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Super Bowl XLVI
:Patriots: vs.
Sunday February 5, 6:30pm
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49ers OLB Aldon Smith's blood-alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit when he was arrested for DUI on Miami Beach Saturday morning.Smith's first BAC test showed .194, and the second .176. The Florida legal limit is .08. Police observed Smith "swerving in and out of lanes" before pulling him over at 4:33AM. Other drivers were forced to "break abruptly" to avoid a collision. Smith is likely facing at least a one-game NFL suspension.
Yikes...
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Hiring of Todd Bowles is great news for Aso, DRC and Co.
It's great news all around; he's a defensive coordinator/head coach candidate if Reid gets fired after next season.
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Gonna be a good one. Be there.
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Summer Training Results
QB Jay Cuda
Overall 99 (+6)
Awareness 87 (+9)
Carrying 76 (+2)
Break Tackle 68 (+3)
Throw Power 93 (+2)
Throw Accuracy 97 (+3)
HB Robb Stark
Overall 94 (+4)
Awareness 88 (+2)
Acceleration 98 (+1)
Catching 85 (+1)
Carrying 91 (+2)
Break Tackle 72 (+7)
WR Majin Matthews
Overall 98 (+4)
Speed 94 (+1)
Awareness 90 (+6)
Agility 95 (+1)
Catching 97 (+3)
Carrying 82 (+2)
Break Tackle 80 (+2)
Run Blocking 44 (+4)
WR Aaran lolBangyfail
Overall 93 (+4)
Awareness 82 (+4)
Catching 89 (+4)
Carrying 82 (+2)
Jumping 88 (+2)
Break Tackle 59 (+3)
Pass Blocking 56 (+4)
TE Hawg Powah
Overall 90 (+2)
Strength 78 (+2)
Awareness 76 (+2)
Agility 84 (+2)
Break Tackle 85 (+1)
Pass Blocking 59 (+3)
LT Taylor Green
Overall 91 (+1)
Strength 93 (+1)
Awareness 80 (+2)
Acceleration 86 (+1)
Pass Blocking 91 (+2)
Run Blocking 91 (+2)
LG Brian Towes
Overall 91 (+1)
Awareness 80 (+2)
Pass Blocking 85 (+1)
Run Blocking 95 (+1)
C Phil Manutz
Overall 97 (+4)
Strength 96 (+1)
Awareness 82 (+4)
Agility 74 (+2)
Pass Blocking 92 (+3)
Run Blocking 96 (+3)
RG Logan Virgil
Overall 92 (+3)
Awareness 78 (+2)
Pass Blocking 93 (+2)
Run Blocking 89 (+2)
LE Minister of Defense
Overall 95 (+4)
Speed 85 (+1)
Strength 85 (+3)
Awareness 84 (+4)
Agility 90 (+3)
Acceleration 90 (+2)
Jumping 72 (+2)
Tackle 70 (+2)
DT Arlen Milsap
Overall 96 (+3)
Strength 99 (+1)
Awareness 84 (+4)
Agility 76 (+2)
Tackle 82 (+2)
DT G.A. Eagle
Overall 95 (+3)
Awareness 82 (+2)
Agility 70 (+2)
Acceleration 74 (+2)
Tackle 86 (+4)
RE Joel Beastmode
Overall 95 (+2)
Speed 84 (+2)
Strength 85 (+1)
Awareness 86 (+2)
Agility 87 (+1)
SLB Dom Enata
Overall 94 (+3)
Strength 85 (+1)
Awareness 82 (+4)
Agility 89 (+1)
Tackle 88 (+2)
MLB Rasputin Krawnka
Overall 91 (+1)
Awareness 84 (+2)
Jumping 68 (+3)
WLB Sean Brock
Overall 95 (+3)
Strength 80 (+2)
Awareness 87 (+3)
Catching 74 (+2)
Tackle 87 (+2)
CB Devin Miles
Overall 96 (+3)
Speed 97 (+2)
Strength 56 (+4)
Awareness 86 (+2)
Agility 96 (+1)
Acceleration 98 (+3)
CB Jonathan Maverick
Overall 95 (+5)
Speed 96 (+1)
Strength 44 (+4)
Awareness 84 (+6)
Catching 72 (+7)
Jumping 93 (+2)
Carrying 65 (+3)
Tackle 85 (+1)
FS Dez Ryan
Overall 92 (+2)
Awareness 82 (+4)
SS Sebastian Stevenson
Overall 99 (+5)
Speed 92 (+1)
Strength 70 (+2)
Awareness 84 (+6)
Acceleration 96 (+1)
Catching 70 (+2)
Tackle 90 (+3)
Season Preview
Preseason Coaches Poll
1. TGP (50)
2. Florida
3. USC (11)
4. Texas
5. Ohio State
TGP Crusaders Schedule
1. -Bye Week-
2. 9/4 @ Washington State
3. 9/11 vs. NC State
4. 9/18 vs. Virginia
5. 9/25 @ #20 Virginia Tech
6. 10/2 vs. #19 Miami
7. 10/9 @ Georgia Tech
8. -Bye Week-
9. 10/23 @ Wake Forest
10. 10/30 @ #9 Clemson
11. 11/6 vs. Temple
12. 11/13 vs. North Carolina
13. 11/20 vs. North Texas
14. -Bye Week-
Heisman Watch
Majin Matthews, WR, TGP
Jay Cuda, QB, TGP
Brandon Davis, QB, Oklahoma
Ty Campbell, QB, Missouri
Paul Bryant, QB, Texas Tech
Preseason All-Americans
QB Jay Cuda (1st team)
WR Majin Matthews (1st team)
DT Arlen Milsap (2nd team)
Preseason All-ACC
QB Jay Cuda (1st team)
HB Robb Stark (2nd team)
WR Majin Matthews (1st team)
WR Aaran lolBangyfail (1st team)
TE Hawg Powah (1st team)
C Phil Manutz (2nd team)
DT Arlen Milsap (1st team)
CB Devin Miles (1st team)
CB Jonathan Maverick (2nd team)
FS Dez Ryan (1st team)
SS Sebastian Stevenson (1st team)
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Welcome back to the offseason, National Champions.
This offseason should be even faster than the last one, since I won't be giving a detailed strategy of recruiting, just a final list of commitments. I think at this point we're all anxious and excited to get into junior year and see just how good this team can be.
School Budgets
Training: 60%
Recruiting: 25%
Discipline: 15%
Once again, our primary focus is on training so that our current corps of players can be as beastly as they can be. The recruiting budget will be more than enough to do what we need to do (more on that in a second) and the discipline budget will be enough to keep us from getting sanctioned should some of our players get into trouble.
Recruiting
Strategy
We have already acquired sufficient depth at every position, except perhaps tight end. So the primary goal of this recruiting class will be to find an upgrade at kicker/punter and get some depth at tight end. Our secondary objective is simply to recruit the best players possible and get the best recruiting class we can. Don't worry, though, nobody's going to lose any playing time; this is just preparing for the wave of players who bolt for the NFL after junior year.
Committed Players
WR Richard Burnette, 6'1" 169lbs, Charleston, IL, 5 stars
OT Reggie Harrison, 6'4" 280lbs, Castro Valley, CA, 4 stars
WR Billy Murphy, 6'1" 166lbs, Richmond, VA, 4 stars
OLB Andrew Weiss, 6'3" 198lbs, Eastchester, NY, 4 stars
FS Rob Fry, 6'1" 220lbs, Crossville, TN, 4 stars
OG Eddie Durfee, 6'4" 286lbs, Landsdale, PA, 4 stars
OG Jon Higgins, 6'4" 292lbs, Middletown, PA, 4 stars
DE Ben Williams, 6'1" 260lbs, Philadelphia, MS, 4 stars
FS Sidney Ball, 6'1" 186lbs, Bucyrus, OH, 4 stars
OT Scott Petty, 6'6" 299lbs, Paducah, KY, 4 stars
OG Scott Woods, 6'4" 292lbs, South Orange, NJ, 4 stars
OLB Brad Leonard, 6'5" 236lbs, Houston, MS, 4 stars
QB Stacy Ross, 6'1" 196lbs, Washington, D.C., 4 stars
ATH Doug Goss, 6'0" 186lbs, Fort Bragg, NC, 3 stars
CB Phil Simpson, 5'10" 175lbs, Oakland Park, FL, 3 stars
Top Classes
1. Texas
2. Kansas State
3. LSU
4. Texas Tech
5. Florida
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11. TGP
Notes
Not a bad recruiting class at all. Looks like TGP University will stay competitive once we all go on to bigger and better things.
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They'll be fine. Give him Juan more year to show what he can do with an offseason.
More or less this. If we can upgrade the linebackers we'll have a pretty good defense. Safety is a wild card, but Nate Allen and Jaiqwuan Jarrett both have a lot of potential.
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Final Top 25 Polls
Coaches Poll
1. TGP (61) 13-0
2. West Virginia 13-0
3. Florids 12-1
4. Texas 12-1
5. USC 12-1
Media Poll
1. TGP (93) 13-0
2. West Virginia (20) 13-0
3. Texas 12-1
4. Florida 12-1
5. USC 12-1
Award Winners
Heisman Trophy
WR Majin Matthews
WR of the Year
WR Majin Matthews
All-Americans
1st Team All-American
WR Majin Matthews
2nd Team All-American
QB Jay Cuda
DT Arlen Milsap
1st Team All-ACC
QB Jay Cuda
WR Majin Matthews
WR Aaran lolBangyfail
TE Hawg Powah
OT Taylor Green
DT Arlen Milsap
CB Devin Miles
CB Jonathan Maverick
SS Sebastian Stevenson
2nd Team All-ACC
C Phil Manutz
FS Dez Ryan
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There is always a lack of Bangyfail receptions when Stevo plays, I feel neglected. On another note National Champions Pow
Hard to beat a secondary like Florida over the top, which is your receiver's strength. For the record I did throw to you twice, but you dropped one of them.
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BCS National Championship Game
#1 Florida Gators (12-0) vs. #2 TGP Crusaders (12-0)
Rose Bowl - Pasadena, CA
Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
8:45 - TD TGP - 10 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Alexander kick), 7-0 TGP
2nd Quarter
10:19 - Safety TGP - Smith tackled by Eagle in the end zone, 9-0 TGP
0:58 - TD TGP - 13 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Alexander kick), 16-0 TGP
0:37 - TD Florida - 14 yard run by Richards (Olson kick), 16-7 TGP
0:03 - FG TGP - 46 yard field goal by Alexander, 19-7 TGP
3rd Quarter
14:48 - TD TGP - 66 yard run by Stark (Alexander kick), 26-7 TGP
5:42 - TD TGP - 5 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Alexander kick), 33-7 TGP
1:49 - FG Florida - 35 yard field goal by Olson, 33-10 TGP
4th Quarter
8:35 - TD TGP - 27 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Alexander kick), 40-10 TGP
4:24 - TD Florida - 19 yard pass from X to Foster (Olson kick), 40-17 TGP
Final Score: TGP 40, Florida 17
Player Statistics
Passing
J. Cuda: 19/33, 289 Yds, 4 TD, 3 INT
Rushing
R. Stark: 21 Car, 130 Yds, 6.1 YPC, 1 TD
J. Cuda: 3 Car, 15 Yds
Receiving
M. Matthews: 13 Rec, 201 Yds, 15.4 YPC, 4 TD
A. lolBangyfail: 1 Rec, 17 Yds
H. Powah: 1 Rec, 3 Yds
Blocking
L. Virgil: 8 Pancakes, 0 Sacks Allowed
P. Manutz: 3 Pancakes, 0 Sacks Allowed
T. Green: 1 Pancake, 0 Sacks Allowed
Defensive
G. Eagle: 3 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack, 1 Safety
J. Beastmode: 3 Tackles, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks
A. Milsap: 3 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
M. Defense: 1 Tackle
R. Krawnka: 4 Tackles, 1 INT, 1 Pass Def
S. Brock: 2 Tackles
D. Enata: 1 Tackle, 1 TFL, 1 INT, 2 Pass Def
S. Stevenson: 6 Tackles, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks
D. Ryan: 5 Tackles, 2 Pass Def
D. Miles: 3
Notes
Hot damn, what an ass-kicking. West Virginia defeated Clemson in the Orange Bowl to finish undefeated, but I can't imagine any sort of controversy in the polls. Not after this performance. Congratulations, gentlemen, we are National Champions.
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If DRC put the time that Asante Samuel does in the film room and spent the time perfecting his technique like Aso he could play anywhere. Instead he decided to pout about the fact that he wasn't a starter. If he worked a little harder he maybe could have started over Aso or Asante.
Next time you're hanging in the Eagles' film room, make sure to take a picture of DRC pouting around. Oh, and get Shady's autograph for me?
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Basically because I think it's horseshit that he can't play the outside. With his physical abilities if he actually put the work in he could play anywhere in any seondary. There are only a handful of players in the entire league as gifted as DRC. I mean, I don't remember Asante saying those things but you wouldn't make it up. I'll take your word for it. Personally I would handle it by first suspending and fining him. I think they're both prima dona's tbh. But if I have to choose between one or the other, give me the guy who can actually play.
Wait, you think it's horseshit that he can't play on the outside? I'm going to assume that's a typo and you meant to say slot. Well, what's wrong with him being a good outside corner and a bad slot corner? He's only been an outside guy his entire football career (including college, etc.). Sure, guys like Nnamdi Asomugha can play great anywhere, but that's because Asomugha is a Hall of Fame caliber football player. DRC should not be placed anywhere near that category no matter how physically gifted he is.
Bottom line is, there's a difference between playing cornerback in the slot and on the outside. Same thing goes for wide receivers. You don't understand that difference? Well, that makes sense, considering how you tried to tell us that Jordy Nelson couldn't play on the outside, and we all know how that one turned out.
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What's wrong with saying that the team he plays for doens't know what they're doing. What part of last year makes you believe they did? The fact is that Samuel has played at an extremely high level since the very day we signed him, and you know what? DRC got traaded and then they signed Aso so he had to play in the slot? Boo hoo. Playing in the NFL is a PRIVILEDGE not a right. He could have looked at it like he gets to learn from arguably the best cover corner at that point over the decade and Asante Samuel, who is maybe the best CB EVER at jumping routes and getting picks and he gets burned a lot less than advertised. Hell the fact that Asante spends so much time in the film roomis evidence of his work ethic. Asante has worked in the film room to go from being a 4th round pick to playing at an all pro level at times during his career ANNNNND Asante has showed up for us in the playoffs with multiple pick 6's. If had to choose to keep one prima dona over another, give me the guy who goes out and produces year in and year out over a guy who decides he doensn't want to play if he's not starting. DRC can go fuck himself until he changes his attitude. I'd love to be proven wrong but don't see it happening unfortunatley.
I don't know why you're so locked into this idea that DRC is a prima donna. Based on what, exactly? It's not like the guy has ever called anybody out to the media; Asante has. He never publicly complained about being bumped down to slot corner, even though Asante took the time to make it known that he was unhappy with the Asomugha signing, and he was still starting.
And you don't have a problem with Asante calling out our ownership? Really? I'll be the first to admit that the Eagles can be pretty incompetent (and have already admitted so in this thread) but letting players say things like this to the media is unacceptable. You know what you get when you have a bunch of that? The New York Jets. A chaotic clusterfuck of me-first personalities that only becomes a football team when held properly against bright lighting.
I don't deny Asante's abilities as a cornerback, but the Eagles need to cut him loose and put DRC back on the outside, where he belongs.
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Are you kidding me? Those are impressive stats you pulled up, but I don't even think I've seen DRC ATTEMPT to make a tackle. I mean, at least Asante will throw his should out there lol. Samuel was our best CB last year and you keep saying DRC plays better on the outside but he played on the outside in Arizona and the year before coming to Philly was one of the absolute worst CB's in the league numbers wise, starting or not. I feel like DRC is a prima dona and Doesn't Really Care (get it?). It'll also be hard to replace Asante's turnovers, not just his coverage. Remember how many turnovers we were forcing BEFORE Asante came to Philly? Little to none. I'd try desperately to trade DRC for anything I could get for him and if not I would cut his worthless ass.
DRC is not a dramatically worse tackler than Samuel, and he may be a better tackler. This season, Samuel missed seven tackles; DRC missed six. Also, DRC had ten stops compared to Samuel's six. (Per PFF, a stop is a solo tackle that constitutes an offensive failure.) As someone who watches every Eagles game, you should know better than to defend Asante Samuel's tackling ability.
You keep bringing up DRC's 2010 season (which was horrible, no doubt), but does that mean we can write off 2009, when he was one of the best coverage corners in the league? Also, based on the stats I posted, which you admitted were credible in the shoutbox, DRC played excellent on the outside this season. I don't see how you can call him "worthless" when he's proven he can be a reliable corner at the position where he's comfortable.
As for the prima donna angle, I won't deny DRC has shown signs of it--but consider the situation from his perspective. The Eagles trade for you, so you're getting a new start after a bad season, and going to play opposite Asante Samuel. Sweet deal, right? Nope. The Eagles actually just signed Nnamdi Asomugha, so you're now going to play slot, where you've never played before. Enjoy! Now, could DRC have carried himself a bit better? Probably, but the point is that this situation was brought about by the failure of Eagles' management. And once again, as the stats show, DRC should be playing on the outside.
And if you're so determined to get rid of prima donna players and locker room cancers, why are you so enthusiastic about keeping Asante Samuel around? He is the definition of a me-first player, he's only in Philadelphia because we won the bidding war for his services, and he has publicly called out the Eagles ownership. Not calling out his teammates, TO style, mind you; this clown actually spoke out and said the team he plays for doesn't know what it's doing. In your own words:
I think when you have the discipline problems the Eagles had last year you need to get rid of problematic lockerroom personalities. The Eagles already have extra picks in this years draft and enough talent on the team to recover from the losses of these players.
In those terms, Samuel should be traded twice before DRC is even touched. Additionally, the Eagles could certainly get some sort of draft compensation for Samuel, whereas DRC has no trade value and would have to be released.
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Heisman Trophy Award Presentation
Finalists
(In Alphabetical Order)
Damien Alexander
Quarterback, Florida, Junior
210/357, 58% Completion
3,422 Passing Yards
46 Touchdowns
17 Interceptions
Jay Cuda
Quarterback, TGP, Sophomore
272/397, 68% Completion
3,913 Passing Yards
54 Touchdowns
8 Interceptions
Maurice Holmes
Quarterback, West Virginia, Senior (RS)
201/319, 63% Completion
2,706 Passing Yards
34 Touchdowns
10 Interceptions
1,028 Rushing Yards
12 Rushing TDs
Majin Matthews
Wide Receiver, TGP, Sophomore
97 Receptions
1,368 Receiving Yards
767 Yards after Catch
23 Touchdowns
Dan Williams
Quarterback, Texas, Junior (RS)
237/433, 54% Completion
3,229 Passing Yards
41 Touchdowns
24 Interceptions
544 Rushing Yards
5 Rushing TDs
And the winner is...
WR Majin Matthews, TGP University
Voting Breakdown
1st-Place Votes/2nd/3rd/Total Points
1. M. Matthews 270/218/161/1407
2. J. Cuda 180/169/188/1066
3. M. Holmes 170/183/179/1055
4. D. Alexander 104/135/144/726
5. D. Williams 33/42/60/243
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ACC Championship Game
#2 TGP Crusaders (11-0) vs. #12 Florida State Seminoles (10-2)
Raymond James Stadium - Tampa, FL
Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
No Scoring
2nd Quarter
12:38 - TD TGP - 6 yard pass from Cuda to lolBangyfail (Extra point missed), 6-0 TGP
2:59 - TD Florida State - 14 yard pass from Frazier to Johnson (Charles kick), 7-6 FSU
3rd Quarter
10:10 - TD Florida State - 30 yard run by Thurman (Charles kick), 14-6 FSU
7:39 - TD TGP - 31 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Conversion failed), 14-12 FSU
5:44 - TD TGP - 20 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Alexander kick), 19-14 TGP
4th Quarter
15:00 - TD Florida State - 3 yard run by Thurman (Conversion failed), 20-19 FSU
7:43 - TD TGP - 30 yard pass from Cuda to Powah (Conversion successful), 27-20 TGP
Final Score: TGP 27, Florida State 20
Player Statistics
Passing
J. Cuda: 21/38, 212 Yds, 4 TD, 0 INT
Rushing
R. Stark: 15 Car, 89 Yds, 5.9 YPC
Receiving
M. Matthews: 8 Rec, 98 Yds, 12.2 YPC, 2 TD
A. lolBangyfail: 3 Rec, 35 Yds, 11.7 YPC, 1 TD
H. Powah: 2 Rec, 54 Yds, 27.0 YPC, 1 TD
R. Stark: 1 Rec, 2 Yds
Defensive
G. Eagle: 5 Tackles, 1 TFL
M. Defense: 4 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
A. Milsap: 3 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
J. Beastmode: 2 Tackles
R. Krawnka: 11 Tackles, 4 TFL, 2 Sacks, 1 FF
D. Enata: 5 Tackles, 1 TFL
S. Brock: 3 Tackles
J. Maverick: 4 Tackles
D. Miles: 4 Tackles
S. Stevenson: 2 Tackles, 1 INT
D. Ryan: 2 Tackles
Notes
Congratulations, Crusaders, we are ACC Champions again! And unless West Virginia somehow leap-frogs us (highly doubtful considering their weak strength of schedule compared to TGP and Florida), we're looking at a National Championship Game appearance.
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Heading into conference championship week, I figured I'd give you guys a massive update. Enjoy.
Top 25 Polls
BCS Standings
1. Florida 0.989
2. TGP 0.931
3. West Virginia 0.851
4. Oklahoma 0.805
5. Texas 0.747
Coaches Poll
1. Florida (40) 11-0
2. TGP (21) 11-0
3. West Virginia 12-0
4. Oklahoma 11-1
5. LSU 11-1
Media Poll
1. Florida (85) 11-0
2. TGP (22) 11-0
3. West Virginia (6) 12-0
4. Oklahoma 11-1
5. Texas 11-1
Heisman Watch
Top 5 Candidates
Maurice Holmes, QB, West Virginia
Jay Cuda, QB, TGP
Majin Matthews, WR, TGP
Dan Williams, QB, Texas
Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri
Awards Finalists
Maxwell Award - QB Jay Cuda
Davey O'Brien Award - QB Jay Cuda
WR of the Year - WR Majin Matthews
Season Statistics
Passing
J. Cuda: 251/359, 3701 Yds, 50 TD, 8 INT
Rushing
R. Stark: 123 Car, 634 Yds, 5.1 YPC, 9 TD
J. Cuda: 52 Car, 161 Yds, 3.0 YPC, 1 TD
Receiving
M. Matthews: 89 Rec, 1270 Yds, 14.2 YPC, 21 TD
A. lolBangyfai: 57 Rec, 864 Yds, 15.1 YPC, 12 TD
R. Stark: 18 Rec, 251 Yds, 13.9 YPC, 5 TD
H. Powah: 16 Rec, 289 Yds, 18.0 YPC, 5 TD
Blocking
T. Green: 15 Pancakes, 2 Sacks Allowed
B. Towes: 11 Pancakces, 6 Sacks Allowed
L. Virgil: 8 Pancakes, 7 Sacks Allowed
P. Manutz: 8 Pancakes, 5 Sacks Allowed
Defensive
A. Milsap: 33 Tackles, 19 TFL, 9 Sacks, 3 FF, 4 Pass Def
J. Beastmode: 29 Tackles, 12 TFL, 5 Sacks, 4 Pass Def
G. Eagle: 29 Tackles, 11 TFL, 4 Sacks, 1 FF, 2 Pass Def
M. Defense: 15 Tackles, 5 TFL, 2 Sacks, 1 FR, 4 Pass Def
S. Brock: 55 Tackles, 15 TFL, 6 Sacks, 2 INT, 8 Pass Def
D. Enata: 51 Tackles, 13 TFL, 5 Sacks, 1 INT, 7 Pass Def
R. Krawnka: 51 Tackles, 13 TFL, 5 Sacks, 2 FF, 2 FR, 9 Pass Def
S. Stevenson: 37 Tackles, 6 TFL, 3 Sacks, 2 INT, 4 Pass Def
D. Ryan: 29 Tackles, 5 TFL, 1 Sack, 2 INT, 2 FF, 1 FR, 3 Pass Def, 1 Def TD
J. Maverick: 28 Tackles, 2 TFL, 4 INT, 1 FF, 1 FR, 5 Pass Def, 2 Def TD
D. Miles: 26 Tackles, 3 TFL, 1 Sack, 5 INT, 1 FR, 5 Pass Defm, 1 Def TD
Kick Return
A. lolBangyfai: 21 KR, 430 Yds, 20.4 Avg
R. Stark: 12 KR, 262 Yds, 21.8 Avg
Punt Return
A. lolBangyfai: 39 PR, 414 Yds, 10.6 Avg, 1 TD
Player Progression
Through Week 15
QB Jay Cuda
Overall 93 (+1)
Awareness 78 (+2)
HB Robb Stark
Overall 90 (+1)
Awareness 86 (+4)
Break Tackle 65 (+3)
WR Majin Matthews
Overall 94 (+2)
Awareness 84 (+6)
Agility 94 (+1)
Catching 94 (+1)
WR Aaran lolBangyfail
Overall 89 (+1)
Strength 59 (+3)
Awareness 78 (+2)
Catching 85 (+1)
Carrying 80 (+2)
TE Hawg Powah
Awareness 74 (+2)
LT Taylor Green
Overall 88 (+2)
Strength 92 (+1)
Awareness 78 (+4)
LG Brian Towes
Overall 90 (+2)
Awareness 78 (+4)
C Phil Manutz
Overall 93 (+2)
Strength 95 (+1)
Awareness 78 (+2)
RG Logan Virgil
Overall 89 (+1)
Strength 95 (+1)
Awareness 76 (+2)
DT Arlen Milsap
Overall 93 (+1)
Strength 98 (+1)
Awareness 80 (+2)
DT G.A. Eagle
Overall 92 (+1)
Awareness 80 (+2)
Agility 68 (+3)
RE Joel Beastmode
Overall 93 (+2)
Awareness 84 (+4)
Carrying 62 (+3)
Tackle 72 (+2)
SLB Dom Enata
Overall 91 (+2)
Awareness 78 (+2)
Agility 88 (+2)
Tackle 86 (+1)
WLB Sean Brock
Overall 92 (+1)
Awareness 84 (+2)
Tackle 85 (+1)
CB Devin Miles
Overall 93 (+1)
Awareness 84 (+4)
CB Jonathan Maverick
Overall 90 (+1)
Awareness 78 (+2)
FS Dez Ryan
Overall 90 (+2)
Awareness 78 (+4)
SS Sebastian Stevenson
Overall 94 (+2)
Strength 68 (+3)
Awareness 78 (+4)
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#2 TGP Crusaders (10-0) vs. #23 Boise State Broncos (9-2)
Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
11:07 - TD TGP - 3 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Alexander kick), 7-0 TGP
4:09 - TD Boise State - 1 yard run by Campbell (Tepper kick), 7-7
2nd Quarter
12:01 - TD TGP - 12 yard pass from Cuda to lolBangyfail (Alexander kick), 14-7 TGP
2:51 - TD Boise State - 1 yard pass from Campbell to Jackson (Tepper kick), 14-14
3rd Quarter
6:03 - TD TGP - 81 yard punt return by lolBangyfail (Alexander kick), 21-14 TGP
1:17 - TD TGP - 4 yard pass from Cuda to Stark (Alexander kick), 28-14 TGP
4th Quarter
9:10 - TD TGP - 20 yard run by Cuda (Alexander kick), 35-14 TGP
3:19 - TD TGP - 3 yard run by Stark (Alexander kick), 42-14 TGP
0:23 - TD Boise State - 4 yard pass from Campbell to Jackson (Tepper kick), 42-21 TGP
Final Score: TGP 42, Boise State 21
Player Statistics
Passing
J. Cuda: 25/41, 288 Yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing
R. Stark: 11 Car, 55 Yds, 5.0 YPC, 1 TD
J. Cuda: 4 Car, 52 Yds, 13.0 YPC, 1 TD
Receiving
M. Matthews: 8 Rec, 91 Yds, 11.4 YPC, 1 TD
A. lolBangyfail: 6 Rec, 71 Yds, 11.8 YPC, 1 TD
H. Powah: 1 Rec, 7 Yds
R. Stark: 1 Rec, 4 Yds, 1 TD
Defensive
A. Milsap: 4 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
M. Defense: 2 Tackles
G. Eagle: 1 Tackle
J. Beastmode: 1 Tackle
R. Krawnka: 9 Tackles, 6 TFL, 3 Sacks, 1 FF
D. Enata: 7 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack, 1 INT
S. Brock: 1 Tackle, 1 TFL
S. Stevenson: 5 Tackles, 1 TFL
D. Miles: 4 Tackles
J. Maverick: 3 Tackles, 1 INT
D. Ryan: 2 Tackles
Notes
Thus completes an undefeated regular season. Congratulations, Crusaders, but remember, our toughest tasks lie ahead.
AWARD NOTE: MLB Rasputin Krawnka has won ACC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against Boise State.
RECRUITING NOTE: Four-star offensive tackle Reggie Harrison officially committed to TGP University this week.
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North Carolina Tar Heels (4-5) vs. #2 TGP Crusaders (9-0)
Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
4:38 - FG North Carolina - 33 yard field goal by Campbell, 3-0 UNC
2nd Quarter
12:08 - TD TGP - 4 yard run by Stark (Alexander kick), 7-3 TGP
8:09 - TD TGP - 22 yard pass from Cuda to lolBangyfail (Alexander kick), 14-3 TGP
3:07 - TD TGP - 9 yard pass from Cuda to Powah (Alexander kick), 21-3 TGP
2:19 - TD TGP - 32 yard interception return by Maverick (Alexander kick), 28-3 TGP
0:28 - TD TGP - 4 yard pass from Cuda to lolBangyfail (Alexander kick), 35-3 TGP
3rd Quarter
No Scoring
4th Quarter
12:27 - FG North Carolina - 24 yard field goal by Campbell, 35-6 TGP
3:51 - TD TGP - 5 yard run by Butler (Alexander kick), 42-6 TGP
Final Score: TGP 42, North Carolina 6
Player Statistics
Passing
J. Cuda: 21/26, 166 Yds, 3 TD, 0 INT
Rushing
J. Cuda: 7 Car, 17 Yds, 2.4 YPC
R. Stark: 7 Car, 13 Yds, 1.9 YPC, 1 TD
Receiving
M. Matthews: 8 Rec, 54 Yds, 6.7 YPC
A. lolBangyfail: 7 Rec, 46 Yds, 6.6 YPC, 2 TD
R. Stark: 2 Rec, 33 Yds, 16.5 YPC
H. Powah: 2 Rec, 20 Yds, 10.0 YPC, 1 TD
Defensive
G. Eagle: 9 Tackles, 4 TFL, 1 Sack
M. Defense: 1 Tackle, 1 TFL
A. Milsap: 1 Tackle
J. Beastmode: 1 Tackle
S. Brock: 4 Tackles, 1 INT
D. Enata: 1 Tackle
R. Krawnka: 1 Tackle
J. Maverick: 4 Tackles, 1 INT
S. Stevenson: 3 Tackles, 1 INT
D. Ryan: 2 Tackles, 1 TFL
D. Miles: 1 Tackle
Notes
Outstanding win, gentlemen. Outstanding. This completes our conference play (for the regular season), and we've only got three games left: home vs. Boise State, ACC Championship Game, bowl game.
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#2 TGP Crusaders (8-0) vs. #16 Virginia Tech Hokies (7-2)
Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
13:30 - TD Virginia Tech - 56 yard punt return by Castillo (Moore kick), 7-0 VT
10:53 - TD TGP - 49 yard pass from Cuda to lolBangyfail (Alexander kick), 7-7
3:13 - TD Virginia Tech - 11 yard pass from Jones to Scott (Moore kick), 14-7 VT
2nd Quarter
13:15 - TD TGP - 7 yard pass from Cuda to Stark (Alexander kick), 14-14
3rd Quarter
10:04 - TD Virginia Tech - 4 yard pass from Jones to Castillo (Moore kick), 21-14 VT
6:39 - TD TGP - 37 yard pass from Cuda to McDuffie (Alexander kick), 21-21
4:24 - TD TGP - 15 yard pass from Cuda to Justice (Alexander kick), 28-21 TGP
4th Quarter
13:37 - FG TGP - 38 yard field goal by Alexander, 31-21 TGP
12:02 - TD Virginia Tech - 9 yard pass from Jones to Dorsey (Moore kick), 31-28 TGP
10:32 - TD TGP - 51 yard run by Stark (Alexander kick), 38-28 TGP
5:35 - TD TGP - 21 yard pass from Cuda to Wright (Alexander kick), 45-28 TGP
0:04 - TD TGP - 9 yard pass from Cuda to Matthews (Alexander kick), 52-28 TGP
Final Score: TGP 52, Virginia Tech 28
Player Statistics
Passing
J. Cuda: 28/40, 455 Yds, 6 TD, 2 INT
Rushing
R. Stark: 8 Car, 89 Yds, 11.1 YPC, 1 TD
Receiving
M. Matthews: 7 Rec, 127 Yds, 18.1 YPC, 1 TD
A. lolBangyfail: 7 Rec, 119 Yds, 17.0 YPC, 1 TD
R. Stark: 3 Rec, 11 Yds, 3.7 YPC, 1 TD
H. Powah: 1 Rec, 66 Yds
Defensive
A. Milsap: 5 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
J. Beastmode: 4 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
M. Defense: 3 Tackles
G. Eagle: 2 Tackles
D. Enata: 12 Tackles, 3 TFL, 1 Sack
S. Brock: 9 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
R. Krawnka: 7 Tackles
S. Stevenson: 8 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack
D. Miles: 4 Tackles, 2 TFL, 1 Sack, 1 INT
J. Maverick: 4 Tackles
D. Ryan: 1 Tackle
Notes
Well that one feels good, coming against our rival, and the team who gave us our only loss of the freshmen year campaign. We have now clinched a spot in the ACC Championship Game, which will be against either Florida State or Maryland.
AWARD NOTE: QB Jay Cuda has won ACC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Virginia Tech.
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It’s quite a feat to turn a strength into a weakness. That’s what Juan Castillo and Johnnie Lynn managed to do to the Eagles’ elite trio of cornerbacks.
Coming into the season, the three Pro Bowlers were supposed to be an asset that covered up the Eagles inexperience at safety and cornerback. Instead, we were frequently left to wonder if the coaches had any plan to use them effectively at all. The biggest problem was that through most of the season no one figured out how to play Asante Samuel, Nnamdi Asomugha, and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie all in the same lineup.
After they decided not to trade Samuel, the Eagles assumed that Rodgers-Cromartie could man the slot, a position he was uncomfortable with from the start. In yet another example of poor self-scouting, that turned out to be an awful idea.
Courtesy of Pro Football Focus, here are Asomugha’s and Rodgers-Cromartie’s stats at the two positions (Samuel played almost exclusively outside):
Starting with Asomugha, it’s worth noting that by these metrics he was stellar. Among cornerbacks with at least 25 percent of snaps, Nnamdi ranked first overall in coverage snaps per target, sixth in yards per snap, and second in snaps per reception. Each figure was down from 2010, as he was targeted more often, but they were all still elite.
Regardless, Asomugha provided similar performance no matter where he lined up. He had slightly more targets in the slot, but didn’t allow anything big.
Contrast that with Rodgers-Cromartie, who posted a massive split playing in two different positions. Out of the 44 corners last year with 25 percent or more slot snaps, he ranked 39th in snaps per target, 44th in yards per snap, and 41st in snaps per reception. That is awful. He was arguably the worst slot corner in the NFL.
Put Rodgers-Cromartie outside, and everything changes. In fact, DRC’s numbers on the outside were even better than Asomugha’s. As bad as he was on the inside, Rodgers-Cromartie was one of the best corners in the league when he was playing at his natural position.
Full article: http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/blogs/birds-nest/The-Eagles-Mess-at-Cornerback-138136503.html
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The Eagles really fucked up our cornerback situation this season, but at least the solution for 2012 is simple: trade Asante, start Nnamdi and DRC on the outside, Joselio Hanson in the slot, Curtis Marsh in dime packages. Target linebacker aggressively through draft and free agency.
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Pretty cool way to do this round, Razor, I like it.
I hurt Anquan Boldin and heal Jason Babin.
Current:
Chris Clemons 1
Jordan Gross 3
Anquan Boldin 1
Jim Leonhard 1
Tarell Brown 2
Jason Babin 4
Tyron Smith 1
Nnamdi Asomugha 1
Antonio Garay 1
Percy Harvin 1
Ray McDonald 1
Joe Staley 1
Out:
Jay Cutler
Cam Newton
Marques Colston
Stevie Johnson
Owen Daniels
Dallas Clark
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There really should be no competition. Anything less than a perfect season and we're all colossal failures.
No pressure, guys...