2012 Week 12 Discussion

Yo I have no clue what happened but everything was uploaded fine at least after quick glance. Nobody caught a loss they shouldn't have and it loaded properly first time. Goat was there before the advance, I advanced it loaded all of North Carolina's stuff and he wasn't there when it advanced, sent him his invite he should be back in.

I gotta get to the gym fellas I'll try n get a write up when I get home tonight. And YO SLOW THE FUCK DOWN! lol these quick advances are killing me I've got a lineup of recruit profiles to do damnit!!! lol

Yo the list looked small, I was wondering what was going on. I guess Bucc got retired too I checked though you didn't catch an L or nothin. Can you send the inv to yourself when you're ready to play your game tonight? I'm allready in my other profile...

Yea I can, unless you or ax get on the name before I get home from work. I will check when I get home.

remember...dont advance yet if everyone plays their games. It may say all people are finished, but I need a new invite it appears. If you guys can send on to my while I'm at work that would be great.

If not, I will do it when I get home, and play my game and stuff. Wont be till 10:30 or so central time

What an intense game in Los Angeles today!! The #4 Beavers came from behind then held on for a 35-28 Victory! Marable was hobbled all day by an ankle injury, he tried to be a trooper and play through the pain, but Coach 9's could see that he was a couple steps slow. Enter true Frosh Jamar Lane, who picked up Malcolms slack and then some, in route to 3 rushing TD's.
Offensive Standouts
QB R Katz 23-40 335yds 2TDs 2Ints
POTG HB J Lane 23att 107yds 3TDs
WR D Morris 8rec 94yds 1TD 3KR 69yds 23avg
WR M Wheaton 5rec 74yds
WR J Bishop 5rec 116yds 1TD
TE R Young 3rec 29yds
Defensive Standouts
FS W Storey 8Tkls
LB S Gates 7Tkls 3TFL 1Sack
DE A Seumalo 7Tkls 3TFL
CB K Parker 5Tkls 1TFL 2Ints 1DEFL
SS A Watkins 4Tkls 1Int
Next up for the #4 Beavs 9-0, a home game in Corvallis against the Arizona Wildcats 4-5.

You'll be alrite buc I'm only going to be playing my game then too. An I bet you beat me to sending the inv.

lmao Jack Daniels player of the game that's classic.

macc ur last again??? wtf commish! lmao keep up with the pace of YOUR DYNASTY!!! u lazy mofo o and bucc too

Maryland beat BC like 38-14 or something like that, i didnt have time to do write up right after game and am not around playstation right now to do it, but ill sum it up real quick.... Caleb Porzel got hurt in the second quarter, went out for game, gary douglas, the backup came in... got hurt like 3 plays later and went out for game... so my 3rd string rb came in and ran for like 100 yards and obrien threw for like 200.... kind of a not fun game... wasnt that into it for some reason... maybe depressed after my loss to goat lol

Bearcats Bounce Bulls, 44-3


(Corner Cameron Cheatham picking off his 5th pass of the year)

Cincinnati, OH-- The University of Cincinnati have clinched a share of the Big East title with a 44-3 victory over the USF Bulls today at Nippert Stadium.

Once again the #2 defense in the country proved they are one of the most potent units in all the land allowing only 161 yards of offense and forcing four turnovers, one of which was a 47 yard pick six by senior saftey Pat Lambert (see below for replay).

Junior All American defensive end Joe Robinson was as usual a standout registering 6 tackles all for loss and 2 sacks.

Cincinnati's offense also played well of the back of alot of good field position thank to their defense and special teams. True freshman Donnell Davis who is having a fantastic year having thrown for just 2 interceptions on the year, had another solid and mistake free game finishing 14 for 27 with 207yards 1 touchdown and 62 rush yards.

Darrin Williams had a quite day by his standards rushing for only 62 yards on 11 caries and a touchdown, and nothing of note in the return game.

The Bearcats next week travel to Jersey to take on the Rutgers Scarlett Knights where they have a chance to win the Big East for the first time since the 2009 season.

Play Of The Game

http://www.easports.com/media/play/video/16753830

pretty sweet highlite clev, nice little barry sanders juke...anyone know if macc planned on playing tonight?

zscott10 wrote:

pretty sweet highlite clev, nice little barry sanders juke...anyone know if macc planned on playing tonight?

nah i dont know. i hope he is.

he fuckin better! lol just kidding

gettin on now to send myself a new invite, then I am playing,

macc said he is going to play tonight so i would say to expect an advance in another hour or so

Jesus Christ you fiends!!!! Gettin on now

Im done.

I hate playing OU, they are always tough. I won a shootout again 41-36.

Landry Jones threw for like 442 yards. He was going all robo on me this game.

But I managed to make a couple important stops.

Defence Put to Test, Ole Miss Answers Quiets Death Valley 38-14

DT Warren Martin, argueably the most valueable freshman coming out of last years class (if you don't consider Heisman front runner Marc Payne...) played like a man possessed today recording 8 solo tackles 5 going for a loss and a sack in an experience in Death Valley that kept a Rebel defence on the field a vast majority of the game. Three Rebel defenders came away with interceptions, senior corner Julian Whitehead, sophmore corner Daniel Breedlove and senior linebacker Lekenwick Haynes that came on LSU's very first possession and went back for six quickly quieting the Death Valley crowd.

Jake Pierce showed that he can simply manage games going a cool 22/34 239 yards 3TDs 0INTS. Pierce's leadership qualities are unmatched and he's really rallied the Rebels well under some tough games, this being argueably the toughest. Pierce took the brunt of the offensive load as Marc Payne was good but not great certainly compared to the standard he's set for himself, a quiet 25 carry 88 yard 1TD day.

"We just wanted to be well prepared for this game against LSU. The saying the rest of the year is we win we're in so we're in the class doing what it takes to win these big games on the road. The crowd was loud but I sort of get motivated in situations like this and find it easier to focus because it feels like at that time the home team has more to lose. And once you break the will of your opponent, you're often successful," Jake said.