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BYU 24, Clemson 20 ... the numbers:
BYU 0 10 0 14 - 24 CLEM 3 14 0 3 - 20 Scoring: CLEM- FG 43 BYU - Kariya 2 run CLEM - Ache 57 pass from Parker (kick good) BYU - FG 45 CLEM - Allen 35 pass from Parker (kick good) CLEM - FG 26 BYU - Kariya 31 pass from Nelson (kick good) BYU - Matthews 10 pass from Nelson (kick good) Team Stats: Rushing: BYU 25-40; CLEM 18-46. Passing: BYU 36-399; CLEM 31-258. Total: BYU 61-439; CLEM 49-304. Returns: BYU 5-90; CLEM 4-149. First Downs: BYU 22; CLEM 12. Time of Possession: BYU 34:09; CLEM 25:51. Penalties: BYU 3-30; CLEM 3-25. Turnovers: BYU 3; CLEM 2. Individual Stats: BYU (1-0, 0-0 Western Conference) Rushing: Kariya 13-28, 1 TD; Nelson 12-12. Passing: Nelson 20-of-36, 399 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT. Receiving: Peterson 2-23; Edwards 4-76; Matthews 6-95, 1 TD; Ashworth 4-97; Kariya 4-108, 1 TD. Returns: Kariya 1-24; Fowler 2-5; Ashworth 2-61. Tackles-For Loss: Wagner 2-0; Atkinson 9-0; Fuga 4-2; Fowler 2-0; Kaveinga 3-0; Jensen 3-1; Aguiree 3-0; Tulloma 1-0; Bradley 1-0. Sacks: Jensen 1. Interceptions-Yards: Kaveinga 1-6; Frazier 1-0. Forced Fumbles/Recoveries: None. Clemson (0-1, 0-0 Eastern Conference) Rushing: Ellington 6-(-4); Parker 12-50. Passing: Parker 16-of-31, 258 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT. Receiving: Ellington 4-13; Allen 7-115, 1 TD; Ache 3-81, 1 TD; Dye 1-19; Jones 1-30. Returns: Dye 3-129; Hall 1-20. Tackles-For Loss: Jenkins 5-1; Hall 3-0; Thompson 3-0; McDaniel 7-0; Jones 1-0; Maxwell 2-1; Bowers 4-3; Christian 7-0; Hawkins 3-2; Dye 1-0; May 2-0; Branch 2-0; Gilchrist 1-0. Sacks: Bowers 2; Jenkins 1; Hawkins 1. Interceptions-Yards: McDaniel 2-12; Christian 1-0. Forced Fumbles/Recoveries: Gilchrist 1/0. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
The AP Poll after Week 1. Note, the Computer Rankings will debut after Week 2.
1. Florida State 2. Syracuse 3. Florida 4. BYU 5. Kentucky 6. Illinois 7. Purdue 8. Nebraska 9. Ohio State 10. Michigan 11. Clemson 12. Oklahoma 13. Texas 14. Virginia Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
ECFA 2010-11 STANDINGS
EASTERN CONFERENCE 1-0, 0-0 Florida Gators 1-0, 0-0 Florida State Seminoles 1-0, 0-0 Syracuse Orangemen 1-0, 0-0 Kentucky Wildcats 1-0, 0-0 Purdue Boilermakers 0-1, 0-0 Virginia Cavaliers 0-1, 0-0 Clemson Tigers WESTERN CONFERENCE 1-0, 0-0 Illinois Fighting Illini 1-0, 0-0 BYU Cougars 0-1, 0-0 Texas Longhorns 0-1, 0-0 Ohio State Buckeyes 0-1, 0-0 Michigan Wolverines 0-1, 0-0 Oklahoma Sooners 0-1, 0-0 Nebraska Cornhuskers |
ECFA Week 2 Schedule (AP rank in parentheses)
The Marquee Matchup: (2) Syracuse vs. (3) Florida Other Games Involving the Top 5: (1) Florida State vs. (14) Virginia (4) BYU vs. (13) Texas (5) Kentucky vs. (7) Purdue Available on Regional TV Only: (6) Illinois vs. (10) Michigan (8) Nebraska vs. (11) Clemson Your ESPN3 Clunker Brought to You by Golden Flake: (9) Ohio State vs. (12) Oklahoma * Note: Up next on the board, however, is the conclusion to the first week of EPFA '73 play, as Denver battles San Francisco. I hope you are enjoying following along and stay tuned for more action as both the college and pro seasons continue! Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
I bet your clunker game will be a good one with those 2 schools.
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We'll find out quickly, as I'm going to play the games in reverse order of how I listed them above, so I can get the big #2 vs. #3 showdown as the final game of the week. Looking forward to Broncos-49ers in the interim, though. They've been waiting their turn for quite some time. Ed |
I've noticed how you left out the PAC 12 teams. How convenient! :rnt; :rnt; :rnt; :rnt; :rnt; USC and Oregon! :fghttt: :dohdh: :fghttt: :dohdh:
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All the teams are ones I already owned, on bases I already possessed. But I'm also not a big Pac-10 fan. In looking at teams I might add for next season, no Pac-12 teams are on the list except Utah. Unless Oregon wins the national title. Whatever team wins the national title this year will be added. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
Your throw back Oregon team for me sweet!!!! should add them and Pitt to yours.
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If I go just by uniforms, it will be Georgia, Pitt, Oregon, and maybe LSU. But it's probably going to be more on geography based on the teams I already have, and the possibility of setting up 5-team conferences loosely based on real ones & geography. But I got a lot of games to get through before that! :) Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
we need a group pic of all your teams. :D
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That's not a bad idea. I'm not sure they'd all fit on the board at one time! But I should do that, and I also should get more shots like the warmup shots that Reg posts in his game recaps.
ECFA will resume soon - I have an EPFA game between Denver and San Francisco to get in today. Looking forward to that. I also have pictures to post from Week 1 of the ECFA once I get them all cropped and resized. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
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Some EPFA from Steelers-Patriots (I didn't take any during Denver-San Francisco). And then from Week 1's college slate. 1: New England's Sam Cunningham (#39) looks for space on a well-blocked run play. 2: Pittsburgh's Loren Toews breaks through to hunt Cunningham down. 3: New England on offense. 4: New England blocks up another running play, but safety Mike Wagner (#23) comes around the edge and makes the tackle. 5: New England's defense returns the favor, as Pittsburgh's Preston Pearson (#26) is whacked near the sideline. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
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1) New England's last-play hail mary to the end zone, but it was incomplete.
2) Purdue on offense vs. Nebraska. 3) Purdue finds paydirt. 4) Purdue gets a good open-field tackle on Nebraska's #4 on a punt return - he had room. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
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1) Texas lines up against the Florida defense.
2) Florida running back #2 finds room on the right, and he eventually scored. 3) Kentucky ready for the snap against Michigan. 4) Michigan's #82 makes a key stop, keeping the Kentucky receiver from getting a first down. 5) Michigan finishes off a long touchdown pass. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
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1) Michigan's MLB #45 fills the gap to bankrupt the Kentucky attack.
2) Kentucky's #20 Derrick Locke finds the end zone. 3) Check out Ohio State's #6 and #7 at left, blocking the gunners on a punt return. 4) Ohio State's #44 looks open, doesn't he? Not so much when you remember the 1-second run off after the catch. Florida State has him bracketed. 5) Virginia's tailback (#33) tries to power for some yards vs. Illinois. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
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1) Virginia's #83 makes a catch, and has more people chasing him than the Bandit.
2) Illinois' #8 can't quite get away with the end zone in site. 3) But he got there this time! 4) Oklahoma kicks off to Syracuse. 5) When I stopped the board, Syracuse had an open receiver in the left corner - but after it stopped ... not so much! Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
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1) Syracuse QB #12 barrels in from the 2 for a touchdown.
2) Oklahoma's RB DeMarco Murray (#7) is caught from behind by a Syracuse linebacker. 3) A Syracuse receiver tries to find the end zone as an Oklahoma safety reacts. 4) Murray is free and they ain't gonna catch him. 5) Syracuse in a full-house backfield. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
wow. thanks for the pics. i sure like your Steelers CC, and the Pats look good, cant wait to get mine. i dont see how some of you guys can play so many games, my back would start to hurt...lol. thx again for all the pics.
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That's part of the reason why I play with the game board on the floor. Forces me to sit down. If I have it on a table, and I'm standing the entire time, my back would revolt and I wouldn't be able to play nearly as much.
The other advantage this way is that it makes it very difficult to lose track of where the ball goes on a throw or kick, because it's not going to drop any great distance. I have two quick games to get in that I promised wolverine to help with his solo league, then I'm back to action with Week 2 college and pro games. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: |
ECFA Week 2 is underway .....
.... BOOMER SOONER BOMBS, BLANKS BUCKEYES
Oklahoma (1-1, 1-0 Western Conference) recorded the first shutout in ECFA history today, beating the Ohio State Buckeyes (0-2, 0-1), 26-0. This game wasn't for those who like offense. In fact, the Sooners only gained 174 yards on the day. But they used two big plays and a stellar defense to frustrate the Buckeyes at every turn. The first big play came after Ohio State's first possession ended in a punt. Carter caught the punt at the 36, broke right, then got a convoy of blockers headed left and waltzed into the end zone for the touchdown. After taking a 13-0 lead in the second quarter on field goals of 45 and 51 yards, Oklahoma broke the game open midway through the second quarter. Musil took a handoff and rambled behind the left guard and tackle, then broke clear for a 68-yard score. OU ran for 161 yards on the day, as the Buckeyes linebackers didn't do a good enough job keeping Sooner running backs from getting to the second level. Down 20-0, Ohio State appeared awoke, and reached the 49 yard line on Sanzenbacher's 10-yard catch from Pryor - but he fumbled! Wort forced it and recovered it for the Sooners, and they added another field goal before halftime to make it 23-0. Early in the fourth quarter, the Buckeyes drove into Sooner territory, reaching the 39. But Saine was stopped for -1 on a run, and three straight Pryor passes fell incomplete. The next drive ended simliarly, then Pryor was picked off at tOSU 38 to end his team's last chance at putting anything on the board. With national title hopes perhaps already extinguished, Ohio State takes on BYU in a conference game in Week 3. The Sooners, meanwhile, take on Michigan, also a conference game. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
OKLAHOMA 26, OHIO STATE 0
OU 7 16 0 3 - 26 OSU 0 0 0 0 - 0 SCORING OU - Carter 64 punt return (kick good) OU - FG 51 OU - FG 45 OU - Musil 68 run (kick good) OU - FG 30 OU - FG 29 TEAM STATS Rushing: OU 31-161; OSU 8-(-15) Passing: OU 9-13; OSU 26-132 Total: OU 40-174; OSU 44-117 Returns: OU 4-103; OSU 6-140 First Downs: OU 7, OSU 8 Penalties: OU 1-10; OSU 2-20 Time of Possession: OU 22:52; OSU 37:08 Turnovers: OU 0; OSU 3 INDIVIDUAL STATS - Oklahoma Sooners Rushing: Musil 7-70, 1 TD; Murray 18-90; Jones 6-1. Passing: Jones 5-of-9, 13 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Receiving: Musil 2-1; Murray 1-0; Miller 1-9; Ratterree 1-3. Returns: Carter 3-64, 1 TD; Stills 1-39. Tackles-For Loss: Stephenson 1-0; Wort 3-0; McFarland 3.5-0; Alexander 6-1; Hurst 1-1; Taylor 8-2; R. Lewis 1-0; T. Lewis 1-1; Beal 1.5-1; Proctor 3-0; Miller 1-0; Nelson 1-0. Sacks: Taylor 1, T. Lewis 1, Beal 1. Forced Fumbles-Recoveries: Wort 1-1; Alexander 1-0. Interceptions-Yards: Hurst 1-5; Taylor 1-3. INDIVIDUAL STATS - Ohio State Buckeyes Rushing: Saine 7-9; Boren 3-0; Pryor 8-(-24). Passing: Pryor 9-of-26, 132 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT. Receiving: Saine 1-4; Boren 3-50; Sanzenbacher 3-42; Stoneburner 1-15; Posey 1-21. Returns: Boren 1-40; Hines 2-6; Saine 1-27; Sanzenbacher 2-67. Tackles-For Loss: Haman 1-0; Hines 3-0; Simon 7-5; Sabino 3-1; Williams 5-1; Rolle 2-0; Larimroe 2-1; Heyward 2-1; Johnson 1-0; Sanzenbacher 1-0; Torrence 2-0; Johnson 3-0; Chekwa 1-0. Sacks: None. Forced Fumbles-Recoveries: Chekwa 1-0. Interceptions: None. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
Oklahoma has always been my favorite college team. I have been having some very dominating games lately myself.
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They had a good running game, and their front 4 defensively dominated the game. The two defensive tackles, both Miggle wide-arm ends, were pretty much unstoppable.
This against an Ohio State team that is almost all Haiti Repro/Buzzball with a couple Miggle proline figures. OSU might get one of those custom figs, they need the help! Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
I took some pictures during OU/OSU, but I can't get them down to a file size low enough for them to be posted on this site. :rnt; :rnt; :rnt; :rnt;
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Up to the minute Computer Rankings:
# W-L PTS TEAM 1 1-0 237 Syracuse 2 1-0 229 BYU 2 1-0 229 Purdue 2 1-0 229 Illinois 2 1-0 229 Florida 2 1-0 229 Kentucky 7 1-0 221 Florida State 8 1-1 161 Oklahoma 9 0-1 104 Nebraska 9 0-1 104 Virginia 9 0-1 104 Texas 9 0-1 104 Michigan 9 0-1 104 Clemson 14 0-2 48 Ohio State This will be updated after each game. The AP Poll will come out at the conclusion of each week. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
For the pictures this is what one of the other members told me to do. Click on the picture and go to Open with then on the next screen click on paint this will bring the picture up. then hit control and w. then a dimensions screen will come up. what I do is hit the backspace button and chang the dimensions from 100 x 100 to 30 x 30 then enter. If you like what you see hit control and then s and that should do it.
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My Tennessee team is like that. Both defensive ends are the miggle wide arm guys and they usually dominate but this time the Chargers buzzball linemen were getting their hands up into the right spot to get leverage and actually back them up or turn them. Now that i have numbered all my Legends teams by position I try my best to line my linemen up in the same position on every play at least on defense.
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... HUSKERS LOSE GRIP, THEN HOLD ON
Nebraska had victory sealed, then fumbled it away, then came up big, all in the final 4 minutes of the Cornhuskers' ECFA Week 2 game against the Clemson Tigers. In the end, it added up to a 17-10 Nebraska win. Leading, 17-3, in the fourth quarter, the Cornhuskers (1-1, 0-0 Western)seemed to have things well in hand. But they couldn't move the ball much in the fourth quarter, and the Tigers (0-2, 0-0 Eastern) closed within a touchdown when Parker hit Ashe for a 20-yard touchdown pass. After a Nebraska punt, Clemson drove a short field and looked a certainty to score again, and and again, Ashe was involved. But this time, the plan turned to dust, when Ashe caught a pass, was hit at the Nebraska 10 by Smith, and fumbled. The Cornhuskers recovered and tried to run the clock out with 3:56 left. But on 1st-and-10, Legate ran 5 yards and fumbled himself! Maxwell recovered for Clemson, and the Tigers were 15 yards from paydirt again with 3:15 to go and three time outs. Parker had to scramble on 1st down, gaining 1, as he was pressured by Nebraska defensive lineman Williams. That was a story all day, as Williams had a whopping 11 tackles, including three for loss (1 sack). A 10-yard penalty on Clemson on second down wiped out a short gain, and Ellington caught a pass on 2nd-and-19, getting back 8 yards. But a pass toward the end zone was inadvertently caught at the line of scrimmage by Dye on third down, leaving 7 seconds left. Ashe broke a double team and got open at the 6, and caught the pass, but he was tackled by Nebraska LB Fisher from behind to end the game. Both teams have all their conference games in front of them, so national title dreams aren't yet dead for Clemson. For Nebraska, it's a second straight game that came down to the final play, but this time the ending was much better than their 25-23 loss to Purdue. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
NEBRASKA 17, CLEMSON 10
NU 0 10 7 0 - 17 CU 3 0 0 7 - 10 SCORING CLEM - FG 29. NEB - FG 36. NEB - Robinson 44 run (kick good) NEB - Legate 7 run (kick good) CLEM - Ashe 20 pass from Parker (kick good) TEAM STATS Rushing: NEB 25-115; CLEM 18-41. Passing: NEB 12-72; CLEM 30-231. Total: NEB 37-187; CLEM 48-272. Returns: NEB 2-29; CLEM 5-138. First Downs: NEB 9; CLEM 16. Turnovers: NEB 1; CLEM 3. Penalties: NEB 4-25; CLEM 3-20. Time of Possession: NEB 27:41; CLEM 32:19 INDIVIDUAL STATS - NEBRASKA Rushing: Robinson 12-61, 1 TD; Green 4-(-4); Legate 9-58, 1 TD. Passing: Green 7-of-12, 72 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Receiving: Gilleylen 1-11; Cooper 3-31; Legate 3-30. Returns: Gilleylen 1-17; Cooper 1-12. Tackles-For Loss: Cassidy 5-0; J. Williams 11-3; Smith 4-1; Legate 1-0; Compton 1.5-0; Meredith 4-0; May 2-0; Moore 1-0; Fisher 4.5-0; Cooper 1-0; Dennard 1-0. Sacks: J. Williams 1. Forced Fumbles-Recoveries: Smith 1-1. Interceptions-Yards: Smith 1-10; Meredith 1-5. INDIVIDUAL STATS - CLEMSON Rushing: Ellington 12-32; Parker 6-9. Passing: Parker 20-of-30, 231 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT. Receiving: Dye 4-36; Ellington 9-105; Jones 1-14; Allen 1-9; Ashe 5-67, 1 TD. Returns: Dye 1-47; McDaniel 3-42; Ellington 1-49. Tackles-For Loss: Jenkins 2-0; Thompson 3-1; Bowers 5-2; Hawkins 1-0; Christian 3-0; Maxwell 3-0; Hall 2-0; McDaniel 1-0; Gilchrist 1-0. Sacks: Bowers 1. Forced Fumbles-Recoveries: Maxwell 1-1. Interceptions-Yards: None. |
I have Nebraska-Clemson pictures to upload, including a sequence from Clemson's final play. Hope to get them up later today or tomorrow.
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Up to the minute Computer Rankings:
# W-L PTS TEAM 01 1-0 237 Purdue Boilermakers 02 1-0 237 Syracuse Orangemen 03 1-0 229 Illinois Fighting Illini 03 1-0 229 Florida Gators 03 1-0 229 Kentucky Wildcats 06 1-0 221 Florida State Seminoles 07 1-0 221 BYU Cougars 08 1-1 161 Oklahoma Sooners 08 1-1 161 Nebraska Cornhuskers 10 0-1 104 Virginia Cavaliers 10 0-1 104 Texas Longhorns 10 0-1 104 Michigan Wolverines 13 0-2 048 Clemson Tigers 14 0-2 048 Ohio State Buckeyes This will be updated after each game. The AP Poll will come out at the conclusion of each week. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
... BECKER RE-RUNS PROVE NAUSEATING FOR WOLVERINES
Illinois used a punishing running game between the tackles to soften up the Michigan defense, then Becker blasted through that line for one score on the ground, and he later caught one from quarterback Scheelhaase, as Illinois beat Michigan, 20-10, in Week 2 of ECFA play. The Fighting Illini (2-0, 1-0 West) running backs, Becker and LeShoure, combined for 142 yards on 28 carries, getting 3 or 4 a pop before Becker broke through following his quarterback and his right guard for a 38-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter that gave Illinois the lead for good, 13-10. Later, Becker got open down the right sideline and caught a long cross-field pass from Scheelhaase, then scored to provide the 20-10 final margin. Down, 6-0, at halftime, the Wolverines (0-2, 0-1 West) turned things around in the third quarter thanks to a 70-yard touchdown run from Cox and a field goal that made it 10-6. But that momentum didn't carry over to the final period, which Illinois dominated save for one late Michigan drive that ended with a missed field goal from 51 yards out. Illinois appear to have a ground game that can match up with anyone, and their 2-0 record is no fluke. They've now won one game on the ground and one in the air, and are a threat to win the West and go to the Commonwealth Bowl. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
ECFA WEEK 2
MICH 0 0 10 0 - 10 ILL 3 3 0 14 - 20 SCORING ILL - FG 35 ILL - FG 57 MICH - Cox 70 run (kick good) MICH - FG 51 ILL - Becker 38 run (kick good) ILL - Becker 40 pass from Scheelhaase (kick good) TEAM STATS Rushing: MICH 19-40; ILL 34-116 Passing: MICH 16-118; ILL 12-65 Total: MICH 35-158; ILL 46-181 Returns: MICH 4-83; ILL 5-102 First Downs: MICH 6; ILL 8 Penalties: MICH 3-27; ILL 2-20 Turnovers: MICH 2; ILL 2 INDIVIDUAL STATS - Michigan Wolverines (0-2, 0-1 Western Conference) Rushing: Forcier 7-(-46); Cox 12-86, 1 TD. Passing: Forcier 10-of-16, 118 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT. Receiving: Cox 6-61; Koger 1-15; Stonum 2-24; Hemingway 1-18. Returns: Odoms 1-22; Cox 1-36; Demens 2-25. Tackles-For Loss: Demens 7-1; Koger 1-0; Ezeh 6-1; Banks 3-0; Van Bergen 5-0; Martin 5-0; Campbell 5-0; Donovan 3-1; Odoms 1-1; Cissoko 3-2; Smith 1-0; Ferrera 1-0. Sacks: Donovan 1; Cissoko 1. Forced Fumbles-Recoveries: Demens 1-0; Ezeh 1-0; Van Bergen 1-0; Odoms 1-1. Interceptions-Yards: Fitzgerald 1-0. INDIVIDUAL STATS - Illinois Fighting Illini (2-0, 1-0 Western Conference) Rushing: LeShoure 17-52; Becke 11-90, 1 TD; Scheelhaase 6-(-28). Passing: Scheelhaase 7-of-12, 65 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT. Receiving: Fayson 1-11; Jenkins 3-15; Becker 2-40, 1 TD; Davis 1-(-1). Returns: Hardeman 3-23; Becker 1-28; Jenkins 1-51. Tackles-For Loss: Williams 6-2; Brent 3-1; Frierson 1-0; Edwards 6-0; James 5-4; Hawthorne 2-1; Hardeman 3-1; Ellington 1-0; Becker 1-0; Pilcher 1-0; Thornton 1-0. Sacks: James 2; Hawthorne 1; Hardeman 1. Forced Fumbles-Recoveries: None. Interceptions-Yards: Frierson 1-7; Ellington 1-0. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
Up to the minute Computer Rankings:
# W-L PTS TEAM 01 2-0 272 Illinois Fighting Illini 02 1-0 237 Purdue Boilermakers 02 1-0 237 Syracuse Orangemen 04 1-0 229 Florida Gators 05 1-0 223 Kentucky Wildcats 06 1-0 221 Florida State Seminoles 06 1-0 221 BYU Cougars 08 1-1 161 Oklahoma Sooners 08 1-1 161 Nebraska Cornhuskers 10 0-1 110 Virginia Cavaliers 11 0-1 104 Texas Longhorns 12 0-2 062 Michigan Wolverines 13 0-2 048 Clemson Tigers 13 0-2 048 Ohio State Buckeyes This will be updated after each game. The AP Poll will come out at the conclusion of each week. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
ECFA 2010-11 STANDINGS
EASTERN CONFERENCE 1-0, 0-0 Florida Gators 1-0, 0-0 Florida State Seminoles 1-0, 0-0 Syracuse Orangemen 1-0, 0-0 Kentucky Wildcats 1-0, 0-0 Purdue Boilermakers 0-1, 0-0 Virginia Cavaliers 0-2, 0-0 Clemson Tigers WESTERN CONFERENCE 2-0, 1-0 Illinois Fighting Illini 1-1, 1-0 Oklahoma Sooners 1-0, 0-0 BYU Cougars 1-1, 0-0 Nebraska Cornhuskers 0-1, 0-0 Texas Longhorns 0-2, 0-1 Ohio State Buckeyes 0-2, 0-1 Michigan Wolverines Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
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Couple pictures from the Illinois-Michigan game.
1) ECFA Films special shot from the Chico's Bail Bonds Blimp, with Illinois on offense. 2) Illinois RB Becker (#41) powers into the end zone at the end of his 38-yard TD run. He was glued to the back of his quarterback Scheelhaase and the right guard pretty much the whole way, as Michigan's defense parted. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
love the sponser...lol. c'mon texas.
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... BOILERS TURN HISTORY MAKERS, HAND KENTUCKY FIRST-EVER LOSS
Purdue got only one big play on offense, an 81-yard touchdown run from McBurse in the second quarter, but that, some timely defense, and a whole lot of ill will from The Box was enough to allow the Boilermakers to knock off Kentucky, 10-6. The loss is the Wildcats' first ever in ECFA play, in this, their 6th game. Kentucky went 3-0 in the regular season during the first campaign, then captured the national championship by beating West Virginia in the Commonwealth Bowl, 21-9. Kentucky handled newcomer Michigan in its opener, 27-17, but couldn't find the end zone against Purdue, with most drives being ended by incompletions, interceptions, or penalties. Kentucky were penalized 6 times for 50 yards, giving them 11 infractions in just two games. The Wildcats (1-1, 0-1 Eastern Conference) had control of the ball for much of the time, running 49 offensive snaps to Purdue's 33. But outside of one long run by Allen and a few decent passes here in there, Kentucky got in the red zone just once, reaching the Purdue 13 in the first quarter. Hartline threw an incompletion on 3rd down, and even the field goal team screwed up, committing a holding penalty, but the subsequent 40-yard try was good. However, McBurse answered with his run up the middle two plays later, jaunting 81 yards through a bewildered Wildcat bunch, and giving Purdue the lead for good. Kentucky had one last chance with 3:13 to play, but were 90 yards from the Purdue (2-0, 1-0 East) end zone. Two Box incompletions were followed by a missed pass from Hartline that short-hopped the receiver (no LindyHopper video review necessary! :rtfl:). On 4th-and-10, Hartline found Chris Matthews, who played Hardball to get the first down and out to the 35. But with no time outs left, UK had to hustle to the line to spike the ball. TICK TICK TICK TICK TICK TICK ... with everyone lined up properly on both sides and the clock running, Hartline snapped and spiked the ball with 4 seconds left. On the final play, however, the pass to Randall Cobb was incomplete, and Purdue had 10 defenders to pivot should he have caught it anyway. :rtfl: Purdue takes on Virginia in Week 3, while Kentucky has another tough assignment on its hands, facing old rival Florida. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
Purdue 10, Kentucky 6
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KEN 3 0 0 3 - 6 SCORING KEN - FG 40 PUR - McBurse 81 run (kick good) KY - FG 48 PUR - FG 47 TEAM STATS Rushing: Purdue 11-69; Kentucky 21-67 Passing: Purdue 16-81; Kentucky 28-140 Total: Purdue 33-142; Kentucky 49-207 Returns: Purdue 5-79; Kentucky 6-105 First Downs: Purdue 4; Kentucky 12 Penalties: Purdue 3-40; Kentucky 6-50 Turnovers: Purdue 1; Kentucky 2 INDIVIDUAL STATS - Purdue (2-0, 1-0 Eastern Conference) Rushing: McBurse 11-69, 1 TD; Marve 6-(-8). Passing: Marve 6-for-16, 81 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT. Receiving: Siller 2-26; C. Smith 1-3; K. Smith 1-27; Adams 1-15; McBurse 1-10. Returns: Quinn 3-34; K. Smith 1-19; McBurse 1-26. Tackles-For Loss: Gooden 2-0; Pamphile 4.5-1; Evans 3-0; Short 6.5-3; Drey 1-0; Kerrigan 1-1; Werner 3-2; Holland 1-0; Williams 2-0; Beckford 1-0; Quinn 2-0. Sacks: Pamphile 1; Short 1; Werner 1. Fumbles Forced-Recoveries: Pamphile 1-0. Interceptions-Yards: Holland 1-7; Johnson 1-0. INDIVIDUAL STATS - Kentucky (1-1, 0-1 Eastern Conference) Rushing: Allen 8-62; Hartline 9-14; Locke 4-(-9). Passing: Hartline 11-for-28, 140 yards, 0 TD, 2 INT. Receiving: Locke 3-36; Allen 4-51; Matthews 3-37; Cobb 1-16. Returns: Locke 1-7; Smith 4-47; Matthews 1-51. Tackles-For Loss: Guy 3-1; Ukwu 5-2; Crawford 7-4; Burden 1-0; Sneed 1-1; Evans 1-1; Dufrene 2-1; Trevathan 2-1. Sacks: Evans 1. Fumbles Forced-Recoveries: Crawford 1-0. Interceptions-Yards: Smith 1-3. Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br# |
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