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Conference Championship Week

Conference Winning Team Record Score Losing Team Record

:ACC_Championship: (7) :Clemson: 12-1 (9-1) 28-21 (19) :Miami: 9-4 (8-2)

:Big_East: (11) :Houston: 12-1 (9-0) 40-9 :SMU: 9-4 (7-2)

:B1G_Championship: (4) :Nebraska: 11-2 (8-2) 55-17 :Rutgers: 7-6 (5-5)

:CUSA: (3) :Tulsa: 12-1 (9-0) 24-22 :Southern_Miss: 8-5 (7-2)

:MAC_Championship: :Western_Michigan: 11-2 (8-1) 28-13 :Ohio: 8-5 (7-2)

:Pac_12: (1) :Washington: 13-0 (10-0) 45-20 (23) :UCLA: 9-4 (7-3)

:SEC_Championship: (2) :Alabama: 12-1 (9-1) 36-35 (10) :Georgia: 10-3 (8-2)

12-30-2012, 09:09 PM
morsdraconis

:(

SO close to the MNC yet so far away.

:(

I am doing this special for the SEC Championship Game, to show how close I came.

Scoring Summary

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Final Score

:Georgia: 7 14 7 7 35

:Alabama: 10 14 0 12 36

Time Team Result Play Score

First Quarter

12:47 :Georgia: Touchdown M. Blount, 3 yard run (S. Watkins kick) :Georgia: 7-0

7:50 :Alabama: Field Goal Z. Wright, 46 yard field goal :Georgia: 7-3

2:15 :Alabama: Touchdown M. Casey, 49 yard pass from J. Johnson (Z. Wright kick) :Alabama: 10-7

Second Quarter

13:35 :Georgia: Touchdown A. Greco, 11 yard pass from S. Kerr (S. Watkins kick) :Georgia: 14-10

8:36 :Alabama: Touchdown M. Casey, 9 yard pass from J. Johnson (Z. Wright kick) :Alabama: 17-14

1:12 :Georgia: Touchdown J. Nolan, 5 yard run (S. Watkins kick) :Georgia: 21-17

0:43 :Alabama: Touchdown M. Casey, 27 yard pass from J. Johnson (Z. Wright kick) :Alabama: 24-21

Third Quarter

10:42 :Georgia: Touchdown A. Greco, 18 yard pass from S. Kerr (S. Watkins kick) :Georgia: 28-24

Fourth Quarter

10:03 :Georgia: Touchdown J. Nolan, 6 yard run (S. Watkins kick) :Georgia: 35-24

7:40 :Alabama: Touchdown R. Mitchell, 44 yard pass from J. Johnson (2-point conversion failed) :Georgia: 35-30

2:18 :Alabama: Touchdown T. Amos, 35 yard pass from J. Johnson (2-point conversion failed) :Alabama: 36-35

12-30-2012, 09:11 PM
SmoothPancakes

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Originally Posted by morsdraconis

:(

SO close to the MNC yet so far away.

:(

Yep. I said "OH FUCK!" out loud when I saw the game summary for the SEC game (my second to last game simulated, MAC was the last one I simmed) pop up and the score was 36-35.

Pre-Bowl Games Update

Final BCS Standings

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Rank LW Team Wins Losses Points

1 1 Washington 13 0 1.000

2 2 Alabama 12 1 .995

3 3 Tulsa 12 1 .986

4 4 Nebraska 11 2 .986

5 5 Notre Dame 10 2 .976

6 6 Auburn 10 2 .970

7 7 Texas 10 2 .967

8 8 Clemson 12 1 .965

9 9 Michigan 9 3 .959

10 11 Houston 12 1 .941

11 13 TCU 10 2 .934

12 12 Texas A&M 9 3 .934

13 14 Georgia Tech 9 3 .922

14 15 Fresno State 10 2 .915

15 10 Georgia 10 3 .907

16 18 Kansas State 8 4 .892

17 16 Iowa 9 3 .891

18 17 LSU 9 3 .890

19 19 Louisville 8 4 .874

20 21 USC 9 3 .870

21 23 Oklahoma 9 3 .861

22 24 Wake Forest 9 3 .861

23 20 Miami (FL) 9 4 .841

24 25 Northwestern 8 4 .827

25 --- Nevada 9 3 .824

Conference Standings

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ACC

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against Division Record

Atlantic Division

#1 (8) Clemson* 12-1 .920 9-1 419 247 6-0

#2 (22) Wake Forest 9-3 .750 7-2 349 258 4-2

#3 (19) Louisville 8-4 .660 6-3 308 271 4-2

#4 Florida State 5-7 .410 4-5 302 298 3-3

#5 NC State 7-5 .580 4-5 349 282 2-4

#6 Boston College 3-9 .250 2-7 224 313 1-5

#7 Syracuse 2-10 .160 1-8 185 315 1-5

Coastal Division

#1 (23) Miami (FL)* 9-4 .692 8-2 366 241 5-1

#2 Virginia Tech 8-4 .660 6-3 311 242 5-1

#3 (13) Georgia Tech 9-3 .750 6-3 347 253 4-2

#4 Virginia 7-5 .580 5-4 331 350 4-2

#5 North Carolina 6-6 .500 3-6 321 320 2-4

#6 Pittsburgh 3-9 .250 2-7 302 353 1-5

#7 Duke 1-11 .083 1-8 199 311 0-6

Big 12

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against

#1 (11) TCU 10-2 .830 8-1 514 295

#2 (16) Kansas State 8-4 .660 7-2 351 275

#3 (7) Texas 10-2 .830 7-2 374 255

#4 (21) Oklahoma 9-3 .750 6-3 427 196

#5 Oklahoma State 6-6 .500 5-4 385 304

#6 Texas Tech 6-6 .500 4-5 360 379

#7 Iowa State 4-8 .330 3-6 312 369

#8 Kansas 4-8 .330 2-7 309 436

#9 Baylor 2-10 .160 2-7 292 425

#10 West Virginia 3-9 .250 1-8 269 439

Big East

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against Division Record

American Division

#1 (10) Houston* 12-1 .920 9-0 414 181 5-0

#2 Connecticut 9-3 .750 6-2 343 294 4-1

#3 Cincinnati 8-4 .660 5-3 365 302 3-2

#4 Boise State 7-5 .580 5-3 328 267 3-2

#5 East Carolina 5-7 .410 2-6 333 333 2-3

#6 UCF 5-7 .410 2-6 353 344 2-3

National Division

#1 SMU* 9-4 .690 7-2 450 301 6-0

#2 Navy 7-5 .580 5-3 355 396 4-2

#3 USF 5-7 .410 3-5 246 285 3-3

#4 Temple 7-5 .580 3-5 253 270 3-3

#5 San Diego State 4-8 .330 3-5 246 312 2-4

#6 Tulane 2-10 .160 2-6 189 356 1-5

#7 Memphis 1-11 .080 1-7 175 480 0-6

Big Ten

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against Division Record

Leaders Division

#1 Ohio State 8-4 .660 5-4 352 306 4-2

#2 Rutgers* 7-6 .530 5-5 322 324 4-2

#3 Illinois 6-6 .500 4-5 341 266 4-2

#4 Maryland 7-5 .580 4-5 337 311 3-3

#5 Penn State 6-6 .500 3-6 324 305 2-4

#6 Indiana 3-9 .250 2-7 222 328 2-4

#7 Purdue 4-8 .330 2-7 309 342 2-4

Legends Division

#1 (4) Nebraska* 11-2 .840 8-2 521 261 5-1

#2 (17) Iowa 9-3 .750 7-2 335 169 4-2

#3 (9) Michigan 9-3 .750 7-2 432 275 4-2

#4 Michigan State 8-4 .660 6-3 314 239 3-3

#5 (24) Northwestern 8-4 .660 5-4 349 318 3-3

#6 Wisconsin 6-6 .500 5-4 279 209 2-4

#7 Minnesota 2-10 .160 1-8 184 418 0-6

Conference USA

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against Division Record

East Division

#1 Southern Miss* 8-5 .610 7-2 337 263 5-0

#2 Florida International 8-4 .660 5-3 322 228 4-1

#3 Marshall 4-8 .330 3-5 278 313 3-2

#4 Louisiana Tech 4-8 .330 2-6 223 336 2-3

#5 Florida Atlantic 3-9 .250 2-6 135 294 1-4

#6 UAB 3-9 .250 2-6 3320 359 0-5

West Division

#1 (3) Tulsa* 12-1 .920 9-0 520 166 5-0

#2 UTEP 7-5 .580 5-3 254 271 2-3

#3 North Texas 5-7 .410 4-4 294 310 3-2

#4 Middle Tennessee State 4-8 .330 4-4 243 358 2-3

#5 UTSA 6-6 .500 3-5 293 322 2-3

#6 Rice 5-7 .410 3-5 319 312 1-4

Independents

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against

#1 (5) Notre Dame 10-2 .830 --- 430 196

MAC

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against Division Record

East Division

#1 Ohio* 8-5 .610 7-2 370 283 5-1

#2 Bowling Green 7-5 .580 6-2 291 270 6-0

#3 Miami University 7-5 .580 5-3 337 328 4-2

#4 Kent State 7-5 .580 4-4 274 267 3-3

#5 Akron 2-10 .160 1-7 216 366 1-5

#6 Buffalo 1-11 .080 1-7 228 338 1-5

#7 Massachusetts 1-11 .080 1-7 147 390 0-6

West Division

#1 Western Michigan* 11-2 .840 8-1 436 261 4-1

#2 Toledo 7-5 .580 6-2 415 365 3-2

#3 Eastern Michgian 7-5 .580 6-2 293 220 3-2

#4 Northern Illinois 6-6 .500 3-5 326 333 2-3

#5 Central Michigan 4-8 .330 3-5 251 331 2-3

#6 Ball State 4-8 .330 2-6 261 343 1-4

Mountain West

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against

#1 (14) Fresno State 10-2 .830 6-1 422 254

#2 Hawaii 7-5 .580 6-1 303 274

#3 (25) Nevada 9-3 .750 6-1 393 290

#4 San Jose State 7-5 .580 4-3 316 334

#5 Colorado State 7-5 .580 2-5 339 312

#6 Utah State 6-6 .500 2-5 287 317

#7 Air Force 6-6 .500 2-5 296 249

#8 UNLV 1-11 .080 0-7 195 423

Pac-12

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North Division

#1 (1) Washington* 13-0 1.000 10-0 512 222 5-0

#2 Oregon State 7-5 .580 6-3 317 302 2-3

#3 Stanford 7-5 .580 5-4 343 294 4-1

#4 Oregon 8-4 .660 5-4 432 272 2-3

#5 Washington State 2-10 .160 2-7 298 450 2-3

#6 Cal 3-9 .250 1-8 292 437 0-5

South Division

#1 (20) USC 9-3 .750 7-2 432 240 4-1

#2 UCLA* 9-4 .690 7-3 375 348 5-0

#3 Colorado 6-6 .500 4-5 373 339 1-4

#4 Arizona State 5-7 .410 3-6 329 381 2-3

#5 Arizona 6-6 .500 3-6 298 308 2-3

#6 Utah 2-10 .160 2-7 223 372 1-4

SEC

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East Division

#1 (15) Georgia* 10-3 .760 8-2 484 314 5-1

#2 South Carolina 7-5 .580 6-3 357 353 6-0

#3 Tennessee 7-5 .580 4-5 380 255 3-3

#4 Florida 6-6 .500 4-5 373 322 3-3

#5 Vanderbilt 4-8 .330 2-7 328 384 2-4

#6 Kentucky 3-9 .250 2-7 224 332 1-5

#7 Missouri 3-9 .250 1-8 310 425 1-5

West Division

#1 (2) Alabama* 12-1 .920 9-1 491 282 6-0

#2 (6) Auburn 10-2 .830 7-2 393 237 5-1

#3 (18) LSU 9-3 .750 6-3 419 283 3-3

#4 (12) Texas A&M 9-3 .750 6-3 457 295 3-3

#5 Ole Miss 5-7 .410 4-5 294 341 3-3

#6 Arkansas 6-6 .500 4-5 376 332 1-5

#7 Mississippi State 4-8 .330 1-8 290 305 0-6

Sun Belt

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against

#1 BYU 7-5 .580 5-2 369 313

#2 UL Monroe 6-6 .500 5-2 297 284

#3 Arkansas State 7-5 .580 4-3 354 263

#4 Troy 4-8 .330 4-3 274 337

#5 Army 6-6 .500 4-3 329 325

#6 Western Kentucky 5-7 .410 3-4 234 249

#7 UL Lafayette 5-7 .410 2-5 220 281

#8 Texas State 1-11 .080 1-6 150 389

WAC

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Rank Team Record Percentage Conference Record Points For Points Against

#1 Wyoming 10-2 .830 3-0 514 179

#2 New Mexico 4-8 .330 2-1 213 310

#3 New Mexico State 4-8 .330 1-2 282 328

#4 Idaho 5-7 .410 0-3 223 310

Heisman Memorial Trophy

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:Heisman_Trophy:

Rank Player Position Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total

#1 Matt Blount HB Georgia 523 214 40 2037

#2 Kiel Fletcher HB Tulsa 201 406 146 1561

#3 Riley Thompson HB Nebraska 36 89 312 598

#4 Joey Owens HB Notre Dame 16 62 222 394

#5 James Joseph QB Michigan 8 9 50 92

Award Winners

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Award Player Position Team Year

:Heisman_Trophy: Matt Blount HB Georgia Junior

Maxwell Matt Blount HB Georgia Junior

Walter Camp Matt Blount HB Georgia Junior

Bednarik Gemara Lawrence CB NC State Senior

Nagurski Ryan Bryant LE Connecticut Junior (RS)

O'Brien Derron Inman QB SMU Senior (RS)

Walker Matt Blount HB Georgia Junior

Biletnikoff Jeff Hill WR Miami University Senior (RS)

Mackey Tim Brewer TE NC State Senior (RS)

Outland Jacques Holmes LT Notre Dame Senior (RS)

Rimington Isaiah Washington C Nebraska Senior (RS)

Lombardi Ryan Bryan LE Connecticut Junior (RS)

Best LB Luke Davis MLB LSU Senior (RS)

Thorpe Gemara Lawrence CB NC State Senior

Groza Gary Weber K Oklahoma Junior (RS)

Guy Paul Muhammad P Georgia Tech Senior (RS)

Best Returner Mark Hall WR Iowa Junior (RS)

All Americans

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All-NCAA

1st Team

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Position Player Team Year

Offense

QB Derron Inman SMU Senior (RS)

HB Matt Blount Georgia Junior (RS)

HB Kiel Fletcher Tulsa Senior

WR Jeff Hill Miami University Senior (RS)

WR Phillip Lee SMU Junior (RS)

TE Tim Brewer NC State Senior (RS)

LT Jacques Holmes Notre Dame Senior (RS)

C Isaiah Washington Nebraska Senior (RS)

RG Reggie Johnson Alabama Senior (RS)

RG Trevor Leak Texas Senior (RS)

RT Ed Manning Alabama Senior (RS)

Defense

LE Ryan Bryant Connecticut Junior (RS)

RE Eric Stanley Clemson Junior

DT Preston Williams Auburn Senior

DT Adam McKenzie Hawaii Junior (RS)

LOLB Steve Walden Cincinnati Junior (RS)

MLB Luke Davis LSU Senior (RS)

ROLB Brian Miller Arizona Junior (RS)

CB Alex Sims Clemson Junior (RS)

CB Gemara Lawrence NC State Senior

FS Jonathan Luke Texas A&M Junior

SS Jamar Carter Nevada Freshman

K Gary Weber Oklahoma Junior (RS)

P Cedric Powers Alabama Senior

Returner Mark Hall Iowa Junior (RS)

2nd Team

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Position Player Team Year

Offense

QB Barrett Dailey TCU Senior (RS)

HB Riley Thompson Nebraska Junior

HB Joey Owens Notre Dame Junior

WR Jimmy Weatherford TCU Senior (RS)

WR Alfred Lamb Houston Junior

TE Jared Denman Bowling Green Senior (RS)

LT James Jackson Texas Senior

LT John Cole Michigan Senior (RS)

LG Jason Wright Texas Senior (RS)

C Brandon Hall Alabama Senior (RS)

RG Ben Prater Nebraska Senior (RS)

Defense

LE Andrew Clark Texas Senior

LE Jerome Ferguson Washington Junior (RS)

DT Joel Young Notre Dame Sophomore (RS)

DT Tom Alexander Louisville Senior (RS)

MLB Akeem Peterson West Virginia Senior (RS)

ROLB Lawrence Graham Western Michigan Junior

ROLB Ronnie Burley Nebraska Senior

CB Brandon Poole Northwestern Junior (RS)

CB Fred Lester TCU Junior (RS)

FS Jake Randle Florida International Senior (RS)

SS Bryan Malone Western Michigan Senior

K Chris Holiday Arkansas State Senior

P Derrick Montgomery Houston Senior

Returner Johnny Fisher Cal Senior

Freshman Team

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Position Player Team Year

Offense

QB Micah Swan Iowa Freshman

HB Isaiah Romero Stanford Freshman (RS)

HB Curtis Rutledge Air Force Freshman

WR Eric Hayden Tulsa Freshman

WR Obadiah Strickland Ohio Freshman

TE Jared Hawkins LSU Freshman

LT Nathan Waters South Carolina Freshman (RS)

C James Covington Alabama Freshman

RG Reggie Williams Alabama Freshman

RG Tyler Davis Clemson Freshman (RS)

RT David Lumpkin Clemson Freshman (RS)

Defense

LE Josh Gutierrez Alabama Freshman

RE Kyler Taylor Connecticut Freshman

DT Brandon Lawson Michigan Freshman

DT Erik McLaughlin TCU Freshman (RS)

LOLB Caleb Hogan Colorado State Freshman

LOLB Quinton Smith Nebraska Freshman

MLB Troy Wright Ohio State Freshman

CB Brian Howard Nevada Freshman

CB Gabe Wall Georgia Freshman

FS Markell Medlock Ohio State Freshman

SS Jamar Carter Nevada Freshman

K Jon Montgomery Houston Freshman

P Joe Houston Nebraska Freshman

Returner Philip Durbin Clemson Freshman

All-Conference USA

1st Team

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Position Player Team Year

Offense

QB Brandon Booth Tulsa Senior (RS)

HB Kiel Fletcher Tulsa Senior

HB Chris Williams Southern Miss Senior (RS)

WR Connor Jefferson Tulsa Junior

WR Tanner Hooper Marshall Senior

TE Spencer Alford UTEP Junior (RS)

LG Daniel Peters Tulsa Junior (RS)

C Andre Young Southern Miss Senior (RS)

RG Marcel Morris Tulsa Senior (RS)

RT Jose Franklin Southern Miss Senior

RT Cameron Powers Tulsa Sophomore (RS)

Defense

LE Greg Wilkerson Tulsa Sophomore (RS)

RE Seth Griffin Florida International Senior

DT Chris Peoples Tulsa Sophomore (RS)

DT Alex Collier Tulsa Senior (RS)

LOLB David Mason Southern Miss Senior (RS)

LOLB Corey Dunlap Southern Miss Senior

MLB Josh Kelly Southern Miss Senior (RS)

CB Alex McQueen Florida International Senior (RS)

CB Eric Pearson Southern Miss Junior (RS)

FS Jake Randle Florida International Senior (RS)

SS Darnell Turner Tulsa Freshman

K William Alston Southern Miss Junior (RS)

P Tony Hodges Florida International Freshman

Returner Nate Johnson Middle Tennessee State Senior (RS)

2nd Team

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Position Player Team Year

Offense

QB Lamar Evans Rice Senior (RS)

HB Mark Yates North Texas Senior

HB Dan Davidson Florida International Sophomore (RS)

WR Donald Thompson Rice Senior (RS)

WR Mark Thompson Tulsa Junior (RS)

TE Chris Humphrey Louisiana Tech Senior (RS)

LT Jonathan Gallagher UTEP Senior (RS)

C Travis Hearn Tulsa Sophomore (RS)

RG Matt West Florida International Junior (RS)

RG Lee Robinson Rice Junior (RS)

RT Kyle Davis Tulsa Junior (RS)

Defense

LE Michael Huston North Texas Senior

RE Brad Vaughn UTEP Senior (RS)

DT Eric Williams North Texas Senior

DT George Conley Southern Miss Junior

MLB Darrell Harvey North Texas Senior

ROLB Mike Gibson Middle Tennessee State Senior (RS)

ROLB Vince Gray UTSA Junior (RS)

CB Ty Ferguson Marshall Senior

CB Marcus Hicks UTEP Senior

FS Shaun Robinson Marshall Junior

SS Donovan Browning Rice Senior (RS)

K Grant Mosely Rice Senior (RS)

P Carlos Wilcox Tulsa Junior

Returner Mike Griffin UTEP Junior (RS)

2015 Conference Champions

Conference Team Record Conference Record CCG Loser Record Conference Record

:ACC: :Clemson: 12-1 9-1 :Miami: 9-4 8-2

:Big_12: :TCU: 10-2 8-1

:Big_East: :Houston: 12-1 9-0 :SMU: 9-4 7-2

:Big_Ten: :Nebraska: 11-2 8-2 :Rutgers: 7-6 5-5

:CUSA: :Tulsa: 12-1 9-0 :Southern_Miss: 8-5 7-2

:MAC: :Western_Michigan: 11-2 8-1 :Ohio: 8-5 7-2

:Mountain_West: :Fresno_State: 10-2 6-1

:Pac_12: :Washington: 13-0 10-0 :UCLA: 9-4 7-3

:SEC: :Alabama: 12-1 9-1 :Georgia: 10-3 8-2

:Sun_Belt: :BYU: 7-5 5-2

:WAC: :Wyoming: 10-2 3-0

12-30-2012, 09:56 PM
JeffHCross

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Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes

Looking at the new BCS standings, Washington is #1 (1.000 points), Alabama #2 (0.995 points), Tulsa sits #3 (0.986 points), Nebraska #4 (.0986 points) and Notre Dame #5 (0.976 points). Auburn is #6, Texas #7, Clemson #8, Michigan #9 and Georgia #10.

Ugh. We need computer polls in the game to avoid this tied BCS standing crap ...

Not to mention I don't think the points are being calculated accurately anyway ...

Quote:

Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes

Oh for fuck's sake, thank you God, Allah, Buddha, Yahweh, Krishna, Vishnu, and Jobu. http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/x...es/e289077.gif

I can finally come down from this feeling of impending heart attack. I think I need a cigarette. Maybe a bottle of whiskey. http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/x...lies/e6436.gif

This is totally how I felt about my Week 6 powerhouse game :D

2015 Bowl Season Rundown

Bowl Game Conference Record Team Team Record Conference Date/Result

:New_Mexico_Bowl: :Mountain_West: 6-6 (2-5) :Utah_State: vs. :Navy: 7-5 (5-3) :Big_East: 12/15 - 3:00PM

:Famous_Idaho_Bowl: :MAC: 7-5 (6-2) :Toledo: vs. :Wyoming: 10-2 (3-0) :WAC: 12/17 - 2:00PM

:New_Orleans_Bowl: :CUSA: 6-6 (3-5) :UTSA: vs. :BYU: 7-5 (5-2) :Sun_Belt: 12/17 - 8:30PM

:Beef_O_Bradys_Bowl: :CUSA: 8-4 (5-3) :FIU: vs. :Cincinnati: 8-4 (5-3) :Big_East: 12/20 - 8:00PM

:Poinsettia_Bowl: :MAC: 7-5 (5-3) :Miami_OH: vs. (25) :Nevada: 9-3 (6-1) :Mountain_West: 12/21 - 5:00PM

:Las_Vegas_Bowl: :Pac_12: 7-5 (5-4) :Stanford: vs. :Hawaii: 7-5 (6-1) :Mountain_West: 12/22 - 8:00PM

:Hawaii_Bowl: :Mountain_West: 6-6 (2-5) :Air_Force: vs. :North_Carolina: 6-6 (3-6) :ACC: 12/24 - 3:00PM

:Independence_Bowl: :Mountain_West: 7-5 (4-3) :San_Jose_State: vs. :Virginia: 7-5 (5-4) :ACC: 12/26 - 4:30PM

:LittleCaesars_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 7-6 (5-5) :Rutgers: vs. :Ohio: 8-5 (7-2) :MAC: 12/27 - 2:00PM

:Belk_Bowl: :ACC: 8-4 (6-3) (19) :Louisville: vs. :SMU: 9-4 (7-2) :Big_East: 12/27 - 4:30PM

:Military_Bowl: :MAC: 7-5 (6-2) :Bowling_Green: vs. :NC_State: 7-5 (4-5) :ACC: 12/28 - 4:30PM

:Holiday_Bowl: :Big_12: 6-6 (4-5) :Texas_Tech: vs. :UCLA: 9-4 (7-3) :Pac_12: 12/28 - 5:00PM

:Alamo_Bowl: :Big_12: 9-3 (6-3) (21) :Oklahoma: vs. (20) :USC: 9-3 (7-2) :Pac_12: 12/29 - 8:00PM

:Champs_Sports_Bowl: :Big_East: 12-1 (9-0) (10) :Houston: vs. (22) :Wake_Forest: 9-3 (7-2) :ACC: 12/29 - 8:00PM

:Insight_Bowl: :Big_12: 6-6 (5-4) :Oklahoma_State: vs. (24) :Northwestern: 8-4 (5-4) :Big_Ten: 12/30 - 6:00PM

:Music_City_Bowl: :SEC: 6-6 (4-5) :Florida: vs. (13) :Georgia_Tech: 9-3 (6-3) :ACC: 12/30 - 8:30PM

:Sun_Bowl: :Pac_12: 7-5 (6-3) :Oregon_State: vs. :Virginia_Tech: 8-4 (6-3) :ACC: 12/31 - 12:00PM

:Armed_Forces_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 7-5 (4-5) :Maryland: vs. :Colorado_State: 7-5 (2-5) :Mountain_West: 12/31 - 12:00PM

:Liberty_Bowl: :Big_East: 9-3 (6-2) :Connecticut: vs. :Southern_Miss: 8-5 (7-2) :CUSA: 12/31 - 2:00PM

:Meineke_Texas_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 8-4 (5-4) :Ohio_State: vs. :Temple: 7-5 (3-5) :Big_East: 12/31 - 2:00PM

:Chick_fil_A_Bowl: :SEC: 7-5 (6-3) :South_Carolina: vs. (23) :Miami: 9-4 (8-2) :ACC: 12/31 - 7:30PM

:Fight_Hunger_Bowl: :MAC: 7-5 (6-2) :Eastern_Michigan: vs. :Oregon: 8-4 (5-4) :Pac_12: 12/31 - 8:00PM

:Outback_Bowl: :SEC: 9-3 (6-3) (18) :LSU: vs. (9) :Michigan: 9-3 (7-2) :Big_Ten: 1/1 - 11:00AM

:Capital_One_Bowl: :SEC: 10-3 (8-2) (15) :Georgia: vs. (17) :Iowa: 9-3 (7-2) :Big_Ten: 1/1 - 1:00PM

:TaxSlayer_Gator: :SEC: 7-5 (4-5) :Tennessee: vs. :Michigan_State: 8-4 (6-3) :Big_Ten: 1/1 - 1:00PM

:TicketCity_Bowl: :CUSA: 7-5 (5-3) :UTEP: vs. :Wisconsin: 6-6 (5-4) :Big_Ten: 1/1 - 3:30PM

:Cotton_Bowl: :SEC: 9-3 (6-3) (12) :Texas_A&M: vs. (16) :Kansas_State: 8-4 (7-2) :Big_12: 1/4 - 8:00PM

:BBVA_Compass_Bowl: :Big_East: 7-5 (5-3) :Boise_State: vs. :Arkansas: 6-6 (4-5) :SEC: 1/6 - 2:00PM

:GoDaddycom_Bowl: :MAC: 11-2 (8-1) :Western_Michigan: vs. :UL_Monroe: 6-6 (5-2) :Sun_Belt: 1/6 - 6:00PM

2015 BCS Bowls

Bowl Game Conference Record Team Team Record Conference Date/Result

:Rose_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 11-2 (8-2) (4) :Nebraska: vs. (3) :Tulsa: 12-1 (9-0) :CUSA: 1/1 - 5:00PM

:Sugar_Bowl: Independent 10-2 (5) :Notre_Dame: vs. (7) :Texas: 10-2 (7-2) :Big_12: 1/2 - 8:00PM

:Orange_Bowl: :ACC: 12-1 (9-1) (8) :Clemson: vs. (6) :Auburn: 10-2 (7-2) :SEC: 1/3 - 8:00PM

:Fiesta_Bowl: :Big_12: 10-2 (8-1) (11) :TCU: vs. (14) :Fresno_State: 10-2 (6-1) :Mountain_West: 1/4 - 8:00PM

:BCS_Trophy: :SEC: 12-1 (9-1) (2) :Alabama: vs. (1) :Washington: 13-0 (10-0) :Pac_12: 1/7 - 8:00PM

12-30-2012, 10:24 PM
SmoothPancakes

So there you have it. I am rolling to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl and a showdown with #4 Nebraska

#1 Washington and #2 Alabama keep the Pac-12 vs. SEC National Championship showdown alive for a second straight year.

And a look at who got screwed out of a bowl game this year:

Big Ten

:Illinois: - (6-6)
:Penn_State: - (6-6)

MAC

:Kent_State: - (7-5)
:Northern_Illinois: - (6-6)

Pac-12

:Colorado: - (6-6)
:Arizona: - (6-6)

Sun Belt

:Arkansas_State: - (7-5)
:Army: - (6-6)

Rose Bowl

#4 :Nebraska: VS #3 :Tulsa:

Game Notes

--- Here we were once again, the conclusion of another season. This time we had done something no Tulsa squad, nor had any C-USA team ever done. We crashed the BCS. Our prize, a showdown with #4 Nebraska, the Big Ten Champions, in the Rose Bowl. We were going to more than have our work cut out for us. Nebraska was rated higher in all three areas of the game, they had the #3 offense in the nation, #9 rushing off and #17 passing offense, resulting in their averaging 40 points per game. Their defense was just as stout, ranking #5 in college football in total defense, #3 in passing defense. Their only true weakness, a #45 ranked rushing defense. It was going to take a completely perfect game from all three areas of our team to keep up with Nebraska in this one. We were the recognized home team for the game. We won the coin toss and elected to kick, opting to first see what our defense would be made up against the Cornhuskers offensive attack.

A touchback got the game started as Nebraska came out at their 25 yard line. Tommy Allen went into the air on the first place of the game, connecting with Paul Wade for a 13 yard gain. Our defense didn’t waste any time to prove themselves overmatched, as Allen found Wade for a second straight play, this time for a 32 yard bomb on the go route and Nebraska had a first down at our 29. An 8 yard pass to Alex Jones was followed with a scramble by Allen for a gain of 6 yards and the Cornhuskers had a first down at our 16. A 9 yard rush by John Johnson left second and one from the 7. Another rush by Johnson, for 7 yards gave Nebraska first and goal from our one yard line. Johnson would punch it in on the next play for the one yard touchdown and a 7-0 Nebraska lead with 7:21 left in the first quarter.

A 25 yard kickoff return by Kiel Fletcher gave our offense the ball at our 26 yard line to start our first drive. Fletcher took the handoff on first down, fighting forward for a four yard gain, followed by a pickup of 7 yards for a first down at the 37. Fletcher a found a hole off the right side of the center, pushing his way forward for a 9 yard gain. Another rush up the middle, Fletcher was able to bust out into the secondary for a gain of 16 yards and we had a first down at the Nebraska 37 yard line. Despite being hit at the line of scrimmage, Fletcher was able to continuing driving and fall forward for a gain of four yards. Brandon Booth’s pass intended for Connor Jefferson was batted down and we were left with third and 6. Booth found Max Thompson on an out route on the third down, going for a gain of 12 yards, giving us a new set of downs at the 22 yard line. Fletcher took the ball on first down, but found nowhere to go, tackled for only a gain of one yard. Booth’s pass on second down to Roy Smith picked up only two yards to leave us looking at third and 7 from the 19. Booth found Strong over the middle for a 7 yard gain, but it wasn’t enough as we were left with fourth and one at the 12. Coming here to win, we took the gamble and went for it on fourth and short. Fletcher proved why he was second in Heisman voting this year, breaking his way loose from what would have been a tackle for a loss, and fighting forward for a two yard gain and a first down at the 11 yard line. Fletcher took the first down carry off the left tackle, fighting ahead for 5 yards. Fletcher would score the equalizer on the next play, rushing it up the middle for the 6 yard touchdown to make it 7-all with 42 seconds left in the first quarter.

No return on the kickoff gave Nebraska the ball for their second drive at the 25. Johnson carried the ball for a 9 yard gain on the initial play. After an incomplete pass, Allen found Jones on third down for a pickup of 11 yards and a first down at the 46. After throwing the ball away on first down, Johnson took the rock and gained 7 yards on the ground to leave third and three at our 47 yard line. The final seconds would tick off the clock during the play, and the first quarter was in the books, all tied up 7-7.

Johnson got the second quarter opened up for Nebraska with a 9 yard rush and a first down at our 38 as the Cornhuskers attack continued at will. Allen threw an out route pass to Chance Doty for a 6 yard gain, before our defense tackled Johnson for a loss of one yard, leaving Nebraska with third and 5 from the 34 yard line. Johnson would convert the third down on the ground, breaking loose for a 10 yard rush to our 23 yard line. Another 10 yard rush by Johnson left Nebraska with second and inches at our 14. Johnson continued to pound the ball on the ground, picking up 6 yards to set up first and goal at the 8. After a two yard pass from Allen to Jordan and a four yard rush by Johnson, Nebraska was left with third and goal at our two yard line. Johnson would score his second touchdown of the game, pounding it in from two yards out to give Nebraska a 14-7 lead with seven minutes left in the second quarter.

Jefferson returned the kickoff for 24 yards, leaving our offense the ball at our 30 yard line. Fletcher continued to find success on the ground. With the gap closing instantly on the first down rush, Fletcher bounced outside through a hole near the left tackle, juked his way out of a tackle by the corner and rushed ahead for a 16 yard gain to the 46 yard line. Thanks to multiple downfield blocks, Fletcher was able to turn the corner and sprint up the left sideline for an 18 yard gain and a first down at the Nebraska 36 yard line. Smith tried to go off tackle on the first down carry, but a blitzing linebacker cut him off, forcing him to turn back up between the center and guard, managing to pick up 5 yards before being brought down. Going to the air on second down, Booth connected with Eric Hayden for 8 yards, giving us a first down at the 24 yard line. Booth tried to go deep to Hayden on first down, but the corner broke on the ball late and nearly intercepted it, the ball falling out of his hands and to the turf incomplete. Booth was able to just barely avoid the blitz on second down, throwing the ball to Thompson as he was hit for a 14 yard gain to leave us first down at the 11 yard line. Bouncing outside to avoid the linebackers, Fletcher was able to find a hole and pick up 7 yards to leave second and three at the four yard line. Taking it up the middle, Fletcher managed to pick up maybe one yard, leaving third and three at the three yard line. Booth’s third down pass to Thompson sailed incomplete, as Thompson got slowed down by a glancing shoulder from the linebacker, and we were forced to settle for a field goal. The 20 yard kick by Alphonso Pratt made it 14-10 with 2:47 left in the half.

A 19 yard kickoff return got Nebraska started at their 21 yard line. Our defense finally made a stand this drive, sacking Allen on first down for a two yard loss. After a 5 yard rush by Allen, Nebraska was left looking at third and 7 from their 23 yard line, 2:16 remaining. Allen would get the first down himself, scrambling from the pressure and picking up 9 yards for the first down at the 32 yard line. Two straight dropped passes left Nebraska with third down, Allen finding Wade for a 32 yard bomb over them middle and a first down at our 35 yard line, 1:35 to go. After another dropped pass and an incomplete pass, Allen found Jones on a slant route for a gain of 19 yard and a first down at our 17 yard line, Nebraska’s first timeout stopping the clock with 1:14 to play. Johnson took the ball on first down for a 5 yard rush down to our 12 yard line, the second timeout by Nebraska stopping play with 1:09 to go. An incomplete pass intended for Wade left the Cornhuskers with third and 5. That gap would grow larger, as Nebraska was flagged for false start, leaving their offense facing third and 10 from our 17 yard line. Allen’s third down pass to Doty was dropped in the end zone, the Cornhuskers would kick the 34 yard field goal, extending their lead to 17-10 with 56 seconds to go.

No return on the kickoff left our offense at our 25 yard line, 47 seconds left in the clock. After an incomplete pass on first down, Booth found Thompson for an 8 yard gain, leaving us third and two, our first timeout stopping the clock at 40 seconds. We would pick up the first down as Booth found Thompson again, this time for 12 yards to get to our 45 yard line, rushing to the line with 35 seconds to go. Booth took a chance, throwing deep down the left sideline to a streaking Hayden, but the cornerback Luke Kilpatrick jumped in front of Hayden to intercept the ball, giving Nebraska possession at their 30 yard line with 30 seconds to play. A 27 yard pass to Wade on first down got Nebraska quickly to our 43 yard line, 23 seconds and ticking. Our defense decided to help out, as we were flagged for pass interference, Nebraska getting a free first down at our 28 yard line with 11 ticks left. The Cornhuskers would find the end zone on the next play, as Doty hauled in the 28 yard touchdown pass from Allen to give Nebraska a 24-10 lead with three seconds remaining. A 22 yard kickoff return by Fletcher would bring the first half to an end, our offense with its work cut out for it, trailing 24-10 headed into halftime.

Opening up the second half, Fletcher brought the kickoff out for 24 yards, giving our offense the ball at the 23 yard line to start the third quarter. Fletcher took the ball on first down for a gain of four yards, before a three yard rush off the left tackle left us looking at third and three. Going to the air on third down, Booth’s pass to Jefferson was swatted away, deflected into the Hayden of a passing Hayden, but he was unable to hold on to the sudden ball in his hands and it fell to the ground incomplete, our punt team coming out on fourth down. A fair catch on the 44 yard punt gave Nebraska the ball at their 25 yard line. Allen continued throwing to his favorite target, hitting Wade for a 28 yard gain and a first down at our 47. A 10 yard rush by Johnson left second and inches, before Riley Thompson picked up three yards on the ground for the first down at our 33. Another deep pass to Wade went for a gain of 23 yards and Nebraska had a first down at our 11 yard line. After a dropped pass by Wade, Thompson ran ahead for a gain of four yards, leaving the Cornhuskers with third and 6 from our 7 yard line. A 5 yard pass to Wade got Nebraska down to our one yard line, but it was short of the first down and they were left with fourth and one. They would get their first down on the next play as the defense was flagged for pass interference. After tackling Johnson for a loss of two yards on first and goal, Allen found William Pryor for a three yard touchdown pass and a 31-10 lead with 5:41 left in the third quarter.

A 25 yard kickoff return by Fletcher gave our offense possession at our 28 yard line. Fletcher took the ball off the left tackle on first down, but only managed to get two yards as Nebraska was ready for our run game. A pass from Booth to Smith went for only a gain of one yard, and we were left looking at third and 7 from the 31. Booth never had a chance to get rid of the ball as the Cornhuskers brought the house, sacked for a 10 yard loss and leaving us punting on fourth and 17. A fair catch on the 44 yard punt gave Nebraska the ball at their 34 yard line and looking for more. Allen found Jones over the middle on first down for a 17 yard gain and Nebraska was back in our territory once more at our 48. A pair of rushes by Johnson for gains of 9 and one yards gave Nebraska a first down at our 38. A three yard rush by Allen followed by a 6 yard gain by Johnson left the Cornhuskers looking at third and inches. Johnson would pick up the first down on the ground, fighting ahead for a three yard gain to our 26 yard line. Another rush by Johnson, this time for 5 yards, was followed with a 9 yard gain by Allen and Nebraska once again had a first down at our 11 yard line. Allen would come out of the game after the play, suffering from back spasms, Bruce Stewart taking over the signal caller duties. After a dropped pass on first down, Stewart connected with Thompson for a 7 yard gain to leave third and three at our four yard line. A dropped pass by Wade would leave the field goal unit coming out, the 21 yard boot extending Nebraska’s lead to 34-10 with 1:45 left in the third quarter.

Fletcher returned the kickoff 19 yards out to our 20 yard line, as we were left desperately searching for a way to close the gap. Despite having a wide open Jefferson sprinting down the sideline, nothing would come of it as Booth was hit as he threw, the ball landing 5 yards away incomplete. Thompson would get us a first down, hauling in a 13 yard pass from Booth to get to the 32. Booth was again hit as he threw on first down, the wounded duck nearly picked out of the air by the defensive end, and we were left with second down. Scrambling to keep the play alive, Booth threw a pass over the middle, Hayden ripping the ball out of the linebacker’s hands and turning up field for some extra yards, a 21 yard gain in all for a first down at the Nebraska 46. We would finally get back to the end zone, as Fletcher hauled in a pass from Booth on the smash route, breaking loose for the tackle by the cornerback and going 46 yards to the house. The two-point conversion pass to Fletcher was good, making the score 34-18 with 51 seconds to play in the third quarter.

No return on the kickoff left Nebraska at their 25. After an 8 yard rush by Johnson, a dropped pass left Nebraska looking at third and two. Allen would keep the ball himself, rushing for a 6 yard gain and the first down out to the 39 yard line. A 6 yard rush by Johnson would bring the third quarter to an end, Nebraska leading 34-18.

Starting the fourth quarter with second and four from their 45 yard, Nebraska picked up another quick first down thanks to a 7 yard gain by Johnson to get to our 47. A two yard rush by Johnson was followed with a 12 yard pass to Wade down to our 32 yard line. Two straight passes to Doty, for gains of 18 and 10 yards, left Nebraska with second and inches at our 5 yard line, ready to put the game away. After a dropped pass on second down, Allen took the ball himself, rushing in for the 5 yard touchdown and a 41-18 lead with 7:35 left in the game.

A 25 yard kickoff return by Jefferson got our offense started at the 29 yard line. Pulling everything out of the playbook now, Booth found Hayden down the right sideline for a 25 yard gain to the Nebraska 47, Hayden unable to keep his balance and stay in bounds after the catch. After a three yard rush by Fletcher, Booth was hit as he threw, the defensive ends coming through at will, leaving us third and 7 at the 44. Booth would manage to get the third down pass off, connecting with Fletcher for a 29 yard gain to give us first down at the 15 yard line. Booth’s pass over the middle to Thompson was batted away, leaving us second down. Booth’s second down pass was nearly intercepted, leaving our drive in danger. Thompson was able to haul in the rainbow pass from Booth, just getting to the first down line as he was tackled for a 10 yard gain and first and goal at the 5. Smith would get us in the end zone, hauling in the pass from Booth and failing over a Nebraska defender for the 5 yard touchdown. Another successful two-point conversion pass to Fletcher made the score 41-26 with 6:16 left in the game.

A touchback on the kickoff left Nebraska at their 25 yard line, and our entire sideline praying that the defense would actually make a stop. Our prayers would not be answered. Nebraska came out firing on first down, Allen finding Wade for a 21 yard gain and first down at the 46 yard line. A 6 yard rush by Johnson got Nebraska back in our territory at our 48, before Allen threw a deep bomb to a streaking Wade for a 39 yard gain and first and goal at our 9 yard line. After two straight dropped passes, Pryor would finally manage to hold onto a ball, hauling in the 9 yard touchdown pass from Allen to give Nebraska a 48-26 lead with 5:14 left to play.

A touchback on the kickoff got our offense in action from our 25 yard line, time running out. Taking a deep shot, the first down pass to Fletcher was nearly intercepted by the safety, leaving us second down. An 11 yard pass to Thompson kept the drive alive as the clock ticked under 5 minutes. Threading the needle between the linebacker and safety, Booth found Hayden deep over the middle for a 29 yard gain, giving us first down at the Nebraska 35 yard line, 4:42 left in the game. The first down pass to Hayden was batted incomplete, leaving second down. The deep pass to Jefferson was batted down, and we were left with third and 10 from the 35. Thompson was able to get separation and haul in a pass from Booth for 11 yards to keep us breathing at the 24 yard line, 4:17 left to play. A pass to Fletcher on a smash route went for a gain of 9 yards, before Booth found Smith over the middle for the 15 yard touchdown. Another successful two-point conversion pass, this time to Thompson, and we cut the gap to 48-34 with 3:41 to go.

Nebraska would recover the onside kick at our 47 yard line, and our hopes shattered. When it was looking all but over, the defense would pull a rabbit out of its hat, as linebacker Marc Patterson intercepted Allen to give our offense new hope and new life at our 39 yard line, 3:34 remaining. Rolling off of a tackle attempt, Thompson hauled in a pass from Booth for a 16 yard gain, stepping out of bounds at the Nebraska 46. A first down pass to Fletcher on a stop and go route went for a 22 yard gain, giving us a first down at the 23 yard line. Thompson would haul in a 13 yard pass from Booth, giving us a first down at the 10 yard line as the clock ticked under three minutes. A 9 yard pass to Jefferson left us with second and one from the one yard line, where Fletcher would punch it on the ground. The PAT made it 48-41 and we were back in it, 2:30 left in the game.

Taking a chance with our defense, we kicked off deep, the ball going out of the end zone for a touchback, and Nebraska took over on offense at their 25 yard line, 2:23 remaining. Our defense proved as worthless as ever, as Allen threw deep to Jones for a 25 yard gain, giving Nebraska a first down at midfield. A rush by Allen went for four yards and we called our first timeout with 1:59 to go. A 5 yard rush by Johnson left Nebraska with third and one, our second timeout stopping the clock at 1:54. It would be all she wrote for our chances of a comeback, as Allen hit Wade through the air for a 13 yard gain, our third and final timeout doing little other than to delay the inevitable, the clock stopped with 1:51 to go. Johnson was tackled on first down for a loss of four yards, leaving second and 14. Thompson took the handoff with 1:26 remaining, picking up four yards, leaving Nebraska looking at third and 10 from our 29 yard line. An 8 yard pass from Allen to Pryor went for an 8 yard gain, and the Cornhuskers were left with fourth and two, 1:07 on the clock. The 38 yard field goal would seal the victory, giving Nebraska a 51-41 lead with 49 seconds to go.

A touchback on the kickoff left us at our 25 yard line, 42 seconds to play and down by 10. Airing it out and refusing to give up on first down, Booth found Hayden deep for a 36 yard gain, getting us down to the Nebraska 39 yard line. An incomplete pass on the following play would leave second down, 33 seconds remaining. Going down the right sideline, Smith was able to somehow leap up, sandwiched between the safety and the cornerback, and snag down the pass from Booth for a 29 yard gain, leaving us first and goal at the 10 yard line. An incomplete pass to Thompson left us second down, 24 seconds to go. Fletcher would get us in the end zone on the next play, hauling in the 10 yard touchdown pass from Booth to cut the score to 51-48 with 21 seconds to go. Nebraska would recover the onside kick, and that would be all she wrote, Nebraska kneeling the ball down once to seal the 51-48 win.

With the loss, we end our 2015 season at 12-2, 9-0 in C-USA action. With the win, Nebraska’s year comes to a close at 12-2, 8-2 in Big Ten play.

Final Score
#4 :Nebraska: 51, #3 :Tulsa: 48

Stat(s) of the Game:
- Tulsa Offense – It was a slow first half for Booth, including his interception that screwed us just before halftime, but he ultimately turned it around and ended the game with an impressive 424 yards passing and four touchdowns. A rather non-eventful day for Fletcher, as Nebraska defense gave up very little. 109 yards rushing and two touchdowns as all for him today, though he did end with 116 yards receiving and two touchdowns on five receptions. Looking at the receiving corps for today, six players caught a ball, four of them getting at least double digit yards, three of them reaching triple digits. Thompson led the way, hauling in 120 yards receiving on 10 catches. Next was Hayden with 119 yards receiving on 5 catches. Fletcher followed with 116 yards receiving on 5 catches, followed by Smith with 53 yards receiving and two touchdown on 5 catches.

- Tulsa Defense – Defense was mostly worthless today. Other than the one interception and holding Nebraska to three field goals on various drives, the defense basically got steamrolled every drive. Nebraska never punted a single time today, every drive either scoring points, throwing the one interception, or ending the half. The defense was completely abused by Nebraska receiver Paul Wade, who ended the day with 245 yards receiving on 11 catches, though he never recorded a touchdown.

- Tulsa Kicking – Pratt ended the day perfect, 1-1 in field goals with a 20 yard boot, and 3-3 in PATs.

Scoring Summary

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Final Score

:Nebraska: 7 17 10 17 51

:Tulsa: 7 3 8 30 48

Time Team Result Play Score

First Quarter

7:21 :Nebraska: Touchdown J. Johnson, 1 yard run (J. Williams kick) :Nebraska: 7-0

0:42 :Tulsa: Touchdown K. Fletcher, 6 yard run (A. Pratt kick) TIED 7-7

Second Quarter

7:00 :Nebraska: Touchdown J. Johnson, 1 yard run (J. Williams kick) :Nebraska: 14-7

2:49 :Tulsa: Field Goal A. Pratt, 20 yard field goal :Nebraska: 14-10

0:59 :Nebraska: Field Goal J. Williams, 33 yard field goal :Nebraska: 17-10

0:03 :Nebraska: Touchdown C. Doty, 27 yard pass from T. Allen (J. Williams kick) :Nebraska: 24-10

Third Quarter

5:41 :Nebraska: Touchdown W. Pryor, 2 yard pass from T. Allen (J. Williams kick) :Nebraska: 31-10

1:48 :Nebraska: Field Goal J. Williams, 20 yard field goal :Nebraska: 34-10

0:51 :Tulsa: Touchdown K. Fletcher, 46 yard pass from B. Booth (2-point conversion good :Nebraska: 34-18

Fourth Quarter

7:35 :Nebraska: Touchdown T. Allen, 4 yard run (J. Williams kick) :Nebraska: 41-18

6:16 :Tulsa: Touchdown R. Smith, 5 yard pass from B. Booth (2-point conversion good) :Nebraska: 41-26

5:14 :Nebraska: Touchdown W. Pryor, 9 yard pass from T. Allen (J. Williams kick) :Nebraska: 48-26

3:41 :Tulsa: Touchdown R. Smith, 15 yard pass from B. Booth (2-point conversion good) :Nebraska: 48-34

2:30 :Tulsa: Touchdown K. Fletcher, 1 yard run (A. Pratt kick) :Nebraska: 48-41

0:49 :Nebraska: Field Goal J. Williams, 38 yard field goal :Nebraska: 51-41

0:21 :Tulsa: Touchdown 10 yard pass from B. Booth (A. Pratt kick) :Nebraska: 51-48

Game Stats

Nebraska Stat Tulsa

51 Score 48

28 First Downs 22

608 Total Offense 528

39 - 192 - 3 Rushes - Yards - TD 20 - 104 - 2

25 - 42 - 3 Comp - Att - TD 27 - 43 - 4

416 Passing Yards 424

1 Times Sacked 1

12 - 16 (75%) 3rd Down Conversion 5 - 9 (55%)

0 - 1 (0%) 4th Down Conversion 1 - 1 (100%)

0 - 0 (0%) 2-Point Conv 3 - 3 (100%)

7 - 5 - 2 (100%) Red Zone - TD - FG 6 - 5 - 1 (100%)

1 Turnovers 1

0 Fumbles Lost 0

1 Intercepted 1

0 Punt Return Yards 0

19 Kick Return Yards 164

627 Total Yards 692

0 – 0.0 Punts - Average 2 – 44.5

1 - 5 Penalties 2 - 18

16:10 Time of Possession 19:50

Tulsa Contract Goals Update

Fail Impact Goal Progress Pass Impact

Win 8 games in one season :check: :5greenarrow:

:3redarrow: 13+ passing TD in one season :check: :5greenarrow:

14+ points per game in each season :check: :5greenarrow:

:3redarrow: 7+ rushing TD in one season :check: :5greenarrow:

:5redarrow: 2400+ total offensive yards in one season :check: :5greenarrow:

:6redarrow: 2400+ total offensive yards in each season :check: :3greenarrow:

:3redarrow: Win 4 games in one season :check: :3greenarrow:

:5redarrow: 2000+ total offensive yards in one season :check: :2greenarrow:

Job Security Status

100%

12-31-2012, 10:57 AM
JeffHCross

Nice fight. Honestly, you should have been beaten, otherwise your sliders would definitely need reevaluated. But damn good fight.

2015 Bowl Season Rundown

Bowl Game Conference Record Team Results Team Record Conference

:New_Mexico_Bowl: :Big_East: 8-5 (5-3) :Navy: 31-6 :Utah_State: 6-7 (2-5) :Mountain_West:

:Famous_Idaho_Bowl: :WAC: 11-2 (3-0) :Wyoming: 38-24 :Toledo: 7-6 (6-2) :MAC:

:New_Orleans_Bowl: :Sun_Belt: 8-5 (5-2) :BYU: 45-7 :UTSA: 6-7 (3-5) :CUSA:

:Beef_O_Bradys_Bowl: :Big_East: 9-4 (5-3) :Cincinnati: 28-20 :FIU: 8-5 (5-3) :CUSA:

:Poinsettia_Bowl: :Mountain_West: 10-3 (6-1) (25) :Nevada: 27-17 :Miami_OH: 7-6 (5-3) :MAC:

:Las_Vegas_Bowl: :Mountain_West: 8-5 (6-1) :Hawaii: 31-30 :Stanford: 7-6 (5-4) :Pac_12:

:Hawaii_Bowl: :ACC: 7-6 (3-6) :North_Carolina: 23-20 :Air_Force: 6-7 (2-5) :Mountain_West:

:Independence_Bowl: :ACC: 8-5 (5-4) :Virginia: 51-14 :San_Jose_State: 7-6 (4-3) :Mountain_West:

:LittleCaesars_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 8-6 (5-5) :Rutgers: 38-17 :Ohio: 8-6 (7-2) :MAC:

:Belk_Bowl: :Big_East: 10-4 (7-2) :SMU: 48-17 (19) :Louisville: 8-5 (6-3) :ACC:

:Military_Bowl: :ACC: 8-5 (4-5) :NC_State: 28-0 :Bowling_Green: 7-5 (6-2) :MAC:

:Holiday_Bowl: :Big_12: 7-6 (4-5) :Texas_Tech: 52-13 :UCLA: 9-5 (7-3) :Pac_12:

:Alamo_Bowl: :Big_12: 10-3 (6-3) (21) :Oklahoma: 31-21 (20) :USC: 9-4 (7-2) :Pac_12:

:Champs_Sports_Bowl: :ACC: 10-3 (7-2) (22) :Wake_Forest: 35-14 (10) :Houston: 12-2 (9-0) :Big_East:

:Insight_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 9-4 (5-4) (24) :Northwestern: 51-28 :Oklahoma_State: 6-7 (5-4) :Big_12:

:Music_City_Bowl: :SEC: 7-6 (4-5) :Florida: 38-16 (13) :Georgia_Tech: 9-4 (6-3) :ACC:

:Sun_Bowl: :ACC: 9-4 (6-3) :Virginia_Tech: 44-0 :Oregon_State: 7-6 (6-3) :Pac_12:

:Armed_Forces_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 8-5 (4-5) :Maryland: 49-27 :Colorado_State: 7-6 (2-5) :Mountain_West:

:Liberty_Bowl: :CUSA: 9-5 (7-2) :Southern_Miss: 31-24 :Connecticut: 9-4 (6-2) :Big_East:

:Meineke_Texas_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 9-4 (5-4) :Ohio_State: 38-28 :Temple: 7-6 (3-5) :Big_East:

:Chick_fil_A_Bowl: :SEC: 8-5 (6-3) :South_Carolina: 23-17 (23) :Miami: 9-5 (8-2) :ACC:

:Fight_Hunger_Bowl: :Pac_12: 9-4 (5-4) :Oregon: 37-21 :Eastern_Michigan: 7-6 (6-2) :MAC:

:Outback_Bowl: :SEC: 10-3 (6-3) (18) :LSU: 42-21 (9) :Michigan: 9-4 (7-2) :Big_Ten:

:Capital_One_Bowl: :SEC: 11-3 (8-2) (15) :Georgia: 31-28 OT (17) :Iowa: 9-4 (7-2) :Big_Ten:

:TaxSlayer_Gator: :Big_Ten: 9-4 (6-3) :Michigan_State: 30-23 OT :Tennessee: 7-6 (4-5) :SEC:

:TicketCity_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 7-6 (5-4) :Wisconsin: 52-10 :UTEP: 7-6 (5-3) :CUSA:

:Cotton_Bowl: :SEC: 10-3 (6-3) (12) :Texas_A&M: 45-31 (16) :Kansas_State: 8-5 (7-2) :Big_12:

:BBVA_Compass_Bowl: :SEC: 7-6 (4-5) :Arkansas: 34-31 :Boise_State: 7-6 (5-3) :Big_East:

:GoDaddycom_Bowl: :MAC: 12-2 (8-1) :Western_Michigan: 29-23 :UL_Monroe: 6-7 (5-2) :Sun_Belt:

2015 BCS Bowls

Bowl Game Conference Record Team Results Team Record Conference

:Rose_Bowl: :Big_Ten: 12-2 (8-2) (4) :Nebraska: 51-48 (3) :Tulsa: 12-2 (9-0) :CUSA:

:Sugar_Bowl: :Big_12: 11-2 (7-2) (7) :Texas: 44-7 (5) :Notre_Dame: 10-3 Independent

:Orange_Bowl: :ACC: 13-1 (9-1) (8) :Clemson: 45-14 (6) :Auburn: 10-3 (7-2) :SEC:

:Fiesta_Bowl: :Mountain_West: 11-2 (6-1) (14) :Fresno_State: 38-21 (11) :TCU: 10-3 (8-1) :Big_12:

:BCS_Trophy: :SEC: 13-1 (9-1) (2) :Alabama: 45-42 OT (1) :Washington: 13-1 (10-0) :Pac_12:

2015 Bowl Challenge Cup Standings

Rank Conference Bowl Teams Bowl Record Percentage Teams in AP Poll

1 :WAC:* 1 1-0 1.000 1

2 :SEC: 9 7-2 .778 5

3 :Big_Ten: 9 7-2 .778 5

4 :ACC: 9 6-3 .667 3

5 :Big_12: 6 3-3 .500 3

6 :Sun_Belt:* 2 1-1 .500 0

7 :Big_East: 7 3-4 .429 1

8 :Mountain_West: 7 3-4 .429 2

9 :CUSA: 5 1-4 .200 1

10 :Pac_12: 6 1-5 .167 2

11 :MAC: 6 1-5 .167 1

12 Independents* 1 0-1 .000 1

* - Ineligible for Bowl Challenge Cup

12-31-2012, 11:19 AM
SmoothPancakes

And so there you go. Alabama is your 2015 National Champion and the SEC and Big Ten tie for the 2015 Bowl Challenge Cup.

C-USA goes 1-4 (Southern Miss the lone winner), Pac-12 goes 1-5 (Oregon getting the lone win) and MAC goes 1-5 (Western Michigan the only winner) for the "we suck" conferences of 2015.

The Mountain West will remain on watch status. Although I said last season that they would have to go at least .500 this year in bowls to keep their automatic BCS bid, going 3-4 was close enough, Fresno State whooping TCU's ass in the Fiesta Bowl put the Mountain West over the top. They are still on watch status and anything beyond just barely below .500 next year will still be enough for them to potentially lose the automatic bid.

The Big East made a decent recovery after their 0-7 showing in 2014, but finishing below .500 means the Big East still will not even be considered for possibly getting their automatic bid back until at least 2017 or 2018.

As for our rankings, Tulsa ends the season ranked #6 in both the Coaches and Media polls, Nebraska finishes #2 in both polls.

New Tulsa Records in 2015

New Holder Kiel Fletcher

Record Type School Season

Record Stat 1,848 yards

Description Rushing Yards (Season)

Previous Holder Tarrion Adams

Previous Year 2008

Previous Record 1,523 yards

New Holder Kiel Fletcher

Record Type School Season

Record Stat 26 touchdowns

Description Rushing Touchdowns (Season)

Previous Holder Tarrion Adams

Previous Year 2008

Previous Record 14 touchdowns

12-31-2012, 11:31 AM
SmoothPancakes

Quote:

Originally Posted by JeffHCross

Nice fight. Honestly, you should have been beaten, otherwise your sliders would definitely need reevaluated. But damn good fight.

Yeah, I was pretty much getting slapped around like a rag doll there after the first quarter. If it wasn't for pulling every single passing play out of my playbook down after down that had routes running 15 plus yards, I was looking at probably a 48-26 or 48-34 loss. Without that interception in the 4th quarter, it would have been at least 48-34, if not 55-34.

It wasn't pretty at halftime. Nebraska was outgaining me something like 315 to 150 and I only had something like 6 first downs for the first half. So they were taking it to me pretty hardcore. The score ended up being close, but beyond the numbers, Nebraska just bitchslapped me that game and had their way with my defense. As I pretty much was expecting to be the case. Of course, I wasn't really playing for the win (since I knew it would be damn near impossible), I was mostly playing to try and keep the score respectable.

2015 Final Top 25

Coaches Poll - Media Poll

Rank Team Record Team Record

1 :Alabama: 13-1 (9-1) :Alabama: 13-1 (9-1)

2 :Nebraska: 12-2 (8-2) :Nebraska: 12-2 (8-2)

3 :Washington: 13-1 (10-0) :Texas: 11-2 (7-2)

4 :Clemson: 13-1 (9-1) :Clemson: 13-1 (9-1)

5 :Texas: 11-2 (7-2) :Washington: 13-1 (10-0)

6 :Tulsa: 12-2 (9-0) :Tulsa: 12-2 (9-0)

7 :Fresno_State: 11-2 (6-1) :Fresno_State: 11-2 (6-1)

8 :Texas_A&M: 10-3 (6-3) :LSU: 10-3 (6-3)

9 :Notre_Dame: 10-3 :Texas_A&M: 10-3 (6-3)

10 :Auburn: 10-3 (7-2) :Notre_Dame: 10-3

11 :Georgia: 11-3 (8-2) :Auburn: 10-3 (7-2)

12 :LSU: 10-3 (6-3) :Georgia: 11-3 (8-2)

13 :Houston: 12-2 (9-0) :Houston: 12-2 (9-0)

14 :TCU: 10-3 (8-1) :Wake_Forest: 10-3 (7-2)

15 :Wake_Forest: 10-3 (7-2) :TCU: 10-3 (8-1)

16 :Oklahoma: 10-3 (6-3) :Oklahoma: 10-3 (6-3)

17 :Michigan: 9-4 (7-2) :Michigan: 9-4 (7-2)

18 :Wyoming: 11-2 (3-0) :Wyoming: 11-2 (3-0)

19 :Nevada: 10-3 (6-1) :Northwestern: 9-4 (5-4)

20 :Northwestern: 9-4 (5-4) :Virginia_Tech: 9-4 (6-3)

21 :Iowa: 9-4 (7-2) :Iowa: 9-4 (7-2)

22 :Virginia_Tech: 9-4 (6-3) :Nevada: 10-3 (6-1)

23 :Michigan_State: 9-4 (6-3) :Michigan_State: 9-4 (6-3)

24 :Western_Michigan: 12-2 (8-1) :Western_Michigan: 12-2 (8-1)

25 :USC: 9-4 (7-2) :Georgia_Tech: 9-4 (6-3)

Big surprise. I didn't even bother to test the market. I have inked a new four year deal with Tulsa. A tougher contract with a lot more red this time around.

Tulsa Four Year OC Contract Goals

Fail Impact Goal Progress Pass Impact

:6redarrow: 21+ points per game each season :6greenarrow:

Win 10 games in one season :6greenarrow:

3300+ passing yards each season :5greenarrow:

:6redarrow: 65% pass completions over the entire contract :5greenarrow:

:5redarrow: Win 6 games in one season :5greenarrow:

:6redarrow: 15+ rushing TD in each season :5greenarrow:

:4redarrow: 3200+ total offensive yards each season :3greenarrow:

:5redarrow: 3400+ total offensive yards each season :2greenarrow:

Job Security Status

46%

2015 Coaching Carousel

Team Position Previous Coach Reason Left New Coach Previous Team Previous Position O/D Style

:NC_State: Head Coach Bill McGovern Fired Chuck Heater :FIU: Head Coach FIU (Spread)\4-3

:Ohio: Head Coach Willie Simmons Retired Pat Hill :Fresno_State: Head Coach Fresno State (Spread)\4-3

:Arkansas_State: Head Coach Hugh Freeze Fired Tyrone Nix :Wake_Forest: Head Coach Wake Forest (Spread)\3-4

:Fresno_State: Head Coach Pat Hill Contract expired, left for Ohio HC job Rick Neuheisel :UCLA: Head Coach UCLA (Spread)\4-3

:UCLA: Head Coach Rick Neuheisel Contract expired, left for Fresno State HC job Ivin Jaspser :Akron: Head Coach Louisiana Tech (Air Raid)\4-3

:Wake_Forest: Head Coach Tyrone Nix Contract expired, left for Arkansas State HC job June Jones :SMU: Head Coach SMU (Run and Shoot)\3-4

:Temple: Head Coach Steve Addazio Fired Mike Riley :Oregon_State: Head Coach Oregon State (Pro)\4-3

:SMU: Head Coach June Jones Contract expired, left for Wake Forest HC job Hugh Freeze :Arkansas_State: Head Coach Arkansas State (Spread)\4-3

:San_Diego_State: Head Coach Rocky Long Fired Bill McGovern :NC_State: Head Coach NC State (Multiple)\4-3

:Cal: Head Coach David Lee Fired Jeff Casteel :Washington_State: Head Coach Washington State (Air Raid)\3-4

:Duke: Head Coach David Cutcliffe Fired Houston Nutt :Ole_Miss: Head Coach Ole Miss (Spread)\4-3

:Florida_State: Offensive Coordinator James Coley Fired David Cutcliffe :Duke: Head Coach Duke (Pistol)

:Rice: Head Coach Mark Helfrich Fired Demetrius Riley :Iowa_State: Defensive Coordiator Iowa State (Spread)\4-3

:MTSU: Head Coach Carl Torbush Fired Blake Anderson :Southern_Miss: Offensive Coordinator Southern Miss (Spread)\4-3

:Missouri: Defensive Coordinator Wally Burnham Fired Marcus Riley :Hawaii: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Oklahoma_State: Defensive Coordinator Bill Young Fired Bob Diaco :Wake_Forest: Defensive Coordinator 3-4

:Ole_Miss: Head Coach Houston Nutt Fired David Lee :Cal: Head Coach Cal (Pro)\3-4

:Oregon_State: Head Coach Mike Riley Contract expired, left for Temple HC job Tony Franklin :Louisiana_Tech: Offensive Coordinator Louisiana Tech (Air Raid)\4-3

:Penn_State: Defensive Coordinator Tom Bradley Fired Kevin Cosgrove :Akron: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:UNLV: Head Coach Jim Reid Fired Todd Orlando :FIU: Defensive Coordinator FIU (Spread)\4-3

:North_Texas: Head Coach Mike Canales Fired Randy Stewart :Illinois: Defensive Coordinator Illinois (Spread)\4-3

:West_Virginia: Defensive Coordinator Jim Knowles Fired Marcus Galloway :Temple: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Syracuse: Head Coach Jimbo Fisher Fired Steve Addazio :Temple: Head Coach Temple (Multiple)\4-3

:FIU: Head Coach Chuck Heater Left for NC State HC job Howard Schnellenberger :Temple: Offensive Coordinator Temple (Multiple)\4-3

:Akron: Head Coach Ivin Jasper Left for UCLA HC job James Coley :Florida_State: Offensive Coordinator Florida State (Multiple)\4-3

:Arizona_State: Defensive Coordinator Steve Ellis Fired Greg Cruz :MTSU: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Central_Michigan: Head Coach Geoff Collins Fired Jimbo Fisher :Syracuse: Head Coach Syracuse (Pro)\4-3

:Idaho: Head Coach Robb Akey Fired Butch Jones :Western_Kentucky: Offensive Coordinator Western Kentucky (Pro)\4-3

:Illinois: Defensive Coordinator Randy Steward Fired Dave Cohen :Western_Michigan: Defensive Coordinator 4-2-5

:Kentucky: Head Coach Joker Phillips Fired Tom Bradley :Penn_State: Defensive Coordinator Penn State (Multiple)\4-3

:Northern_Illinois: Defensive Coordinator Todd Grantham Fired Mike Canales :North_Texas: Head Coach 4-3

:Tulane: Head Coach Tim Landis Fired Joker Phillips :Kentucky: Head Coach Kentucky (Pro)\4-3

:UAB: Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett Fired Jerry Kill :Western_Kentucky: Head Coach Minnesota (Multiple)\4-3

:Washington_State: Head Coach Jeff Casteel Fired Chris Ball :Washington_State: Defensive Coordinator Washington State (Air Raid)\3-4

:Western_Kentucky: Head Coach Jerry Kill Fired Tim Landis :Tulane: Head Coach Army (Option)\3-4

:Temple: Offensive Coordinator Howard Schnellenberger Fired Carl Torbush :MTSU: Head Coach MTSU (Air Raid)

:Wake_Forest: Defensive Coordinator Bob Diaco Left for Oklahoma State DC job Dave Steckel :Cal: Defensive Coordinator 3-4

:Temple: Defensive Coordinator Marcus Galloway Left for West Virginia DC job Steve Ellis :Arizona_State: Defensive Coordinator 3-3-5

:Hawaii: Offensive Coordinator Kevin Wilson Retired Tyson Hart :Syracuse: Offensive Coordinator Syracuse (Pro)

:BC: Defensive Coordinator Mike London Fired Will Bryant None None 3-4

:Cal: Defensive Coordinator Dave Steckel Fired Bill Young :Oklahoma_State: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Syracuse: Offensive Coordinator Tyson Hart Fired John Latina :Akron: Offensive Coordinator Akron (Spread)

:UCF: Defensive Coordinator John Skladany Fired Todd Grantham :Northern_Illinois: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Southern_Miss: Offensive Coordinator Blake Anderson Left for MTSU HC job Gary Nord :Utah_State: Offensive Coordinator Utah State (Spread)

:Hawaii: Defensive Coordinator Marcus Riley Left for Missouri DC job Rocky Long :San_Diego_State: Head Coach 3-3-5

:FIU: Defensive Coordinator Todd Orlando Left for UNLV HC job Mike London :BC: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Western_Michigan: Defensive Coordinator Dave Cohen Left for Illinois DC job Wally Burnham :Missouri: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Iowa_State: Defensive Coordinator Demetrius Riley Contract expired, left for Rice HC job Mark Helfrich :Rice: Head Coach 4-2-5

:Memphis: Defensive Coordinator Jay Hopson Fired Robb Akey :Idaho: Head Coach 4-3

:Louisiana_Tech: Offensive Coordinator Tony Franklin Left for Oregon State HC job Geoff Collins :Central_Michigan: Head Coach Central Michigan (Multiple)

:Akron: Defensive Coordinator Kevin Cosgrove Left for Penn State DC job Chauncey Stevens None None 3-3-5

:MTSU: Defensive Coordinator Greg Cruz Left for Arizona State DC job John Skladany :UCF: Defensive Coordinator 4-3

:Washington_State: Defensive Coordinator Chris Ball Left for Washington State HC job Jim Reid :UNLV: Head Coach 4-3

:Akron: Offensive Coordinator John Latina Left for Syracuse OC job Nathaniel Hackett :UAB: Head Coach UAB (Pro)

:Utah_State: Offensive Coordinator Gary Nord Left for Southern Miss OC job Tyrell Downing None None Florida State (Multiple)

:Western_Kentucky: Offensive Coordinator Butch Jones Left for Idaho HC job John Sims None None Western Michigan (Pro)

Teams Changing Offensive Styles

Team Previous Offensive Style New Offensive Style

:NC_State: Multiple Spread

:Ohio: Pistol Spread

:UCLA: Spread Air Raid

:Wake_Forest: Spread Run and Shoot

:Temple: (HC) Multiple Pro

:SMU: Run and Shoot Spread

:San_Diego_State: Pro Multiple

:Cal: Pro Air Raid

:Duke: Pistol Spread

:Florida_State: Multiple Pistol

:MTSU: Air Raid Spread

:Ole_Miss: Spread Pro

:Oregon_State: Pro Air Raid

:UNLV: Pistol Spread

:Syracuse: (HC) Pro Multiple

:FIU: Spread Multiple

:Akron: (HC) Spread Multiple

:Central_Michigan: Multiple Pro

:Idaho: One Back Pro

:Kentucky: Pro Multiple

:Tulane: One Back Pro

:UAB: Pro Multiple

:Western_Kentucky: (HC) Pro Option

:Temple: (OC) Pro Air Raid

:Syracuse: (OC) Multiple Spread

:Louisiana_Tech: Air Raid Multiple

:Akron: (OC) Multiple Pro

:Utah_State: Spread Multiple

:Western_Kentucky: (OC) Option Pro

12-31-2012, 02:36 PM
SmoothPancakes

I'm in the middle of week 2 off-season recruiting. The off-season stuff will be up sometime later. Time to watch Tulsa whoop some Iowa State ass in the Liberty Bowl.

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Conference	Winning Team	Record	Score	Losing Team	Record
:ACC_Championship:	(7) :Clemson:	12-1 (9-1)	28-21	(19) :Miami:	9-4 (8-2)
:Big_East:	(11) :Houston:	12-1 (9-0)	40-9	:SMU:	9-4 (7-2)
:B1G_Championship:	(4) :Nebraska:	11-2 (8-2)	55-17	:Rutgers:	7-6 (5-5)
:CUSA:	(3) :Tulsa:	12-1 (9-0)	24-22	:Southern_Miss:	8-5 (7-2)
:MAC_Championship:	:Western_Michigan:	11-2 (8-1)	28-13	:Ohio:	8-5 (7-2)
:Pac_12:	(1) :Washington:	13-0 (10-0)	45-20	(23) :UCLA:	9-4 (7-3)
:SEC_Championship:	(2) :Alabama:	12-1 (9-1)	36-35	(10) :Georgia:	10-3 (8-2)

Team	1st Quarter	2nd Quarter	3rd Quarter	4th Quarter	Final Score
:Georgia:	7	14	7	7	35
:Alabama:	10	14	0	12	36

Time	Team	Result	Play	Score
First Quarter
12:47	:Georgia:	Touchdown	M. Blount, 3 yard run (S. Watkins kick)	:Georgia: 7-0
7:50	:Alabama:	Field Goal	Z. Wright, 46 yard field goal	:Georgia: 7-3
2:15	:Alabama:	Touchdown	M. Casey, 49 yard pass from J. Johnson (Z. Wright kick)	:Alabama: 10-7

Second Quarter
13:35	:Georgia:	Touchdown	A. Greco, 11 yard pass from S. Kerr (S. Watkins kick)	:Georgia: 14-10
8:36	:Alabama:	Touchdown	M. Casey, 9 yard pass from J. Johnson (Z. Wright kick)	:Alabama: 17-14
1:12	:Georgia:	Touchdown	J. Nolan, 5 yard run (S. Watkins kick)	:Georgia: 21-17
0:43	:Alabama:	Touchdown	M. Casey, 27 yard pass from J. Johnson (Z. Wright kick)	:Alabama: 24-21

Third Quarter
10:42	:Georgia:	Touchdown	A. Greco, 18 yard pass from S. Kerr (S. Watkins kick)	:Georgia: 28-24

Fourth Quarter
10:03	:Georgia:	Touchdown	J. Nolan, 6 yard run (S. Watkins kick)	:Georgia: 35-24
7:40	:Alabama:	Touchdown	R. Mitchell, 44 yard pass from J. Johnson (2-point conversion failed)	:Georgia: 35-30
2:18	:Alabama:	Touchdown	T. Amos, 35 yard pass from J. Johnson (2-point conversion failed)	:Alabama: 36-35

Rank	LW	Team	Wins	Losses	Points
1	1	Washington	13	0	1.000
2	2	Alabama	12	1	.995
3	3	Tulsa	12	1	.986
4	4	Nebraska	11	2	.986
5	5	Notre Dame	10	2	.976
6	6	Auburn	10	2	.970
7	7	Texas	10	2	.967
8	8	Clemson	12	1	.965
9	9	Michigan	9	3	.959
10	11	Houston	12	1	.941
11	13	TCU	10	2	.934
12	12	Texas A&M	9	3	.934
13	14	Georgia Tech	9	3	.922
14	15	Fresno State	10	2	.915
15	10	Georgia	10	3	.907
16	18	Kansas State	8	4	.892
17	16	Iowa	9	3	.891
18	17	LSU	9	3	.890
19	19	Louisville	8	4	.874
20	21	USC	9	3	.870
21	23	Oklahoma	9	3	.861
22	24	Wake Forest	9	3	.861
23	20	Miami (FL)	9	4	.841
24	25	Northwestern	8	4	.827
25	---	Nevada	9	3	.824

Rank	Player	Position	Team	1st	2nd	3rd	Total
#1	Matt Blount	HB	Georgia	523	214	40	2037
#2	Kiel Fletcher	HB	Tulsa	201	406	146	1561
#3	Riley Thompson	HB	Nebraska	36	89	312	598
#4	Joey Owens	HB	Notre Dame	16	62	222	394
#5	James Joseph	QB	Michigan	8	9	50	92

Award	Player	Position	Team	Year
:Heisman_Trophy:	Matt Blount	HB	Georgia	Junior
Maxwell	Matt Blount	HB	Georgia	Junior
Walter Camp	Matt Blount	HB	Georgia	Junior
Bednarik	Gemara Lawrence	CB	NC State	Senior
Nagurski	Ryan Bryant	LE	Connecticut	Junior (RS)
O'Brien	Derron Inman	QB	SMU	Senior (RS)
Walker	Matt Blount	HB	Georgia	Junior
Biletnikoff	Jeff Hill	WR	Miami University	Senior (RS)
Mackey	Tim Brewer	TE	NC State	Senior (RS)
Outland	Jacques Holmes	LT	Notre Dame	Senior (RS)
Rimington	Isaiah Washington	C	Nebraska	Senior (RS)
Lombardi	Ryan Bryan	LE	Connecticut	Junior (RS)
Best LB	Luke Davis	MLB	LSU	Senior (RS)
Thorpe	Gemara Lawrence	CB	NC State	Senior
Groza	Gary Weber	K	Oklahoma	Junior (RS)
Guy	Paul Muhammad	P	Georgia Tech	Senior (RS)
Best Returner	Mark Hall	WR	Iowa	Junior (RS)

Bowl Game	Conference	Record	Team		Team	Record	Conference	Date/Result
:New_Mexico_Bowl:	:Mountain_West:	6-6 (2-5)	:Utah_State:	vs.	:Navy:	7-5 (5-3)	:Big_East:	12/15 - 3:00PM
:Famous_Idaho_Bowl:	:MAC:	7-5 (6-2)	:Toledo:	vs.	:Wyoming:	10-2 (3-0)	:WAC:	12/17 - 2:00PM
:New_Orleans_Bowl:	:CUSA:	6-6 (3-5)	:UTSA:	vs.	:BYU:	7-5 (5-2)	:Sun_Belt:	12/17 - 8:30PM
:Beef_O_Bradys_Bowl:	:CUSA:	8-4 (5-3)	:FIU:	vs.	:Cincinnati:	8-4 (5-3)	:Big_East:	12/20 - 8:00PM
:Poinsettia_Bowl:	:MAC:	7-5 (5-3)	:Miami_OH:	vs.	(25) :Nevada:	9-3 (6-1)	:Mountain_West:	12/21 - 5:00PM
:Las_Vegas_Bowl:	:Pac_12:	7-5 (5-4)	:Stanford:	vs.	:Hawaii:	7-5 (6-1)	:Mountain_West:	12/22 - 8:00PM
:Hawaii_Bowl:	:Mountain_West:	6-6 (2-5)	:Air_Force:	vs.	:North_Carolina:	6-6 (3-6)	:ACC:	12/24 - 3:00PM
:Independence_Bowl:	:Mountain_West:	7-5 (4-3)	:San_Jose_State:	vs.	:Virginia:	7-5 (5-4)	:ACC:	12/26 - 4:30PM
:LittleCaesars_Bowl:	:Big_Ten:	7-6 (5-5)	:Rutgers:	vs.	:Ohio:	8-5 (7-2)	:MAC:	12/27 - 2:00PM
:Belk_Bowl:	:ACC:	8-4 (6-3)	(19) :Louisville:	vs.	:SMU:	9-4 (7-2)	:Big_East:	12/27 - 4:30PM
:Military_Bowl:	:MAC:	7-5 (6-2)	:Bowling_Green:	vs.	:NC_State:	7-5 (4-5)	:ACC:	12/28 - 4:30PM
:Holiday_Bowl:	:Big_12:	6-6 (4-5)	:Texas_Tech:	vs.	:UCLA:	9-4 (7-3)	:Pac_12:	12/28 - 5:00PM
:Alamo_Bowl:	:Big_12:	9-3 (6-3)	(21) :Oklahoma:	vs.	(20) :USC:	9-3 (7-2)	:Pac_12:	12/29 - 8:00PM
:Champs_Sports_Bowl:	:Big_East:	12-1 (9-0)	(10) :Houston:	vs.	(22) :Wake_Forest:	9-3 (7-2)	:ACC:	12/29 - 8:00PM
:Insight_Bowl:	:Big_12:	6-6 (5-4)	:Oklahoma_State:	vs.	(24) :Northwestern:	8-4 (5-4)	:Big_Ten:	12/30 - 6:00PM
:Music_City_Bowl:	:SEC:	6-6 (4-5)	:Florida:	vs.	(13) :Georgia_Tech:	9-3 (6-3)	:ACC:	12/30 - 8:30PM
:Sun_Bowl:	:Pac_12:	7-5 (6-3)	:Oregon_State:	vs.	:Virginia_Tech:	8-4 (6-3)	:ACC:	12/31 - 12:00PM
:Armed_Forces_Bowl:	:Big_Ten:	7-5 (4-5)	:Maryland:	vs.	:Colorado_State:	7-5 (2-5)	:Mountain_West:	12/31 - 12:00PM
:Liberty_Bowl:	:Big_East:	9-3 (6-2)	:Connecticut:	vs.	:Southern_Miss:	8-5 (7-2)	:CUSA:	12/31 - 2:00PM
:Meineke_Texas_Bowl:	:Big_Ten:	8-4 (5-4)	:Ohio_State:	vs.	:Temple:	7-5 (3-5)	:Big_East:	12/31 - 2:00PM
:Chick_fil_A_Bowl:	:SEC:	7-5 (6-3)	:South_Carolina:	vs.	(23) :Miami:	9-4 (8-2)	:ACC:	12/31 - 7:30PM
:Fight_Hunger_Bowl:	:MAC:	7-5 (6-2)	:Eastern_Michigan:	vs.	:Oregon:	8-4 (5-4)	:Pac_12:	12/31 - 8:00PM
:Outback_Bowl:	:SEC:	9-3 (6-3)	(18) :LSU:	vs.	(9) :Michigan:	9-3 (7-2)	:Big_Ten:	1/1 - 11:00AM
:Capital_One_Bowl:	:SEC:	10-3 (8-2)	(15) :Georgia:	vs.	(17) :Iowa:	9-3 (7-2)	:Big_Ten:	1/1 - 1:00PM
:TaxSlayer_Gator:	:SEC:	7-5 (4-5)	:Tennessee:	vs.	:Michigan_State:	8-4 (6-3)	:Big_Ten:	1/1 - 1:00PM
:TicketCity_Bowl:	:CUSA:	7-5 (5-3)	:UTEP:	vs.	:Wisconsin:	6-6 (5-4)	:Big_Ten:	1/1 - 3:30PM
:Cotton_Bowl:	:SEC:	9-3 (6-3)	(12) :Texas_A&M:	vs.	(16) :Kansas_State:	8-4 (7-2)	:Big_12:	1/4 - 8:00PM
:BBVA_Compass_Bowl:	:Big_East:	7-5 (5-3)	:Boise_State:	vs.	:Arkansas:	6-6 (4-5)	:SEC:	1/6 - 2:00PM
:GoDaddycom_Bowl:	:MAC:	11-2 (8-1)	:Western_Michigan:	vs.	:UL_Monroe:	6-6 (5-2)	:Sun_Belt:	1/6 - 6:00PM

Nebraska	Stat	Tulsa
51	Score	48
28	First Downs	22
608	Total Offense	528
39 - 192 - 3	Rushes - Yards - TD	20 - 104 - 2
25 - 42 - 3	Comp - Att - TD	27 - 43 - 4
416	Passing Yards	424
1	Times Sacked	1
12 - 16 (75%)	3rd Down Conversion	5 - 9 (55%)
0 - 1 (0%)	4th Down Conversion	1 - 1 (100%)
0 - 0 (0%)	2-Point Conv	3 - 3 (100%)
7 - 5 - 2 (100%)	Red Zone - TD - FG	6 - 5 - 1 (100%)
1	Turnovers	1
0	Fumbles Lost	0
1	Intercepted	1
0	Punt Return Yards	0
19	Kick Return Yards	164
627	Total Yards	692
0 – 0.0	Punts - Average	2 – 44.5
1 - 5	Penalties	2 - 18
16:10	Time of Possession	19:50

Fail Impact	Goal	Progress	Pass Impact
	Win 8 games in one season	:check:	:5greenarrow:
:3redarrow:	13+ passing TD in one season	:check:	:5greenarrow:
	14+ points per game in each season	:check:	:5greenarrow:
:3redarrow:	7+ rushing TD in one season	:check:	:5greenarrow:
:5redarrow:	2400+ total offensive yards in one season	:check:	:5greenarrow:
:6redarrow:	2400+ total offensive yards in each season	:check:	:3greenarrow:
:3redarrow:	Win 4 games in one season	:check:	:3greenarrow:
:5redarrow:	2000+ total offensive yards in one season	:check:	:2greenarrow:

Rank	Conference	Bowl Teams	Bowl Record	Percentage	Teams in AP Poll
1	:WAC:*	1	1-0	1.000	1
2	:SEC:	9	7-2	.778	5
3	:Big_Ten:	9	7-2	.778	5
4	:ACC:	9	6-3	.667	3
5	:Big_12:	6	3-3	.500	3
6	:Sun_Belt:*	2	1-1	.500	0
7	:Big_East:	7	3-4	.429	1
8	:Mountain_West:	7	3-4	.429	2
9	:CUSA:	5	1-4	.200	1
10	:Pac_12:	6	1-5	.167	2
11	:MAC:	6	1-5	.167	1
12	Independents*	1	0-1	.000	1

New Holder	Kiel Fletcher
Record Type	School Season
Record Stat	1,848 yards
Description	Rushing Yards (Season)
Previous Holder	Tarrion Adams
Previous Year	2008
Previous Record	1,523 yards

Team	Position	Previous Coach	Reason Left	New Coach	Previous Team	Previous Position	O/D Style
:NC_State:	Head Coach	Bill McGovern	Fired	Chuck Heater	:FIU:	Head Coach	FIU (Spread)\4-3
:Ohio:	Head Coach	Willie Simmons	Retired	Pat Hill	:Fresno_State:	Head Coach	Fresno State (Spread)\4-3
:Arkansas_State:	Head Coach	Hugh Freeze	Fired	Tyrone Nix	:Wake_Forest:	Head Coach	Wake Forest (Spread)\3-4
:Fresno_State:	Head Coach	Pat Hill	Contract expired, left for Ohio HC job	Rick Neuheisel	:UCLA:	Head Coach	UCLA (Spread)\4-3
:UCLA:	Head Coach	Rick Neuheisel	Contract expired, left for Fresno State HC job	Ivin Jaspser	:Akron:	Head Coach	Louisiana Tech (Air Raid)\4-3
:Wake_Forest:	Head Coach	Tyrone Nix	Contract expired, left for Arkansas State HC job	June Jones	:SMU:	Head Coach	SMU (Run and Shoot)\3-4
:Temple:	Head Coach	Steve Addazio	Fired	Mike Riley	:Oregon_State:	Head Coach	Oregon State (Pro)\4-3
:SMU:	Head Coach	June Jones	Contract expired, left for Wake Forest HC job	Hugh Freeze	:Arkansas_State:	Head Coach	Arkansas State (Spread)\4-3
:San_Diego_State:	Head Coach	Rocky Long	Fired	Bill McGovern	:NC_State:	Head Coach	NC State (Multiple)\4-3
:Cal:	Head Coach	David Lee	Fired	Jeff Casteel	:Washington_State:	Head Coach	Washington State (Air Raid)\3-4
:Duke:	Head Coach	David Cutcliffe	Fired	Houston Nutt	:Ole_Miss:	Head Coach	Ole Miss (Spread)\4-3
:Florida_State:	Offensive Coordinator	James Coley	Fired	David Cutcliffe	:Duke:	Head Coach	Duke (Pistol)
:Rice:	Head Coach	Mark Helfrich	Fired	Demetrius Riley	:Iowa_State:	Defensive Coordiator	Iowa State (Spread)\4-3
:MTSU:	Head Coach	Carl Torbush	Fired	Blake Anderson	:Southern_Miss:	Offensive Coordinator	Southern Miss (Spread)\4-3
:Missouri:	Defensive Coordinator	Wally Burnham	Fired	Marcus Riley	:Hawaii:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Oklahoma_State:	Defensive Coordinator	Bill Young	Fired	Bob Diaco	:Wake_Forest:	Defensive Coordinator	3-4
:Ole_Miss:	Head Coach	Houston Nutt	Fired	David Lee	:Cal:	Head Coach	Cal (Pro)\3-4
:Oregon_State:	Head Coach	Mike Riley	Contract expired, left for Temple HC job	Tony Franklin	:Louisiana_Tech:	Offensive Coordinator	Louisiana Tech (Air Raid)\4-3
:Penn_State:	Defensive Coordinator	Tom Bradley	Fired	Kevin Cosgrove	:Akron:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:UNLV:	Head Coach	Jim Reid	Fired	Todd Orlando	:FIU:	Defensive Coordinator	FIU (Spread)\4-3
:North_Texas:	Head Coach	Mike Canales	Fired	Randy Stewart	:Illinois:	Defensive Coordinator	Illinois (Spread)\4-3
:West_Virginia:	Defensive Coordinator	Jim Knowles	Fired	Marcus Galloway	:Temple:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Syracuse:	Head Coach	Jimbo Fisher	Fired	Steve Addazio	:Temple:	Head Coach	Temple (Multiple)\4-3
:FIU:	Head Coach	Chuck Heater	Left for NC State HC job	Howard Schnellenberger	:Temple:	Offensive Coordinator	Temple (Multiple)\4-3
:Akron:	Head Coach	Ivin Jasper	Left for UCLA HC job	James Coley	:Florida_State:	Offensive Coordinator	Florida State (Multiple)\4-3
:Arizona_State:	Defensive Coordinator	Steve Ellis	Fired	Greg Cruz	:MTSU:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Central_Michigan:	Head Coach	Geoff Collins	Fired	Jimbo Fisher	:Syracuse:	Head Coach	Syracuse (Pro)\4-3
:Idaho:	Head Coach	Robb Akey	Fired	Butch Jones	:Western_Kentucky:	Offensive Coordinator	Western Kentucky (Pro)\4-3
:Illinois:	Defensive Coordinator	Randy Steward	Fired	Dave Cohen	:Western_Michigan:	Defensive Coordinator	4-2-5
:Kentucky:	Head Coach	Joker Phillips	Fired	Tom Bradley	:Penn_State:	Defensive Coordinator	Penn State (Multiple)\4-3
:Northern_Illinois:	Defensive Coordinator	Todd Grantham	Fired	Mike Canales	:North_Texas:	Head Coach	4-3
:Tulane:	Head Coach	Tim Landis	Fired	Joker Phillips	:Kentucky:	Head Coach	Kentucky (Pro)\4-3
:UAB:	Head Coach	Nathaniel Hackett	Fired	Jerry Kill	:Western_Kentucky:	Head Coach	Minnesota (Multiple)\4-3
:Washington_State:	Head Coach	Jeff Casteel	Fired	Chris Ball	:Washington_State:	Defensive Coordinator	Washington State (Air Raid)\3-4
:Western_Kentucky:	Head Coach	Jerry Kill	Fired	Tim Landis	:Tulane:	Head Coach	Army (Option)\3-4
:Temple:	Offensive Coordinator	Howard Schnellenberger	Fired	Carl Torbush	:MTSU:	Head Coach	MTSU (Air Raid)
:Wake_Forest:	Defensive Coordinator	Bob Diaco	Left for Oklahoma State DC job	Dave Steckel	:Cal:	Defensive Coordinator	3-4
:Temple:	Defensive Coordinator	Marcus Galloway	Left for West Virginia DC job	Steve Ellis	:Arizona_State:	Defensive Coordinator	3-3-5
:Hawaii:	Offensive Coordinator	Kevin Wilson	Retired	Tyson Hart	:Syracuse:	Offensive Coordinator	Syracuse (Pro)
:BC:	Defensive Coordinator	Mike London	Fired	Will Bryant	None	None	3-4
:Cal:	Defensive Coordinator	Dave Steckel	Fired	Bill Young	:Oklahoma_State:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Syracuse:	Offensive Coordinator	Tyson Hart	Fired	John Latina	:Akron:	Offensive Coordinator	Akron (Spread)
:UCF:	Defensive Coordinator	John Skladany	Fired	Todd Grantham	:Northern_Illinois:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Southern_Miss:	Offensive Coordinator	Blake Anderson	Left for MTSU HC job	Gary Nord	:Utah_State:	Offensive Coordinator	Utah State (Spread)
:Hawaii:	Defensive Coordinator	Marcus Riley	Left for Missouri DC job	Rocky Long	:San_Diego_State:	Head Coach	3-3-5
:FIU:	Defensive Coordinator	Todd Orlando	Left for UNLV HC job	Mike London	:BC:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Western_Michigan:	Defensive Coordinator	Dave Cohen	Left for Illinois DC job	Wally Burnham	:Missouri:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Iowa_State:	Defensive Coordinator	Demetrius Riley	Contract expired, left for Rice HC job	Mark Helfrich	:Rice:	Head Coach	4-2-5
:Memphis:	Defensive Coordinator	Jay Hopson	Fired	Robb Akey	:Idaho:	Head Coach	4-3
:Louisiana_Tech:	Offensive Coordinator	Tony Franklin	Left for Oregon State HC job	Geoff Collins	:Central_Michigan:	Head Coach	Central Michigan (Multiple)
:Akron:	Defensive Coordinator	Kevin Cosgrove	Left for Penn State DC job	Chauncey Stevens	None	None	3-3-5
:MTSU:	Defensive Coordinator	Greg Cruz	Left for Arizona State DC job	John Skladany	:UCF:	Defensive Coordinator	4-3
:Washington_State:	Defensive Coordinator	Chris Ball	Left for Washington State HC job	Jim Reid	:UNLV:	Head Coach	4-3
:Akron:	Offensive Coordinator	John Latina	Left for Syracuse OC job	Nathaniel Hackett	:UAB:	Head Coach	UAB (Pro)
:Utah_State:	Offensive Coordinator	Gary Nord	Left for Southern Miss OC job	Tyrell Downing	None	None	Florida State (Multiple)
:Western_Kentucky:	Offensive Coordinator	Butch Jones	Left for Idaho HC job	John Sims	None	None	Western Michigan (Pro)

Team	Previous Offensive Style	New Offensive Style
:NC_State:	Multiple	Spread
:Ohio:	Pistol	Spread
:UCLA:	Spread	Air Raid
:Wake_Forest:	Spread	Run and Shoot
:Temple: (HC)	Multiple	Pro
:SMU:	Run and Shoot	Spread
:San_Diego_State:	Pro	Multiple
:Cal:	Pro	Air Raid
:Duke:	Pistol	Spread
:Florida_State:	Multiple	Pistol
:MTSU:	Air Raid	Spread
:Ole_Miss:	Spread	Pro
:Oregon_State:	Pro	Air Raid
:UNLV:	Pistol	Spread
:Syracuse: (HC)	Pro	Multiple
:FIU:	Spread	Multiple
:Akron: (HC)	Spread	Multiple
:Central_Michigan:	Multiple	Pro
:Idaho:	One Back	Pro
:Kentucky:	Pro	Multiple
:Tulane:	One Back	Pro
:UAB:	Pro	Multiple
:Western_Kentucky: (HC)	Pro	Option
:Temple: (OC)	Pro	Air Raid
:Syracuse: (OC)	Multiple	Spread
:Louisiana_Tech:	Air Raid	Multiple
:Akron: (OC)	Multiple	Pro
:Utah_State:	Spread	Multiple
:Western_Kentucky: (OC)	Option	Pro