carpenter FR 6'3 290 65 52 89 65 48 70 80 55 Joe Paul JR 6'3 304 40 40 68 48 40 59 56 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 64 Willie Weiss SR 6'0 246 40 48 68 48 56 52 95 Austin Nelson SR 6'3 254 40 44 68 48 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 94 Larry Jackson JR(RS) 6'0 282 65 52 82 70 52 70 98 Julian James SR 6'5 279 62 48 78 68 52 68 96 Maurice Card FR 6'3 276 44 44 65 59 40 59 67 Mike Means SO 6'1 244 40 40 68 48 40 52 92 Ethan Blumenthal SO 6'1 284 40 40 70 52 44 56 78 Javon Price SR 5'10 247 40 44 68 56 44 56 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 68 John Russ JR 6'4 252 44 52 59 56 56 56 66 Ike Austin SR 6'4 249 40 44 59 48 48 52 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 57 Jamaal Watson JR 6'1 223 40 56 56 52 56 62 99 Eddie Church JR 6'2 237 40 52 59 48 52 62 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 42 Jon Patterson SO 6'0 234 44 59 59 56 62 62 45 Derrick Ervin JR 6'0 232 40 56 52 44 56 59 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 43 Matt Cleveland SR 6'2 221 44 56 56 62 59 62 49 Jon Breedlove SO 6'2 199 40 56 52 52 56 62 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 38 Michael Winbush SR 6'3 200 65 76 48 70 65 78 56 IP, Captain 19 Keith Horne JR 5'10 185 52 70 40 62 56 68 44 1 Rickey Wilson SO(RS) 6'2 195 44 68 48 44 52 72 48 41 Dave Prince FR 5'8 175 44 68 40 52 48 65 40 28 Wesley King FR 5'8 177 44 70 44 52 48 65 40 24 Jeremy Johnson SO 5'7 160 40 65 40 48 48 62 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 12 Larry Avery SO 6'1 180 59 70 44 68 56 68 48 2 Jake Jones JR 6'1 185 44 65 48 52 48 76 44 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 31 Adam Jackson SR 5'11 189 56 68 48 65 56 68 56 48 Lorenzon Abrams SR 5'10 190 52 65 48 62 56 68 56 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 8 Shane Seward SO 6'1 170 59 80 78 6 Jordan Fletcher SO 6'1 175 56 80 78 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 6 Jordan Fletcher SO 6'1 175 44 80 78 Kicker 8 Shane Seward SO 6'1 170 44 80 78 Kicker 10 Joey Wilson FR 6'3 185 40 70 68 7 Seth Miranda FR 6'0 180 40 65 70 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 32 Marvin Booker SO 6'0 235 88 80 78 84 IP, Captain 38 Michael Winbush SR 6'3 200 74 76 52 40 IP, Captain PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 32 Marvin Booker SO 6'0 235 88 80 78 84 IP, Captain 38 Michael Winbush SR 6'3 200 74 76 52 40 IP, Captain RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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07-29-2007, 05:31 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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Orange County Crush 2007 ROSTER
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QUARTERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CAR BTK THP THA Notes 9 Jack Burnsides SO(RS) 6'1 239 52 48 56 56 48 48 52 70 68 15 Nick Fosters JR 6'3 180 48 56 48 56 59 56 56 65 62 13 Nick Williams SO 6'3 215 48 56 48 48 56 48 48 72 62 HALFBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AGI ACC CTH CAR BTK Notes 30 Kelvin Summers SO 6'1 232 59 72 56 72 72 56 65 68 IP 11 Brooks Jackson SR 5'11 190 48 68 48 70 70 52 56 59 42 Andre Smith SO 5'7 190 44 62 44 65 68 56 56 52 FULLBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH CAR PBK RBK Notes 23 Thomas Robertson SO 6'1 228 56 56 56 62 52 62 52 52 39 David Coker JR 6'0 236 48 56 52 52 52 52 48 52 WIDE RECEIVER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC CTH JMP BTK Notes 4 Marcus Evans JR 6'1 180 59 72 40 65 74 72 70 52 IP, Captain 86 Fred Bryan SO 6'2 211 52 68 48 52 70 68 78 52 87 Chad Graham FR(RS) 6'0 175 52 72 40 56 74 62 68 40 81 Kevin Barnes FR(RS) 6'0 185 52 72 44 48 72 65 76 52 82 Jamil Smith SO 5'11 165 52 76 40 48 78 62 68 44 TIGHT END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP BTK RBK Notes 84 Jeremy Kelly JR(RS) 6'4 231 44 52 48 59 56 62 59 48 85 John Thomas SO(RS) 6'3 218 40 48 48 44 52 59 56 48 83 John Gandy SO(RS) 6'3 228 40 52 52 48 52 59 56 48 Code:
LEFT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 75 Brian Turner JR(RS) 6'6 321 44 40 65 48 40 65 65 55 Roger Ryan JR 6'3 303 40 40 68 48 40 59 56 LEFT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 76 Jason Rivera JR 6'3 275 44 44 62 59 48 62 62 59 Andrew Donaldson SO 6'1 296 40 40 65 44 44 56 59 CENTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 77 Ben Watkins FR(RS) 6'4 301 44 40 65 48 44 68 62 54 J.D. Lilly JR 5'10 280 40 44 62 56 44 62 59 RIGHT GUARD # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 78 Shawn Rogers SO(RS) 6'3 278 48 40 68 65 40 62 65 63 Larry Johnson JR 6'0 296 44 44 68 56 44 62 62 RIGHT TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC PBK RBK Notes 79 Thomas Bradshaw SR 6'1 260 44 48 59 62 48 65 56 64 Brandon Poland FR 6'3 286 40 44 65 56 48 56 59 Code:
LEFT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 65 Caleb Burley SR 6'0 248 40 48 68 48 52 52 95 Julius Landrum SR 6'3 250 40 44 68 48 52 52 DEFENSIVE TACKLE # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 97 Wayne Hodge JR(RS) 6'0 277 65 52 82 70 52 70 98 Wes Wilcox SR 6'5 272 62 48 78 68 52 68 96 Brennan Fritz FR 6'3 283 44 44 65 59 40 59 67 Michael Byrd SO 6'1 243 40 40 68 48 40 52 92 Ryan Stith SO 6'1 289 40 40 70 52 44 56 91 Orlando Thompson SR 5'10 251 40 44 68 56 44 56 RIGHT DEFENSIVE END # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 69 Alan King JR 6'4 247 44 52 59 56 56 56 66 Brett Scott SR 6'4 250 40 44 59 48 48 52 LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 51 Jared Williams JR 6'1 223 40 59 56 52 56 62 99 Jeff Jolly JR 6'2 243 40 52 59 48 52 62 MIDDLE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 45 Raymond Sanchez JR 6'0 230 44 62 59 48 62 65 41 Patrick Smith SO 6'0 233 40 56 56 52 59 62 RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR ACC TAK Notes 44 Omar Anderson SR 6'2 220 44 56 56 62 59 62 49 Kareem Wright SO 6'2 201 40 56 52 52 56 62 Code:
CORNERBACK # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 5 Jimmy Hendrix SR 6'3 201 65 76 48 70 65 78 56 IP, Captain 6 Darrell Washburn JR 5'10 185 52 70 40 62 56 68 44 1 Julian Pendleton SO(RS) 6'2 195 44 68 48 44 52 72 48 3 Tom Sanders FR 5'10 175 44 68 40 52 48 65 40 8 Ray Bailey FR 5'9 177 44 70 44 52 48 65 40 2 Anthony Harley SO 5'8 160 40 65 40 48 48 62 40 FREE SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 12 Oliver Harvey SO 6'1 180 59 70 44 68 56 68 48 32 Alan Riley JR 6'1 185 44 65 48 52 48 76 44 STRONG SAFETY # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD STR AWR CTH JMP TAK Notes 16 Lawrence Henry SR 5'11 189 56 68 48 65 56 68 56 18 Jared Noel SR 5'10 190 52 65 48 62 56 68 56 Code:
KICKER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 14 Jake Mayle FR(RS) 6'1 175 52 86 72 19 Marcus Waters JR(RS) 6'1 170 56 78 78 PUNTER # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR KPW KAC Notes 14 Jake Mayle FR(RS) 6'1 175 44 86 72 Kicker 7 William Townsend SO(RS) 6'0 180 48 76 76 19 Marcus Waters JR(RS) 6'1 170 40 78 78 Kicker 10 Mike Davis FR 6'3 185 40 70 68 KICK RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 5 Jimmy Hendrix SR 6'3 201 74 76 52 40 IP, Captain 6 Jamil Smith SO 5'11 165 68 76 56 44 PUNT RETURN # Name Year Hgt Wgt OVR SPD CAR BTK Notes 5 Jimmy Hendrix SR 6'3 201 74 76 52 40 IP, Captain 6 Jamil Smith SO 5'11 165 68 76 56 44 RCP = Reader Created Player AC = All Conference AA = All American |
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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PRE-SEASON: Coach Decisions
Now that you've seen your rosters, it's time to make the teams more yours. I need four things from every coach, ASAP, via PM: 1. Redshirts, if any 2. One team request for your schedule 3. Coaching strategy, in this format: Playbook: ______ Offense Type: _______ Run/Pass: __% Run, __% Pass Cons/Agg: __% Cons, __% Agg Subs: __% Less, __% More Playbook: ______ Run/Pass: __% Run, __% Pass Cons/Agg: __% Cons, __% Agg Subs: __% Less, __% More 4. Recruiting targets. Here's how in-season recruiting will work: You give me 5 positions you wish to target. Be specific - I don't want OL, I want LT. I don't want DL, I want LE - for example. These players will be ranked, from #1 to #5. #1 will be your stud. He'll be a 5-star target, no matter what state he's from. #2 to #5 will be your other main targets. They'll all be 3-stars, preferably from a pipeline state. Make your decision wisely: it could decide whether your team's winning BCS Titles in years to come or scraping the bottom of the Pac-10 barrel for 2-win seasons. Once I get all of this, we can get this show on the road! |
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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PRE-SEASON: Pac-10 Preview
2007 Pac-10 season is one big mystery Melbourne, AUS. (AP) - Teams with stronger defenses than offenses are being ranked the opposite way. The Preseason 119 has the Pac-10 teams at the bottom, just in reverse alphabetical order. Team overall ratings make no sense. No-one has any idea what's going to happen in the first season of the New Pac-10. You might say it doesn't matter, but it sure as hell does. Eastern Kentucky started off the New ACC strong, with two conference titles, and finished it off the strongest, with a national title. Then again, Tennessee-Martin had 6 wins in their first season and pulled in some massive recruiting classes to leap to the top of the conference. So, at least some part of getting to the top of a brand new conference is luck. There's only one thing we know for sure; Orange County isn't contending for a title. dshban purposely made his team rated worse than everyone elses, meaning he can't just get a conference title straight away. Hopefully, there'll be some sort of struggle for him in getting to the top. That's the idea, at least. The rest is a mystery. If the Preseason 119 is anything to believe, Seattle's going to win the Pac-10, as they're ranked 110th. Then again, the teams are just in reverse alphabetical order there. Stupid EA. The All-Pac-10 selections gave a bit away. It hasn't been posted yet, but Seattle has 7 first teamers, Sacramento has 5, Portland has 3, while San Francisco, Las Vegas and Phoenix all have 2. It seems rather arbitrary though, as 59 OVR Salt Lake halfback Jesse Matthews was given the #1 spot on the 1st Team, above San Francisco's Eugene Bradford (80 OVR) and Seattle's Marvin Booker (also 80 OVR). And then San Francisco has a 2nd-team All-Pac-10 quarterback, despite being a running team. You know what, I'm not going to believe those choices very much. It all looks like it's going to be a very exciting season in the Pac-10. I look forward to it. Well, apart from all the losses for the OC. Damn it. Max Laughton is a Dynasty Correspondent for ncaaStrategies.com. (I apologise for all of the puns in advance.) Team Information: Las Vegas Lightning: The offense-minded team of the dynamic duo of Thompson and Sledge made the cover of ESPN: The Magazine's Pre-Season edition (picture not available), showing that ESPN loves the idea of Las Vegas having a good football team. Of course, that won't happen this season. (By the way, Thompson, purple's not your colour.) Redshirt senior Chris Henshaw leads the way at 70 OVR, and has 90 AWR... and not a lot else. He's a solid passer, especially for the Pac-10, but 72 THP and 70 THA are not the best ratings in the world. The sophomore Phillip Spicer is 68 OVR and should be good for the Lightning over the next 3 seasons he's there; he'll have to be, he's the best they've got (at least for now). An 80 OVR freshman fullback, two impact receivers and an 80 OVR tight end round out the skill positions. The defense hasn't got that much skill, as it's not their specialty, but there's a few bright spots. 65 OVR cornerback Mike Brown is good enough for most Pac-10 offenses, while the 2nd and 3rd cornerbacks, free safety and strong safety for the Lightning are all 56 OVR or above, meaning their defensive backs aren't that bad. Still, Las Vegas is gonna need to outgun some teams. Should be some fireworks in Sin City this season. Schedule:
Projections: A solid offensive line means everything in this conference. A coach with experience helps. dshban: 4th in Pac-10, middle-tier bowl EA: 10th in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Los Angeles Devils: It would be a horrible pun to say that the Devils are in hell, and they aren't really but I really should have thought about this sentence before starting it. Alright, let's try again. Los Angeles is in a bit of a pickle. They don't have a specialty. They're balanced, so they're solid all-around. But will their lack of specialty hurt them in this conference full of high-octane passing sides and knock-your-balls-off defensive units? The offense is quite solid, possibly a bit too good for a balanced team. 68 OVR senior quarterback John Green is steady with 88 AWR, and although he won't be going anywhere (52 SPD) his arm makes up for it (74 THP, 72 THA). Perry Sapp, the redshirt junior, is 65 OVR and stronger than most of the offensive linemen on his team. That'll come in handy, I'm sure. Two impact receivers for the Devils, with Cedric Johnson (70 OVR) and Zach Poole (62 OVR). Not that every other team doesn't have at least one of those. A nice tight end and a reasonable offensive line finish up the offense for Los Angeles. The defense isn't that bad, either. They're anchored by the fastest man in the Pac-10, Bryan Adams. The sophomore cornerback has 91 SPD, which is going to look like 101 SPD vs this crappy conference. (Well, it's true! Sorry if I insulted anyone.) 65 OVR Damon Long is a reasonable outside linebacker too, with 70 SPD. Overall, Los Angeles doesn't look that bad. The Devils might not be in hell for too long. Schedule:
Projections: Good enough offense to beat the bad defenses. Good enough defense to beat the bad offenses. Good enough to come third. dshban: 3rd in Pac-10, middle-tier bowl EA: 9th in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Orange County Crush: Ah, finally, I'm allowed to be mean to a team. The OC sucks. Not the show. I liked that. The team is the one that does the sucking, although Rachel Bilson... let's not go there. This is a PG dynasty. Orange County is a default cupcake created team, meaning that they suck, basically. They're user-controlled (as in I'll actually be playing with them), which I'm sure will help somewhat, but dshban's minimal stick skills aren't enough to make up for the fact that the roster is just horrible. If there was one word to describe the offense, I would use 'eugh'. It's just 'eugh', all-around. 52 OVR redshirt sophomore quarterback Jack Burnsides (eugh) is dead slow, doesn't know what he's doing, and can't throw to save his life. Well, he's not that bad at throwing. And he's 6'1. Which helps. The Nicks, Foster and Williams, are the backups there. Impact halfback Kelvin Summers has 72 SPD, and is a sophomore. Looks good so far! Oh, wait, he's 59 OVR. Oh, wait, he may as well be running behind some sticks. Blunt sticks. Eugh. But, hey, look, an impact receiver in Marcus Evans! With a whole... 72 SPD. And he's 59 OVR too. Eugh. Alright, enough of this crap. The defense isn't as crap, I suppose. Two of the three highest rated players on the team are at defensive tackle, with Wayne Hodge (65 OVR) and Wes Wilcox (62 OVR). Looks like we'll be having a pass rush from the defensive tackle position! (Pause for laughs.) Yeah, that wouldn't happen if they were 99 OVR. Linebackers - eugh. 'Nuff said. Jimmy Hendrix is playing cornerback. I don't know why. Oh, wait, I do - he's 65 OVR, has 76 SPD, and is an impact player. But, of course, he's a senior, so we'll lose him at the end of the year. Effing great. Two reasonable safeties round out the team. So, as you can see, Orange County sucks. Look for the Crush to get crushed this season. Schedule:
Projections: We suck. dshban: 10th in Pac-10 EA: 8th in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Phoenix Fire: The Fire are underrated. No, I don't mean they're not expected to do well and might (well, that's possible), but I mean I didn't really rate them high enough. Well, you can look at it that way. Or, you can see the glass as half-full, and see a young team with some potential to be good in the next two years. They've got two experienced coaches at the helm, (and not just in fake football), and surely a team in Arizona in the Pac-10 won't disappoint! 72, 72, 72, 72. Thus reads the skill positions' overall ratings of the Phoenix offense. Junior quarterback Dustin Noel - 72 OVR, with 68 SPD. (His backup has 78 SPD - no lack of wheels from the Fire QB position.) Impact sophomore halfback Josh Battle - 72 OVR, with 80 SPD. Not half bad. Impact junior wide receiver Ryan Williamson - 72 OVR, with 80 SPD. Again, not half bad. Redshirt junior tight end, Robert Davis - 72 OVR, with 70 SPD and he can block, too. And then a 78 OVR fullback. Not that bad. Not that bad at all. But you wanna talk about bad? Let me show you the Phoenix defense. 65 and 62 OVR defensive tackles, which would be a bright spot on Orange County (and is), is crap here. Which I think would compliment the Phoenix defense, so I take it back. I just want to insult my team some more. In fact... wait a second... Phoenix's defense is almost exactly the same as Orange County's! Great work, dshban, way to change the ratings! Idiot. Anywho, apart from all that Jazz (wait, this isn't Salt Lake, who are in Utah, where the Jazz play. I don't know what the Jazz plays, but good luck to them. Score those points!), Phoenix looks... about average for this conference. Are they playing with fire, or can I think of a different pun? Schedule:
Projections: Can they set the world alight? No. Can they do better than my guess? Probably. We'll see. dshban: 9th in Pac-10 EA: 7th in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Portland Sharks: If you go to Portland's roster, and look at "ALL", things look great for the Sharks. It reads: 80 OVR, 80 OVR, 80 OVR, 76 OVR, 68 OVR, 65 OVR. But then it drops a tad. The 50's. The 40's. What I'm trying to say here is that Portland is very top heavy. They're the opposite of, say, Los Angeles, where everyone's alright. With Portland, you're either really good, or really bad. Can this unbalanced nature vault the Sharks to the top of this new Pac-10, or will it come back to bite them? 80 OVR. 68 SPD. 90 AWR. 78 THP. 76 THA. On paper, Lance Gaddis looks great. But he's a Texas Tech quarterback, basically. He's got no help from his running game - the starter, Quentin McAfee, is 59 OVR. His blockers are poor, at best, although they're alright for Pac-10 standards, I suppose. Targets? That he's OK with - two impact receivers in Darren McGee (80 OVR) and Charlie Brown (good grief, 76 OVR). They've both got wheels, too - 82 and 86 SPD, respectively. And then Nicholas Flamel, the It's another story of good offense, bad defense. The defense is anything but top heavy - every starter is in the 50's in overall rating, with the exception of 3. Impact cornerback Sean Thomas is one, at 65 OVR - but he's nothing special in a league full of impact CBs. The other two are defensive ends, but they're at the other end (48 and 44 OVR, respectively). Kicker James McCarthy is 65 OVR. That's irrelevant. Portland should be alright, I reckon. They're a bit of a mixed bag - they could use their high-octane passing game to vault to the top straight away, or the lack of blocking might hinder their charge and send them to the deep depths of the Pac-10. Is there blood in the water? (I'm sorry, I can't help myself. The puns are so easy - I feel like I'm working for E!SPN!) Schedule:
Projections: If football was poker, Portland would be going all-in. What's gonna happen? Depends how they play their cards. dshban: 5th in Pac-10, lower-tier bowl EA: 6th in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Sacramento Golden Bears: Sacramento is kind of like their brethren in strong passing, Portland. They've got a great passing game, obviously. But their defense is only just alright. The Golden Bears are hoping to set the Pac-10 alight with the deep ball, but will they be mauled before they can catch that golden fish known as the BCS bid? (What the hell does that even mean?) Redshirt sophomore and 80 OVR? Patrick Williams has a reason to be 1st team All-Pac-10. If I had to put money on it, I'd say he's gonna be the first New Pac-10 player to make it to Madden - but we're living in the now, and he's got a heck of an arm. The best in the conference, most likely, with 87 THP and 86 THA. He's got two solid wide-outs to throw to, too, in Kelvin Davis and Mark Cantrell (both impact players, 80 and 74 OVR respectively). His running game won't be of much help, as Dom McGuinness is only 65 OVR, but a 78 OVR tight end will help. Another team, another crap defense. 65 and 62 OVR defensive tackles? Been there, done that. 65 OVR impact cornerback? Yawn. Seen it. Reasonable safeties? Again. Woo. Sacramento, you're boring me. I'm wrapping up, I'm tired. The Golden Bears could do alright this season. But are they good enough? Insert pun here. Schedule:
Projections: Redshirt sophomore Patrick Williams has a strong arm, but it's not strong enough to carry the whole team. dshban: 7th in Pac-10 EA: 5th in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Salt Lake Blackbirds: Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! A GOOD DEFENSE! Salt Lake comes as a breath of fresh air to me, as I'm just sick of writing about crappy defenses. Instead, I get to write about an inadequate offense! Yay, me! If it's coaching you're worried about, Blackbird wise... you're an idiot. Jake Blues, brother of Eastern Kentucky's Elwood, has the pedigree to make it possibly two Blues Brothers in the Utopia Dynasty HOF. But can his team get him there, or will the wings fall off this bird? Salt Lake has as good of a defense as Orange County does. Really, that's 'nuff said. 52 OVR quarterback Henry Nicholson is slow, and can throw OK, but not that great. And then there's two Fosters behind him. And not the beer. Australians don't actually drink Fosters, BTW. 1st All-Pac-10 halfback Jesse Matthews is probably there just because of the workload he's gonna get, not his ability. He's 59 OVR, and a sophomore, but the Blues Brothers like to run the ball so he should be alright when facing Pac-10 competition, at least. 59 OVR impact receiver? OK, that's enough of that. The offensive line needs some help - a lot of help. A good defense! Finally! It made me very happy to see those higher numbers on defenders. 68 OVR defensive end? Yay! 78 OVR defensive tackle? Woo hoo! 78 OVR impact cornerback? Yee-haw! Salt Lake's gonna rely on their defense to keep them in games, definitely. If this was real-life, I'd even say that they're gonna score more on defense than on offense. But that's really quite ridiculous, so that won't happen. Anywho, overall. Salt Lake is good. To a point. Their solid defense is only going to carry them so far. You can't just hope your defense keeps stopping the other team's offense until you can just kick it in from a yard away or something. The offense is going to need to step up, or someone's gonna swoop and take Salt Lake's possible spot at the top. Schedule:
Projections: Coaching? Got it. Defense? Got it. Offense? Not so much. And that's quite important. dshban: 6th in Pac-10 EA: 4th in Pac-10 _________________________________________ San Diego Knights: You might be saying to yourself right now, "but dshban, San Diego has a good defense and a bad offense too, but you're picking them to come first! What the hell is wrong with you?" More than likely, you're not saying that, but work with me here. San Diego's defense is just as good as Salt Lake's. But the offense is ever so slightly better. And I think that might push the Knights over the top and to the top of the Kingdom known as the Pac-10. We saw the offense of 72's in Phoenix. Now, meet the offense of 59's in San Diego! Redshirt senior quarterback Derek Southall is 59 OVR. Junior halfback Obadiah Howell is 59 OVR. Impact receiver C.J. Cavka, a sophomore, is 59 OVR (although the #1 WR on the team, Joel Motte, is 62 OVR. It works better if we ignore him.) And, maybe that's about it. But it worked in my head. Still, it's better than Salt Lake's offense, and that's why I didn't pick the Blackbirds at the top. The Knights' offense might just be good enough. Maybe the Salt Lake defense is just mildly better than San Diego's. Still, a 78 OVR right outside linebacker in Brian Marcus and an impact 78 OVR sophomore cornerback aren't people you argue with on that point. Solid players everywhere else, too, make the Knights my team to beat this year. Sure, I might not have much to go on. But I know this - they've got the coach in X.Q. Jackson. They've got the defense. And - in my opinion - San Diego's got a good enough offense to win the Pac-10 and go BCS bowling. Of course, they could end up coming last and making me look like an idiot, you never know. Schedule:
Projections: Coaching? Got it. Defense? Got it. Offense? Good enough. Sorry to keep comparing them to Salt Lake... but it's close. Knights are better than Mormons, me thinks. dshban: 1st in Pac-10, BCS Bowl EA: 3rd in Pac-10 _________________________________________ San Francisco Generals: San Francisco is an interesting case. Their specialty is running the ball. Everyone in the backfield of the Generals offense has 72 SPD or above. So they're fast, compared to most Pac-10 defenses at least. But will they capitalise on this? Better yet, will their offensive line make the holes needed for them to capitalise on this? Can the Generals fight their way to the top, or will they be stuck fighting a war they know they can't win? 2nd team All-Pac-10? I don't neccessarily agree with it, but it's what Travis Schmidt's got. He's also got 74 SPD, which I'm more a fan of. His arm is below average, even for this conference - 65 THP, 62 THA - but it won't matter so much if defenses can't catch him. And you don't need a strong arm to hand it off to an 80 OVR running back. Impact halfback Eugene Bradford, a sophomore who is 1st team All-Pac-10, and fullback Aaron Jones, a true freshman who is 2nd team All-Pac-10, make up two 80 OVR backs for the Generals. They're both strong, and fast, and I think they just might have to carry the team. Joe King is an impact receiver on a team that loves to run the ball. Nice work there, buddy boy. The offensive line is alright. The defense is nothing special. Then again, it's not that bad, because everyone with the exception of two has a bad defense. So those bad offenses might not matter so much. Anyways. 65 OVR sophomore cornerback (ANOTHER ONE?!?) Jay Pearson leads the defensive unit. There's a guy called Jay on Pirate Master. That show sucks. Thank heavens it got canned. Well, it's only online now. Which is funny. Ha ha, Mark Burnett, no more money for you from Survivor with Pirates! Back to football now. San Francisco, as I said, is interesting. If they can get their running game to work, they could be BCS bowling. If there's no holes, their offense - and team - won't go anywhere. I'm guessing they'll be somewhere in the middle. Well, maybe 2nd. Schedule:
Projections: The running game is good enough to get them bowling, but the defense isn't good enough to get them BCS bowling. dshban: 2nd in Pac-10, middle-tier bowl EA: 2nd in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Seattle Bulldogs: You wanna talk about Playoffs? No? Well, how about top heavyness? There we go. Seattle's "ALL" list is extremely top heavy. 82 OVR, 80 OVR... 12 point drop. Then another 3. Those two great players? Running backs, of course. Seattle, it figures, is a running team. No Shaun Alexander, but still a strong guy. It's just the rest of the team that's worrying. There'll be no shortage of attempts, we know that - but another pourous defense could be costly. Another speedy backfield, this time with every player above 74 SPD. Quarterback Jeremiah Hall has 78 SPD - the second fastest player on the team! If I'd have gone by my logic of fastest players return kicks, he's be back there for kickoffs! But I'm not that stupid. Hall can't pass that well - 70 THP, 68 THA - but again, who needs to throw when they can't catch you? Marvin Booker is the fastest player on the team without being a speed back. The sophomore impact halfback is 80 OVR, with 80 SPD and 80 STR. Nice. Sophomore fullback Josh King is 82 OVR? Nice. Running behind the strongest player in the Pac-10, right tackle Drew Carpenter? Niiice. The defense is, again, average. It's the same old story - 65 and 62 OVR defensive tackles, 65 OVR impact cornerback, reasonably alright safeties, yadda yadda. No-one cares about that. On to the final part. It's tricky to predict how the Bulldogs are gonna do. One part of me wants to put them up with San Francisco. Another part wants them down the bottom, because the Navy offense isn't going to work. They slot in nicely at 8th, but don't be surprised if they do better... or worse. Schedule:
Projections: They could be much better than this... although I think EA's prediction of 1st may be a bit much. dshban: 8th in Pac-10 EA: 1st in Pac-10 _________________________________________ Pac-10 Projections: EA: 1. Seattle 2. San Francisco 3. San Diego 4. Salt Lake 5. Sacramento 6. Portland 7. Phoenix 8. Orange County 9. Los Angeles 10. Las Vegas dshban: 1. San Diego 2. Las Vegas 3. Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 5. Portland 6. Salt Lake 7. Sacramento 8. Seattle 9. Phoenix 10. Orange County |
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08-01-2007, 05:33 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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PRE-SEASON: NCAA Preview
2007 PRESEASON NATIONAL RANKINGS Code:
1. Michigan 2. Louisiana State 3. Florida 4. Texas 5. West Virginia 6. Wisconsin 7. Oklahoma 8. Virginia Tech 9. Arkansas 10. Louisville 11. Ohio State 12. Auburn 13. Nebraska 14. Tennessee 15. Penn State 16. Georgia 17. Rutgers 18. Florida State 19. Texas Christian 20. Boise State 21. Texas A&M 22. Boston College 23. Hawaii 24. Georgia Tech 25. Notre Dame 26. South Florida 27. Miami (FL) 28. South Carolina 29. Wake Forest 30. Alabama 31. Texas Tech 32. Oklahoma State 33. Missouri 34. Clemson 35. Kentucky 36. Maryland 37. Iowa 38. Brigham Young 39. Purdue 40. Kansas State 41. Utah 42. Cincinnati 43. Minnesota 44. Southern Mississippi 45. Illinois 46. North Carolina State 47. Pittsburgh 48. Virginia 49. Colorado 50. Michigan State 51. Kansas 52. Mississippi State 53. Vanderbilt 54. Navy 55. Mississippi 56. Indiana 57. Northwestern 58. Houston 59. Connecticut 60. Marshall 61. North Carolina 62. Tulsa 63. New Mexico 64. Wyoming 65. Nevada 66. Central Michigan 67. Syracuse 68. San Diego State 69. Southern Methodist 70. San Jose State 71. Western Michigan 72. Texas-El Paso 73. Iowa State 74. Fresno State 75. Memphis 76. Baylor 77. Central Florida 78. Colorado State 79. Ohio 80. Northern Illinois 81. Rice 82. East Carolina 83. Air Force 84. Miami (OH) 85. Toledo 86. Kent State 87. Alabama-Birmingham 88. Nevada-Las Vegas 89. Akron 90. New Mexico State 91. Troy 92. Bowling Green 93. Tulane 94. Ball State 95. Arkansas State 96. Army 97. Florida Atlantic 98. Middle Tennessee State 99. Duke 100. Louisiana-Lafayette 101. Louisiana-Monroe 102. Louisiana Tech 103. North Texas 104. Utah State 105. Buffalo 106. Idaho 107. Florida International 108. Temple 109. Eastern Michigan 110. SEATTLE 111. SAN FRANCISCO 112. SAN DIEGO 113. SALT LAKE 114. SACRAMENTO 115. PORTLAND 116. PHOENIX 117. ORANGE COUNTY 118. LOS ANGELES 119. LAS VEGAS FIRST TEAM Code:
Offense QB, Patrick Williams, Sacramento HB, Jesse Matthews, Salt Lake HB, Eugene Bradford, San Francisco WR, Jerry Garrett, Las Vegas WR, A.J. Diles, Seattle TE, Joe Shaw, Sacramento LT, Marcus Ryan, Sacramento LG, Vernon McCray, Phoenix C, George Sanders, Seattle RG, David Maxwell, Seattle RT, Patrick Hall, Sacramento Defense LE, Leon Haley, Sacramento RE, John Russ, Seattle DT, Ricky Larkins, Las Vegas DT, Larry Jackson, Seattle LOLB, Richard Griffin, Phoenix MLB, Brandon Foster, Portland ROLB, Cory Williams, San Francisco CB, Sean Thomas, Portland CB, Michael Winbush, Seattle FS, Larry Avery, Seattle SS, Daniel Hawkins, Los Angeles Special teams K, Marcus Waters, Orange County P, Ben Davis, Portland Code:
Offense QB, Travis Schmidt, San Francisco FB, Aaron Jones, San Francisco FB, Cedric Butler, Las Vegas WR, Darren McGee, Portland WR, Eric Jacques, Salt Lake TE, Tim Cobbs, Sacramento LT, Patrick Nash, Phoenix LG, Jonathan Wilson, Seattle C, Shawn Griffin, Phoenix RG, James Brooks, Los Angeles RT, Brian Turner, Orange County Defense LE, Brandon Hobbs, Los Angeles RE, Carlos Douglas, Los Angeles DT, Pete Mitchell, Las Vegas DT, Cameron Smith, Phoenix LOLB, Willie Willis, Las Vegas MLB, Tyjuan White, Phoenix ROLB, Matt Cleveland, Seattle CB, Sam Martinez, Sacramento CB, Jimmy Hendrix, Orange County FS, Bandof Brothers, Los Angeles SS, Tyler Simpson, Las Vegas Special teams K, David Burnett, Las Vegas P, Blake Brown, Sacramento Code:
1. Florida 2. Ohio State 3. Penn State 4. Louisiana State 5. Tennessee 6. Michigan 7. Notre Dame 8. Texas 9. Oklahoma 10. Wisconsin 11. Florida State 12. Louisville 13. Virginia Tech 14. Texas A&M 15. Georgia 16. Nebraska 17. Auburn 18. West Virginia 19. Alabama 20. Syracuse 21. Boise State 22. Iowa 23. South Carolina 24. Texas Tech 25. Arkansas |
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Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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AROUND THE PAC-10
Sacramento wins Pac-10 opener; Knights shut out in Arkansas The first ever game in New Pac-10 history was a 21-9 decision to Sacramento, giving the Golden Bears the first ever win for the New Pac-10 in their home stadium named, "The Forest." An 86 yard interception return by middle linebacker Charlie Kellner and two touchdowns passing were the scores for Sacramento, while the Devils had a field goal in the second quarter and a touchdown run in the fourth, with a failed 2 point conversion. Part of LA's problem may have been their passing; quarterback John Green threw 57 times for 284 yards, but had 4 interceptions. Patrick Williams of the Golden Bears performed better, throwing 44 times for 319 yards, with 2 TDs and 2 INTs. Perry Sapp, halfback of the Devils, gained 85 yards and a TD on 14 carries, while the Golden Bears lost 5 yards total rushing (starting HB: 3 yards on 3 carries, QB: 6 for -8). Wide receiver Cedric Johnson of Los Angeles had sore hands after the game, and rightly so; he had 16 receptions for 120 yards. On the other side, second WR Mark Centrell had 11 grabs for 101 yards, while starter Kelvin Davis had 3 catches for 139 yards and a touchdown. 6 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss and 2 sacks was the stat-line for left outside linebacker Damon Long of the Devils, while Golden Bears middle linebacker Charlie Kellner had the aforementioned INT returned for a TD, along with 6 tackles, a TFL and a forced fumble. Kellner was later announced NCAA and Pac-10 defensive player of the week for his efforts. A 23 yard pass from Henry Nicholson to Eric Jacques gave Salt Lake their only score of the game in a 38-7 drubbing at real team rivals Utah. The Utes had 370 yards passing in the win, while the Blackbirds could only manage 66 yards passing in response. Nicholson passed for a touchdown and 2 interceptions for Salt Lake, while halfback Jesse Matthews ran for 38 yards on 14 attempts. It was his backup, Lamont Coley, who outperformed him though as he gained 40 yards on just 8 rushes, for a 5.0 ypc. WR Jacques had 5 receptions for 33 yards and a touchdown, while free safety Bandof Brothers and cornerback Sean Rust both had interceptions. Portland kept it close but could only make it 38-21 at the buzzer, losing to Idaho at the Kibbie Dome. The Vandals scored 35 unanswered points in the first half, and while Portland came back with 3 touchdown passes in the second half, it wasn't enough for the Sharks to pull out the victory. Quarterback Lance Gaddis had a terrific game, slicing up the Idaho defense for 416 yards and 3 touchdowns, with only one pick. He threw 48 times, and was named Pac-10 offensive player of the week. Rushing wise, Portland gained 12 yards, including 7 from their starter, while three Sharks had 6 receptions or more - starting wide out Darren McGee had 6 receptions for 166 yards and 2 touchdowns, tight end Nicholas Flamel had 8 grabs for 125 yards, while (good grief) Charlie Brown had 10 catches for 51 yards. Left outside linebacker Justin Gray had 9 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss, a sack and a forced fumble. The close scoreline came at a cost though; the Sharks lost third wide receiver Tyler Parrish for 3 weeks due to a sprained elbow, with 52 OVR true frosh Jovon Murphy to replace him, while 65 OVR starting left tackle Gabe Williams had a high ankle sprain and will be out for 4 weeks. Williams will be replaced by 52 OVR Mike Andrews. In Athens, it was a 14-35 loss for Seattle. The Bulldogs led 7-0 midway through the first, but allowed 35 unanswered points from that point onwards as Ohio was victorious. (They obviously weren't in Athens, Greece.) Starting quarterback Jeremiah Hall went 6 of 12 for 14 yards and an interception, and was pulled for backup Clay Austin who went 3 of 8 for 49 yards. Super sophomore halfback Marvin Booker gained 141 yards and 2 touchdowns on 25 carries in a superb effort, while QB Hall had 37 yards rushing. Defensive tackle Julian James was the leader on defense with 8 tackles, 2 tackles for a loss and a sack for Seattle but the Bulldogs could not win in Ohio. My prediction of San Diego coming first in the Pac-10 looked a bit stupid when they lost 31-0 to Arkansas State at "The Round Table" in San Diego, CA. (Like the name?) The Indians had 219 yards and 2 touchdowns passing from their starting quarterback, along with 96 yards and a TD from their backup. In reply, Derek Southall of the Knights went 17 of 31 for 96 yards. (But no picks!) Arky State's halfback ran for 168 yards and a TD - in comparison, halfback Obadiah Howell had 32 yards on 9 attempts for San Diego. Starting wide receiver Joel Motte had 9 receptions for 58 yards, while the supposedly strong defense didn't do so well on the scoreboard but did alright stat wise - right outside linebacker Brian Marcus had 14 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss and a sack, while LOLB John Morris and right defensive end Joe Washington both had 8 tackles, 2 tackles for a loss and a sack, respectively. Cornerback Seth Stephens had a pick for the Knights. San Francisco kept it close at San Fran Base but couldn't get enough lotion (or something) as they lost to Houston, 21-16. Three field goals by the Generals gave them a 9-7 lead at the main break, but two touchdown passes by the Cougars in the third gave them the win. 3 touchdowns and 222 yards passing for the Houston QB, while Travis Schmidt of San Francisco went 10 of 22 for 90 yards and 2 picks. Halfback Eugene Bradford gained 101 yards and a TD on 26 carries, while the defensive standout was Generals cornerback Jay Pearson, who had 5 tackles, 2 tackles for a loss and a sack in the Houston victory, meaning the New Pac-10 went 1-5 in their first week ever playing football (although, taking out games where they played each other, they went 0-4). WEEK 1 RESULTS Sacramento 21, Los Angeles 9 Utah 38, Salt Lake 7 Idaho 38, Portland 21 Ohio 35, Seattle 14 Arkansas State 31, San Diego 0 Houston 21, San Francisco 16 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense — Lance Gaddis, QB, Portland (32-48, 416 yards, 3 TD, Int) Defense — Charlie Kellner, MLB, Sacramento (6 Tkls, TFL, Int, FF, TD) PAC-10 STANDINGS
IN-SEASON RECRUITING Everyone's doing OK Melbourne, AUS. (AP) — There's not a lot to comment on in Week 2 of recruiting on current-gen. No-one's lost anyone. No-one went down on any lists, and everyone at least had two guys that moved them up their lists. Each team has five targets, and each target has 20 points on them. This'll be more updated when something actually happens, me thinks.
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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ORANGE COUNTY SIM RECAP
The OC's only score... a safety?!? In 55-2 loss to Fresno Orange County, CA. -- Two freezes was enough for dshban. The first time dshban tried to play Fresno State at Orange County, the game froze in the second quarter. The second time, he made it to mid-way through the fourth before the freeze. Third time a charm? We'll never know, as dshban couldn't be bothered to play the game again and instead simmed the game. Fresno State was victorious, of course, 55-2. Yes, 2. The OC only scored 2 points in the game, a safety by defensive tackle Wayne Hodge in the first quarter. Apart from that, it was all Fresno, with their quarterback passing for 231 yards and 3 touchdowns, while running for one more. Orange County's Jack Burnsides went 9 of 24 for 53 yards and 4 interceptions - a lot better than when dshban was playing, as then Burnsides threw 8 picks. (dshban sucks at NCAA.) Halfback Kelvin Summers gained 33 yards on 17 attempts, which actually isn't that bad, considering how badly Summers was running in the 2nd game (13 rushes for 4 yards, I believe). Impact wide receiver Marcus Evans had 6 receptions for 42 yards in the sim game. Two defenders stood out for the OC - right outside linebacker Omar Anderson, who had 7 tackles, 3 tackles for a loss and a sack, while Wayne Hodge had 7 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss, 2 sacks and the aforementioned safety. Hodge did all this despite injuring himself in the fourth quarter (I presume) with a torn hamstring - he'll be out for 7 weeks. Damn it. There goes our tied-for-best player on the team. AROUND THE PAC-10 Salt Lake wins with backup QB; Lightning strikes UNLV in cross-town rivalry On Thursday night, Salt Lake took on Florida International at the Blackbird's Nest, in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Blackbirds took a hit before the game even started, with starting quarterback Henry Nicholson being suspended for 3 games due to an altercation at his apartment in which the police were called over the weekend (which weekend?), while backup defensive tackle Tyler Preston was suspended for one week after being late for team practice. Despite this, Salt Lake was victorious! Free safety Bandof Brothers had an interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter, sparking a 30-0 first half for the Blackbirds as they went on to win, 30-21. Backup quarterback Drew Foster performed admirably, passing for 52 yards and 2 touchdowns, with one interception. Well, the important thing is he won the game for Salt Lake. FIU's halfback rushed for 180 yards and a touchdown, and while Salt Lake halfback Lamont Coley rushed for 34 yards and had a touchdown receiving (by the way, he's the backup... what the hell?), which wasn't a lot, it helped. Obviously. Duh. The main reason the Blackbirds won, though, probably, was the 6 interceptions thrown by the FIU quarterback. Three of thise picks were by the aforementioned FS Bandof Brothers, who returned one for a touchdown - Brothers was the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Week. Right defensive end Kareem Ruud had 9 tackles, 2 tackles for a loss, a sack and a forced fumble in the Salt Lake triumph. Defensive captain Devin Swaggert was suspended by San Francisco before their game against Army. Swaggert will miss 2 games. The Generals could quite possibly miss him, too, as they lost 35-25 to the Black Knights. Travis Schmidt, quarterback of San Francisco, passed for 187 yards and ran for 49 yards, along with 2 touchdowns. Eugene Bradford gained 118 yards and a touchdown for the Generals, while they allowed 145 yards rushing and a TD by the Army halfback. John Brooks, the middle linebacker replacing the suspended Devin Swaggert, led San Francisco with 7 tackles, 2 tackles for a loss, a sack and a forced fumble, but couldn't lead the Generals to the win. In Seattle, Washington, at "The Kennel", the Bulldogs of Seattle lost to the UL Monroe Warhawks, 42-31. Seattle led early, with a touchdown pass by quarterback Jeremiah Hall, followed by a 67 yard TD run by Hall, but the Warhawks scored 28 points in the second half to get the win. Hall passed for 61 yards, one TD and one INT, while rushing for 125 yards and 2 touchdowns on just 12 attempts. Starting halfback Marvin Booker gained 154 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries - in comparison, UL Monroe's halfback ran for 156 yards and 2 touchdowns on 15 rushes. Willie Weiss, left defensive end of the Bulldogs, had 5 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss, 2 sacks and a forced fumble in the Seattle loss. A cross-town battle ended in an upset as Las Vegas defeated UNLV at the MGM Bowl in Las Vegas, Nevada, 24-17 in overtime. UNLV scored 17 points in the first three quarters, and looked like running away with it. But two touchdown passes from quarterback Chris Henshaw to wide receiver Jerry Garrett and a field goal tied it up at 17-17 with 2:10 to go in the ball game, and we were headed to overtime. Henshaw connected with Garrett for a third time in the first possession of OT, for Las Vegas, and then the Lightning stopped UNLV on fourth down to get their first win of the season (and indeed, ever). Chris Henshaw passed for 196 yards and 3 touchdowns, all three of which went to Jerry Garrett - who had 9 receptions for 148 yards, and ended up as the Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Week. Lightning free safety Justin Heard had 10 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss and 2 sacks in the win. Phoenix didn't fare as well as Las Vegas did, losing 24-14 to rivals New Mexico State at the Flaming Shoe in Phoenix, Arizona (the stadium is horseshoe shaped. Thus, the name). Strong safety Elton Harris was suspended for 2 games before the game, for academic reasons. He may have helped as the Aggies threw two touchdown passes in the victory - their quarterback passed for 372 yards, but also threw 2 picks. Phoenix quarterback Dustin Noel had 145 yards and a touchdown passing, while halfback Josh Battle gained 51 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. Wide receiver Ryan Williamson had 71 yards and a TD receiving, while left defensive end Aaron McCargo was the best on the defensive side of the ball for the Fire with 6 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss and 2 sacks. The loss came at a bigger cost, too, with free safety Jamaal Minor suffering a torn groin (out for 10 weeks) and fullbacl Darryl Stokes having a high ankle sprain (5 weeks). Remember, coaches, you can apply for medical redshirts by PMing me. Backup halfback Kevin Wheatley was suspended for 3 games before Portland hosted rival Wyoming, for getting into a fight at practice. Does a backup halfback really matter for a passing team? Obviously not, as Portland defeated Wyoming, 42-35, at the Aquarium in Portland, Oregon. Lance Gaddis threw for 261 yards, 2 touchdowns and an interception, while backup Josh Martinez came in in the second half and threw for 242 yards and 3 touchdowns. Not bad. Sadly, Martinez came in because Gaddis was injured for a week with a hip pointer. While the Sharks defense allowed 331 yards passing and 125 yards rushing, with a grand total of 5 touchdowns combined, Darren McGee, Portland's wide receiver, made up the deficit with 180 yards receiving on 18 catches, with 1 touchdown. Charlie Brown had 157 yards and 2 touchdowns receiving on 9 receptions, while Nicholas Flamel had 117 yards and a TD - a very nice day out for the tight end. Halfback Quentin McAfee also had 33 yards receiving and a touchdown, to go along with his massive 15 yards on the ground. Middle linebacker Stephen Lane had 9 tackles, 3 tackles for a loss, a sack and an interception for the Sharks. Helped by the suspension of starting wide receiver and kick returner Zach Poole for the first half, the Los Angeles Devils were thrashed by the San Jose Spartans, 34-0, at Infernus Arena in LA. 27 points in the first half gave the Spartans the upper hand early, and they never relinquished, throwing 2 touchdown passes and running for 2 more. Los Angeles quarterback John Green threw 4 interceptions in the loss, while halfback Perry Sapp gained 35 yards on 10 carries. He needed the ball more, me thinks. The suspended Zach Poole still managed to have 4 receptions for 12 yards in his only half of play, while two defenders stood out for the Devils - left outside linebacker Damon Long (10 tackles, 2 tackles for a loss, sack) and middle linebacker Terrence Bowers (10 tackles, 3 tackles for a loss, sack). True freshman defensive tackle Austin Baker broke his tibia in the game, and will be out for 8 weeks. San Diego's defense was miserable against San Diego State as the Aztecs defeated their rivals, the Knights, at QUALCOMM Stadium (trademark), 59-7. The Knights' only score was on a 6 yard touchdown run in the third quarter, but apart from that it was all Aztecs as San Diego State passed for 313 yards and 5 touchdowns along with rushing for 132 yards and 2 touchdowns (both starters). San Diego wasn't that bad on offense, passing for 169 yards and an INT, while rushing for 69 yards and a TD (both starters that is). OK, maybe it wasn't that great. I'm just used to the OC's horrible stats. Knights receiver C.J. Cavka had 7 receptions for 109 yards in a great effort, and right outside linebacker Brian Marcus had 8 tackles, but it wasn't enough as the Aztecs took the W. WEEK 2 RESULTS Salt Lake 30, FIU 21 Army 35, San Francisco 25 UL Monroe 42, Seattle 31 Las Vegas 24, UNLV 17 New Mexico State 24, Phoenix 14 Portland 42, Wyoming 35 Fresno State 55, Orange County 2 San Jose State 34, Los Angeles 0 San Diego State 59, San Diego 7 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense — Jerry Garrett, WR, Las Vegas (9 Rec, 148 Yds., 3 TD) Defense — Bandof Brothers, FS, Salt Lake (3 Tkls, 3 Int, TD) PAC-10 STANDINGS
IN-SEASON RECRUITING Still no losses, but some teams doing better than others Melbourne, AUS. (AP) — There's still not a lot to comment on, but if anyone can find something out of nothing... it's probably not me, but I'll do so anyways. Tell you what, I'll go team-by-team to show how they're doing. Las Vegas: Targets: 4-star RE, 3-star MLB, CB, LOLB, WR What's Goin' On: The most interested player, interestingly, is the right end Larry Ralph from Bakersfield, CA. Ralph has Las Vegas #1 over Wisconsin, South Carolina, Wake Forest and Georgia Tech, and didn't enjoy his visit to Wisky. I hear it's cold there. MLB Seth Williams out of Lovelock, NV. has the Lightning tied for #1 with Colorado, and on the up, while CB Jonathan Rouse from Rohnert Park, CA. has Las Vegas second and moving up behind... San Diego?!? Interesting. OLB Chris Tautofi from College Station, TX. has Las Vegas tied for first with Texas, while WR Danny Bodiford from Carmichael, CA. has the Lightning second, just behind Virginia Tech. Los Angeles: Targets: 4-star QB, 3-star HB, MLB, RE, LT What's Goin' On: Despite being at the bottom of the Pac-10, Los Angeles has three recruits naming them as outright favourites. QB Terrence Glover, he of the 4.49 forty, has the Devils first ahead of Florida, Miami and Florida State (Glover's from Gainesville, Florida). Halfback Stephen Lucas from Glendora, CA. has LA ahead of basically the whole WAC. MLB Lonnie Bray out of Anaheim, CA. has the Devils above San Francisco and three teams from the WAC. Jared Bass, the RE from North Logan, Utah, has Los Angeles behind Texas but ahead of some other Big 12 powerhouses, including Oklahoma, while LT Matt King from Citrus Heights, CA. has San Diego State at the top of his list followed by San Diego, Los Angeles, Fresno State and San Jose State. Orange County: Targets: 4-star FS, 3-star HB, QB, RT, MLB What's Goin' On: Free safety Brad McDuffie of Castro Valley, CA. is the best player the OC is targeting and thus is the least interested (makes sense in my head), with Boise State first ahead of Orange County, BYU, UNLV and aTm. Zach Hill, the halfback from Arcadia, CA. has the OC outright first ahead of Penn State, Duke and the entire WAC, while QB Joey Huff has the Crush first ahead of the whole WAC and Middle Tennessee State. Huff's from Rancho Cordova, CA. Right tackle Trey Washington, from Bakersfield, CA., has the OC tied for first with New Mexico State, while MLB J.B. Carlton from San Mateo, CA., has the OC outright second ahead of Georgia but behind BYU. Phoenix: Targets: 4-star LG, QB, 3-star MLB, LT, WR What's Goin' On: For some reason, Phoenix is targeting two four-stars, although it's probably bad for them as they're not as interested. Guard Mike Lewis out of West Helena, AR., has Phoenix second behind Louisville, while Johnny Jones, a quarterback from Ross Township, PA., has Phoenix third, behind Penn State and West Virginia. MLB Ryan Slater has the Fire second behind Texas (Slater's from Gainesville, TX.), while Greg Lilly, a left tackle from West Memphis, AR., has Phoenix third behind Texas and LSU. WR Dylan Smith, from West Hollywood, CA., has Phoenix tied for first with San Francisco. Portland: Targets: 4-star QB, 3-star MLB, LOLB, WR, ROLB What's Goin' On: Portland is doing very well in recruiting, being (technically) first with every recruit they're targeting. The #1 QB out of high school this year is apparently Blake Johnson, out of Athens, GA., and he has Portland tied for 1st with Tennessee. MLB Chad Davis, from Salmon Creek, WA., has Portland outright first above Michigan, while OLB Matt Dennis from Kailua, HI., has the Sharks tied for first with BYU. WR Nick Johnson has Portland tied for first with New Mexico State (Johnson's from Salinas, CA.), while Tariq Casey from Kaneohe Station, HI., has Portland outright first above Miami. Sacramento: Targets: 5-star SS, 3-star HB, LE, ROLB, RG What's Goin' On: One of only two five-star targets by the Pac-10 this in-season recruiting... season... is strong safety Jermaine Clay, from Lancaster, CA. It's not going too well. Clay has Sacramento tied for 3rd, technically, but they're realistically tied for last with Tennessee (both teams went down this week). Halfback Greg Reid from Casa de Oro, CA., has Sacramento tied for first but actually fourth, going by the list, while left defensive end Jordan Pittman from Cathedral City, CA. has the Golden Bears fourth as well (San Francisco is first). Luke Willis, the outside linebacker from Centerville, Utah, has Sacramento second behind Nebraska, while Xavier Motley, the right guard from Tustin, CA., also has the Golden Bears second, behind San Jose State. Salt Lake: Targets: 4-star HB, 3-star LT, LE, RT, SS What's Goin' On: Salt Lake is doing pretty well in recruiting after this week's win, with the most interested recruit in the Pac-10 looking at them and being in the top 2 of every recruit. Four-star halfback Eddie Bishop from Lake Jackson, TX., has Salt Lake tied for first with LSU, while left tackle Geoff Allen from Tulsa, OK., has Salt Lake second behind Oklahoma. Richard Finnerty, the left defensive end out of Raleigh Hills, OR., has Salt Lake way out in front for his services - he's the most interested recruit I saw on all the Pac-10 team lists. Rialto, CA.'s Tony Stewart, a right tackle, has Salt Lake tied for first with San Diego State, while strong safety Chaz Hayes (from Brownwood, TX.) has Salt Lake tied for first with Texas A&M. San Diego: Targets: 4-star HB, 3-star LOLB, CB, RT, LT What's Goin' On: The worst San Diego is doing with a recruit is fourth, being in that spot with #2 halfback in the country Jasper Massey, out of Killeen, TX. You could also say, though, that the Knights are tied for second with him. Ayo Bell, the left outside linebacker from Grandville, MI., has San Diego third behind Louisville and Michigan, while cornerback Jonathan Rouse from Rohnert Park, CA., has San Diego first ahead of Las Vegas. Right tackle Austin Hopkins (from Santa Clara, CA.) has San Diego tied for first with Navy, while left tackle Matt King out of Citrus Heights, CA., has the Knights second behind San Diego State but ahead of Los Angeles. San Francisco: Targets: 4-star QB, 3-star MLB, LE, CB, WR What's Goin' On: South Whittier, CA.'s Marcus Johnson is a quarterback who has San Francisco third behind New Mexico and Air Force, while middle linebakcer Lonnie Bray has the Generals second behind Los Angeles. Bray is from Anaheim, CA. Jordan Pittman (left end) of Cathedral City, CA. has San Fran first, with Sacramento in fourth, while cornerback Thomas Adams of Lynwood, CA. has San Fran second behind Hawaii. Wide receiver Dylan Smith, from West Hollywood, CA., has San Fran tied for first with Phoenix. Seattle: Targets: 5-star MLB, 3-star HB, RE, QB, SS What's Goin' On: The second of two five-stars targeted by the Pac-10, middle linebacker Mark Lewis from Ponca City, OK. has Seattle second, just behind Texas. In fact, every recruit targeted by Seattle has the Bulldogs second - halfback Josh Lewis from Twinsburg, OH., right defensive end Kenan Oliver from Oxford, OH., quarterback Zac Anderson from Jackson, MS., and strong safety Adam Dukes from Ironton, OH. |
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Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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 Left: (#78) Shawn Rogers is helpless as two Chippewas crush (#5) Jimmy Hendrix. Right: (#23) Thomas Robertson spins out of the way of a defender on his way to a - holy crap - positive gain. LEARNING A LESSON dshban's first game on NCAA '08 ends in 77-3 destruction Mount Pleasant, Mich. (AP) — Central Michigan, of all teams, taught dshban about the difficulties of playing in the Bowl Subdivision. The Chippewas scored 74 unanswered points in a massive 77-3 drubbing of Orange County, although it was looking quite close at one point. At the beginning of the second quarter, the score was only 7-0 in favour of Central Michigan. The Crush defense had forced a punt. Then came an amazing sight. The OC's first ever points scored came on a spectacular (for a team this crappy) 2:55, 16 play, 77 yard drive which was helped out by two roughing the passer calls on Central Michigan. The Crush passed for 40 yards on the drive, getting them to the 8 yard line. First and goal: quarterback Jack Burnsides scrambles, and runs for 7 yards. Second and goal: halfback Kelvin Summers runs into the pile, no gain. Third and goal: Summers loses two yards. Drat. Still, 3 points were scored when Marcus Waters slotted through a 20 yard field goal, putting the OC on the board! Hooray! That's where the scoring ended for the Crush. The rest of the quarter for the Chippewas: Touchdown pass. INT return for a TD. 21-3 at the half. OK, so that's not so bad. Not going to be a comeback from the OC, we suck too much, but not horrible. The third quarter begins. CMU ball. Touchdown. Touchdown. Touchdown. Touchdown. Three touchdowns in the final 1:04 of the quarter made the score 49-3 at the final break, and it was looking... well, not great, for the Crush. It's not like dshban expected a win, but the defense was doing so well before! Then, the fourth quarter came. Touchdown. Punt return touchdown, of all things. dshban was getting angry. "OK, I get the point," coach Max Laughton said his thoughts were. "You're up by 60 points. Kneel." But, of course, Central Michigan angered coach Laughton even more when they went 4-wide with under a minute left in the game (and with a 63-3 lead, mind you), with the play ending in a 62 yard touchdown run. It then got worse, with a pick with 15 seconds left in the game being taken back to the house. "That was disgusting," said coach Laughton. "What kind of coach runs up the score when up 60 FREAKING POINTS in the fourth quarter? Mark my words, sig this, whatever. Central Michigan is going to be destroyed by Orange County in the future. I guaran-damn-tee it." "And yes, I wanted the CPU to dive with the ball and just down it. I suppose that would be expecting too much of EA." So, it ended, at 77-3, mercifully. Orange County drops to 0-2 with the loss, and faces their first Pac-10 game ever next week when they host Portland. dshban's Report Card Passing: D- Catching: D Running: D- Tackling: C Covering: B OVERALL: C- CMU 77, THE OC 3 First quarter CMU: Banks 1 run (Ray kick), 2:05 Second quarter The OC: Waters 20 field goal, 3:02 CMU: Banks to Whitaker 71 pass (Ray kick), 2:00 CMU: Brown 63 interception return (Ray kick), 0:00 Third quarter CMU: Banks to Essex 12 pass (Ray kick), 3:25 CMU: Whitaker 2 run (Ray kick), 1:04 CMU: Whitaker 3 run (Ray kick), 0:51 CMU: Banks to Washington 11 pass (Ray kick), 0:03 Fourth quarter CMU: Lee to Pearson 34 pass (Ray kick), 5:00 CMU: Mayle 60 punt return (Ray kick), 2:51 CMU: Krieg 62 run (Ray kick), 0:45 CMU: McBride 46 interception return (Ray kick), 0:15 Code:
ORANGE COUNTY 0 3 0 0 — 3 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 7 14 28 28 — 77 ORANGE COUNTY CRUSH STATISTICS PASSING Cmp Att Yds TD Int Lg Sk Jack Burnsides 13 32 149 0 6 37 5 RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Lg Kelvin Summers 18 12 0.6 0 7 Thomas Robertson 3 4 1.3 0 3 Jack Burnsides 7 -30 -4.2 0 7 TOTALS 28 -14 -0.5 0 7 RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Marcus Evans 7 103 14.7 0 37 Kelvin Summers 2 2 1.0 0 4 Jeremy Kelly 2 21 10.5 0 13 Jamil Smith 1 11 11.0 0 11 Jimmy Hendrix 1 12 12.0 0 12 TOTALS 13 149 11.5 0 37 DEFENSE Tkl TFL Sk Int Wayne Hodge 4 2 1 0 Jimmy Hendrix 4 0 0 1 Omar Anderson 4 0 0 0 Oliver Harvey 4 0 0 0 Lawrence Henry 3 0 0 0 Raymond Sanchez 3 0 0 0 Kevin Barnes 2 0 0 0 Alan King 2 0 0 0 Marcus Evans 2 0 0 0 Jason Rivera 2 0 0 0 Caleb Burley 1 0 0 0 Jamil Smith 1 0 0 0 Ben Watkins 1 0 0 0 Jeff Jolly 1 0 0 0 Fred Bryan 1 0 0 0 Darrell Washburn 1 0 0 0 Jared Noel 1 0 0 0 TOTALS 37 2 1 1 CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHIPPEWA STATISTICS PASSING Cmp Att Yds TD Int Lg Sk Tyler Banks 14 22 205 3 1 71 0 Fred Lee 1 2 34 1 0 34 1 RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Lg Will Whitaker 15 88 5.8 2 21 Marques Krieg 3 72 24.0 1 62 Tyler Banks 5 8 1.6 1 4 Fred Lee 2 -10 -5.0 0 0 TOTALS 25 158 6.3 4 62 RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Rick Essex 4 55 13.7 1 20 Will Whitaker 3 110 36.6 1 71 Chris O'Neal 3 12 4.0 0 6 Bill Pearson 1 34 34.0 1 34 Adam Washington 1 11 11.0 1 11 Aaron Johnson 1 5 5.0 0 5 David Reed 1 9 9.0 0 9 Aaron Mayle 1 3 3.0 0 3 TOTALS 15 239 15.9 4 71 TEAM STATISTICS OC CMU Total offense 135 397 Rushing -14 158 Passing 149 239 First downs 11 13 3rd down 4-14 7-10 4th down 1-2 0-1 Turnovers 8 1 Penalties 2-10 7-95 Possession 12:11 11:49 |
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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AROUND THE PAC-10
  LA beats down Utah State; Salt Lake gets 2nd win of year Los Angeles got their first win of the year this week, with a 38-13 win over Utah State. The Devils scored 24 points in the second quarter to get the victory, and obviously didn't miss back-up wide receiver Alvin Abdullah, who was suspended for 3 weeks before the game because he was using others to take exams. The balanced offense of LA worked well, with quarterback John Green passing for 301 yards and 3 touchdowns, along with 2 interceptions, while halfback Perry Sapp gained 84 yards on 14 carries and had 2 touchdowns, including a 24 yard scamper in the second quarter. Two wide-outs starred for the Devils: Cedric Johnson has 9 receptions for 142 yards and a touchdown, while Zach Poole had 14 grabs for 121 yards and 2 touchdowns, in a Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Week-earning performance. Right outside linebacker Phil Alexander was the star for the Los Angeles defense, with 9 tackles, 5 tackles for a loss and 2 sacks. Back-up defensive tackle Lewis Woods's 3 week suspension for an off-campus altercation probably had nothing to do with San Francisco's 66-10 loss to rivals Hawaii, I just needed to mention it. Hawaii QB Colt Brennan destroyed the Generals, passing for 387 yards and 6 touchdowns. In comparison, San Francisco quarterbacks (they played 3) combined to go 8 of 27 for 74 yards and 7 interceptions. Niiice. Starting halfback Eugene Bradford of San Fran only ran 5 times (?!?), but gained 45 yards and a touchdown on those carries. So it's not all bad. 10 tackles for left outside linebacker Cole Riley were pretty much irrelevant as the Rainbow Warriors destroyed the Generals. In another rivalry game, Fresno State beat down Sacramento, 48-27. Well, at least the Golden Bears scored a bit. Quarterback Patrick Williams of Sacramento went 9 of 16 for 137 yards, a TD and an INT, while his backup (who played a surprisingly large amount), Cameron Ham, went 7 of 25 for 168 yards, a TD and 2 picks. 30 yards rushing and a TD were halfback Dom McGuinness's results, while tight end Joe Shaw had 2 receptions for 132 yards and a touchdown, with his catches being lengths of 56 and 76 yards (76 yard = TD). Wow. Defensive tackle Michael Williams had 8 tackles, 4 tackles for a loss and a sack in the loss.  More suspensions in Portland, but thankfully they're more backups. Quarterback Daniel Stallings will miss 3 games due to using others to take exams for him, while middle linebacker Aaron Lindsey's exam results have gotten progressively worse, meaning he missed the first half of this week's game. Speaking of which, Portland lost in it, to Florida International, 27-3. Yeah... that's not that good. Lance Gaddis completed 2 out of every 5 passes - 20 of 50 - for 280 yards and 3 intereptions. Again, not good. The less said about the running game the better, but at least wide receiver Darren McGee had 13 catches for 216 yards. Left outside linebacker Justin Gray had 13 tackles and a TFL. No, you didn't click on Jokerace's dynasty. Florida Atlantic won, defeating Phoenix, 50-14. The Fire kept up early, tying the game at 7 at the end of the first quarter, but the Owls powered away behind their halfback, not Maxwell Laughton, who gained 179 yards and 4 touchdowns on 23 carries. Back to Phoenix, who had quarterback Dustin Noel throw for 120 yards and 2 touchdowns in a solid effort. Halfback Josh Battle had 90 yards on 15 carries, quite a good day, while starting wide out Ryan Williamson had a massive 16 yards. Although, he also had 5 catches and 2 touchdowns. So it wasn't that bad. Cornerback Jerome Daniels had 7 tackles, an interception and a forced fumble in the loss. A defensive battle at the Kibbie Dome left Seattle with a bitter taste in their mouths as they lost, 10-3. The Bulldogs led 3-0 after a 38 yard field goal in the second quarter, and led until Idaho scored on a 50 yard touchdown pass at the beginning of the fourth, keeping the Vandals undefeated (wait, what?!?) and making them the first victors in this brand new rivalry. Seattle QB Jeremiah Hall went 15 of 30 for 78 yards and 3 interceptions, which is about what I expected from him, while HB Marvin Booker had a heck of a game, gaining 189 yards on 35 carries, but he just couldn't get into the endzone. WR A.J. Diles had 46 yards on 8 catches, and DT Larry Jackson led the Bulldog defense with 5 tackles, 2 TFLs, a sack and a forced fumble.  Las Vegas had their first loss of the season when they were defeated by Utah, 33-14. Las Vegas scored all of their points in the first quarter, leading after a 17 yard TD pass from QB Chris Henshaw to TE J.J. Taylor, and a 32 yard interception return touchdown by nickel cornerback Nick Henderson. But the Utes came back, scoring 19 points in the second quarter - including 2 field goals by a guy named Sanchez, followed by an INT return TD by a guy named Sanchez and Sanchez kicking the extra point. I don't know if it's the same guy. Chris Henshaw had 155 yards passing, one TD and 4 INTs for the Lightning, while starting halfback Phillip Spicer had only 2 yards rushing. That's worse than the OC! WR Jerry Garrett had 7 catches for 50 yards, while middle linebacker Dedrick Williams had 13 tackles, 2 TFLs plus a sack, but was outshone for the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Week award, which was given to fellow Lightning defender Nick Henderson who had 2 tackles along with an INT returned for a TD. Salt Lake lost two backups before the game had even begun: left tackle Travis Murphy was suspended for 2 quarters for being half an hour late for practice (WTF?) while TE Ken Richardson was suspended for 3 games for being involved in an academic fraud scandal. Idiot. This, along with the old suspension of starting QB Henry Nicholson... caused Salt Lake to win? Alright then, so much for that segue. Fittingly, it was a defensive battle for the Blackbirds, as they won 13-6 over Kent State. 42 and 24 yard field goals by Tom Davis and a 62 yard TD pass from Drew Foster to Nathan Bates (Backup QB to backup WR FTW? Brilliant!) were enough for Salt Lake to be victorious, while they held the Golden Flashes to two field goals. Drew Foster passed for 97 yards and a TD in a very good game managing performance, while halfback Jesse Matthews rushed for 63 yards on 20 carries. The aforementioned Nathan Bates had 4 catches for 71 yards and a TD, while the leader defensively for the Blackbirds was defensive tackle William Corbett, who had 6 tackles, 2 TFLs and a sack. Salt Lake's won two in a row! Wow! Naughty naughty, San Diego - they lost two players before this week's game against Michigan State. True freshman and starting left defensive end Kody Nelson was lost for 3 games due to an altercation at his apartment, while backup punter Jason Lewis was involved in an altercation at a San Diego club (lots of altercations) and is out for 3 games. Not that a backup punter matters. Especially when you're facing a Big Ten team (even if it is Michigan State). Sparty defeated the Knights, 30-3, with 4 field goals and two passing TDs thrown in the mix. QB Derek Southall was not great, or even bad for San Diego - he was just horrible, going 7 of 34 for 36 yards and 3 INTs. Halfback Obadiah Howell gained 54 yards on 10 carries, but the less said about the receiving the better. Two players had the exact same stats on defense for the Knights - middle linebacker John Branch and right outside linebacker Brian Marcus both had 11 tackles, 2 TFLs and a sack. WEEK 3 RESULTS Los Angeles 38, Utah State 13 Hawaii 66, San Francisco 10 Fresno State 48, Sacramento 27 Florida International 27, Portland 3 Central Michigan 77, Orange County 3 Florida Atlantic 50, Phoenix 14 Idaho 10, Seattle 3 Utah 33, Las Vegas 14 Salt Lake 13, Kent State 6 Michigan State 30, San Diego 3 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense — Zach Poole, WR, Los Angeles (14 Rec, 121 Yds., 2 TD) Defense — Charlie Kellner, MLB, Sacramento (6 Tkls, TFL, Int, FF, TD) PAC-10 STANDINGS
IN-SEASON RECRUITING Sacramento first to lose recruit; two recruits to visit Pac-10 schools in Week 5 Melbourne, AUS. (AP) — Trying another new format for this thingy. Let's see how it goes. Las Vegas: - 4-star DE Larry Ralph visiting Week 5 vs PORT - 3-star MLB Seth Williams has LV at #1 - LV at #2 for all other recruits Los Angeles: - Devils at #1 for 4-star QB, 3-star HB and MLB - At #2 for 3-star DE and LT Orange County: - Crush at #1 for three recruits, at #2 for two others Phoenix: - Fire at #3 for 4-star LG and 3-star QB - At #2 for 3-star MLB and LT - At #1 for 3-star WR Portland: - Sharks at #1 for all five recruits... nice Sacramento: - First team to lose a recruit: 5-star SS drops Golden Bears - At #1 for 3-star HB - At #2 for 3-star RG, LE and ROLB Salt Lake: - 3-star DE Richard Finnerty visiting Week 5 vs LA - Blackbirds at #1 for 4-star HB, 3-star RT and SS - At #2 for 3-star LT San Diego: - Knights at #1 for 3-star CB and RT - At #3 for 4-star HB, 3-star LOLB and LT San Francisco: - Generals at #3 for 4-star QB - At #2 for 3-star MLB, CB and WR - At #1 for 3-star DE Seattle: - Requested forty times: MLB, 4.51, HB, 4.39, QB, 4.55 - Bulldogs at #1 for 3-star HB - At #2 for 5-star MLB, 3-star DE, QB and SS |
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08-11-2007, 02:55 AM
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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 (#11) Halfback Quentin McAfee of Portland first rolls the ball away (?) and then ducks a flying (#69) defensive end Alan King of Orange County. SHARK ATTACK The OC's first Pac-10 game ends in 52-21 loss to Portland Newport Beach, CA. (AP) — It started off well for Orange County. A 5 yard pass from Jack Burnsides to Marcus Evans not only gave the Crush their first touchdown of the season, but the lead! The OC? Winning? Implausible! Of course, this ridiculous-ness ended soon after. 4 Portland touchdowns later - two 45 yard touchdown passes, an INT return TD and a 50 yard TD run gave the Sharks a lead which they would not relinquish, as Portland defeated Orange County, 52-21. The OC had their moments, though. In particular, Kelvin Summers, who had a 30 yard touchdown run which was incredible - he outran some people! - and then the Crush had the apparently longest touchdown pass in NCAA history or some idiocy, a 77 yard pass from Burnsides to Summers. Not that it mattered, with the OC allowing a punt return touchdown and two INT return TDs. And the whole 283 yards, 3 TD passing day out by Sharks QB Lance Gaddis was pretty helpful for Portland, too. The OC's kicker who punts, Jake Mayle, was suspended before the game for the game for being behind neccessary hour requirements or some crap. I dunno. Didn't matter. There was roughly one billion penalties, with at least 12 out of the actual 14 that occured being holding, despite the fact that dshban turned down the slider all the way. Stupid EA. Jack Burnsides of the OC continued his interception woes, throwing 5 this game. Stupid dshban. Yeah, dshban sucks at passing. Oh well. dshban pretty much sucks in general at NCAA, which is why he's made a few changes to his depth charts. At wide receiver, the #1 is still impact WR Marcus Evans, but cornerback Jimmy Hendrix is #2, followed by the speedy Jamil Smith and the rest of the WR core. At cornerback, the #1 is Jimmy Hendrix, but the #2 is Jamil Smith, the wide out, while the #3 is some cornerback, if memory serves. #4? Halfback Kelvin Summers, because he's fast. And the #5 is WR Marcus Evans. I never said dshban was a good coach, either. So, the Crush lost, 52-21, not that anyone expected a victory. Orange County travels to the Pacific Northwest next week to face the Seattle Bulldogs. I predict we'll allow somewhere between 1 and 756 trillion yards on the ground. But that's just my pessimist side coming through. dshban's Report Card Passing: D+ Catching: C Running: D+ Tackling: B Covering: B OVERALL: C+ PORT 52, THE OC 21 First quarter The OC: Burnsides to Evans 5 pass (Waters kick), 4:24 PORT: Gaddis to Brown 45 pass (McCarthy kick), 3:33 PORT: Thomas 37 INT return (McCarthy kick), 3:08 Second quarter PORT: McAfee 50 run (McCarthy kick), 5:07 PORT: Gaddis to Brown 45 pass (McCarthy kick), 3:07 The OC: Summers 30 run (Waters kick), 0:45 PORT: Gaddis to O'Connor 3 pass (McCarthy kick), 0:21 Third quarter PORT: Brown 54 punt return (McCarthy kick), 1:08 The OC: Burnsides to Summers 77 pass (Waters kick), 0:00 Fourth quarter PORT: McCarthy 22 field goal, 2:05 PORT: Thomas 39 INT return (McCarthy kick), 1:44 Code:
PORTLAND 14 21 7 10 — 52 ORANGE COUNTY 7 7 7 0 — 21 ORANGE COUNTY CRUSH STATISTICS PASSING Cmp Att Yds TD Int Lg Sk Jack Burnsides 14 35 258 2 5 77 3 Kelvin Summers 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 14 37 258 2 5 77 3 RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Lg Kelvin Summers 16 60 3.7 1 30 Thomas Robertson 8 31 3.8 0 7 Fred Bryan 1 -2 -2.0 0 0 Jack Burnsides 3 -3 -1.0 0 6 TOTALS 28 86 3.1 1 30 RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Marcus Evans 6 101 16.8 1 28 Kelvin Summers 3 86 28.6 1 77 Fred Bryan 2 53 26.5 0 31 Jeremy Kelly 2 12 6.0 0 6 Jamil Smith 1 6 6.0 0 6 TOTALS 14 258 18.4 2 77 DEFENSE Tkl TFL Sk Int Lawrence Henry 8 0 0 1 Kelvin Summers 6 1 0 0 Darrell Washburn 4 0 0 0 Brennan Fritz 3 1 0 0 Jamil Smith 3 0 0 0 Jimmy Hendrix 2 0 0 1 Raymond Sanchez 2 1 0 1 Oliver Harvey 2 0 0 0 Chad Graham 2 0 0 0 Jared Noel 2 0 0 0 Marcus Evans 1 0 0 0 Patrick Smith 1 0 0 0 TOTALS 36 3 0 3 PORTLAND SHARKS STATISTICS PASSING Cmp Att Yds TD Int Lg Sk Lance Gaddis 17 27 283 3 3 45 0 RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Lg Quentin McAfee 11 104 9.4 1 50 Willie Brewer 3 28 9.3 0 23 Lance Gaddis 1 -7 -7.0 0 0 (backwards throw, fumble) TOTALS 15 125 8.3 1 50 RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Charlie Brown 6 170 28.3 2 45 Darren McGee 3 56 18.6 0 26 Quentin McAfee 3 19 6.3 0 17 Jovon Murphy 2 21 10.5 0 12 Tyler Parrish 1 10 10.0 0 10 Brian O'Connor 1 3 3.0 1 3 TOTALS 17 283 16.6 3 45 TEAM STATISTICS PORT OC Total offense 408 344 Rushing 125 86 Passing 283 258 First downs 13 12 3rd down 4-7 4-14 4th down 0-0 2-5 Turnovers 3 5 Penalties 6-70 8-70 Possession 9:19 14:41   AROUND THE PAC-10 Golden Bears stay at top of Pac-10; San Fran beats Las Vegas in OT Backup halfback Brian Poole of Sacramento was out for the first half due to being late for class (huh?), but it didn't matter as the Golden Bears got their second win of the season, 31-12, over Phoenix. Sacramento scored 4 touchdowns through the air, slicing open the Fire secondary, while Phoenix scored on a 33 yard pass in the 2nd quarter, a 48 yard field goal in the same quarter, and a safety with 1:54 to go in the game. Sacramento:
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Despite a 23 point third quarter, it took two touchdowns in the final quarter for Los Angeles to defeat Seattle, 40-36. The 3 yard run by halfback Perry Sapp gave the Devils the lead, and they were able to hold over the Bulldogs. Seattle was great in the redzone: all their touchdowns were of 6 yards in length or less - but they couldn't stop Los Angeles who got the win. Seattle:
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San Francisco came out with all guns blazing this week, taking a 24-0 lead by the end of the first half. But Las Vegas came back, with three touchdown passes and an 18 yard field goal with 7 seconds left in the game sending us to overtime. The Generals stopped the Lightning on their possession, and a 7 yard touchdown run by Eugene Bradford was enough to give San Francisco their first win of the year, 30-24. Las Vegas:
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A late burst by San Diego got them over the line as they defeated Salt Lake, 24-6, to get theirr first win of the season. It was the expected defensive battle in the first three quarters, with the Knights leading 10-3 at the end of the third, but a touchdown run by halfback Obadiah Howell and a 40 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Derek Southall to wide receiver C.J. Cavka in the fourth quarter gave San Diego their eventual winning margin. Salt Lake:
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WEEK 4 RESULTS Sacramento 31, Phoenix 12 Los Angeles 40, Seattle 36 San Francisco 30, Las Vegas 24 (OT) Portland 52, Orange County 21 San Diego 24, Salt Lake 6 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense — Charlie Brown, WR, Portland (6 Rec, 170 Yds., 3 Total TD) Defense — Sean Thomas, CB, Portland (6 Tkls, 3 INT, 2 TD) PAC-10 STANDINGS
IN-SEASON RECRUITING More visitors in Week 5 than... uhh... in Week 4? Melbourne, AUS. (AP) — And it continues... Las Vegas: - 4-star DE and 3-star CB visiting this week - Lightning at #1 for 3-star MLB Los Angeles: - 3 visits scheduled for Week 8 vs SF; 4-star QB, 3-star HB and MLB Orange County: - Crush at #1 for all but 4-star FS Phoenix: - 3-star WR to visit this week vs SF - Fire at #1 for 3-star LT Portland: - Sharks still at #1 for all five recruits... very nice Sacramento: - Golden Bears at #1 for 3-star ROLB and HB Salt Lake: - 3-star DE visiting this week vs LA; wants jersey #66 promised to him - Blackbirds at #1 for 4-star HB, 3-star RT and SS San Diego: - 3-star CB and RT visting Week 7 vs SEA San Francisco: - 3-star MLB and WR visiting Week 7 vs SALT - Generals at #1 for 3-star DE Seattle: - Bulldogs at #1 for 3-star HB and DE |
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HAY SUP
Enrolled: Jan 2006
Location: Melbourne, AUS
Team: Michigan
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 Left: Ouch. Right: BAM! A Crush player loses his lid on a big hit from a Bulldog. THE BULLDOG BULLDOZERS Seattle gains 277 on the ground, Hendrix only bright spot in 21-43 loss for the OC Newport Beach, CA. (AP) — At least Jimmy Hendrix tried. The impact cornerback had two of Orange County's touchdowns in today's game - both of them on special teams. He had a 58 yard punt return (see OC TV below the stats for the video) and a 90 yard kick return, so he certainly did his part. Well, on special teams, at least. He was the leader of a defense that gave up 277 yards on the ground today as Seattle (1-4) defeated the OC, 43-21. Bulldogs halfback Marvin Booker was the main offender, gaining 157 yards and 3 touchdowns on just 17 carries, continuing his fantastic year. The OC (0-4) tried to keep up, with Hendrix doing his part and quarterback Jack Burnsides only throwing 3 interceptions - although, to be fair, he threw about half as many passes as he usually does, so he had half as many picks. It was low scoring in the beginning, with Seattle only scoring on a 26 yard field goal in the first quarter to make it 3-0 at the end of the period. Then, the flood gates opened. The Bulldogs were deadly in the redzone, scoring 4 TDs and one FG in 5 trips inside the Crush 20. A 3 yard touchdown run by fullback Josh King followed by a 4 yard TD from Marvin Booker gave the Bulldogs a 17-0 midway through the second. The Crush tried to come back, though, with the aforementioned Jimmy Hendrix having a 58 yard punt return touchdown, making it a comeback-able for the OC 17-7 scoreline at the main break. But of course, Seattle dominated the third quarter, with another short Josh King touchdown (1 yard TD) followed by a 55 yard touchdown gallop by Booker to make it 31-7. And then they scored 10 more points in the fourth quarter. Give the OC credit though, they made a game of it. A 90 yard kick return touchdown by Hendrix followed by a 56 yard touchdown pass from Jack Burnsides to wide receiver Marcus Evans making it 41-21. But as soon as the OC tried to come back, they screwed up. A beautiful punt by the Bulldogs put the Crush at the 2 yard line, yet Burnsides was able to complete a long pass to Marcus Evans to the 40. First down, right? Nope. Despite the slider being at 0%, holding was called on an offensive lineman of the OC. And, if you know your football, you'll know that holding in the endzone is a safety. Thus, the final scoreline was 43-21 in favour of Seattle. Backup Bulldogs fullback Jason Harley was suspended before the game for the game for not having paperwork to explain his absences from the group, or some crap. Just so you know. The loss means the OC replaces Seattle in the cellar of the Pac-10. Orange County travels home now where next week they'll host Sacramento, while Seattle has a bye. dshban's Report Card Passing: C- Catching: C Running: D+ Tackling: A+ Covering: A+ OVERALL: B SEA 43, THE OC 21 First quarter SEA: Seward 26 field goal, 3:22 Second quarter SEA: King 3 run (Seward kick), 5:14 SEA: Booker 4 run (Seward kick), 3:11 The OC: Hendrix 58 punt return (Waters kick), 1:07 Third quarter SEA: King 1 run (Seward kick), 3:15 SEA: Booker 55 run (Seward kick), 2:08 Fourth quarter SEA: Booker 11 run (Seward kick), 5;25 SEA: Seward 44 field goal (Seward kick), 4:06 The OC: Hendrix 90 kick return (Waters kick), 3:55 The OC: Burnsides to Evans 56 pass (Waters kick), 2:30 SEA: Holding in end-zone, safety, 0:40 Code:
ORANGE COUNTY 0 7 0 14 — 21 SEATTLE 3 14 14 12 — 43 ORANGE COUNTY CRUSH STATISTICS PASSING Cmp Att Yds TD Int Lg Sk Jack Burnsides 8 18 145 1 3 56 1 RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Lg Kelvin Summers 10 37 3.7 0 10 Jack Burnsides 2 6 3.0 0 21 Thomas Robertson 3 -2 -0.6 0 3 TOTALS 15 41 2.7 0 21 RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Marcus Evans 5 111 22.2 1 56 Kelvin Summers 2 10 5.0 0 8 Jamil Smith 1 24 24.0 0 24 TOTALS 8 145 18.1 1 56 DEFENSE Tkl TFL Sk Int Jamil Smith 10 0 0 0 Lawrence Henry 6 0 0 0 Omar Anderson 6 2 0 0 Jared Williams 6 1 1 0 Raymond Sanchez 5 1 0 0 Wes Wilcox 5 0 0 0 Oliver Harvey 4 0 0 0 Caleb Burley 4 0 0 0 Jimmy Hendrix 4 0 0 0 Kareem Wright 2 0 0 0 Brennan Fritz 2 0 0 0 Marcus Evans 1 0 0 0 Patrick Smith 1 0 0 0 Fred Bryan 1 0 0 0 Darrell Washburn 1 0 0 0 Alan King 1 0 0 0 Jeff Jolly 1 0 0 0 TOTALS 60 4 1 0 SEATTLE BULLDOGS STATISTICS PASSING Cmp Att Yds TD Int Lg Sk Jeremiah Hall 5 7 78 0 0 43 1 Clay Austin 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 5 9 78 0 0 43 1 RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Lg Marvin Booker 17 157 9.2 3 55 Jeff Roberson 14 56 4.0 0 9 Jeremiah Hall 9 55 6.1 0 22 Josh King 3 5 1.6 2 3 Dan Bell 1 4 4.0 0 4 Aaron Hawthorne 2 3 1.5 0 2 Clay Austin 3 -3 -1.0 0 1 TOTALS 49 277 5.6 5 55 RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD Lg A.J. Diles 2 65 32.5 0 43 Josh King 2 5 2.5 0 6 Marvin Booker 1 9 9.0 0 9 TOTALS 5 78 15.6 0 43 TEAM STATISTICS OC SEA Total offense 186 356 Rushing 41 277 Passing 145 79 First downs 7 15 3rd down 1-6 5-11 4th down 0-2 0-0 Turnovers 3 1 Penalties 6-57 5-45 Possession 7:43 16:17 Click here for a video from this week's Orange County game!  AROUND THE PAC-10 Pac-10 leaders get a scare from Knights; Portland, San Fran remain undefeated in conference A 21 point fourth quarter gave Pac-10 leading Sacramento the win over San Diego this week, 38-21. Right tackle of the Knights, Jack Dawson, was suspended for 3 games for forging signatures, which probably hurt San Diego who dropped to 1-4 with the loss. Sacramento moves to 3-1 on the year. San Diego:
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Phoenix lost two defensive starters before the game: strong safety Elton Harris was suspended for the second time this season, this time for 4 games for missing a film study session (?), while right outside linebacker Richard Griffin is gone for 3 weeks because he skipped numerous team meetings and "has no respect for team rules". This probably hindered the Fire as they were shut-out by San Francisco, 21-0. The Generals had 2 passing touchdowns for some reason and won their second game in a row, moving to 2-3, while Phoenix is now 0-4. San Francisco:
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In the battle of the teams that wear black and are also 2-2, Los Angeles came out victorious as they defeated Salt Lake, 17-10. Two touchdowns in the first quarter - including a 75 yard interception return by cornerback Bryan Adams - gave the Devils the win. Blackbirds quarterback Henry Nicholson returned from a suspension, and threw 2 picks. Los Angeles's backup halfback Leif Browton was lost for 3 weeks before the game due to an altercation at his apartment. Los Angeles:
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The loss of backup defensive tackle George Horne for 3 weeks seemed to distract Las Vegas as they lost to Portland, 42-10. 28 points in the second quarter set up the victory for the Sharks, with quarterback Lance Gaddis passing for 5 touchdowns. The Lightning drop to 1-3 with the loss, while Portland moves to 3-2. Portland:
Las Vegas:
WEEK 5 RESULTS Seattle 43, Orange County 21 Sacramento 38, San Diego 21 San Francisco 21, Phoenix 0 Los Angeles 17, Salt Lake 10 Portland 42, Las Vegas 10 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense — Lance Gaddis, QB, Portland (32-51, 499 Yds., 5 TD) Defense — Bryan Adams, CB, Los Angeles (2 Tkls, INT, TD) PAC-10 STANDINGS
NEXT WEEK IN THE PAC-10 San Diego at Portland Las Vegas at Salt Lake Sacramento at Orange County Bowling Green at Phoenix Los Angeles at Toledo BYE: San Francisco, Seattle IN-SEASON RECRUITING Las Vegas gets two to sign, Salt Lake and Phoenix get one each Melbourne, AUS. (AP) — The Pac-10 signed its first in-season recruits this week, with Las Vegas signing two, and Salt Lake and Phoenix each signing one. Details... now. Las Vegas: - 4-star DE Larry Ralph and 3-star CB Jonathan Rouse signed after visits - 3-star WR visiting Week 8 vs SAC - Lightning at #1 for 3-star MLB Los Angeles: - All recruits visiting Week 8 vs SF - All recruits have Devils at #1 Orange County: - 3-star MLB visiting Week 6 vs SAC - 3-star HB, QB and RT have Crush at #1 Phoenix: - Fire signed 3-star WR Dylan Smith after visit - 4-star LG visiting Week 6; wants LG starting spot promised to him - 3-star LT has Fire at #1 Portland: - 3-star MLB, LOLB and ROLB visiting Week 6 vs SD; LOLB wants playing time promised to him - All recruits have Sharks at #1 Sacramento: - 3-star HB, LE and ROLB visiting Week 10 vs SEA - 3-star HB, RG and ROLB have Golden Bears at #1 Salt Lake: - Despite not being promised jersey he wanted, 3-star DE Richard Finnerty signed - 3-star RT and SS visiting Week 6 vs LV - 4-star HB, 3-star RT and SS have Blackbirds at #1 San Diego: - 3-star CB Jonathan Rouse signed with Las Vegas - 3-star RT and LT visting Week 7 vs SEA - 3-star RT has Knights at #1 San Francisco: - 3-star WR Dylan Smith signed with Phoenix - 3-star CB visiting Week 6 on BYE (my bad) - 3-star MLB and LE visiting Week 7 vs SALT - 3-star LE has Generals at #1 Seattle: - 5-star MLB, 3-star HB visiting Week 8 vs PHX - 5-star MLB, 3-star HB, RE and QB have Bulldogs at #1 |
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