Smooth Pancakes' Coaching Carousel Career

[SmoothPancakes]

Scoring that pointless is touchdown is SIM in college football. I had a play earlier in the year I felt bad about then I put myself in the shoes of that 18-19 year old kid with nothing but green in front of him. Just go, baby!!

Yeah, I was just hoping to run down the clock with one more play before kneeling. Then he broke loose and went untouched. Like I said, in the end, I came to the conclusion that it was a great way to let out some frustrations from the season.

[SmoothPancakes]

Also, I made a change starting in the Mid Tennessee State game, that I just went back and changed retroactively to all of my games from this season. I don't know why I didn't give it any thought until this final game of the season, but I have gone back through and moved my final score section to the end of the Games Notes section. That way the people who like reading the game notes, they won't know the actual results of the game until they get to the end, rather than already know the final score and then start reading the game notes.

[SmoothPancakes]

Nice way to close the year. With 35 bowl games, 6-6 should get you into one of 'em... hopefully

Also, for the record JerzeyReign, looking back through the Bowl Projections in-game, there are only 34 bowl games, with only 68 spots for us 73 teams with a 5-6 or better record to fight over. The Pinstripe Bowl isn't in the game since EA doesn't have the rights to use Yankee Stadium (2K Sports has the rights). So I'm in even more danger of potentially ending up in the cold depending on the action of week 15, with two less spots for teams to get in.

However, depending on how week 15 plays out, I am currently projected to end up in the New Mexico Bowl against Kent State. So we'll see. Starting week 15 simulations shortly after I finish up recruiting.

[SmoothPancakes]

Simming through week 15 right now, things are looking up. Nevada beat Idaho 17-13 to drop the Vandals to 5-7. USF beat West Virginia 38-10 to drop the Mountaineers to 5-7. Down to 71 teams for 68 spots. Nice! 4-7 Hawaii gets a 35-28 upset to knock BYU out with a 5-7 record. 70 teams left fighting for 68 spots.

Navy is the last and final 5-6 team. So at least 1 team for sure is going to be left out, two teams if Navy wins. Wow. Army barely beats Navy, 17-16 on a field goal with 13 seconds left. Navy drops to 5-7. 69 teams are bowl eligible at 6-6 or better. 68 bowl spots. Someone is going to get screwed.

[SmoothPancakes]

And the 2011 Sun Belt Champions are... Troy! Troy was up 10-7 after one quarter, 31-17 at halftime, 31-20 after 3, and dumped 17 points on Arkansas State in the 4th quarter to win 48-20. With a conference record of 7-1, Troy takes home the Sun Belt title.

This week’s national games of note, #2 Boise State guaranteed themselves a spot in the National Championship game, beating New Mexico 45-3 to end a perfect 12-0 regular season. #5 Oklahoma State wrapped up their Big 12 title, defeating Oklahoma 41-34 to end the year 11-1. #14 TCU ended the year 10-2 after a 41-0 win over UNLV. #18 Pittsburgh ends their year 10-2 with a 35-10 victory against Syracuse, and #22 USF wraps up a 10-2 season with a 38-10 win over West Virginia.

The number of undefeated teams this week remains at 3. Left among the undefeated teams, #1 Alabama at 12-0, #2 Boise State at 11-0, and #18 Houston at 12-0. Based on this week's results, the National Championship right now would be between Alabama and Boise State if the season ended, Oregon would still be on the outside looking in at #3.

As for conference races nationally, in the ACC, in the Atlantic Division, #6 Florida State is your Atlantic Division winner at 7-1. Coastal Division, #17 Miami (FL) is the division winner at 7-1. It’ll be the Battle of Florida for the ACC Championship. The Big 12, while technically #5 Oklahoma State and #16 Texas A&M share the title at 8-1, Oklahoma State defeated Texas A&M, so Oklahoma State takes home the title as far as I’m concerned. The Big East, both Pittsburgh and USF share 6-1 records, but Pittsburgh beat USF earlier in the season. Pitt’s your champs.

The Big Ten, in the Leaders Division, #15 Wisconsin is your division champ at 7-1. The Legends Division goes to #4 Nebraska, who in their first year in the Big Ten, goes 8-0 in conference play. So the inaugural Big Ten Championship game will be between 10-2 Wisconsin and 11-1 Nebraska. C-USA, in the East Division, Southern Miss is your division winner with an 8-1 record. In the West Division, Houston takes the division crown with a perfect 9-0 mark. Southern Miss and Houston will battle for the C-USA crown. Independents, Army is the lone team with a winning record, going 8-4. In the MAC, in the East Division, Miami University and Temple share 7-1 records, but Miami beat Temple head to head. The Redhawks win the division. The West Division will be represented in the MAC title game by Central Michigan, sitting on top at 6-2.

The Mountain West will go to #2 Boise State, who ended the year a perfect 7-0. In the PAC-12, the North Division, the #3 Oregon Ducks are your division winners at 9-0. In the South Division, Arizona, the surprise champion, at 6-3. 8-4 Arizona will travel to 11-1 Oregon for the inaugural Pac-12 championship game. In the SEC, in the East Division, South Carolina is your division champs with a 5-3 record. In the West Division, #1 Alabama is your division winner at 7-0. It will be South Carolina and the Crimson Tide battling in the SEC Championship game. And in the WAC, Fresno State claims the WAC championship with a 6-1 record.

[JerzeyReign]

Army barely beats Navy, 17-16 on a field goal with 13 seconds left.

Man I wish that was a real life score! Go Army! Beat Navy!

[SmoothPancakes]

Man I wish that was a real life score! Go Army! Beat Navy!

Hey now.

I have one more conference championship game to simulate, the good old MAC. Right now, looking at the bowl projections, I'm now projected to play in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl vs. USC. Can I please go back to the New Mexico Bowl? I'll gladly play Kent State. Much better than trying to play the freaking USC Trojans.

[SmoothPancakes]

Conference Championship Week Equals Upsets!

Conference	Winning Team	Record	Score	Losing Team	Record
	(17)	10-3 (8-1)	35-31	(6)	11-2 (7-2)
	(5)	12-1 (9-0)	28-19	(13)	10-3 (7-2)
	(24)	12-1 (9-1)	28-21	(12)	12-1 (9-1)
		10-3 (8-1)	41-10		8-5 (6-3)
	(4)	12-1 (10-0)	42-17		8-5 (6-4)
		9-4 (6-3)	43-40 OT	(1)	12-1 (8-1)

The upset by South Carolina now means that it will be the new #1 Boise State (12-0) vs. the new #2 Oklahoma State (11-1) battling for the BCS National Championship game.

[morsdraconis]

Hey now.

I have one more conference championship game to simulate, the good old MAC. Right now, looking at the bowl projections, I'm now projected to play in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl vs. USC. Can I please go back to the New Mexico Bowl? I'll gladly play Kent State. Much better than trying to play the freaking USC Trojans.

Yeah, you're gonna get the shit kicked out of you against USC.

[SmoothPancakes]

Yeah, you're gonna get the shit kicked out of you against USC.

And it's gonna happen. I just hit Bowl Week. Welcome to an ass-kicking at the hands of USC in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl.

[morsdraconis]

That sucks man, but it was always my luck with SAU the first year in both 09 and 10. First season, we'd get matched up with a powerhouse team in the bowl game after eeking out a 6-6 or 7-5 season only to get destroyed.

[SmoothPancakes]

That sucks man, but it was always my luck with SAU the first year in both 09 and 10. First season, we'd get matched up with a powerhouse team in the bowl game after eeking out a 6-6 or 7-5 season only to get destroyed.

Yeah, even worse, this was pretty much my only chance these three years I'm under contract of actually making a bowl game, much less winning one. Come the offseason, I'm getting slaughtered at QB, HB, FB, losing my best WR (12 points better then the 2nd stringer), TE, RG, RE, and SS. The massive amounts of OVR and experience lost with my outgoing seniors is going to be hard as hell to overcome next season.

[SmoothPancakes]

Pre-Bowl Games Update


Final BCS Standings

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Rank	LW	Team	Wins	Losses	Points
1	2	Boise State	12	0	1.000
2	3	Oklahoma State	11	1	.994
3	4	Oregon	12	1	.989
4	5	Nebraska	12	1	.983
5	7	Michigan State	10	2	.978
6	1	Alabama	12	1	.972
7	8	Mississippi State	10	2	.967
8	9	LSU	10	2	.953
9	11	SMU	11	1	.952
10	10	Ohio State	10	2	.950
11	14	Miami (FL)	10	3	.942
12	6	Florida State	11	2	.931
13	15	Oklahoma	9	3	.918
14	16	TCU	10	2	.915
15	17	Texas A&M	8	4	.905
16	12	Houston	12	1	.898
17	20	Pittsburgh	10	2	.873
18	18	Washington	9	3	.871
19	13	Wisconsin	10	3	.868
20	19	Stanford	9	3	.861
21	---	South Carolina	9	4	.861
22	21	Virginia Tech	9	3	.842
23	25	Southern Miss	12	1	.840
24	22	Auburn	8	4	.824
25	23	USF	10	2	.822

Conference Standings

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* - Played in Conference Championship Game

ACC

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against	Division Record
Atlantic Division
#1	(12) Florida State*	11-2	.840	7-2	466	266	5-0
#2	NC State	9-3	.750	5-3	393	234	2-3
#3	Maryland	7-5	.580	4-4	371	288	2-3
#4	Boston College	5-7	.410	2-6	285	318	2-3
#5	Wake Forest	4-8	.330	2-6	221	323	2-3
#6	Clemson	4-8	.330	2-6	213	294	2-3
Coastal Division
#1	(11) Miami (FL)*	10-3	.760	8-1	501	265	4-1
#2	(22) Virginia Tech	9-3	.750	6-2	380	204	4-1
#3	Duke	7-5	.580	5-3	348	352	3-2
#4	Georgia Tech	9-3	.750	5-3	367	184	2-3
#5	Virgina	5-7	.410	2-6	286	313	1-4
#6	North Carolina	5-7	.410	1-7	361	275	1-4

Big 12

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against
#1	(2) Oklahoma State	11-1	.910	8-1	386	248
#2	(15) Texas A&M	8-4	.660	8-1	396	304
#3	(13) Oklahoma	9-3	.750	7-2	409	197
#4	Kansas State	8-4	.660	5-4	288	209
#5	Texas Tech	7-5	.580	5-4	286	274
#6	Missouri	7-5	.580	4-5	349	289
#7	Texas	6-6	.500	3-6	297	278
#8	Baylor	4-8	.330	2-7	344	347
#9	Kansas	5-7	.410	2-7	257	326
#10	Iowa State	2-10	.160	1-8	189	387

Big East

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against
#1	(17) Pittsburgh	10-2	.830	6-1	369	206
#2	(25) USF	10-2	.830	6-1	445	251
#3	Cincinnati	7-5	.580	4-3	342	273
#4	Rutgers	4-8	.330	3-4	274	295
#5	Syracuse	6-6	.500	3-4	323	326
#6	Connecticut	7-5	.580	2-5	395	244
#7	Louisville	5-7	.410	2-5	266	297
#8	West Virginia	5-7	.410	2-5	328	279

Big Ten

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against	Division Record
Leaders Division
#1	(19) Wisconsin*	10-3	.760	7-2	463	221	5-0
#2	(10) Ohio State	10-2	.830	6-2	414	269	4-1
#3	Penn State	7-5	.580	4-4	352	266	3-2
#4	Purdue	5-7	.410	2-6	255	335	2-3
#5	Illinois	6-6	.500	2-6	395	257	1-4
#6	Indiana	3-9	.250	1-7	205	359	0-5
Legends Division
#1	(4) Nebraska*	12-1	.920	9-0	414	215	5-0
#2	(5) Michigan State	10-2	.830	6-2	459	220	4-1
#3	(25) Michigan	8-4	.660	4-4	339	241	3-2
#4	Iowa	7-5	.580	4-4	320	245	1-4
#5	Northwestern	6-6	.500	3-5	296	281	2-3
#6	Minnesota	3-9	.250	1-7	233	330	0-5

Conference USA

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against	Division Record
East Division
#1	(23) Southern Miss*	12-1	.920	9-1	453	214	5-0
#2	UCF	7-5	.580	5-4	421	284	3-2
#3	Marshall	5-7	.410	5-4	240	257	3-2
#4	ECU	5-7	.410	4-5	350	337	3-2
#5	UAB	3-9	.250	2-7	222	374	1-4
#6	Memphis	1-11	.080	0-9	147	442	0-5
West Division
#1	(16) Houston*	12-1	.920	9-1	546	271	5-0
#2	(9) SMU	11-1	.910	8-1	469	193	4-1
#3	Tulsa	5-7	.410	5-4	334	345	3-2
#4	UTEP	6-6	.500	4-5	297	384	2-3
#5	Rice	3-9	.250	3-6	185	374	1-4
#6	Tulane	2-10	.160	1-8	233	421	0-5

Independents

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against
#1	Army	8-4	.660	---	332	304
#2	Navy	5-7	.410	---	236	296
#3	BYU	5-7	.410	---	281	318
#4	Notre Dame	4-8	.330	---	256	317

MAC

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against	Division Record
East Division
#1	Miami University*	10-3	.760	8-1	332	245	6-0
#2	Temple	9-3	.750	7-1	350	195	5-1
#3	Ohio	10-2	.830	6-2	350	142	4-2
#4	Bowling Green	6-6	.500	4-4	203	305	2-3
#5	Kent State	6-6	.500	4-4	250	276	1-4
#6	Buffalo	3-9	.250	2-6	181	377	1-4
#7	Akron	1-11	.080	1-7	137	433	0-5
West Division
#1	Northern Illinois	7-5	.580	6-2	381	278	4-1
#2	Central Michigan*	8-5	.610	6-3	325	351	5-0
#3	Western Michigan	5-7	.410	245	339	2-3
#4	Toledo	3-9	.250	2-6	272	359	2-3
#5	Ball State	2-10	.160	2-6	187	348	1-4
#6	Eastern Michigan	3-9	.250	1-7	228	321	1-4

Mountain West

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against
#1	(1) Boise State	12-0	1.000	7-0	485	174
#2	(14) TCU	10-2	.830	6-1	441	211
#3	San Diego State	9-3	.750	5-2	419	272
#4	Air Force	8-4	.660	4-3	361	245
#5	Colorado State	7-5	.580	3-4	277	238
#6	New Mexico	3-9	.250	2-5	195	333
#7	Wyoming	3-9	.250	1-6	147	357
#8	UNLV	1-11	.080	0-7	179	447

Pac-12

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against	Division Record
North Division
#1	(3) Oregon*	12-1	.920	10-0	511	238	5-0
#2	(20) Stanford	9-3	.750	7-2	483	264	4-1
#3	(18) Washington	9-3	.750	6-3	349	294	3-2
#4	Oregon State	7-5	.580	4-5	371	287	2-3
#5	Cal	5-7	.410	3-6	316	298	1-4
#6	Washington State	2-10	.160	0-9	208	429	0-5
South Division
#1	Arizona*	8-5	.610	6-4	475	319	4-1
#2	Colorado	7-5	.580	5-4	315	347	3-2
#3	USC	8-4	.660	5-4	322	257	3-2
#4	Utah	7-5	.580	4-5	341	264	2-3
#5	UCLA	5-7	.410	3-6	307	339	2-3
#6	Arizona State	4-8	.330	2-7	306	302	1-4

SEC

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against	Division Record
East Division
#1	(21) South Carolina*	9-4	.690	6-3	428	281	4-1
#2	Tennessee	6-6	.500	3-5	326	289	3-2
#3	Georgia	5-7	.410	3-5	341	344	3-2
#4	Florida	6-6	.500	3-5	312	284	2-3
#5	Vanderbilt	5-7	.410	2-6	234	331	2-3
#6	Kentucky	5-7	.410	2-7	275	260	1-4
West Division
#1	(6) Alabama*	12-1	.920	8-1	494	214	5-0
#2	(8) LSU	10-2	.830	6-2	388	222	3-2
#3	(7) Mississippi State	10-2	.830	6-2	416	215	3-2
#4	(24) Auburn	8-4	.660	4-4	390	229	2-3
#5	Arkansas	7-5	.580	4-5	274	245	1-4
#6	Ole Miss	7-5	.580	3-5	324	233	1-4

Sun Belt

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against
#1	Troy	10-2	.830	7-1	358	196
#2	Florida Atlantic	5-7	.410	5-3	227	326
#3	Arkansas State	8-4	.660	5-3	406	333
#4	North Texas	4-8	.330	4-4	261	370
#5	Florida International	6-6	.500	4-4	325	344
#6	Western Kentucky	5-7	.410	3-5	258	306
#7	UL Monroe	4-8	.330	3-5	219	343
#8	UL Lafayette	4-8	.330	3-5	259	336
#9	Mid Tennessee State	2-10	.160	2-6	201	356

WAC

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Rank	Team	Record	Percentage	Conference Record	Points For	Points Against
#1	Fresno State	7-5	.580	6-1	330	230
#2	Nevada	8-4	.660	5-2	409	219
#3	Louisiana Tech	6-6	.500	5-2	250	349
#4	New Mexico State	5-7	.410	4-3	221	368
#5	Idaho	5-7	.410	3-4	241	319
#6	Hawaii	5-7	.410	3-4	316	325
#7	Utah State	3-9	.250	2-5	231	369
#8	San Jose State	0-12	.000	0-7	112	427

Heisman Memorial Trophy

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Rank	Player	Position	Team	1st Place Votes	2nd Place Votes	3rd Place Votes	Total Votes
#1	LaMichael James	HB	Oregon	257	191	154	1307
#2	Trent Richardson	HB	Alabama	167	158	165	982
#3	Vick Ballard	HB	Mississippi State	114	156	148	802
#4	EJ Manuel	QB	Florida State	130	121	138	770
#5	Andrew Luck	QB	Stanford	58	82	97	435

Award Winners

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Award	Player	Position	Team	Year
	LaMichael James	HB	Oregon	Junior (RS)
Maxwell	Case Keenum	QB	Houston	Senior (RS)
Walter Camp	Case Keenum	QB	Houston	Senior (RS)
Bednarik	Brodrick Brown	CB	Oklahoma State	Junior (RS)
Nagurski	Shaun Lewis	ROLB	Oklahoma State	Sophomore
O'Brien	Case Keenum	QB	Houston	Senior (RS)
Walker	Vick Ballard	HB	Mississippi State	Senior
Biletnikoff	Cole Beasley	WR	SMU	Senior
Mackey	Jake Byrne	TE	Wisconsin	Senior
Outland	Alfred McCullough	RT	Alabama	Senior (RS)
Rimington	Jay Finch	C	Georgia Tech	Sophomore (RS)
Lombardi	Darrington Sentimore	LE	Alabama	Sophomore (RS)
Best LB	Shaun Lewis	ROLB	Oklahoma State	Sophomore
Thorpe	Jayron Hosley	CB	Virginia Tech	Junior
Groza	Jake Wieclaw	K	Miami	Junior (RS)
Guy	Cody Mandell	P	Alabama	Sophomore
Best Returner	Jeff Scott	HB	Ole Miss	Sophomore

All Americans

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All-NCAA

1st Team

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Position	Player	Team	Year
Offense
QB	Case Keenum	Houston	Senior (RS)
HB	Trent Richardson	Alabama	Junior
HB	LaMichael James	Oregon	Junior (RS)
WR	Cody Wilson	Central Michigan	Junior
WR	Cole Beasley	SMU	Senior
TE	Jake Byrne	Wisconsin	Senior
C	Mike Caputo	Nebraska	Senior (RS)
RG	Brandon Washington	Miami (FL)	Junior
RG	Ramsen Golpashin	Oregon	Senior (RS)
RT	Mark Asper	Oregon	Senior (RS)
RT	Alfred McCullough	Alabama	Senior (RS)
Defense
LE	Darrington Sentimore	Alabama	Sophomore (RS)
RE	Brandon Jenkins	Florida State	Junior
DT	Fletcher Cox	Mississippi State	Junior
DT	Alameda Taamu	Washington	Senior
MLB	Donta Hightower	Alabama	Junior (RS)
ROLB	Chris Norman	Michigan State	Junior
ROLB	Shaun Lewis	Oklahoma State	Sophomore
CB	Brodrick Brown	Oklahoma State	Junior (RS)
CB	Jayron Hosley	Oklahoma State	Junior
FS	TJ McDonald	USC	Junior
SS	Brandon Harper	LSU	Senior
K	Kevin Harper	Pittsburgh	Junior (RS)
P	Cody Mandell	Alabama	Sophomore
Returner	Jerrell Gavins	Boise State	Senior

2nd Team

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Position	Player	Team	Year
Offense
QB	Kellen Moore	Boise State	Senior (RS)
HB	Adam Dingwell	San Diego State	Sophomore
HB	Vick Ballard	Mississippi State	Senior
WR	Royce Pollard	Hawaii	Senior (RS)
WR	Tyron Carrier	Houston	Senior (RS)
TE	Jake Stoneburner	Ohio State	Junior (RS)
C	Jay Finch	Georgia Tech	Sophomore (RS)
RG	Brent Qvale	Nebraska	Sophomore (RS)
RG	Kevin Zeitler	Wisconsin	Senior
RT	Erik Kohler	Washington	Sophomore
RT	Phil Smith	Georgia Tech	Junior (RS)
Defense
RE	Chancey Aghayere	LSU	Junior (RS)
RE	Ryan Van Bergen	Michigan	Senior (RS)
DT	Josh Chapman	Alabama	Senior (RS)
DT	Patrick Butrym	Wisconsin	Senior (RS)
LOLB	Nico Johnson	Alabama	Junior
LOLB	Darius Fleming	Notre Dame	Senior
MLB	Xavier Lamb	Troy	Senior (RS)
CB	Sheldon Price	UCLA	Junior
CB	Cliff Harris	Oregon	Junior
FS	Jamie Wood	Ohio State	Sophomore (RS)
SS	Austin Cassidy	Nebraska	Senior (RS)
K	Jake Wieclaw	Miami (FL)	Junior (RS)
P	Ben Buchanan	Ohio State	Junior (RS)
Returner	Coryell Judie	Texas A&M	Senior (RS)

Freshman Team

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Position	Player	Team	Year
Offense
QB	Evan Ingram	Ole Miss	Freshman (RS)
HB	Kadeem Carey	Arizona	Freshman
HB	Demetrius Hart	Alabama	Freshman
WR	George Farmer	USC	Freshman
WR	DeAnthony Thomas	Oregon	Freshman
TE	Nick OLeary	Florida State	Freshman
LG	Ryan Klachko	Nebraska	Freshman
C	Brian Bobek	Ohio State	Freshman
RG	Colin Tanigawa	Washington	Freshman
RT	Quinterrius Eatmon	USF	Freshman (RS)
RT	Tyler Moore	Nebraska	Freshman
Defense
LE	JaDeveon Clowney	South Carolina	Freshman
RE	Giorgio Newberry	Florida State	Freshman
DT	Chris Hayes	Georgia	Freshman
DT	LaMichael Fanning	Alabama	Freshman
MLB	C.J. Johnson	Ole Miss	Freshman
ROLB	Dominique Petties	Arizona	Freshman
ROLB	Christian French	Oregon	Freshman
CB	Dash Oliver	Cal	Freshman (RS)
CB	James Jones	Houston	Freshman (RS)
FS	Kendrick Market	Mississippi State	Freshman
SS	Hasean Clinton Dix	Alabama	Freshman
K	John Long	Akron	Freshman (RS)
P	Kris Albarado	USC	Freshman
Returner	Brelan Chanellor	North Texas	Freshman (RS)

All-Sun Belt

1st Team

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Position	Player	Team	Year
Offense
QB	Ryan Aplin	Arkansas State	Junior (RS)
HB	Lance Dunbar	North Texas	Senior
HB	Darriet Perry	Florida International	Senior
WR	Junior Mertile	Florida International	Junior (RS)
WR	Chip Reeves	Troy	Senior
TE	Kedric Murry	Arkansas State	Junior (RS)
LT	Samuel McRoy	Florida Atlantic	Senior (RS)
LG	Jacob Creech	Troy	Junior (RS)
C	Evan Ruiz	Louisiana-Lafayette	Junior (RS)
RG	Cliff Tolbert	Arkansas State	Junior
RT	Jake Campbell	Arkansas State	Sophomore (RS)
Defense
LE	Jonathan Massaquoi	Troy	Junior (RS)
RE	Jared Clendenin	Western Kentucky	Senior
DT	Joshua Forney	Florida International	Junior
DT	Richard Abbe	North Texas	Sophomore
LOLB	Kanorris Davis	Troy	Junior (RS)
MLB	Xavier Lamb	Troy	Senior (RS)
ROLB	Xavius Boyd	Western Kentucky	Sophomore
CB	Royce Hill	North Texas	Senior
CB	Tausean Holmes	Arkansas State	Junior
FS	Ryan Beard	Western Kentucky	Senior (RS)
SS	Cooper Gerami	Louisiana-Lafayette	Sophomore
K	Michael Taylor	Troy	Senior (RS)
P	Neely Sullivent	Arkansas State	Senior (RS)
Returner	T. Y. Hilton	Florida International	Senior

2nd Team

Spoiler: show

Position	Player	Team	Year
Offense
QB	Corey Robinson	Troy	Sophomore (RS)
HB	Shawn Southward	Troy	Junior
HB	Bobby Rainey	Western Kentucky	Senior (RS)
WR	Darius Carey	North Texas	Junior
WR	Dwayne Frampton	Arkansas State	Senior
TE	Jim Teknipp	Troy	Sophomore (RS)
LT	Delano Moore	Arkansas State	Senior (RS)
LG	Alan Wright	Arkansas State	Sophomore
C	Josh Allen	Louisiana-Monroe	Sophomore
RG	Jonathan Gill	Louisiana-Monroe	Junior (RS)
RT	Kyle Wilborn	Troy	Junior (RS)
Defense
LE	Nate Douglas	Louisiana-Lafayette	Senior (RS)
RE	Aaron Davis	Florida International	Senior
DT	Aaron Williams	Troy	Sophomore (RS)
DT	Tony Davis	Troy	Junior (RS)
LOLB	DeMario Davis	Arkansas State	Senior (RS)
MLB	Jason Edwards	Louisiana-Monroe	Senior (RS)
ROLB	Donnell Golden	Troy	Senior (RS)
CB	Bryan Willis	Troy	Junior (RS)
CB	Darron Edwards	Arkansas State	Senior
FS	Jaquan Kilcrease	Arkansas State	Senior (RS)
SS	Cam Hudson	Troy	Sophomore
K	Bobby Zalud	Arkansas State	Sophomore
P	Will Goggans	Troy	Senior (RS)
Returner	Derek Lawson	Arkansas State	Senior (RS)

[SmoothPancakes]

2011 Conference Champions

Conference	Team	Record	Conference Record		CCG Loser	Record	Conference Record
		10-3	8-1			11-2	7-2
		11-1	8-1
		10-2	6-1
		12-1	9-0			10-3	7-2
		12-1	9-1			12-1	9-1
		10-3	8-1			8-5	6-3
		12-0	7-0
		12-1	10-0			8-5	6-4
		9-4	6-3			12-1	8-1
		10-2	7-1
		7-5	6-1

[souljahbill]

2011 Conference Champions

Conference	Team	Record	Conference Record		CCG Loser	Record	Conference Record
		10-3	8-1			11-2	7-2
		11-1	8-1
		10-2	6-1
		12-1	9-0			10-3	7-2
		12-1	9-1			12-1	9-1
		10-3	8-1			8-5	6-3
		12-0	7-0
		12-1	10-0			8-5	6-4
		9-4	6-3			12-1	8-1
		10-2	7-1
		7-5	6-1

Hell yeah!

Southern Miss, To The Top!



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[SmoothPancakes]

Hell yeah!

Southern Miss, To The Top!



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Yeah, They had a heck of a season. I knew they were going to be a good and dangerous team, but I hadn't been expecting 12-1 and C-USA champions good. Nice job by the Golden Eagles.

[SmoothPancakes]

2011 Bowl Season Rundown

Bowl Game	Conference	Record	Team		Team	Record	Conference		Date/Result
		6-6 (3-6)		vs.		8-5 (6-3)			12/19 - 3:00PM
		7-5 (5-4)		vs.		7-5 (2-5)			12/19- 8:00PM
		6-6 (4-5)		vs.		10-2 (7-1)			12/20 - 8:30PM
		7-5 (5-4)		vs.	(14)	10-2 (6-1)			12/22 - 8:00PM
		6-6 (5-2)		vs.		9-3 (5-2)			12/23 - 5:00PM
		6-6 (4-4)		vs.		8-4 (5-2)			12/24 - 3:00PM
		6-6 (2-6)		vs.		9-3 (7-1)			12/26 - 2:00PM
		7-5 (5-3)		vs.		7-5 (4-3)			12/26 - 4:30PM
		6-6 (4-4)		vs.		8-4 (5-4)			12/26 - 8:00PM
		6-6 (3-5)		vs.		9-3 (5-3)			12/27 - 8:30PM
		8-4 (4-3)		vs.		7-5 (4-4)			12/28 - 4:30PM
		7-5 (6-2)		vs.		:8-4:	Independent		12/29 - 4:30PM
		10-2 (6-1)	(25)	vs.	(22)	9-3 (6-2)			12/29 - 8:00PM
		10-2 (6-2)		vs.		7-5 (6-1)			12/30 - 2:00PM
		7-5 (5-4)		vs.	(18)	9-3 (6-3)			12/30 - 5:00PM
		8-5 (6-4)		vs.		9-3 (5-3)			12/31 - 12:00PM
		7-5 (4-5)		vs.		7-5 (3-4)			12/31 - 12:00PM
		6-6 (3-4)		vs.	(23)	12-1 (9-1)			12/31 - 2:00PM
		7-5 (4-4)		vs.		7-5 (4-5)			12/31 - 2:00PM
		8-4 (5-4)		vs.		7-5 (4-4)			12/31 - 6:00PM
		7-5 (4-5)		vs.	(12)	11-2 (7-2)			12/31 - 7:30PM
		10-2 (6-2)	(7)	vs.	(10)	10-2 (6-2)			1/1 - 11:00AM
		10-2 (6-2)	(8)	vs.	(19)	10-3 (7-2)			1/1 - 1:00PM
		7-5 (3-5)		vs.		8-4 (4-4)			1/1 - 1:00PM
		12-1 (9-1)	(16)	vs.		6-6 (3-5)			1/1 - 3:30PM
		9-3 (7-2)	(13)	vs.	(20)	9-3 (7-2)			1/2 - 8:00PM
		10-3 (8-1)		vs.		8-4 (5-3)			1/6 - 6:00PM
		8-4 (4-4)	(24)	vs.	(15)	8-4 (8-1)			1/6 - 8:00PM
		7-5 (4-4)		vs.		6-6 (3-5)			1/8 - 2:00PM

2011 BCS Bowls

Bowl Game	Conference	Record	Team		Team	Record	Conference		Date/Result
		12-1 (9-0)	(4)	vs.	(3)	12-1 (10-0)			1/2 - 5:00PM
		9-4 (6-3)	(21)	vs.	(17)	10-2 (6-1)			1/2 - 8:00PM
		10-3 (8-1)	(11)	vs.	(9)	11-1 (8-1)			1/3 - 8:00PM
		10-2 (6-2)	(5)	vs.	(6)	12-1 (8-1)			1/4 - 8:00PM
		11-1 (8-1)	(2)	vs.	(1)	12-0 (7-0)			1/9 - 8:00PM

[SmoothPancakes]

And the winner of the "Got Screwed Out of a Bowl Game" contest is...



The Bowling Green Falcons, 6-6 (4-4) for the season, end up the odd man out in the game of musical bowls. 68 bowl slots, 69 eligible teams, the BGSU Falcons get screwed.


Other bowl news, the Mountain West, thanks to Boise State, crashes the BCS Title Game. If Boise State wins the national championship, I may make the Mountain West an automatic qualifier next season. I'll have to think about it. And Conference-USA crashes the BCS party, with SMU representing in the Orange Bowl against Miami (FL), despite having not even played in Conference-USA championship game. God bless going 11-0 to start the season and getting high in the top 10 before losing.

[morsdraconis]

And the winner of the "Got Screwed Out of a Bowl Game" contest is...



The Bowling Green Falcons, 6-6 (4-4) for the season, end up the odd man out in the game of musical bowls. 68 bowl slots, 69 eligible teams, the BGSU Falcons get screwed.


Other bowl news, the Mountain West, thanks to Boise State, crashes the BCS Title Game. If Boise State wins the national championship, I may make the Mountain West an automatic qualifier next season. I'll have to think about it. And Conference-USA crashes the BCS party, with SMU representing in the Orange Bowl against Miami (FL), despite having not even played in Conference-USA championship game. God bless going 11-0 to start the season and getting high in the top 10 before losing.

In one of my simmed seasons, it was SMU vs TCU in the BCS Title Game. I had to laugh as I only wish something that amazing happened in real life, but the SEC Commissioner, Big Ten Commissioner, and the PAC-12 Commissioner would put too much money in someone's pocket to make that not happen.

[souljahbill]

The teams I'm rooting for
- Naturally
- I'm hoping for a "moral victory"
- Living in Baton Rouge, things are better here in the city when they win
- Because that would just be awesome


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