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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 12, 2012 16:20:21 GMT
Being philosophical about that isn't fun either.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 13, 2012 1:42:59 GMT
San Diego State - 3 UConn - 31 San Diego State 0 3 0 0 3 UConn 14 3 7 7 31 Well that's... random. Out of the blue. We're three point favourites, which I understand is the standard line for a home team when the bookies can't make their minds up, so clearly no one saw this coming. San Diego Cornerback Romeo Todd helps us on our way by blowing the coverage on a 15 yard post pattern that Ralph "R" Kelly takes all the way to the paint. Giovanni Berry makes it 14-0 with a two yard dive into the end zone and after an exchange of field goals Denny Harris throws his second touchdown pass of the day - this time to Tight End Pedro Edwards - and then Michael Daniels runs in from 14 yards to run up the score as there were only 22 seconds left at the time. Reading through the play by play it's a day where nothing really went right for San Diego. It's littered with people running the wrong routes, missed blocks, penalties and four turnovers. Their corners also consistently misplayed coverages allowing our three shonky quarterbacks to combine for 21 of 30 passing, for 299 yards and two touchdowns. NotesLinebacker Thomas Anderson was back in charge for this one, with eight tackles and two stuffs, while Strong Safety Joe Boyce got eight tackles and two interceptions. For the second week running Robert Hanson didn't make a catch. He has 48 for 833, but likely won't make it through 50 catches or a thousand yards now. Up next! Our last game of the season and the matchup specifically mentioned in our pre-season conversations - Buffalo.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 13, 2012 3:01:39 GMT
Buffalo - 13 UConn - 24 Buffalo 7 3 3 0 13 UConn 7 7 0 10 24 A win! A win that may well save my job, considering a good showing against Buffalo was explicitly on the school board's christmas wish list. It was a tight and hard fought win though, that's for sure. It was an odd start as we had the Bulls corralled twice on their first drive only for mistakes by Thomas Anderson of all people to keep Buffalo alive. It was Anderson's blown coverage that gave the Bulls the opening score as Quarterback Joseph Martin hit namesake receiver Julio Martin for what turned into a 42 yard touchdown. We answered with a thirteen play, 83 yard drive to set up a one yard flop into the end zone by Michael Daniels and then regained the lead 14-10 when Will Brown caught only his second touchdown of the season after Buffalo had kicked a field goal. Buffalo took their turn to score next, but had to settle for a field goal at the end of a very peculiar drive. With nine minutes left in the third the Bulls had a 3rd and Goal at our 8, but Halfback Stephen Farmer was stopped short on a delay draw play up the middle forcing Buffalo to settle for a 21 yard field goal that they missed. Only there was a penalty on our defence, giving the Bulls an automatic first down at our one yard line. From where this happened : Buffalo ball, Q3, 1-1-UCON1 (08:13) 10-14 Offense: Inside Run, Set: Shotgun, Play: SG-HB-draw-C Defense: Stop Run, Set: Goal Line, Play: GL-run-SZ-L FB T. Hodges runs right guard for -1 yards (CB R. Engle).
Buffalo ball, Q3, 2-2-UCON2 (07:46) 10-14 Offense: Outside Run, Set: SingleBack, Play: SB-HB-power-RE Defense: Stop Run, Set: Goal Line, Play: GL-run-SZ-R FB T. Hodges runs right end for -1 yards (OLB J. Shull). OT Z. Morales missed a block that hurt the play.
Buffalo ball, Q3, 3-3-UCON3 (07:16) 10-14 Offense: Outside Run, Set: Pro Set, Play: PS-HB-pitch-LE Defense: Stop Run, Set: Goal Line, Play: GL-run-SZ RB S. Farmer runs left end for 1 yard (DE H. Day). OT D. Rodgers missed a block that hurt the play. A Fullback draw out of the shotgun, a Fullback Power over right end and a Halfback pitch from the Pro Set all failed to get in, largely thanks to their Tackles blowing blocks, forcing Buffalo to settle for another field goal attempt, which they made this time. In the fourth, with the lead still pegged at just one point, Quarterback Denny Harris led the team on an eleven play drive to a six yard scoring pass caught against by Will Brown, lifting the receiver to three touchdowns for the season. Buffalo had a chance to come back, but after completing a 19 yard pass on 3rd and 18 the Bulls saw that play wiped away for an Ineligible Receiver Downfield as their Center Todd Hicks got a little carried away. After that it was pretty routine, right up until a last minute field goal put the cap on the scoring for us. NotesLinebacker Thomas Anderson practically took the week off with just four tackles. And two stuffs, a sack and an interception. Quiet game. Robert Hanson again didn't make a catch and I think he graduates now. Sad end to a very good season for him. We were 12 of 19 on third down, which looks like we knew what we were doing. Running the ball, we out-gained Buffalo 194-21. Buffalo halfback Stephen Farmer gained minus one yards on eleven carries. So I don't know what the board will make of that. 2-5 in the conference and a win over Buffalo is practically exactly what they asked for, but it isn't exactly exceeding expectations. We're ranked 80th by the NCAA Computer after starting the season 68th.
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Post by Moo on Sept 13, 2012 8:25:58 GMT
A good read so far, Stu, liking the struggles a lot as you can imagine.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 14, 2012 3:10:12 GMT
The next week the team evaluation came through thusly :
Team Performance : D Not too much to argue about there as we ended up with a bad record overall and a worse record in the conference. The good news is we'll probably be even worse this year, without our randomly good seniors like Robert Hanson.
Talent : C Seems a bit high to me. :moop:
Recruiting : C I haven't recruited anyone yet, ye buffoons.
Board Expectations : B They asked me to scratch out "some" wins and beat Buffalo. We finished 5-7, but only 2-5 in the conference. If we could have traded one win into a conference game to finish 3-4 in the Big East then I think we'd have got an A here. Provided the win we traded wasn't Buffalo.
Prestige : C We started with a prestige of 40. We finished with a prestige of 40.
Overall : C- Fair enough.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 14, 2012 14:41:46 GMT
Holy Crap recruiting is hard on this game. I plough through eight weeks of scouting, coaxing, accepting visits and accentuating the positives I think match up with my target's desires and I still can't give away all of my scholarships. Finding defenders was especially hard this year as defensive players were either way to good to sign for me or way too bad to be of interest. So this is the value bag I ended up with : WR Enrique Porter, 3-stars Hasbrouck Heights (Hasbrouck Heights, NJ) National Rank: 575, Regional: 100, Position: 90
WR William Wallace, 3-stars Loomis Chaffee (Windsor, CT) National Rank: 664, Regional: 112, Position: 95
OLB Kenny Taylor, 3-stars Bullard Havens Tech (Bridgeport, CT) National Rank: 795, Regional: 135, Position: 66
QB Benjamin Turner, 3-stars Sheehan (Sheehan, CT) National Rank: 906, Regional: 150, Position: 60
CB George Paul, 3-stars Abraham Lincoln (San Francisco, CA) National Rank: 1009, Regional: 195, Position: 103
TE Marcus Ruiz, 2-stars Valley Forge Military Academy (Bedford, PA) National Rank: 1072, Regional: 186, Position: 64
SS Jame Funk, 2-stars Webster (Webster, SD) National Rank: 1425, Regional: 281, Position: 66 I presume the guy from California is running away from the cops and couldn't make it to the French Foreign Legion. No defensive line help at all. :moop:
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Post by Moo on Sept 14, 2012 15:07:07 GMT
What's that guy's brother called? John Ringo?
Dismal effort here, Stu... I like it. :two_stars:
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Post by coffers on Sept 14, 2012 15:08:41 GMT
:groan:
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 14, 2012 17:03:35 GMT
UConn Huskies 2013 Roster
Quarterback Leading the way for the second straight year will be Senior Denny Harris, (2/2). He's barely above average for passing ability, passing touch and arm strength and scraped just over 50% completions last year for an impressive 8 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. And that was with one good receiver, which is one more than we'll have this year.
The future is probably recently recruited Benjamin Turner, who'll probably be redshirted this season. His accuracy and touch isn't great, but he has good arm strength and intelligence. Very raw though.
Runningback With Michael Daniels graduated Giovanni Berry, (2.5/3), is the main man now with few challengers. So it's a good job he's listed as durable. Berry has good agility and acceleration, but a low top speed means he's not really a threat to break off a big run. Eric Moore, (2/3.5), and Eugene Hinton, (1.5/2.5), will back up without exciting anyone. At all.
Receiver Robert Hanson has gone an no one's really taking his place. Junior William Brown, (2/3), will be the #1 option after catching 51 passes for 619 yards last year, with three touchdowns, although two of them came in the last game of the season. Behind him will be instant starting roles for our two new receiving recruits William Wallace, (1.5/3), and Enrique Porter, (1.5/3.5). We could have problems with both though, as Wallace appears to be struggling academically already and Porter looks to be made of glass.
At Tight End Danny Upton, (1.5/2.5), will have to improve dramatically on his four catches from 2012. He has reasonable ability - above average as a receiver, below average as a blocker - but he's fit and durable, so he should be at least on the field. Behind him it's time for a Freshman again, in the shape of Marcus Ruiz, (1.5/3.5) who's a better blocker.
Offensive Line The line features the only "green" ranked players I have on offence, starting with Center Charles Jackson, (3.5/4.5), and Tackle Richard Thompson, (3.5/4). Jackson is super fit pass blocker, who's ok at run blocking. Thompson is a respectable all around blocker with good strength, but will probably struggle against quicker defensive ends.
Darrell Lindsay, (1.5/3), will be other tackle, with John Ruiz, (3/3.5), and Alvin Diaz, (2/3.5), at Guard. Ruiz has more talent, but Diaz makes more of what he has.
Defensive Line Stephen Williams, (2.5/3) and Michael Meade (2/2.5), will start at end and for each practically every rating is between 4 and 6 out of ten.
Mack Miller, (2/2.5), will start on the nose as we go to the 3-4 again, based entirely on not having any other good tackles.
Linebackers With Thomas Anderson gone Joseph Hurley, (2.5/3.5), is our new leader despite being totally vanilla at totally everything. See similar for Vernon Small, (1.5/3.5), who's just as nondescript, but at least he's younger!
Outside will be Joseph Shull, (3/3), who's good in coverage and wraps his tackles well, but won't bring much pass rush - see two sacks in 11 games in 2012. Richard Schnedier, (2/3), will play the other side and also has decent coverage skills, but only in short area as he has no speed. Kenny Taylor, (1.5/3.5), is very raw, but has some passable pass rush moves already, so will be given a chance.
Cornerbacks Robert Engle, (3/3.5), picked up four interceptions in 2012 and will be our #1 corner again this year. Not exactly fast, but changes direction well, he also has decent size at 6'2". Freshman George "Beatles" Paul, (1.5/3), will be on the other side and will make a lot of mistakes. Everyone else is terrible.
Safety Raymond Peters, (3/3.5), moves to starter after being a backup who saw lots of time last year. He's a bit slow in coverage, but tackles well. Glenn Middleton's cavalcade of whimsy continues at Free Safety after a shocking 2012. Intelligent and hard working Middleton is slow and has no coverage skills. A natural starter!
This is going to be awesome. Again.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 14, 2012 17:23:52 GMT
2013 Schedule WEEK OPPONENT 1 Marshall 2 New Mexico 3 OPEN 4 West Virginia* 5 at Texas Christian 6 at South Florida* 7 Louisville* 8 at Army 9 at Cincinnati* 10 at Pittsburgh* 11 Rutgers* 12 at Syracuse* 13 OPEN 14 OPEN 15 at Buffalo
* Conference game
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 14, 2012 18:05:13 GMT
Marshall - 27 UConn - 12 Marshall 7 10 10 0 27 UConn 3 0 0 9 12 The Herd are favourites to win their conference this year, so I didn't expect too much and that's exactly what we got. We only made it into the end zone once and that was on a 63 yard interception return from Melvin Marshall. We were undone largely by Quarterback Denny Harris who threw three interceptions, but on the plus side two of those picks were inside the Marshall 20 yad line. That's a very hazy positive, but it does mean we got into scoring position a couple times. Our best skill player, halfback Giovanni Berry, ran 19 times for 62 yards and added three catches for 55 yards and he'll have to carry us like that pretty much for the whole season. I can't beat teams with big logos. NotesReceivers Brown, Wallace and Porter all caught two passes. ScoringFirst Quarter UCON FG 09:23 3-0 Robert Hunter 21 YD MRSH TD 01:17 7-3 Louie Fink 9 YD Pass from Michael Casillas (Angelo Rodriquez Kick). Second Quarter MRSH TD 10:52 14-3 Louie Fink 10 YD Pass from Michael Casillas (Angelo Rodriquez Kick). MRSH FG 00:07 17-3 Angelo Rodriquez 30 YD Third Quarter MRSH TD 10:18 24-3 Robert Dejesus 2 YD Run (Angelo Rodriquez Kick). MRSH FG 05:55 27-3 Angelo Rodriquez 49 YD Fourth Quarter UCON TD 14:00 27-9 63 YD Int Return by Melvin Marshall (2 Pts Failed) UCON FG 09:28 27-12 Robert Hunter 27 YD
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Post by Moo on Sept 14, 2012 18:06:51 GMT
Positives are always a positive, Stu.
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Post by elth on Sept 15, 2012 5:46:01 GMT
You have to play TCU?
I can see that going "well".
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 15, 2012 13:27:01 GMT
TCU beat us 33-16 last year and we had some talent last year.
This year we're utterly boned.
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Post by Moo on Sept 15, 2012 14:36:02 GMT
Maybe they've taken a step back, Stu.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 15, 2012 15:40:19 GMT
New Mexico - 3 UConn - 27 New Mexico 0 0 3 0 3 UConn 7 0 10 10 27 An important breakthrough here as I get us a bigger logo. Oh, also we win! As with last year I'd chosen our two non-conference openers to be one tough game and one expected cakewalk and we really squished the Lobos, with 100 yards rushing from Giovanni Berry and freshman wideout Enrique Porter's first career touchdown. Third string halfback Eugene Hinton could turn out to be something of a hidden gem too - after gaining 40 yards at four yards per carry in the loss to Marshall I gave him a larger role here and he supported Berry to the tune of 85 yards on 18 carries and our only rushing touchdown of the day. Defensively the star of the show was nose tackle Mack Miller. The Junior only got one sack all of last year - a season total he equaled last week against Marshall - but here he got to the quarterback three separate times and hurried him twice too. NotesCornerback Robert Engle grabbed his fifth career interception. Quarterback Denny Harris was suspended for academic reasons again. He'll be gone three games and will then have the chance to reclaim his eligibility via examination. ScoringFirst Quarter UCON TD 12:23 7-0 Enrique Porter 9 YD Pass from Frank Williams (Robert Hunter Kick). Third Quarter UNM FG 11:33 7-3 Joshua Quinn 40 YD UCON FG 07:50 10-3 Robert Hunter 41 YD UCON TD 01:05 17-3 Eugene Hinton 10 YD Run (Robert Hunter Kick). Fourth Quarter UCON TD 05:35 24-3 William Wallace 2 YD Run (Robert Hunter Kick). UCON FG 00:40 27-3 Robert Hunter 30 YD
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 15, 2012 16:04:46 GMT
West Virginia - 28 UConn - 13 West Virginia 14 14 0 0 28 UConn 0 7 3 3 13 A game of two halves here - the half where they scored 28 points and the half where I didn't. We got off to way too slow a start and our offence just isn't explosive enough to chase down a 28-0 deficit. There haven't been many complete games where we've scored 28 points, never mind in a half plus thirty seconds. The defensive film report makes for horrible reading with missed tackles, bad pass reads and big plays allowed all over. Of course the defence wasn't aided by starting Quarterback Frank Williams and his three interceptions. Denny Harris might not be that good, but I always miss him every time he's on academic probation and we have to turn to someone else. /faint praise Story for the day was freshman receiver William "FREEDOM" Wallace who caught four passes for 145 yards and a touchdown. Besides Wallace, halfback Eugene Hinton had a quiet but again promising day with 56 yards on 13 carries - over 4 ypc again. We redshirted Hinton last year and I'm excited to see what he can do with potentially four years at the school. NotesDefensive End Michael Meade recorded his first career sack. A week after his three-sack performance, Defensive Tackle Mack Miller is suspended for academic reasons. ScoringFirst Quarter WVU TD 03:36 7-0 Robert White 41 YD Pass from Albert Garcia (Frank Smith Kick). WVU TD 00:00 14-0 Roger White 54 YD Pass from Albert Garcia (Frank Smith Kick). Second Quarter WVU TD 06:36 21-0 Andrew Hines 78 YD Pass from Albert Garcia (Frank Smith Kick). WVU TD 01:00 28-0 Victor Barnett 10 YD Pass from Anthony Whitfield (Frank Smith Kick). UCON TD 00:31 28-7 William Wallace 77 YD Pass from Frank Williams (Robert Hunter Kick). Third Quarter UCON FG 08:31 28-10 Robert Hunter 29 YD Fourth Quarter UCON FG 05:17 28-13 Robert Hunter 39 YD
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 15, 2012 21:36:14 GMT
UConn - 34 Texas Christian - 27UConn 7 13 7 7 34 Texas Christian 7 10 0 10 27 I told you guys that I stood no chance against the Christian Horned Toads, (a name that still alarms me), but you wouldn't listen, would you? Shows what you know! This is the game that makes me glad I choose the "Smash Mouth" offensive system at the start of the season, as we ram the ball down their throats early and then when they start putting eight Toads in the box our Quarterbacks go deep with playaction passed for long touchdowns. I had hovered my finger over the "conventional" offence which would have put a lot more weight on our Quarterback and receivers, because I thought I only had one good runningback, but provided Berry keeps getting 3.5 yards per carry he's still capable of setting up the game for our passers. The Quarterback who benefited most was one you haven't hear of before - Raymond Serrano. With Denny Harris in double detention for being a thicky, Frank Williams started the game under center, but bruised his hip on a sack in the first quarter, calling up Serrano in his place. Serrano was a redshirt freshman last year and so this was his first career action and he completed seven of nine passes for 170 yards and three touchdowns. He's rated a 1/2, but I think that's purely because the scouts and coaches haven't really seen him do anything, so while there's a chance this performance was an utter fluke, it's also possible he's really rated much higher than I see right now. NotesReceiver William Brown scored his first and second touchdown of the season. All four starting linebackers got one sack. ScoringFirst Quarter TCU TD 06:20 7-0 Michael Wilkinson 2 YD Run (Raymond Juarez Kick). UCON TD 02:59 7-7 William Brown 45 YD Pass from Raymond Serrano (Robert Hunter Kick). Second Quarter TCU FG 13:31 10-7 Raymond Juarez 19 YD UCON TD 11:47 14-10 William Brown 64 YD Pass from Raymond Serrano (Robert Hunter Kick). UCON FG 06:42 17-10 Robert Hunter 38 YD TCU TD 02:39 17-17 John Williams 12 YD Pass from Michael Wilkinson (Raymond Juarez Kick). UCON FG 00:01 20-17 Robert Hunter 50 YD Third Quarter UCON TD 09:23 27-17 William Wallace 57 YD Pass from Frank Williams (Robert Hunter Kick). Fourth Quarter TCU FG 13:14 27-20 Raymond Juarez 42 YD UCON TD 06:18 34-20 Enrique Porter 26 YD Pass from Raymond Serrano (Robert Hunter Kick). TCU TD 01:22 34-27 Harry Pope 39 YD Pass from Peter Miller (Raymond Juarez Kick).
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 16, 2012 3:33:19 GMT
I think I'm going to switch over to a season capsule style moving forward, as the games play very quickly here and with the general slow down on the forums, I'm likely to write up 15 posts between people signing in at this speed. We'll see how this goes. 2013 Connecticut Huskies WEEK OPPONENT SCORE 1 Marshall L 27-12 2 New Mexico W 27-3 3 OPEN - 4 #15 West Virginia L 28-13 5 at Texas Christian W 34-27 6 at South Florida L 19-13 7 Louisville L 23-3 8 at Army W 20-12 9 at Cincinnati L 9-6 10 at Pittsburgh L 31-20 11 Rutgers W 20-13 12 at #14 Syracuse L 41-10 13 OPEN - 14 OPEN - 15 at Buffalo L 24-16
A dangerous season for the head coach of the Huskies as a 4-8 final record is at the high end of the pre-season predictions, but featured only one in-conference win, against Rutgers, and a loss to rivals Buffalo. The high point of the season was undoubtedly the 34-27 win over Texas Christian, but the big play offence shown that day was rarely seen outside that game. Against ranked opposition, (West Virginia and Syracuse), the Huskies offered little resistance, but their biggest disappointment was stalling out with a 13-0 lead in the third quarter against Buffalo. The offence was keyed by the performance of senior Halfback Giovanni Berry who rushed for 928 yards at 4.11 yards per carry, but scored only three touchdowns. Berry also caught 10 passes for 107 yards to sneak into four figures in total yards from scrimmage and will graduate as the team's current all time leading rusher. Berry was ably backed up by Freshman Eugene Hinton who ran for 488 yards at better than four and a half yards per carry. A freshman who was redshirted last year, Hinton should ensure the team doesn't miss Berry too much. In the passing game the Quarterback play was erratic With Denny Harris completing only 45% of his passes for just over 1,300 yards. Redshirt Freshman Raymond Serrano did manage to complete more than half of his passes, just, (51%), while also holding a 3.94 grade average, meaning he won't miss games for academic suspension the way Harris did. Most of the time the receiver on the other end of the passes that were completed was Junior William Brown who caught 47 passes for 795 yards, up 176 yards from his performance in 2012. Brown was supported by two true Freshman from the 2012 recruiting class: William Wallace and Enrique Porter. Porter was consistent, failing to catch a pass in only one game to finish with 28 catches for 450 yards, while Wallace was more of a big play threat, with 21 catches for 468 yards. Wallace finished the season watching from the bench with a broken ankle, which shifted the focus more to Tight End Danny Upton. Upton caught 37 passes for 496 yards, both of which were a huge step up from his 2012 figures of four catches for 48 yards. The Offensive line improved as the season went on and seemed to benefit significantly from the training camp switch in focus to prioritise strength and conditioning. Leading the way was Center Charles Jackson who went the entire year without allowing a sack or being flagged for a penalty, being nominated to the All Big East Conference Offence as a result. Left Tackle Richard Thompson also did not allow a sack, which is great production from the guy defending the Quarterback's blind side and this pair will be severely missed when they graduate this off-season. Also graduating will be Guard John Ruiz whose play improved significantly over last year who was the only other lineman to play all twelve games. Connecticut will have to focus heavily on the line this recruiting season. The year after team Captain Thomas Anderson graduated the defence continued to play well and be led by the linebacking corps. Joseph Hurley and Joseph Shull were one-two in tackles with 93 and 71 and Shull tied for the team lead in sacks with six. Safety Raymond Peters was expected to step up into the leader's role this year, but a neck injury sidelined him for the second half of the season and Junior Joseph Busch answered the call, finishing third in tackles. Going forward, one win in the conference and a loss to Buffalo is not a sustainable performance and the Huskies have a lot of key pieces graduating who will need to be replaced to have any chance of improvement. Final EvaluationTeam Performance : F Talent : D Recruiting : D Board Expectations : D Prestige : D Overall : D-
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Post by elth on Sept 16, 2012 5:44:08 GMT
Do they do mock NFL drafts so you can use that as a recruiting tool? Or is that not really something you need to worry about given your "talent" level.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 16, 2012 12:04:56 GMT
Sadly not. Grey Dog were going to release a pro game that tied into BBCF, but instead he released a wrestling game, an MMA game and then a superhero game. The bastard.
Barcode's Pro Football Simulator has a method of pulling in BBCF graduating classes, but the AI in PFS is dumb as rocks and despite a good update pace it's still not a good game and I've largely given up on it.
I think that going a whole year without allowing a sack or gaining a penalty would put Charles Jackson on people's radar, but there are only ~75 professional Centers in the world, so I'd expect him to end up an undrafted free agent who loiters around people's practice squads.
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Post by Mr Bismarck's Electric Donkey on Sept 16, 2012 13:50:51 GMT
Well, fuck. There's a bug in the game where when you try to save it'll sometimes get its knickers in a twist and tell you there's already an instance open. This kills the save. Seven years after the game came out the developer's best advice for this is still "use the autosave, which isn't exactly top notch support. It also doesn't help, because the autosave doesn't save under a different name, so when it breaks, it's your main save that's gone. Still, at least it lets moo use one of his jokes now.
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Post by Moo on Sept 17, 2012 8:28:49 GMT
My dog's got no nose...
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