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That's a good benchmark...however idk how long it will take in real life for these squads to get a five star :lol:

I'll leave it up to the group...I know I'm not gonna chase 5* guys hard because my team can't afford an hour on a guy who's probably going to commit elsewhere when I could get 2-3 solid guys for the amount of time I'd put in on that elite guy.
 
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i say keep it at easiest, but thats just cause I suck at recruiting :biggrin:


I should have my game in by tonight, really busy today with some homework I gotta finish up and also help running a professional tennis tournament here at my local club
 
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end of 1st qtr, 7-0 Vandy (with Vandy at the 10 yd line)...

my RB Norman already as 100 yds rushing....14-0 now, RB has both scores

17-0 half....Vandy has a nice goaline stand as they could not get 2 yds in 3 tries

4th qtr, 20-0 Vandy....Vanderbelt kept the ball for 6:39 in the 3rd qtr :lol:


fuck, Miami comin back 20-14, 2:08 left

Vandy converts a huge 3rd and 8 to seal the victory (fuck you comeback AI)
 
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Bowl week.

Houston just won a wild one in Pasadena.

After Houston's opening score, Wisconsin gets on the board with a pick six, thanks to pressure from #53 and an extremely lucky tip to Valai.

Wisconsin cut the Houston lead to 27-21 at halftime. Houston stripped the opening kickoff and rumbled in for six.

Not to be outdone, Wisconsin answered with a scoring drive and a fumble return TD by #53.

Houston's next drive stalls at Wisconsin's 1 yard line.

After a punt, Houston fumbles again, and who else is there to recover it but #53.

After a Wisconsin TD, what does Wisconsin do? That's right, they fumble the ball.

Wisconsin fumbles it right back though, and Houston drives for a score.

With 1:00 min left and a tie ball game, Houston forces a long FG try that Wisconsin misses.

42-42, Keenum misses his first two throws and throws a pick, you guessed it, to #53.

Coach Winslow makes a gutsy call, calling a jailbreak blitz where his defenders were ordered not to hit the QB until after the pass. He let Wisconsin score immediately, leaving 0:43 on the clock.

Down 7, Keenum leads a legendary drive, picking up 20 yards on 4 consecutive throws.

Down 1, Winslow decides to go for the win and throw for 2.

Down 1 w/ :09 left after the kickoff, Tolzien throws it to midfield for one last heave, but it falls to the turf.

Rose Bowl Champs!
 
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Miami Ohio and Coach Mac are happy to announce their bowl bid to the Meineke Car Care Bowl against the Domers. A rematch from an earlier game in the season in which the Redhawks won 38-30. This time around, Miami looks to shut the Domers down since they have found their identity.

Miami kicks off to start the game.

Miami scores after a few TO's...7-0 MIA

End of 1...MIA 7-0, Miami in the redzone

Miami punches it in, but missed EXP....13-0 MIA

Miami drives down the field, goes for 2....21-0 MIA midway through 2nd quarter

At halftime...Miami 24, ND 0

ND TD pass...MIA 24, ND 8

Miami ROCKS the QB, and returns the fumble for 6...MIA 31, ND 8

Ensuing kickoff, I lay the wood and recover a fumble.

2 plays later, TD Miami...MIA 38, ND 8

FG ND...MIA 38, ND 11

End of 3...MIA 38, ND 11

Miami TD pass....MIA 45, ND 11


FINAL....Miami 45, ND 11

Could have done without the 7 turnovers, 1 fumble, 6 INT's...other than that, played a great game.

:lol: ND and I both had 7 TO's...what a slop game.

-250 Sportsmanship points for me, because well I kept throwing the ball. Bite me EA.
 
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MISSED OPPORTUNITIES!!! Damn... I should have waxed Fla... I recovered their fumble on the opening KO, FG.... Scored a TD on my second drive but my starting TB was knocked out of the game (again)

After that, I missed so many big opportunities until the 4th quarter.

Oh well. All of my linemen are Soph's and Frosh, QB coming back. decent WR and Rb recruits joining an already solid offensive group.

My entire D is coming back other than my MLB...

This coming season is going to be great!
 
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A SEASON TO REMEMBER

The Baylor Bears have wrapped up a 12-1 year, defeating West Virginia in the Fiesta Bowl 40-37. In a high scoring affair, Robert Griffin took over leading the Bears with 292 yards passing to go along with 192 yards rushing. The 192 yards rushing pushed him over 1,000 for the season to go along with 4534 passing yards. He threw 42 touchdowns versus 16 interceptions in what was the most prolific season by a Baylor QB in the school's history.

He was the entire story offensively, and the RS Sophomore will have a decision to make in the offseason on whether to return to school for a fourth year or to enter the NFL draft.

The defense did what they could, and were opportunistic in their schemes. Overall, they are lacking of both elite talent and depth. This seasons recruiting class will be important, as many of the youngsters will be expected to contribute quickly. The class has a bunch of speed, but their inexperience might be an issue if they see prolonged playing time.

It will be interesting to see how next season fares. As of right now, it seems that Griffin's decision will make the largest impact.

A great overachieving season for Baylor. The loss to Missouri still sits as a sour taste in their mouth; and undefeated year would have been something even more special.

ON TO THE OFFSEASON!
 
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