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2008 Week 17

On The Schedule: Florida Atlantic W 21-14

There Can Only be One. Georgia defeats USC 45-24

January 8, 2009

Weekly Report Posted: October 19, 2008 23:29  

The University of Georgia stomped on USC in the championship game last night. Players of the game included Georgia QB Matthew Stafford throwing 14-22 and getting 4 total TDs. On the defensive side it was Reshad Jones with 5 tackles and 1 INT.

Bowl time in CFB.

December 15, 2008

Weekly Report Posted: September 07, 2008 18:47  

After another wild season in college football, what better way to cap it off than to watch all your favorite teams go and play in their respective bowl games? It has been a crazy year in CFB with tragedy, and triumph. Strength, and weakness. Here are the bowl games to be played out.

Poinsettia Bowl: Louisiana Tech v. Colorado State
New Orleans Bowl: UCF v. Arkansas State
Papajohns.com Bowl: Pittsburgh v. Nevada
New Mexico Bowl: San Diego State v. Northern Ilinois
Las Vegas Bowl: #5 Oklahoma v. #23 BYU
Hawaii Bowl: Tulsa v. Boise State
Motor City Bowl: FIU v. Western Michigan
Holiday Bowl: #8 Kansas State v. Arizona
Champs Sports Bowl: Iowa v. #18 Florida State
Texas Bowl: Rice v. Texas Tech
Emerald Bowl: Maryland v. Hawaii
Meineke Car Care Bowl: #21 Wake Forest v. Louisville
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: Florida Atlantic v. #19 SMU
Alamo Bowl: Miami (OH) v. Purdue
Roady's Humanitarian Bowl: North Carolina v. Texas A&M
PetroSun Independence Bowl: Illinois v. Ball State
Armed Forces Bowl: #12 Kansas v. Utah
Brut Sun Bowl: Oregon v. Notre Dame
Music City Bowl: Arkansas v. Duke
Chick-fil-A Bowl: #25 South Carolina v. # 20 Miami
Insight Bowl: Kent State v. Indiana
Outback Bowl: #17 Tennessee v. Penn State
Capital One Bowl: #14 Ole Miss v Michigan State
Gator Bowl: #15 West Virginia v. #24 Clemson
AT&T Cotton Bowl: #16 LSU v. #9 Missouri
International Bowl: Central Michigan v. Rutgers
GMAC Bowl: Akron v. ECU

BCS Bowls

Rose Bowl: #3 Wisconsin v. #13 Arizona State
Sugar Bowl: # 6 Florida v. #4 Ohio State
Fiesta Bowl: #10 Texas v. #11 Fresno State
Orange Bowl: #7 Virginia Tech v. #22 Cincinnati

National Championship: #2 USC v. #1 Georgia

And now, the moment you've all been waiting for, the 2008 Heisman Memorial Trophy winner is...

Tim Tebow. 221-321, 3552 yards, 132 carries, 642 yards, 55 Total TD.
From the University of Florida, the QB has won it again. Two years in a row now has Tebow won the Heisman Trophy. Some people are saying he is the greatest that ever lived.

Runners up are:

Matthew Stafford QB UGA
Sam Bradford QB OU
Brandon Saine HB Bucks
Josh Freeman QB KSU

Don't forget to check out the All-American and All Conference Section!

SMU wins Liberty bowl 21-14 over FAU

This was SMU's first bowl game in 24 years, and fans were hoping for a win. It was close, but they delivered. Bob Smith is in Memphis with the game.

As the snow began to fall in Memorial Stadium, the players and the fans knew this would be a big game for the Mustangs of SMU.

In the first quarter, FAU started with the ball and had a few 1st downs but eventually turned over on downs. When SMU got the ball back, the first play for the offense was a 7 yard loss when Zach Rhodes was sacked. The offense would go three and out and punt back to FAU. This time FAU wouldn't disappoint and they got a TD by way of a 6 yard rush by Pierre. SMU got the ball back and was able to end the drive in a 20 yard field goal. FAU and SMU's next drives would stall, ending the quarter 7-3 FAU.

Starting the second quarter FAU had the ball and was able to finish off a nice drive started in the first with a 2 yard rush by Rose for the TD. SMU got the ball and immediately went 3 and out, and had to punt to FAU. FAU then went 3 and out themselves and punted back to SMU, who went 3 and out once again after 3 Rhodes incomplete passes. FAU would get the ball and drive down the field to the 6 yard line, where Leroy would miss an easy 23 yard FG. SMU got the ball back, but once again stalled and had to give the ball back. FAU got the ball back and went 3 and out and had to punt the ball back to SMU, who finally broke the habit of stalling and was able to pull within 12 by way of a 19 yard FG by Morstead as time expired in the 2nd. The score at the half was 14-6 FAU

The third quarter started and SMU got the ball. Then SMU started to show signs of life on offense. After a brilliant drive of short runs by HB Demyron Martin, SMU's 2 point conversion would fail. FAU got the ball back but fumbled on their second play giving the ball back to SMU as the quarter ended, leaving the score 14-12 SMU

The fourth quarter showed SMU having another great drive, again from runs from Martin. SMU's two point attempt would again fail. FAU got the ball back but their drive would stall after 5 plays and SMU got the ball back. Martin started to look like he would have another great drive but after two carries he strained his pectoral and would have to go out of the game for the day. Backup Mapps wasn't able to have the same success and SMU had to settle for a 50 yard FG by Morstead. FAU got the ball back with 1:37 left and on their own 27. They were never able to get anything going and an interception by Brian McCann sealed off the game 21-14 SMU.

It was a great season for SMU and they're hoping Coach Jacob Roberts can come back next year.

Players of the Week

Week 17 Players of the Week

C-USA Offensive Player Of The Week

Jamar Bryant - WR , East Carolina
9 receptions for 116 yards, 2 total TD

C-USA Defensive Player Of The Week

Jason Jackson - ROLB, SMU
4 tackles, forced fumble, fumble recovery

Ncaa Offensive Player Of The Week

Kordell Young - HB , Rutgers
30 Carries for 225 yards, 3 TD

Ncaa Defensive Player Of The Week

Darry Beckwith - MLB , LSU
7 tackles, 3 for loss, 1 sack, 3 interceptions.

Weekly Polls
Coaches Poll
RNKTeam
1Georgia Bulldogs
2USC Trojans
3Wisconsin Badgers
4Ohio State Buckeyes
5Oklahoma Sooners
6Florida Gators
7Virginia Tech Hokies
8Kansas State Wildcats
9Missouri Tigers
10Fresno State Bulldogs
11Texas Longhorns
12Arizona State Sun Devils
13Kansas Jayhawks
14West Virginia Mountaineers
15Ole Miss Rebels
16LSU Tigers
17Tennessee Volunteers
18SMU Mustangs
19Florida State Seminoles
20Brigham Young Cougars
21Clemson Tigers
22Wake Forest Demon Deacons
23Cincinnati Bearcats
24Miami Hurricanes
25Boise State Broncos
Media Poll
RNKTeam
1Georgia Bulldogs
2USC Trojans
3Wisconsin Badgers
4Ohio State Buckeyes
5Oklahoma Sooners
6Florida Gators
7Virginia Tech Hokies
8Kansas State Wildcats
9Missouri Tigers
10Fresno State Bulldogs
11Texas Longhorns
12Arizona State Sun Devils
13Kansas Jayhawks
14West Virginia Mountaineers
15Ole Miss Rebels
16LSU Tigers
17Tennessee Volunteers
18SMU Mustangs
19Florida State Seminoles
20Miami Hurricanes
21Wake Forest Demon Deacons
22Brigham Young Cougars
23Clemson Tigers
24Cincinnati Bearcats
25South Carolina Gamecocks
BCS Poll
RNKTeam
1Georgia Bulldogs
2USC Trojans
3Wisconsin Badgers
4Ohio State Buckeyes
5Oklahoma Sooners
6Florida Gators
7Virginia Tech Hokies
8Kansas State Wildcats
9Missouri Tigers
10Texas Longhorns
11Fresno State Bulldogs
12Kansas Jayhawks
13Arizona State Sun Devils
14Ole Miss Rebels
15West Virginia Mountaineers
16LSU Tigers
17Tennessee Volunteers
18Florida State Seminoles
19SMU Mustangs
20Miami Hurricanes
21Wake Forest Demon Deacons
22Cincinnati Bearcats
23Brigham Young Cougars
24Clemson Tigers
25South Carolina Gamecocks
Conference Standings
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