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#1 |
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#8 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (4-2) |
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coach Wayne U. |
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coach Jerome W. |
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 9 OFFENSE (RUN): 1 DEFENSE
(PASS): 3 DEFENSE (RUN):
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 8 OFFENSE (RUN):
7 DEFENSE
(PASS): 8 DEFENSE (RUN):
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GAME SUMMARY: |
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#1 What a game it was. BC owned the first 10
minutes of the game as they drove the length of the field on the opening
drive for a TD. GT followed with a 9 play drive that gained 9 yards and
a punt. BC drove the 56 yards for another TD. GT held the ball
for 3 plays and 3 yards ending with a lost fumble. BC took two
plays to score another TD and had a 20-0 lead. Then the trouble began
and the Engineers at GT started to ramble. GT took the next series 80 yards on 10 plays and
scored a TD. BC took the kickoff and 20 yards on 6 plays ending in a
lost fumble. GT moved the ball 55 yards on 10 plays and kicked a 22 yd
FG. BC and GT's next drives were both 3 and out (punt).
BC took its last possession of the first half 6 pyards on 4 plays and
turned it over on downs. GT took advantage and drove 55 yards on 8
plays for the TD, to close at half 20-16. BC's second half saw only 3 points added on a 31
yd FG. GT took its second possession of the half 64 yards on 4
plays for a TD for a 23-20 led. BC tied the game 23-23 with 3:18 to go
in the 3rd quarter. GT then took the opening drive in the 4th
quarter55 yards on 10 plays for a 25 yd FG and a led of 26-23. The last
score came with a 79 yard GT drive (highlighted by a 71 yd pass) that ended
with only 1:30 left in the game. Reggie Ball stats 24 of 39 for 343 yards. |
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#2 Purdue Boilermakers (4-2) |
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#5 |
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coach Joe S. |
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coach Vic A. |
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 1 OFFENSE (RUN): 10 DEFENSE
(PASS): 5 DEFENSE (RUN): 10 |
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 7 OFFENSE (RUN):
3 DEFENSE
(PASS): 4 DEFENSE (RUN):
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GAME SUMMARY: |
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Purdue QB Kyle Orton RIPS the Aggie secondary for 439 yds and FIVE TDS—but Aggie QB Reggie McNeal leads a BIG-PLAY offense to a tremendous victory with a miraculous 81yd catch and run play with 45 seconds to play in the game. With Purdue taking the lead (34-29) on a 33yd Dorian Bryant TD catch with 4:48 to play in the game, Jason Carter starts the comeback (not so unlikely as of yet) by returning the kickoff 43 yards... Texas A&M decides to eventually kick the FG ( 49 yds ) with 2:06 to play and go for the onside kick. Enter comeback killer “non-recovery of onside kick”... but alas! Purdue fails to run all the time off the clock and has to punt to the Aggies.... hmmm... here comes the miracle: from their own 19 on 2nd and 10 with under a minute to play—Reggie McNeal drops back and tests the flat to see if any big gainers might be in the cards... a GAIN is hit alright... a 81 YARD GAIN! Holy Smokes! Intended, not intended??? I’m not sure, but Coach Artibey had to rub his eyes and check twice to see if that really was his kicking team down on the 3 yd line ready to take a 5 point lead... Wow! INTERESTINGLY enough ... Purdue ran 96 plays to Texas A&M’s 55. To show the big play day of the Aggies... the Aggies out GAINED the Boilermakers 513-474—incredible! Considering Purdue had 41 more snaps from center! KEY to VICTORY: 9 Aggie SACKS (Jason Jack had 4, Chris Harrington-3) to 0 for the Boilermakers...also, the #1 run
defense in the league stuffing Purdue for 35 yds on 27 carries (although Kyle
Orton is a disaster on must run ( 11- (-34) )... HUGE plays on offense for
the Aggies ( 75yd run, 70yd pass, 81yd pass)... Purdue Kicker Ben Jones (0-2)
(1 from 20-29!) and Aggie Kicker Todd Pegram (2-3) !! and NO turnovers from the Aggie side of the
house... |
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#3 |
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#9 |
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coach firstblood10. |
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coach Don K. |
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 5 OFFENSE (RUN):
8 DEFENSE
(PASS): 2 DEFENSE (RUN):
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 10 OFFENSE (RUN):
2 DEFENSE
(PASS): 9 DEFENSE (RUN):
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GAME SUMMARY: |
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OSU took the opening kickoff and just plain
pounded it down OSU held OSU sticking to it's game plan and continued to
run the ball. Vernand Morency had broke the 150 yd mark in the 3rd qtr
and Coach Knight had to rest him. 4th qtr saw a 31-yd TD pass from Donovan
Woods to D'Juan Woods, and OSU converted a 2-point conversion 24-21 OSU's Defense continued to hold Virginia's
powerful offense and with 4:12 left in the game Seymore Shaw dove in the
endzone from 1-yd out and OSU took the lead 28-24. Coach Knight now worried
about that Virginia Offense and rightfully so. Vifginia had a brilliant KO
return to the 47 yard line, and started their drive. With 30 seconds left in
the game Jason Snelling went right up the middle for a 3-yd TD run and Time of possession went to OSU 33 min to 26 min.
Vernand Morency had a whopping 181 yards rushing on 34 carries for a 5.3
ypc. Coach Knight remarked after the game that it was one of the best games
he had ever been involved with, "I would have like to come out on the
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#6 |
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#7 |
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coach Don M. |
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coach JJ S. |
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 6 OFFENSE (RUN):
6 DEFENSE
(PASS): 10 DEFENSE (RUN):
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 2 OFFENSE (RUN):
5 DEFENSE
(PASS): 1 DEFENSE (RUN): 2 |
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GAME SUMMARY: |
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#4 |
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#10 |
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coach Mike P. |
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coach Bob M. |
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 3 OFFENSE (RUN):
4 DEFENSE
(PASS): 7 DEFENSE (RUN):
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OFFENSE
(PASS): 4 OFFENSE (RUN):
9 DEFENSE
(PASS): 6 DEFENSE (RUN):
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GAME SUMMARY: |
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BUCKEYES
STAY ALIVE WITH 26-24 WIN VS WELL COACHED MOUNTAINEERS The
Buckeyes survived a scare from #10 After
a 49 yard Nugent
(4/4) FG, W. Va. put a stunning 21 play, 78 yard, 8:42 drive
on the board that ended with a 9 yard TD pass from Rasheed Marshall
(30-50-270-2TD-0INT) to Eddie Jackson (7-62-1TD) and a 7-3
Mountaineer lead. Another
Nugent FG of 33 yards, and a W.VA. FG of 38 yards closed the first half
scoring with 0:45 left in the half with OR
so we thought........ A
34 yard Hall KR gave OSU the ball on the Buckeye 49 with 0:30 left. A long
pass to Santonio Holmes fell incomplete at the W. Va. 25. A 12 yard Antonio Pittman (15-132-1TD)
run put OSU on the W. Va. 39 with 0:15 on the clock. Intent on just running
the clock and getting Nugent a chance for a very makable FG to pull within 1
point, OSU came out in a 2 TE 1 RB set and ran a simple off tackle play. Pittman
broke free at the line of scrimmage and saw nothing but daylight on his way
to a 39 yard TD run as the half ended. 13-10
OSU The
Buckeyes took that momentem into, and back out of the locker room and took
the second half kick off and drove (aided by 2 pers. foul penalties) 81 yards
in 12 plays. Scoring on a 2 yard TD pass from 20-10
Buckeyes. Following
a Mountaineer punt, OSU drove 56 yards in 7 plays for a 47 yard Nugent FG and
a 23-10 OSU lead. 23-17
OSU. A
51 yard Santonio Holmes kick return gave the Buckeyes great field position at
the Mountaineer 31. But the 26-17
OSU 12:00 LEFT. W.
Va. answered again with a 8 play 73 yard drive that ended with a 13 yard TD
pass from 26-24
OSU 8:06 LEFT. After
gaining -3 yards on their next possession, OSU punted, and held the
Mountaineers as well, to just -1 yard and a punt. W.VA. again held, and OSU
punted to the Mountaineer 39 with 1:22 left. 9
plays and 40 yards later, The
kick was wide left and the Buckeyes escape with a victory. FINAL
SCORE 26-24 BUCKEYES ( 4-2 ) I MUST credit Bob with giving me probably the most mentally
thought out game I ever had. A real cat and mouse game strategy wise. |
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