Rivals 2011 Dynasty

jusblaze09 wrote:So Rankin didn't commit on the spot.

Hilarity.

Dirty recruiting has arrived in rivals boys

Sooo, where are we?

Week 2

urbanslegend05 wrote:

jusblaze09 wrote:So Rankin didn't commit on the spot.

Hilarity.

Dirty recruiting has arrived in rivals boys

Yeah that had me cracking up.

Welcome to Week 2!
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=============== #1 Florida Gators (1-0) ===============
Last week, Florida won 38-26 against TCU (0-1).
This week, the Gators will host #22 Miami (1-0).
In recruiting news, the following Florida targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) FS Patrick Green has committed to BYU
- (****) RG Sam Robinson has committed to Florida
- (****) FS James Young has committed to Florida
- (****) LT Cedric Moore has committed to Alabama
- (****) LE David Rice has committed to Florida
- (****) RE Alex Hemphill has committed to Florida
- (*****) CB Eddie Ware has committed to Florida
- (*****) WR Kenyon Bell has committed to Florida
- (*****) TE Anthony Edmonds has committed to Florida

=============== #6 Florida State Seminoles (1-0) ===============
Last week, Florida State won 45-27 against Boise State (0-1).
This week, the Seminoles will host #2 USC (1-0).
In recruiting news, the following Florida State targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) LT Cedric Moore has committed to Alabama
- (****) RT Brian Harris has committed to Miami

=============== #11 Georgia Bulldogs (0-1) ===============
Last week, Georgia lost 24-14 against USC (1-0).
This week, the Bulldogs are idle.
In recruiting news, the following Georgia targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) DT Brandon Gray has committed to Oregon State

=============== #22 Miami Hurricanes (1-0) ===============
Last week, Miami won 55-20 against Cincinnati (0-1).
This week, the Hurricanes travel to Gainesville to face the #1 Florida Gators (1-0).
In recruiting news, the following Miami targets have announced their decisions:
- (***) QB Danny Crawford has committed to Miami
- (***) SS Ryan Cody has committed to Miami
- (****) RT Brian Harris has committed to Miami

=============== Ohio State Buckeyes (0-1) ===============
Last week, Ohio State lost 42-32 against Fresno State (1-0).
This week, the Buckeyes are idle.
In recruiting news, the following Ohio State targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) CB Matthew Johnson has committed to Maryland
- (***) DT Matt Lane has committed to South Carolina
- (***) QB Travis Smith has committed to Northwestern
- (***) CB Andy White has committed to Georgia Tech

=============== #9 Oklahoma Sooners (1-0) ===============
Last week, Oklahoma won 56-42 against Hawai'i (0-1).
This week, the Sooners are idle.
In recruiting news, the following Oklahoma targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) SS Bryan Graham has committed to Oklahoma

=============== #13 Michigan Wolverines (1-0) ===============
Last week, Michigan won 45-21 against Central Michigan (0-1).
This week, the Wolverines will host Cal (0-1).
In recruiting news, the following Michigan targets have announced their decisions:
- (***) C Josh Larkin has committed to Missouri

=============== #10 Auburn Tigers (1-0) ===============
Last week, Auburn won 30-12 against BYU (0-1).
This week, the Tigers will host #3 Notre Dame (1-0).
In recruiting news, the following Auburn targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) LT Cedric Moore has committed to Alabama
- (****) RT Brian Harris has committed to Miami
- (****) WR Dave Lewis has committed to Auburn
- (****) ROLB Alex Richardson has committed to Auburn

=============== #3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (1-0) ===============
Last week, Notre Dame won 41-21 against West Virginia (0-1).
This week, the Fighting Irish travel to Auburn to face the #10 Auburn Tigers (1-0).
In recruiting news, the following Notre Dame targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) RG John DeAngelis has committed to Notre Dame
- (*****) HB Jerome Dunn has committed to Alabama

=============== #5 Texas Longhorns (1-0) ===============
Last week, Texas won 41-34 against Cal (0-1).
This week, the Longhorns travel to Fort Worth to face the #15 TCU Horned Frogs (0-1).
In recruiting news, the following Texas targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) MLB Ricky Montgomery has committed to Texas

=============== Cal Golden Bears (0-1) ===============
Last week, Cal lost 41-34 against Texas (1-0).
This week, the Golden Bears travel to Ann Arbor to face the #13 Michigan Wolverines (1-0).
In recruiting news, the following Cal targets have announced their decisions:
- (****) DT Cody Hall has committed to Cal

=============== #2 USC Trojans (1-0) ===============
Last week, USC won 24-14 against Georgia (0-1).
This week, the Trojans travel to Tallahassee to face the #6 Florida State Seminoles (1-0).

Blaze are u and osama playing

Nope

Jaredlib wrote:Ho would 2 estern work

2 eastern sounds like a good time...what kind of window r u working with?? im not completely sure what time i will be back and ready, but ill get your number from urb and keep u posted.

I guess we're not kicking off tonight.

I think as long we are kicking off before 3 im ok

So splff when do you want to abuse me with that freak QB?

jhawk886 wrote:So splff when do you want to abuse me with that freak QB?

lol, I ain't abusing anybody. You wanna go now or would sometime tomorrow be better? I'm good all day tomorrow til 3pm then I'm off to work. Let me know.

splff3000 wrote:

jhawk886 wrote:So splff when do you want to abuse me with that freak QB?

lol, I ain't abusing anybody. You wanna go now or would sometime tomorrow be better? I'm good all day tomorrow til 3pm then I'm off to work. Let me know.

I'd probably prefer now unless you got shit goin on. My day tomorrow is gonna be pretty busy. But it's whatever you want to do. Either way I'm sure we'll make it work.

Ok give me 10 min or so to recruit then we can go now.

splff3000 wrote:Ok give me 10 min or so to recruit then we can go now.

Sounds good. I'll see you on the field bra.

Ugh oh late night clash. Interested in this result but I gotta get to sleep where I can see the fish on a hook early in the morn.

bout to lay it down good luck hawk and splff

Berkeley, CA -- Texas survives a wild one against Cal 41-34. David Freeman proved once again he is the most dangerous player in the country going for 213 yards on the ground in the season opener.

Cal got a pick 6 on the opening possession and another pick on the Longhorn's 3rd possession to set cal up with an early lead 14-7.

At this point star QB Rich Brooks was lost to injury but UT responded with a TD and a FG to take the lead for the first time. Texas would miss the extra point due to some laggy play and only go up 16-14.

Cal responded with a TD drive that included a ballsy 4th down call and left only six seconds on the clock.

UT tried desperately to score before the half but a hail Mary pass was caught and downed at the 1 and time expired with the longhorns precious inches from another score.

Cal got the ball to begin the 2nd half but fumbled the kickoff to set up a Texas FG that cut the lead to 2. Cal responded with a big run on a QB keeper and made the score 27-19 before the extra point.

Coach Osama then made a controversial decision to try for 2 instead of kicking to stretch the lead to two scores. The 2pt play failed and breathed new life into the Longhorns.

David Freeman took it in from 20 yards out and Texas added the deuce to tie the game @27.

Freeman then tacked on another TD to give Texas the lead back but on cal's next play from scrimmage, Johnson broke out on an 80 yard bomb to knot the score once again.

After Texas was forced to punt, our smallest player, 5'9" 161 LB true sophomore JJ Davis came up with a huge pick.

Texas needed a big 4th down conversion to freshman WR Dustin Johnson to keep the drive alive and UT finally punched in the go ahead TD with only :40 remaining.

With only one TO remaining Cal just didn't have enough time to score and UT escaped with the win.


Great game Osama I hate restarts and this one was no different. you guys played your hearts out.

We now hope Brooks can make it back to the field before the clash with #1 Florida.

Damn!! I shoulda had that one. I turned over twice on his side of the field, missed a fg, and got stop on 4th down on his side and was still in it till the end. ND won a defensive battle 10-3. It was a costly "get hit as you throw" int late in the game that did me in for good. The score was 0-0 for most of the game. Damn!! Damn!!! Damn!! Good game Hawk. I'll see you next year in South Bend.

splff3000 wrote:Damn!! I shoulda had that one. I turned over twice on his side of the field, missed a fg, and got stop on 4th down on his side and was still in it till the end. ND won a defensive battle 10-3. It was a costly "get hit as you throw" int late in the game that did me in for good. The score was 0-0 for most of the game. Damn!! Damn!!! Damn!! Good game Hawk. I'll see you next year in South Bend.

Really good game splff, I never want to go back to "The Jungle" again. My team played like they were in Pop Warner. My All-90's O-line was more porous than the US/Mexico border. And you're right turnovers did you in. But the same damn things happened to me too. That game was like fuck both of us over central. I turned the ball over twice in you territory and had multiple penalties that brought back huge plays (the option keeper clipping and first down holding penalty late in the game were the biggest). It was an extremely well played game defensively on both sides. I gotta give you props on your defensive scheme. It took me almost the whole first half to figure it out and even then I still couldn't score because of the crazy shit that happened.

Just seriously a great game man. I'll do a write up in the morning, I gotta hit the sack. See ya next year; hopefully, for my sake it's not quite so much a defensive struggle.

So, I am not sure when we are projected to advance, I assume it will be based on when Urban an Hova play. Rauloe not sure what works for you (we play next), but tomorrow I am pretty damn busy so it might have to be Sunday if we can't go tonight.

jhawk886 wrote:

splff3000 wrote:Damn!! I shoulda had that one. I turned over twice on his side of the field, missed a fg, and got stop on 4th down on his side and was still in it till the end. ND won a defensive battle 10-3. It was a costly "get hit as you throw" int late in the game that did me in for good. The score was 0-0 for most of the game. Damn!! Damn!!! Damn!! Good game Hawk. I'll see you next year in South Bend.

Really good game splff, I never want to go back to "The Jungle" again. My team played like they were in Pop Warner. My All-90's O-line was more porous than the US/Mexico border. And you're right turnovers did you in. But the same damn things happened to me too. That game was like fuck both of us over central. I turned the ball over twice in you territory and had multiple penalties that brought back huge plays (the option keeper clipping and first down holding penalty late in the game were the biggest). It was an extremely well played game defensively on both sides. I gotta give you props on your defensive scheme. It took me almost the whole first half to figure it out and even then I still couldn't score because of the crazy shit that happened.

Just seriously a great game man. I'll do a write up in the morning, I gotta hit the sack. See ya next year; hopefully, for my sake it's not quite so much a defensive struggle.

Yeah man, it was definitely the most defensively dominated game I've seen this year. It was a great game.

Ugh...my internet has dropped twice in the last hour. I hope its just maintenance or something

stoptherun wrote:Berkeley, CA -- Texas survives a wild one against Cal 41-34. David Freeman proved once again he is the most dangerous player in the country going for 213 yards on the ground in the season opener.

Cal got a pick 6 on the opening possession and another pick on the Longhorn's 3rd possession to set cal up with an early lead 14-7.

At this point star QB Rich Brooks was lost to injury but UT responded with a TD and a FG to take the lead for the first time. Texas would miss the extra point due to some laggy play and only go up 16-14.

Cal responded with a TD drive that included a ballsy 4th down call and left only six seconds on the clock.

UT tried desperately to score before the half but a hail Mary pass was caught and downed at the 1 and time expired with the longhorns precious inches from another score.

Cal got the ball to begin the 2nd half but fumbled the kickoff to set up a Texas FG that cut the lead to 2. Cal responded with a big run on a QB keeper and made the score 27-19 before the extra point.

Coach Osama then made a controversial decision to try for 2 instead of kicking to stretch the lead to two scores. The 2pt play failed and breathed new life into the Longhorns.

David Freeman took it in from 20 yards out and Texas added the deuce to tie the game @27.

Freeman then tacked on another TD to give Texas the lead back but on cal's next play from scrimmage, Johnson broke out on an 80 yard bomb to knot the score once again.

After Texas was forced to punt, our smallest player, 5'9" 161 LB true sophomore JJ Davis came up with a huge pick.

Texas needed a big 4th down conversion to freshman WR Dustin Johnson to keep the drive alive and UT finally punched in the go ahead TD with only :40 remaining.

With only one TO remaining Cal just didn't have enough time to score and UT escaped with the win.


Great game Osama I hate restarts and this one was no different. you guys played your hearts out.

We now hope Brooks can make it back to the field before the clash with #1 Florida.

what was score of first game?

Jaredlib wrote:

stoptherun wrote:Berkeley, CA -- Texas survives a wild one against Cal 41-34. David Freeman proved once again he is the most dangerous player in the country going for 213 yards on the ground in the season opener.

Cal got a pick 6 on the opening possession and another pick on the Longhorn's 3rd possession to set cal up with an early lead 14-7.

At this point star QB Rich Brooks was lost to injury but UT responded with a TD and a FG to take the lead for the first time. Texas would miss the extra point due to some laggy play and only go up 16-14.

Cal responded with a TD drive that included a ballsy 4th down call and left only six seconds on the clock.

UT tried desperately to score before the half but a hail Mary pass was caught and downed at the 1 and time expired with the longhorns precious inches from another score.

Cal got the ball to begin the 2nd half but fumbled the kickoff to set up a Texas FG that cut the lead to 2. Cal responded with a big run on a QB keeper and made the score 27-19 before the extra point.

Coach Osama then made a controversial decision to try for 2 instead of kicking to stretch the lead to two scores. The 2pt play failed and breathed new life into the Longhorns.

David Freeman took it in from 20 yards out and Texas added the deuce to tie the game @27.

Freeman then tacked on another TD to give Texas the lead back but on cal's next play from scrimmage, Johnson broke out on an 80 yard bomb to knot the score once again.

After Texas was forced to punt, our smallest player, 5'9" 161 LB true sophomore JJ Davis came up with a huge pick.

Texas needed a big 4th down conversion to freshman WR Dustin Johnson to keep the drive alive and UT finally punched in the go ahead TD with only :40 remaining.

With only one TO remaining Cal just didn't have enough time to score and UT escaped with the win.


Great game Osama I hate restarts and this one was no different. you guys played your hearts out.

We now hope Brooks can make it back to the field before the clash with #1 Florida.

what was score of first game?

21-7 UT in the first. We were playing a real clean game and were on our way to a big win. I think. But game two was a dogfight from start to finish. Much more like what I expected in the rematch. I woulda died if we lost that one. Biggest thing is the injury. Hope Brooks can suck it up for the Florida game.

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