Rivals 2011 Dynasty

dclark44 wrote:I can go tonight at 1030 or so. Let me know if that is going to be later

Lets get some Videos uploaded.. Looks like a great match up...

I'm on my way home now to kill Clemson and win the ACC

I meant to tell you all that I posted some Tanner Bolen highlights from the FSU game. He dominated so I thought some might like to see the Heisman-worthy performance.

Urban, how we looking for our game tonight at 1030?

Florida extends winning streak over Noles
TALLAHASSEE, FL. — Third-ranked Florida moved one step closer to a national championship with a win over bitter rival Florida State in the sunshine showdown. Behind a strong showing from Heisman favorite, Tanner Bolen, and a pesky secondary, the Gators derailed the Noles, 49-35.
From the early going it was clear that both offenses were going to be hard to stop. The difference came from Florida's secondary. The Gators defense combined for 9 interceptions in an otherwise outstanding day from Seminoles' quarterback Clint Trickett. Cody Riggs and Luichiez Purifoy each had two interceptions.
Florida used a 4:29 drive behind the strong running of Tanner Bolden to take the early 7-0 lead. Backfield teammate, Marcus Weddle, was injured on the game's first play limiting the Gators' offensive play-calling.
The Seminoles fought back valiantly, as they did all game, with a 40-yard touchdown reception by Greg Dent. Florida didn't take long to answer.
On their second drive, Trey Burton took one play to find the endzone. Burton kept an option and went 70 yards for the score to leave the Gators on top 14-7 after the first quarter.
Florida State would again tie the game after a methodical drive that was capped off by a quarterback sneak from Trickett. That's when Florida began to build their lead.
Bolen matched Burton's effort on the previous drive by taking a dive 71 yards up the middle for a 21-14 lead. On the next drive, he paced the Gators down the field and went in from 23 yards.
With only two seconds remaining before the half, Trickett found Kevin Nunoz for a 35 yard score and cut the Gators' halftime lead to seven.
Florida State received the second half kickoff, but one of Trickett's biggest mistakes came early into the half. Instead of tying the game, Ryan Shazier picked the pass off for Florida and ran it back 28 yards for a 35-21 lead, killing any momentum the Seminoles had acquired.
Bolen found the endzone through the air on Florida's next drive on a pass from Jeff Driskel and the Gators had doubled the Seminoles score. As they did all game, however, the pesky Seminoles clawed their way back into the contest.
DeJoshua Johnson exploded on a 70 yard reception and the lead was down to 14. After a punt from the Gators, Trickett found Kenny Shaw for a 54 yard score and the lead was down to seven.
Florida went in ball-control mode, limiting the Florida State snaps throughout the rest of the game, but added one more score from Bolen for good measure. His last score came from seven yards.
"It was a masterful performance from Tanner," Coach Urban Legend said. "We've obviously got to shore up some things in the secondary when we give up that many yards passing, but we also were able to rattle the quarterback pretty good in forcing nine interceptions. I know I would have been ready to yank that guy."
Florida moves on to play Alabama in what has become an annual rivalry at the SEC Championship game to be played this week.

dclark44 wrote:Urban, how we looking for our game tonight at 1030?

I think we should be good on that time. I have a game at 7 p.m. tonight, but that shouldn't go past 9....so it's just a matter of getting back and getting the paper laid out quickly. I should be able to make that time or very close to it.

Virginia Tech shows the doubters who runs the ACC as they demolish #12 Clemson 41-10 to clinch another ACC Title and Orange Bowl berth. Ricardo Young went to work, throwing for 422 yards and 3 TDs. Brian Burch was the main target for Young, 5 catches for 218 yds and 3 TDs, including a 98 yd TD in the 3rd quarter. After the game, coach Blaze could be heard saying "We told you so!"

So the question is, will blaze be a contender next season?

Oklahoma wins the Big 12 for the 4th straight year with a 45-18 win over Missouri. Quentin Young returned from injury to throw 4 touchdown passes. Maurice Barber is making his case for defensive player of the year as he recorded his 15th sack of the season, a school record. On the play he also knocked the ball out, picked it up and returned it for a touchdown. This was his 1st td of the season to go along with 2 safety's and over 100 tackle. Oklahoma will play Florida, Alabama or West Virginia in the national championship game as they look to repeat.

urbanslegend05 wrote:So the question is, will blaze be a contender next season?

Depends on where I am, providing something needs to happen for me to leave Blacksburg

Clark, might be right after 10:30...talking 10-15 minutes so 10:45-10:50 at the very latest. Still may make 10:30.

Ok sounds good to me. Just let me know if its gonna be after 11

I'm in route right now so it will definitely be before 11

Ok I'll be on at 1030 and then wait for you

Walking in now. 5 min

Florida wins SEC championship, 35-31, over Alabama to earn a shot at Oklahoma and the national championship. Great game Clark. Videos are up
just for you rauloe. Recap coming soon.

When you wanna roll joker?

How in the hell did Georgia make it to a BCS game (let alone a top ten ranking)?

Guess I have to send out Ricardo with another 400 yd day

#19 Virginia Tech defeats #7 Georgia to win the Orange Bowl 56-28. QB Ricardo Young went out in a blaze of glory, throwing for 403 yards and 3 TDs. Aaron Young was the main WR this time, hauling in 4 passes for 200 yds and 2 TDs, including a 92 yd bomb. The defense was on with 6 turnovers, two of them being pick six's. After the game, coach Blaze commented on next year's hopes. "If anyone questions if we are going to be a contender next year, they better look at this game. We aren't playing no more."

Whenever is good for you urban I'm around most of the day/night

Hey I am just gonna post this here instead of the CFBFinest forum too. Urb, Hawk, and Blaze, I have a funeral to attend today and memorial service tomorrow. There is a lot of family in town through Sunday. Im gonna play my bowl game but for the next advance into players leaving and blaze for our game in the other league I won't for sure be around until sunday night. I might be able to go earlier blaze but it will be late night mountain time.

Sorry for inconvenience guys its just a bad weekend.

Jaredlib wrote:Hey I am just gonna post this here instead of the CFBFinest forum too. Urb, Hawk, and Blaze, I have a funeral to attend today and memorial service tomorrow. There is a lot of family in town through Sunday. Im gonna play my bowl game but for the next advance into players leaving and blaze for our game in the other league I won't for sure be around until sunday night. I might be able to go earlier blaze but it will be late night mountain time.

Sorry for inconvenience guys its just a bad weekend.

Perfectly understandable. Right now, I'm shooting for a Monday offseason at the moment with no Monday night football and Jhawk will be out of town as well. We'll see what we can put together as far as offseason.

Florida back on top of SEC
ATLANTA, Ga. - What looked like it could get ugly quick turned into beauty for the second-ranked Florida Gators as they defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide in a 35-31 come-from-behind victory in the SEC Championship game.
Florida's offense put the Gators into an early hole as two defensive scores on the first two drives gave Alabama a quick 14-0 lead. CJ Mosely picked off an option on the first drive of the game, returning it 25 yards and the Crimson Tide struck first. On the ensuing series, Darren Gibson picked off a Trey Burton pass and returned it to the end zone for the 14-0 margin. (Highlight available at easports.com/dynasty)
"We put ourselves in a hole, but knew that there was a long game ahead of us," Florida coach Urban Legend said. "We knew we had to score on the next drive to regain a little momentum, but the first thing we had to do was catch our breath."
Florida did that with a sustained drive that was capped off by one of Tanner Bolen's three touchdown runs. He scored from 10 yards out. (highlight available)
Jay Williams added a 47 yard field goal for the Tide and it was 17-7 at the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter belonged to Florida as Bolen found the end zone twice more and the Gators took a 21-17 halftime lead. Bolen scored from 1 yard and 6 yards out.
Alabama received the ball to start the second half and made the most of their possession. Phillip Miller gave the Crimson Tide the lead once more off a 25 yard pass from Dominic Lee, but it was the last time Alabama would lead.
Florida answered on the following drive with Jeff Driskel hitting Chris Dunkley from 28 yards and the Gators went into the fourth quarter holding on to a four-point lead. (highlight available)
The Gators added to their lead midway through the fourth quarter with former Heisman winner Trey Burton capping off the drive with a 17-yard run. It gave Florida a 35-24 lead, but the Tide weren't through fighting.
Lee hit Peter Nelson from 44 yards out with 5:26 remaining and the rest of the game was a fight. (highlight available)
Florida had the ball and the lead with just over a minute to play, but a critical third down turned into an interception giving the Tide one more shot. The Gators' secondary stepped up for a second straight week, however, as the game was sealed with an interception for Florida to advance to the title game. (highlight available)
"It was another classic game in a heated series," Legend said. "Hats go off to that team, because they bring it every year. I'm looking forward to seeing them again next season and trying to represent the SEC in the National Championship."

With that said.....championship on....

Anybody know how to get in touch with Auburn? Kinda sucks cuz I coulda knocked my bowl game out now and I will be leaving for mlk weekend early tomorrow morning. Don't wanna hold anybody up but I'm available to play now and I won't go on autopilot to lose to somebody who didnt even earn their bowl trip. hopefully we can get in touch soon.