Illinois Dynasty

[Flames24Rulz]

Ok little late to post everything what has happened. Im just going to begin to start season 3, AA, 15 min quarters (try to get as sim as possible) First 2 seasons, I have been undefeated 12-0 (8-0) in both, but most of the games have been pretty close. I will post stats from season 2 and do a week by week report on here. At the end of season 2, I was offered a 3 year job at USC but declined it. Sproles won Heisman in 1st year dynasty. So here are all the stats from season 2:

Conference Champs:

Big 10: Ohio St 12-1 (8-1), Illinois 13-0 (9-0) (tied in regular season with 12-0 (8-0) but they gave the trophy to Ohio St.

ACC: Florida State 12-1 (7-1)

Big 12: Texas 12-2 (8-2)

Big East: Virginia Tech 11-2 (7-0)

C-USA: Louisville 12-1 (8-0)

MAC: Northern Illinois 12-2 (9-0)

Mountain West: San Diego State 9-4 (6-1) (Colorado St. was 11-2 (6-1) but lost to San Diego State. )

Pac-10: UCLA 12-1 (8-0)

SEC: Tennessee 13-1 (8-1) (Arkansas had same record but lost in SEC title game to Tennessee)

Sun Belt: New Mexico St. 8-5 (6-1)

WAC: Fresno St. 12-1 (8-0)

next: individual awards...

Heisman: HB#30, Ohio State, Senior
Maxwell: HB#30, Ohio State, Senior
Best QB: C.R. Schmidt, Illinois, Freshman
Best RB: HB#30, Ohio State, Senior
Best WR: WR#11, Ole Miss, Junior
Best OL: RT#70, Illinois, Senior
Bednarik: Andy Rivera, Illinois, Freshman
Best DL: Andy Rivera, Illinois, Freshman
Best LB: LOLB#50, TCU, Senior
Thorpe: FS#28, Illinois, Junior
Groza: K#4, Penn State, Senior
Coach of the year: Joe Novak, NIU

First Team All-Americans:

QB: C.R. Schmidt, Illinois, Freshman
RB: HB#30, Ohio St, Senior
RB: HB#9, Nebraska, Junior
WR: WR#7, Ole Miss, Junior
WR: WR#11, Ole Miss, Junior
WR: WR#80, Arizona St, Junior
TE: TE#86, USC, Junior
G: LG#71, Illinois, Senior
C: C#75, Illinois, Senior
G: RG#61, North Texas, Senior
T: RG#70, Illinois, Senior
T: RT#73, Arkansas, Senior
DE: RE#58, Georgia, Senior
DE: Andy Rivera, Illinois, Freshman
DT: DT#99, Washington St, Senior
DT: Herbert Newman, Illinois, Freshman
OLB: LOLB#5, Tennessee, Junior
OLB: LOLB#50, TCU, Senior
MLB: MLB#49, Michigan, Sophomore
CB: CB#3, Nebraska, Junior
CB: CB#2, Marshall, Senior
FS: Dane Smith, Mid Tenn State, Freshman
FS: FS#28, Illinois, Junior
SS: Paul Hanson, Illinois, Freshman
K: K#4, Penn State, Senior

Second Team coming up..

Second Team All-Amercians:

QB: QB#9, Arkansas, Senior
HB: HB#21, Tennessee, Senior
HB: HB#25, Virginia Tech, Senior
WR: WR#82, Georgia, Senior
WR: WR#2, Hawaii, Senior
WR: WR#1, Memphis, Junior
TE: Gabe Chatfield, Fresno St, Freshman
T: Art Carr, Illinois, Freshman
C: C#64, Nebraska, Sophomore
G: RG#67, Illinois, Sophomore
G: RG#75, Wake Forest, Sophomore
T: RT#79, Maryland, Senior
DE: LE#47, Georgia, Senior
DE: RE#94, Troy State, Senior
DT: DT#75, Miami, Senior
DT: DT#95, Northern Illinois, Junior
OLB: LOLB#56, Florida St, Senior
MLB: MLB#51, Georgia, Junior
OLB: ROLB#27, New Mexico St, Senior
CB: Dennis Stuart, Illinois, Freshman
CB: CB#20, Utah State, Senior
CB: CB#31, USC, Junior
FS: Dane Smith, Mid Tenn State, Freshman (hes listed under both 1st and 2nd..no clue why)
SS: SS#20, USC, Sophomore
K: K#26, Miami(OH), Senior

Freshman All-American's coming..

Freshman All-Americans:

QB: C.R. Schmidt, Illinois
RB: D.J. Renedo, Oklahoma
RB: Morgan Mosley, Fresno St.
WR: Orlando Moses, San Jose St.
WR: Manny Boldin, Northern Illinois
WR: Keith Olsen, Fresno St.
TE: Gabe Chatfield, Fresno St.
T: Art Carr, Illinois
T: Donte Ramsey, South Carolina
G: Ben Davis, Air Force
C: Joe Alston, Northern Illinois
G: Rich Brown, Bowling Green
DE: Jason Bowman, Illinois
DE: Andy Rivera, Illinois
DT: Nick Johnson, Cincinatti
DT: Herbert Newman, Illinois
OLB: Aaron Reynolds, Air Force
MLB: Deon McKinney, Arkansas St.
OLB: Robert Upton, Colorado St.
CB: Dennis Stuart, Illinois
CB: Mark Walters, USC
FS: Dane Smith, Mid Tenn State
FS: Dane Smith, Mid Tenn State (guess he was that darn good that they had to put him on every All-American team plus give him both spots in the Freshman All-American team)
SS: Paul Hanson, Illinois
K: Warren Beard, Illinois

next..bowl game results.

New Orleans Bowl: USF 31 - New Mexico St. 26

GMAC Bowl: Marshall 41 - UAB 10

Mazda Tangerine Bowl: Auburn 42 - Virginia 26

Fort Worth Bowl: Southern Miss 12 - UCF 20

Las Vegas Bowl: Oregon St. 14 - #16 Colorado St. 42

Conagra Foods Hawaii Bowl: Nevada 28 - Cincinnati 21

Motor City Bowl: South Carolina 17 - #17 Northern Illinois 34

Insight.com Bowl: #13 Miami 36 - Washington St. 25

Continental Tire Bowl: #11 NC State 50 - Boston College 6

crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl: Tulsa 33 - Notre Dame 56

Alamo Bowl pres. by MasterCard: #15 Nebraska 29 - Iowa 17

Houston Bowl: TCU 34 - Oklahoma St. 24

Pacific Life Holiday Bowl: #14 USC 35 - Texas A&M 43

Silicon Valley Classic: Arkansas St. 14 - Hawaii 13

Wells Fargo Sun Bowl: #25 Oregon 38 - Wisconsin 14

AXA Liberty Bowl: San Diego St. 15 - #9 Lousiville 22

Music City Bowl: Mississippi St. 27 - Arizona St. 51

Mainstay Independence Bowl: Alabama 15 - #21 Iowa St. 17

Chick-fil-a Peach Bowl: #19 Ole Miss 41 - Georgia Tech 17

San Francisco Bowl: Air Force 17 - #22 Pittsburgh 31

Outback Bowl: Florida 17 - Michigan 52

SBC Cotton Bowl: #20 Georgia 24 - #7 Oklahoma 27

Toyota Gator Bowl: #18 West Virgia 44 - #23 Maryland 10

Capital One Bowl: #5 Arkansas 21 - Penn State 7

Rose Bowl: #6 UCLA 24 - #8 Fresno St. 3

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl: #3 Florida St. 30 - #10 Texas 22

Nokia Sugar Bowl: #12 Virginia Tech 27 - #2 Tennessee 28

FedEx Orange Bowl, National Championship: #1 Illinois 24, #4 Ohio St. 20.

The rankings were after the games were played if you haven't figured it out lol.

Final Coaches Poll:

1. Illinois (59)
2. Tennessee
3. Florida St.
4. Ohio St.
5. Arkansas
6. UCLA
7. Oklahoma
8. Fresno St.
9. Louisville
10. Texas
11. NC State
12. Virginia Tech
13. Miami
14. USC
15. Nebraska
16. Colorado St.
17. Northern Illinois
18. West Virginia
19. Ole Miss
20. Georgia
21. Iowa St.
22. Pittsburgh
23. Maryland
24. Auburn
25. Oregon

Final Media Poll:

1. Illinois (71)
2. Tennessee
3. Florida St.
4. Ohio St.
5. UCLA
6. Arkansas
7. Fresno St.
8. Oklahoma
9. NC State
10. Texas
11. Virginia Tech
12. USC
13. Nebraska
14. Miami
15. Louisville
16. Colorado St.
17. Georgia
18. West Virginia
19. Ole Miss
20. Northern Illinois
21. Pittsburgh
22. Iowa St.
23. Maryland
24. Auburn
25. Texas A&M

Season 3 kicks off against Mizzou, I am ranked #3 in preseason.

[Flames24Rulz]

wow it all fit on there lol.

[MVPlaya]

damn man how long did it take you to type that? lol or did you just copy and paste?

If your willing to do that much you should go here and make a team page:

http://www.dynastymanager.com/index.shtml

heres mine...
http://www.dynastymanager.com/ncaa_d...MVPlaya&y=2004

[Flames24Rulz]

I copy and pasted from another website where I posted it on there.

[Flames24Rulz]

Illinois wins first game against Mizzou big.

Illinois defeated Missouri by a score of 55-3 to open up their second straight season of defending the national championship. The big players today were Sophomore QB C.R. Schmidt, Senior Running Back Ibrahim Halsey and Sophomore Linebacker Chris Higgins. Schmidt was 24 of 32 throwing for 250 yards while having 4 TD throws and 0 interceptions. "I set a goal at the beginning of the season to throw only 10 interceptions on the whole season. Last year I threw for 20, but this year I feel a lot better because I have that Freshman tag off my back" said the leading Heisman trophy canidate early in the season.

Hasley rushed for 152 yards in his first game as the starting running back of his career. "It feels good this year to be the starting running back. I hope to have a great year, I'm not going to set my standards as high as Morris did when he was here, but I think I can have a 1100-1200 yard season. We did everything right today, no turnovers at all, it was a perfect game if you were an Illini fan."

Higgins was amazing having 3 sacks and a game-turning interception which he brought it back for a TD. "That seemed to turn around the whole game, Missouri was threatening to make it a 10 point lead on us in the second quarter, but that interception was a game-turning play...they couldn't do anything after that" said Higgins.

After the first quarter, it looked like it was going to be a close game with Mizzou leading Illinois 3-0, but early in the second, Mizzou was threatening to make it a 10 point lead over the back-to-back national champs before Higgins took an interception and returned it 79 yards the other way. "Missouri could not do anything after that, they just had a whole bunch of 3 and outs then. It seemed like it was a combination of our defense wanting to play more and with Missouri losing if not all of their confidence" said Ron Turner who improved to an amazing 27-0 in the last 3 years. Illinois scored 55 unanswered as a bunch of 3 and outs and horrible coverage on punt returns gave Illinois awesome field position the rest of the day which made it easy on Schmidt and Co. "Our defense again proved that they are one of the best," said Schmidt. "When their clicking, it makes it very easy for the offense to do their job and put some points on the board. It also helps when your starting at our 40 yard line or in their territory most of the time."

On the injury front, Illinois lost 3 players today, the most they have ever lost in one game in 3 years. The most serious injury was when Junior Fullback Josh Marshall had a foot fracture injury that will put him out for 9 weeks. "It's not as serious as we first thought," said Ron Turner. "We thought it would have been an achilles tendon injury, thankfully it wasn't because he would be out for the rest of the season. Were targeting probably the Iowa or Indiana game for his return."

Jason Bowman the sensational freshman last year was injured as well, but he will only be out the next game against Louisville. "He had a slight abdominal tear, it could have been a lot more serious like what Hakeem had to deal with last year (Hakeem Lavin the Sophomore Back-up QB this year) where he was injured in the first game and wasn't available until the Orange Bowl. Were thankful that Jason will be all right from this."

Chris Norwell the Senior receiver had Back Spasms and will be out for the Louisville game as well. "With the exception of Marshall, these injuries are minor and they will be playing Troy State in a couple of weeks right here. We played ok without these two guys in the game since they went out early, we will just have to try to manage without them."

#1 Tennessee was upset by unranked Syracuse 29-24 putting the Fighting Illini up to 2nd in the Coaches poll and 3rd in the Media poll behind Ohio St. and Florida St. Illinois travels to take on #11 Louisville in the Game of the Week. "Louisville is probably going to be our toughest opponent of the year," said Ron Turner. "If we come out of there with a win, it's saying that this is a great team. I felt better this year about this team then the teams a year ago and two years ago when we won the national championships both years. Louisville will be a good match to see how good we really are."