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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
05:00 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
Matchup Preview *|* September 31, 2011
@
Arkansas State Red Wolves
(2-1, 1-1 Away)
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
(1-3, 1-1 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison
1098Total Offensive Yards1224
579Passing Yards904
519Rushing Yards320
27.6Points Per Game20.2
Defensive Stats Comparison
1215Total Yards Allowed1760
Injury Report
Game Notes
The key for Western in this game will be their ability to run the ball against ASU's rush defense. They should be able to pass the ball with some efficiency. WKU needs to step it up on the defensive end of the ball, they are 117th in Div. 1 in terms of defense allowed. ASU should be able to move the ball very easily. Prediction: 31-14 ASU


Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 26, 2011
NAMEPOSSCHOOLSEASON STATS
Terrelle PryorQBOhio State193 rating; 67-104; 1121 yds; 12 td, 0 int
LaMichael JamesHBOregon71 attempts; 395 yds; 7 tds
Andrew LuckQBStanford196.9 rating; 52-72; 825 yds; 8 tds
Case KeenumQBHouston173.4 rating; 90-148; 1536 yds; 12 tds, 1 int
Beau BurtonHBUtah81 attempts; 430 yds; 9 tds
Dynasty: the_serz88
04:46 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
Week 5 in the Sun-Belt Conference:
Western Kentucky 14, #18 LSU 58
Troy 24, Mid. Tenn. St. 22
Florida Atlantic 6, #17 Auburn 35
James Madison 7, Indiana 24
Richmond 28, Montana St. 27
Arkansas St. 38, Furman 17
Appalachian St. 42, N. Mexico St. 10

Sun Belt Conference Conference Standings - Updated: Sep 25, 2011
TEAMRECPCTCONFPFPASTRK
Troy2-1.6601-06278
Arkansas St.2-1.6600-08365
Richmond2-1.6600-04971
Appalachian St.1-2.3300-07885
Western Kentucky1-3.2500-081134
Mid. Tenn. St.0-3.0000-15189
Florida Atlantic0-3.0000-013127
James Madison0-3.0000-035112
Florida Int'l0-2.0000-02473


NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Sep 26, 2011
RKLWTEAM (VOTES)WLPOINTS
11Alabama (35)20
22Oregon (24)30
33Stanford (1)20
44Ohio State (1)40
56Boise State30
68Oklahoma31
79South Carolina40
810TCU30
913Oklahoma State21
1011Mississippi State30
1112Nebraska40
127Texas A&M21
1314Virginia Tech40
1416Notre Dame40
155Florida State31
1617Auburn31
1719Florida40
1818LSU22
1915Arkansas31
2022Wisconsin31
2124NC State30
2225Utah30
23NRCentral Florida40
24NRMaryland30
2523Missouri31
Dynasty: the_serz88
04:20 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
BATON ROUGE, LA (AP)- An off week seemed to be just what the Hilltoppers needed after coming off an embarrassing 34-22 loss to Navy two weeks ago. It sure looked that way within the first few minutes of their game Saturday against LSU when they scored the opening touchdown and took a 7-0 lead. This would be the only moment of glory for the day, however, as LSU put a cajun-style whooping on the Hilltoppers, downing them 58-14 and sending them home with a 1-3 record before this Saturday's game versus Sun-Belt Conference opponent Arkansas State (2-1).

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at LSU Tigers
Sep 24, 20111ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (1-2)700714
#18 LSU Tigers (1-2)1721101058
Team Stats Comparison
WKULSU
Total Offense237558
Rushing Yards5146
Passing Yards232412
First Downs1025
Punt Return Yards286
Kick Return Yards12948
Total Yards394612
Turnovers10
3rd Down Converstion2-1311-19
4th Down Conversion1-10-0
2-Point Conversion0-00-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals5-1-09-6-2
Penalties11-662-20
Posession Time13:3618:24
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
LSU Tigers
Dynasty: the_serz88
04:10 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
Florida Int'l 17, Central Florida 42
Richmond 7, Delaware 34
James Madison 21, GA Southern 45
Arkansas St. 24, #16 Virginia Tech 31
Troy 14, #17 Arkansas 35
Dynasty: the_serz88
04:06 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
Western Kentucky 22, Navy 34
Florida Atlantic 7, Michigan St. 48
Florida Int'l 7, Louisville 31
Richmond 14, E. Washington 10
Appalachian St. 19, Oklahoma 41
Mid. Tenn. St. 9, Georgia Tech 42
Dynasty: the_serz88
04:03 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
BOWLING GREEN, KY (AP)- It took a while for Western Kentucky to wake up for their game Saturday. And by the time they did, it was too late. Navy busted out 263 yards on the ground and led a seemingly sleeping Hilltoppers team 24-3 at halftime. The defense would eventually emerge in the second half, holding Navy to only 10 points while the offense began rolling, but it was not enough to overcome such a deep deficit. Navy would go scoreless in the 4th quarter while giving up 12 points to WKU, but still ended up winning 34-22. This loss drops Western to 1-2 on the year.

Navy Midshipmen at Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Sep 10, 20111ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Navy Midshipmen (1-0)101410034
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (1-1)0371222
Team Stats Comparison
NAVYWKU
Total Offense418373
Rushing Yards263-25
Passing Yards155398
First Downs2413
Punt Return Yards2514
Kick Return Yards67103
Total Yards510490
Turnovers21
3rd Down Converstion10-206-16
4th Down Conversion1-10-1
2-Point Conversion0-00-2
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals6-3-15-1-1
Penalties5-307-45
Posession Time17:5214:08
Navy Midshipmen
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Dynasty: the_serz88
03:54 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
Week 1 Scores:
Western Kentucky 28, GA Southern 18

Week 2 Scores:
Mid. Tenn. St. 20, Purdue 23 (OT)
Florida Atlantic 0, Florida 44
James Madison 7, Montana St. 43
Arkansas St. 21, Illinois 17
Troy 24, Clemson 21
Appalachian St. 17, Montana 34
Dynasty: the_serz88
03:52 PM - October 19, 2011. Written by the_serz88
LEXINGTON, KY (AP)- The Kentucky Wildcats dodged a bullet in non-conference play this weekend, barely sneaking by upset-minded Western Kentucky. The Hilltoppers held a 14-10 lead at halftime but could not overcome the dismal play of their two quarterbacks in the game. Kentucky was able to capitalize on this by outscoring Western 14-3 in the 4th quarter to win 24-17.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at Kentucky Wildcats
Sep 3, 20111ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (1-0)0140317
Kentucky Wildcats (0-0)3701424
Team Stats Comparison
WKUUK
Total Offense248418
Rushing Yards186157
Passing Yards62261
First Downs1622
Punt Return Yards939
Kick Return Yards95162
Total Yards352619
Turnovers01
3rd Down Converstion4-147-15
4th Down Conversion0-00-2
2-Point Conversion0-00-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals4-2-15-3-0
Penalties10-724-20
Posession Time28:5931:01
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Kentucky Wildcats
Dynasty: the_serz88
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
11:52 AM - October 18, 2011. Written by MVPdrose1


Matchup Preview | September 1,2012
@
#2 Stanford Cardinal
(0-0, 0-0 Away)
#9 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
(0-0, 0-0 Home)
Injury Report
None
None
Game Notes
NOTRE DAME

-The Irish defense struggled last year. They lost a lot of starters and are very young now. They will be going up against Andrew Luck's replacement Brett Nottingham.

-Andrew Hendrix is the starting quarterback with a new weapon at wide receiver in freshman Louis McNeil. Look for them to build a chemistry.

-George Atkinson takes over at running back and many believe he could be better than Cierre Wood.

STANFORD

-The Brett Nottingham era begins. Hes watched Andrew Luck for two years and the Cardinal is hoping that it payed off.

-Stanford brings back Stephan Taylor at running back. He seems to be the first option on offense. Run then pass.

-The defense is led by Linebacker Chase Thomas. They will need a big year from him.


Dynasty: MVPdrose1
11:37 AM - October 18, 2011. Written by MVPdrose1


Top 25
August 25, 2012

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Aug. 25, 2012
RKLWTEAM (VOTES)WLPOINTS
11Alabama001496
22Stanford001425
33Florida State001355
44Arkansas001287
55Nebraska001221
66Oklahoma State001156
77Wisconsin001092
88Texas A&M001030
99Notre Dame00970
1010Boise State00957
1111Penn State00853
1212Oregon00797
1313Ohio State00759
1414Utah00689
1515Michigan00638
1617Mississippi State10539
1718West Virginia00492
1819Oklahoma00446
1920USC00402
2021TCU00359
2122Virginia Tech00318
2216Michigan State01282
2323Iowa00278
2424Georgia10240
2525Houston00203

Dynasty: MVPdrose1
11:09 AM - October 18, 2011. Written by MVPdrose1


Preseason Poll

The preseason polls were released today with a few surprises. Many were surprised that the Stanford Cardinal are #2 after losing Andrew Luck to the NFL Draft. Luck will be replaced by junior Brett Nottingham. The Cardinal open up against #9 Notre Dame in South Bend. We will find out right off the bat if Nottingham can back up their high ranking. In a similar situation, Boise State will begin a new era without their program's greatest quarterback Kellen Moore. Boise is ranked #10. Houston reached the National Championship last year by the draw of the BCS system and beat Boise State. Houston was not as lucky this year while they were ranked #25. As it goes for Notre Dame, they play four teams in the top 25 preseason poll; #2 Stanford, #15 Michigan, #16 Michigan State, and #20 USC.


NCAA Top 25 Preseason Poll
RKLWTEAM (VOTES)WLPOINTS
1-Alabama---
2-Stanford---
3-Florida State---
4-Arkansas---
5-Nebraska---
6-Oklahoma State---
7-Wisconsin---
8-Texas A&M---
9-Notre Dame---
10-Boise State---
11-Penn State---
12-Oregon---
13-Ohio State---
14-Utah---
15-Michigan---
16-Michigan State---
17-Mississippi State---
18-West Virginia---
19-Oklahoma---
20-USC---
21-TCU---
22-Virginia Tech---
23-Iowa---
24-Georgia---
25-Houston---

Dynasty: MVPdrose1
10:05 AM - October 18, 2011. Written by MVPdrose1


Irish Spring Report 2012
Irish enter preseason ranked #9

Brian Kelly put together a successful second season as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football coach. He managed to put together a 10-2 regular season and then beat the Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. This year they enter the preseason ranked #9. Kelly and the Irish lost a lot of starters in the off season. To make up for it, Kelly put together the 14th ranked recruiting class in the country. Here is a look at Kelly's class.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Recruiting - 2012
NAMEPOSCLASSHOMETOWNHTWTCALIBER
Louis McNeilATH (#5) HSGreensburg, IN6'4"209
Travis HornerWR (#20)HSWestmont, IL6'4"191
Brett DavisHB (#18)HSLas Vegas, NV6'1"211
Darren ChaseT (#7)HSConnersville, IN6'5"280
Shane SimsT (#10)HSMount Pleasant, MI6'5"278
Brennan LaceyDT (#11)HSWest Monroe, LA6'5"288
Carlton WhiteCB (#12)HSReading, PA5'11"178
Bill CooperFS (#9)HSPullman, WA6'3"215
David RichardsSS (#4)HSNorthport, AL6'4"213
Adam LoveQB (#17)HSBoca Del Mar, FL6'2"202
Matt SkinnerTE (#18)HSSchertz, TX6'6"239
Bob VaughnG (#29)HSMarysville, IN6'2"300
Andrew CoxG (#69)HSLaGrange, GA5'11"264


OFFENSE PREVIEW

The quarterback spot was a problem for the Irish until Andrew Hendrix took over as the starter. Hendrix looks to be the future entering his junior year. This caused Tommy Rees to take his talents elsewhere. Rees decided to transfer to UConn. Cierre Wood went on to the NFL Draft and it looks as if George Atkinson will be the starter at running back. Atkinson will be backed up by sophomore Cameron Roberson and speedy freshman Brett Davis.


After plenty of success returning kicks, George Atkinson will be the primary ball carrier.

Michael Floyd graduated and also went on to the NFL Draft. Returning at wide receiver are Theo Riddick, TJ Jones, Robby Toma, and Davaris Daniels. Coming in as freshman are Louis McNeil and Travis Horner. Both are big 6'4" receivers who can aslo fly. McNeil looks to make an impact right away and maybe crack the starting lineup. Tyler Eifert is back for his senior year and will start at tight end.


Andrew Hendrix maturation will be key to Notre Dame's success.

DEFENSE PREVIEW


The defense is going to have to fill a lot of holes. Here are the starters they lost.
  • FS Harrison Smith
  • CB Gary Gray
  • CB Robert Blanton
  • LB Darius Fleming
  • DE Ethan Johnson
  • DE Kapron Lewis Moore
  • DT Sean Cwynar

Aaron Lynch is primed to have a huge year.

As a freshman in limited playing time, Aaron Lynch recorded 9.5 sacks. He will be leading a young d-line. Manti Te'o returns for his senior year as arguably the nation's best linebacker. Zeke Motta will start at strong safety and free safety is still a question mark with a sophomore and two freshman competing for the job. Lo Wood will start at corner with junior Joe Romano on the other side.


Reigning "Lineback of The Year" Manti Te'o is returning for his senior year.

2012 Schedule

Notre Dame Fighting Irish 2012 Schedule
DATEOPPONENTRESULT
Sep 1vs #2 Stanford
Sep 8vs #15 Michigan
Sep 15at #16 Michigan State
Sep 22vs Boston College
Sep 29vs Purdue
Oct 6at Air Force
Oct 13vs Tennessee
Oct 27at Navy
Nov 3vs Pittsburgh
Nov 10vs Miami
Nov 17at #20 USC
Nov 24vs Northwestern



Dynasty: MVPdrose1
Monday, October 17, 2011
08:50 PM - October 17, 2011. Written by Keystone CK
As you may have heard if you have been reading the Madden forums, there is a problem with UDFA (Undrafted Free Agents). Computer controlled teams are cutting their 1st and 2nd round picks to keep these very low rated players on their team. Well until this gets patched up I really don't feel like starting my franchise and dealing with this problem. So until then there will be a delay on me posting anything about my franchise. Sorry about the inconvenience.
Dynasty: Keystone CK
06:11 PM - October 17, 2011. Written by CBumeter@gmail.com
The St. Louis Blues overcame a 5-1 deficit in the third to score 4 goals and win in overtime over the San Jose Sharks. Andy McDonald had a hat-trick and Brian Elliot got the win for the Blues in relief of Jaroslav Halak who struggled through two periods.

St. Louis Blues at San Jose Sharks
Oct 16, 2011123OTF
STL (2-1-1)10416
SJS (0-2-1)02305
Three Stars
Andy McDonald
3G, A0, 3PTS
Martin Havlat
2G, 1A, 3PTS
Ryane Clowe
2G, 1A, 3PTS
Team Stats Comparison
STLSJS
Shots on Goal3549
Hits3223
Faceoffs Won-Lost1424
Penalty Minutes13:007:00
Power Plays Converted13
Power Play Opportunities14
Time on Attack6:316:15
Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
STL17:07 A.MCDONALD (2), (R. POLAK)
SECOND PERIOD
SJS0:49 R. CLOWE (1), (B. BURNS, M. HAVLAT)
SJS9:15 R. CLOWE (2), (B. BURNS, L. COUTURE)
THIRD PERIOD
SJS1:24 J. PAVELSKI (2), (R. CLOWE, L. COUTURE)
SJS2:15 M. HAVLAT (2), (J. DEMERS)
SJS9:58 M. HAVLAT (3), (J. THORNTON, P. MARLEAU)
STL13:29 J. LANGENBRUNNER (1), (UNASSISTED)
STL16:56 P. MCRAE (1), (M. D'AGOSTINI, J. ARNOTT)
STL19:21 J. LANGENBRUNNER (2), (P. BERGLUND, B. JACKMAN)
STL19:39 A. MCDONALD (3), (A. PIETRANGELO, C. COLAIACOVO)
OVERTIME
STL1:24 A. MCDONALD (4), (D. BACKES, C. COLAIACOVO)
St. Louis Blues - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
B. ELLIOT151493%3.15
J. HALAK343088%5.68
St. Louis Blues - Skaters
SKATERSTOIGA+/-SOGPIM
J. ARNOTT10:4001020:00
D. BACKES27:2401242:00
P. BERGLUND15:3101100:00
C. COLAIACOVO20:4702100:00
M. D'AGOSTINI10:2601230:00
K. HUSKINS8:3200210:00
B. JACKMAN28:5701140:00
J. LANGENBRUNNER22:2220330:00
A. MCDONALD26:3930370:00
P. MCRAE10:0510120:00
S. NICHOL7:0200-110:00
T. OSHIE18:5100-102:00
A. PIETRANGELO24:0101130:00
R. POLAK11:5901200:00
R. REAVES3:0000009:00
K SHATTENKIRK28:2900-110:00
V. SOBOTKA6:3900010:00
C. STEWART18:0900030:00
San Jose Sharks - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
A. NIEMI352983%5.86
A NIITTYMAKI00%0.00
San Jose Sharks - Skaters
SKATERSTOIGA+/-SOGPIM
D. BOYLE34:2400-272:00
B. BURNS33:3802-130:00
R. CLOWE26:4921-170:00
L. COUTURE13:3902-160:00
J. DEMERS11:5501000:00
M. HANDZUS11:0100-110:00
M. HAVLAT29:4921160:00
J. MARCOU0:3300-100:00
P. MARLEAU22:2301-160:00
T. MITCHELL0:3700-100:00
A. MURRAY1:5100-100:00
D. MURRAY15:4500-100:00
J. PAVELSKI17:0610-220:00
J. SHEPPARD11:5600-100:00
J. THORNTON27:1101160:00
M. VLASIC20:0200-230:00
C. WHITE7:0200000:00
B. WINCHESTER18:2700-125:00
Sunday, October 16, 2011
10:26 PM - October 16, 2011. Written by antdoggydogg
Dwight Howard and Blake Griffin won the monthly honors for their respective conferences.

Dwight Howard led the Magic to a 12-4 record in January, including wins against Eastern Conference contenders, the Knicks and Celtics. They closed the month with a 7 game win streak.

Eastern Conference Player of the Month - January 2013 - Orlando Magic Stats
PlayerGPMINPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGTPGFPG
Dwight Howard1640.827.813.22.31.32.72.83.8

Blake Griffin led the Clippers to a 10-5, and his team just climbed over the Thunder for first place in the Western Conference standings.

Western Conference Player of the Month - January 2013 - Los Angeles Clippers Stats
PlayerGPMINPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGTPGFPG
Blake Griffin1234.723.510.93.51.01.02.22.3

Harrison Barnes has won his 2nd Rookie of the Month award and has definitely been the most impressive rookie in a pretty stacked draft class.

Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month - January 2013 - Harrison Barnes Stats
PlayerGPMINPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGTPGFPG
Harrison Barnes1435.022.26.91.00.31.01.93.1

Anthony Davis has once again stepped in for Kevin Love who is out with another injury, trade rumors are swirling around the Timberwolves.

Western Conference Rookie of the Month - January 2013 - Anthony Davis Stats
PlayerGPMINPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGTPGFPG
Anthony Davis1131.413.16.80.90.21.62.02.1

All Star Vote Leaders:

2013 NBA All-Star Game Starter Votes - End of January
Eastern ConferenceWestern Conference
Head Coach:
Erik Spoelstra - Miami Heat
Head Coach:
Vinny Del Negro - Los Angeles Clippers
PosStartersPosStarters
PGChris Paul (1,897,996)PGRussel Westbrook (1,762,971)
SGDwyane Wade (1,810,177)SGKobe Bryant (1,654,350)
SFLeBron James (2,564,166)SFKevin Durant (1,804,303)
PFAmar'e Stoudemire (1,405,375)PFBlake Griffin (1,383,630)
CDwight Howard (1,937,176)CAndrew Bynum (998,191)


The first half of the season is over, the all-star game is a couple weeks away. Here are how the award races are shaping up:

NBA Award Races - Updated: Feb 1, 2013
Most Valuable PlayerMVPRookie of the YearROY
1. LeBron JamesSF1. Harrison BarnesSF
2. Dwyane WadeSG2. Perry JonesPF
3. Dwight HowardC3. Anthony DavisPF
4. Josh SmithSF/PF4. Austin RiversSG
5. Chris BoshPF5. Tu HollowayPG
Sixth Man of the YearSMOYDefensive Player of the YearDPOY
1. C.J. MilesSG/SF1. Dwight HowardC
2. James HardenSG2. Joakim NoahC
3. Lamar OdomPF3. Markieff MorrisPF
4. Jordan FarmarPG4. Andrew BogutC
5. Jeff GreenSF/PF5. Andris BiedrinsC
Most Improved PlayerMIPCoach of the YearCOY
1. Markieff MorrisPF1. Erik Spoelstra40-10
2. Jordan FarmarPG2. Stan Van Gundy36-11
3. Jon DieblerSG3. Doc Rivers36-12
4. Josh McRobertsPF/C4. Jay Triano30-19
5. Alec BurksSG5. Monty Williams24-23
  • The MVP race is starting to look like it's going to be either LeBron James' or Dwight Howard's. You have to think that whoever's team ends up clinching the better record will win this award.
  • C.J. Mile's has stepped in during Carmelo Anthony's absence and helped the Knicks continue their winning ways.
Dynasty: antdoggydogg