2015 NCAA OD Y10 Week 7

[Whittness10]

Guess I wasn't very clear on that was I?

[fsupenguin]

I'm home and in for the night Jason, let me know if you are able to play, the sooner the better. Though I'll of course be watching the draft tonight as well.

[Wasted Memory]

I'm heading out of town for the weekend. Be home Sunday evening sometime. Will advance then instead of first thing.

[jsence2]

Got home a bit ago, was home five min and power went out for us and about twenty other homes. So.... Yeah. If it comes back on soon, I'll let you know.

[jsence2]

Got home a bit ago, was home five min and power went out for us and about twenty other homes. So.... Yeah. If it comes back on soon, I'll let you know.

[fsupenguin]

Well crap.

[jsence2]

Well crap.

Yeah, kinda sucks to be stuck at home in the dark when you usually don't go to bed until 1am, and you hadn't eaten dinner yet

[fsupenguin]

Well I'm around the next couple days, cept for going to lunch tomorrow. Sunday is still a bit of a mystery, pending whatever the wife needs for the camping trip, and Monday now she is talking about me heading down to join them for the evening, not sure if that will happen just yet.

[fsupenguin]

Jason do you realize the advance is tonight?

[Wasted Memory]

Jason do you realize the advance is tonight?

It's May 3rd. No posts from Jason since April 30th = AP. Sorry about your user game Pengy.

[fsupenguin]

It looks like I'll be around after 9pm (est) tonight, should have the wife, kids and mother-in-law all set at the campground and be home from church by then. Can you plan then Jason? I really don't want to play this on auto.

[fsupenguin]

I'm heading out now to church and then the camp ground for a few, will be back by 8 or 9pm (est), I'll have AIM open on my phone, reach out Jason. Or I guess I'll knock it out when I get in tonight.

[nick]

nearly forgot my game, and nearly lost lol. squeaked it out. Dunno if ill be at TTU next yr. A maxed out OC makes your players so good. I apparently have 2 97 overall QBs lol

[jsence2]

Jason do you realize the advance is tonight?

It's May 3rd. No posts from Jason since April 30th = AP. Sorry about your user game Pengy.

Autopilot? WTF? I'm pretty sure I said when I'd be available to play, and it was either the other night or tonight. It's not my fault our power (and the neighborhood) went out the other night.

I'll be home tonight about 9-930 like I posted a few days ago.

[Wasted Memory]

When people post asking what's up, respond. It's that simple Jason.

[fsupenguin]

You had mentioned Monday Jason, didn't know what your schedule was today. I've been reaching out.

[fsupenguin]

I'm home, shoot me a message on AIM.

[jsence2]

Penn State rides their power run game and their suffocating defense to a big 41-15 win over #4 South Alabama. HB Johnathan Thomas ran for 131 yds and 2 TD on 23 carries, and the PSU defense forced three turnovers, one of which was a pick six just before half to put the Nittany Lions up 24-6 at the break, and the second being a turnover that immediately led to a 25 yd touchdown pass and a 38-9 lead.

Penn State turned it over twice in the first half in their own territory, but the smothering run defense and some timely overthrows by USA's QB led to them only getting FGs off of those turnovers. Their other drives never saw them get past midfield in the first half. USA, one of the top rushing teams in the nation, was held to just 29 yds rushing on 21 carries, helped by four sacks by the PSU defensive line. PSU held South Alabama out of the endzone until about halfway through the 4ht quarter, but by then the game was over.

PSU now sits at 8-0 with some crucial games coming up, while USA at 7-1 is still in contention for a title shot, as they face the current #1 team in the nation down the stretch.

KEY STAT: Red zone offense, Penn State scored 3 touchdowns in their 5 red zone trips, while USA was held to 3 FG in 4 of theirs. That was the major different in the game.

GG pengy, hope you win out and maybe we'll rematch in the title game!

[fsupenguin]

Squandered early chances, two early picks both turned into FGs, cannot win on the road that way. Especially vs a team that can break out a power run game, gg Jason.

[Wasted Memory]

Next advance is scheduled for May 7th

Welcome to Week 11! Remember to visit dynasty.easports.com to write your own stories.

Akron (6-2) vs Miami (OH) (6-2)
Last week, the Zips won 24-23 vs. Houston (4-5)
In recruiting news, the following Akron targets announced their decisions:
ATH Matt Stevenson Zips
OLB Kendrick Long Zips
TE Stephen Hill Zips
ATH Shane Moses Zips
FB Chris Hobbs Zips
P Phil Perry Zips

UNLV (3-6) at Utah State (0-8)
Last week, the Rebels lost 42-35 at Fresno State (7-1)
In recruiting news, the following UNLV targets announced their decisions:
ATH Fred Williams Wisc
QB Jonathan Goff UNLV
WR Mario Sims BYU
DT Cameron Walton ASU
CB Quinton Davis USF
C Jeremy Swan Wash St
T David McNeil UCLA

Miami (5-3) at Georgia Tech (2-6)
Last week, the Hurricanes won 59-42 vs. Florida State (6-2)
In recruiting news, the following Miami targets announced their decisions:
HB Ryan Mills Miami
T Matt Crowder Miami
CB Drew Holden Miami
ATH Leon McCoy Miami
DE Mario Key Miami
C Arnold Gibson Miami
DT Tim Outlaw Miami
G Andrew Gold GSU
OLB Lamont Daugherty FIU

#9 South Alabama (7-1) at Washington State (0-7)
Last week, the Jaguars lost 41-15 at Penn State (8-0)
In recruiting news, the following South Alabama targets announced their decisions:
HB Jason Garrett USA
ATH Daniel Hooper USA
ATH Glenn Jones USA
QB R.J. James USA
ATH Jesse Macklin USA
WR Ray Rivas USA
DT Brett Davis USA
OLB Travis Williams USA
G Michael Robinson USA
G Rickey Johnson USA
DE Marcus Brown USA

#5 Tennessee (8-1) vs Missouri (2-6)
Last week, the Volunteers won 45-35 vs. Mississippi State (6-3)
In recruiting news, the following Tennessee targets announced their decisions:
ATH Vince Logan Tenn
ATH Lance Phillips Tenn
DT Nick Murray Tenn
OLB Ryan Frazier Tenn
T Josh Anderson Tenn
T Justin Jenkins Tenn
DT David Ward Tenn
HB Quinn Brown Tenn
T Tyler Greenwood Tenn
T Tavares Harper Tenn

#2 Texas A&M (8-0) at BYU (5-2)
Last week, the Aggies won 51-35 at Ole Miss (6-3)
In recruiting news, the following Texas A&M targets announced their decisions:
WR Travis Vinson TAMU
ATH Korey Thomas TAMU
WR Mike Brown TAMU
DT Tyrone Baker TAMU
WR Keith Martin TAMU

#3 Texas Tech (7-0) vs Iowa State (1-6)
Last week, the Red Raiders won 24-20 at Baylor (0-7)
In recruiting news, the following Texas Tech targets announced their decisions:
WR Gary Massey TTU

#1 Penn State (8-0) at Michigan (7-1)
Last week, the Nittany Lions won 41-15 vs. South Alabama (7-1)
In recruiting news, the following Penn State targets announced their decisions:
ATH Cory Manson Penn St
FS Rudy Doyle Penn St
ATH Robert Tyler Penn St
ATH Darrius Burke Penn St
QB Brian Coley Penn St
ATH Brandon Thompson Penn St
OLB Vincent Porter Penn St
TE Randy Brown Penn St
ATH Joe Armstrong Penn St
CB Bradley McIntosh Penn St
MLB Anthony Thornton Penn St
CB Junior Smith Penn St
G Brian Phillips Penn St
OLB Thomas Hopkins Penn St

#8 California (8-1) at Oregon (5-3)
Last week, the Golden Bears won 40-6 at Oregon State (1-7)
In recruiting news, the following California targets announced their decisions:
C John Rivero Cal
OLB Chauncey Young Cal

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UNDEFEATED COUNTDOWN

Akron
Cal
Miami
Penn State
South Alabama
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
UNLV


TOP 25

#1 Penn State
#2 Texas A&M
#3 Texas Tech
#5 Tennessee
#8 Cal
#9 South Alabama

HEISMAN HOPEFULS

Treyvon Paulk, HB Tennessee
Johnathon Thompson, HB Penn State
Peter Brown, HB Texas A&M


PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Week 1 - N/A
Week 2 - J. Lewis, DT Penn State
Week 3 - N/A
Week 4 - A. Baker, MLB Penn State
Week 5 - R. Wells, QB Miami
Week 6 - C. Herndon, TE Miami
Week 7 - A. Wilson, HB South Alabama & A. Baker MLB Penn State
Week 8 - L. Stokes, HB Cal
Week 9 - N/A
Week 10 - N/A


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STAT LEADERS

PASSING
#3 - C. Forrest, QB Cal - 2551 Passing Yards - 22TD's 6INT's

RUSHING
#4 - T. Paulk, HB Tennessee - 1186 Rushing Yards - 19 TD's

RECEIVING


TACKLES
#1 - M. Newton, SS TAMU - 62 Tackles 8TFL
#2 - A. Baker, MLB Penn State - 60 Tackles 26TFL
#3 - D. Jackson, OLB Miami - 52 Tackles 9TFL
#4 - A. Johnson, MLB Akron - 48 Tackles 7TFL
#5 - A. Jenkins, MLB TAMU - 45 Tackles 7TFL

SACKS
#1 - A. Baker, MLB Penn State - 16 Sacks
#2 - J. Lewis, Penn State - 14 Sacks
#3 - T. Brown, Penn State - 13 Sacks
#3 - A. McCoy, DE TAMU - 12 Sacks

INTERCEPTIONS
#2 - B. Jones, CB Miami - 4 INT's
#2 - K. Moore, CB Tennessee - 4 INT's
#3 - S. Williams, CB USA - 4 INT"s

KICKING
#1 - R. Harrison, K USA - 58 Yard FG
#2 - C. McIntyre, K Tennessee - 57 Yard FG
#3 - R. King, K Miami - 56 Yard FG