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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: Grizhunter Date: November 27, 2012, 2:26 pm
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Nothing wrong with that CD, are you going to be able to make it
to Montana. If you do I would love to give you some beers and
bs.
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: Cats2506 Date: November 27, 2012, 2:44 pm
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Chrissy; I dont think I was sleeping on your RB's, in fact I
thought I gave them a lot of respect, I just happen to like your
OL a little more.
ry1nik, Hunter is right, not much desire to play in the big
money leagues from MSU fans now. I think we fit really well in
this level.
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: Chrissy D. Date: November 27, 2012, 3:05 pm
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Won't be making the trip Griz but thanks for the offer, will be
watching on TV. Cats don't take me that serious, these guys on
our site know that sometimes I come off a little salty. Don't
want to offend, it's all in good fun.
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: Chairman of the Board Date: November 27, 2012, 3:55 pm
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I cant find my ESPN insider PW- can anyone get the SB coverage
here from ESPN:
HTML http://insider.espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/8675544/nfl-potential-johnny-manziel-manti-teo-other-heisman-candidates-ncf
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: Chairman of the Board Date: November 27, 2012, 4:20 pm
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Lines are out:
Stony Brook at Montana State - Div I FCS Playoffs
Sat 12/1 395 Stony Brook +13 -120 +360
7:00PM 396 Montana State -13 -120 -540
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: Chairman of the Board Date: November 27, 2012, 5:23 pm
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Hey 2506- i actually got that over at ESPN Conversation, not at
your board.
HTML http://espn.go.com/ncf/conversation?gameId=323360147
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: Cats2506 Date: November 27, 2012, 5:26 pm
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HaHa Sorry,
I guess I just assumed when it showed up here a few minutes
after it showed up over there
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: sbufan Date: November 27, 2012, 7:08 pm
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[quote author=Chairman of the Board
link=topic=212.msg3841#msg3841 date=1354053358]
I cant find my ESPN insider PW- can anyone get the SB coverage
here from ESPN:
HTML http://insider.espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/8675544/nfl-potential-johnny-manziel-manti-teo-other-heisman-candidates-ncf
[/quote]
Here's the bit on Maysonet and Coker
"We featured Maysonet in this space earlier this season, but he
continues to deliver. His teammate Coker, on the other hand, is
new to this spot, but is very familiar with the national
spotlight from his days with the Iowa Hawkeyes. (He left the
program this past January, shortly after he was investigated for
sexual assault in a case that was eventually dropped).
Both backs played well in Stony Brook's 20-10 win over Villanova
on Saturday, combining for 267 yards and two touchdowns on 54
carries in a game in which Stony Brook was without its starting
QB.
Maysonet, who currently ranks second in the FCS in rushing, has
emerged as one of the top small-school prospects in the 2013
class, and should hear his name called on Day 3 of next April's
draft. Coker is an underclassman and is likely to return as
Stony Brook's bell-cow back next season (as a sophomore for Iowa
last season, he rushed for 1,384 yards and 15 TDs). He has the
size, vision, burst and power to contribute in the NFL. Whether
he can stay out of trouble and dominate the small-school level
of competition will be very important to his 2014 draft stock."
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: ry1nik Date: November 28, 2012, 6:47 am
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This link is for the reading pleasure of our friends from the
West. It gives due consideration to the Bobcat defense as well.
HTML http://www.newsday.com/sports/college/college-football/stony-brook-s-bruising-back-marcus-coker-tough-to-tackle-1.4266719
HTML http://www.newsday.com/sports/college/college-football/stony-brook-s-bruising-back-marcus-coker-tough-to-tackle-1.4266719
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Re: 2012: Game 13 - NCAA FCS Tournament Second Round - SBU @ Mon
tana State - ESPN3
By: CelticCat Date: November 28, 2012, 10:51 am
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Hey there Seawolves! Another MSU fan here. :) Finally got
approval... ;D Just giving you a hard time.
Looking forward to the matchup! It's always fun playing teams
you've never faced before, and don't know much about. I follow
AGS and FCS fairly well, so I know of your team. I watched the
SHSU/SB game last year, and watched about half of the Nova game
last week. No offense, but that is one boring style of football
you guys play. It's damn effective and hard to stop, but as a
casual fan, and I already knew the outcome, I could only use
part of my Saturday watching that.
Synopsis of MSU offense (I'll do defense later)-
Top 5 QB in the nation at this level in DeNarius McGhee. He can
beat you with his legs but make no mistake, he is a passer first
and he only runs when he has to. He had issues earlier in the
year trying to force plays (guy draped on him, he throws it
"away" right into a defenders hands), but has only thrown one
INT in his last 4 games, and that was a lame duck long ball that
lost about 10 yards on it. If we are struggling offensively,
McGhee puts the team on his back and he will move the chains by
any means necessary. He doesn't have the most accurate long
ball, but is very accurate up to about 30 yards have a ton of
zip and usually the only guy who can make a play is the WR. He
is one of those guys that just has "it" and is a winner. He has
only lost something like 8 games as a starter dating back to his
junior year in high school (a junior now) when he played for a
top 5 national team at Trinity in Texas.
RB - Started as a three headed monster, has really turned into a
1 man show with a lot of rotation with one backup, Orenzo Davis.
Cody Kirk is the main man here, and when you watch him run you
likely won't be impressed. He, like Coker, gets a lot of his
yards later in the game after he wears teams down. He isn't as
big as Coker, but he is a solid 215 and is one of those guys who
always gets tackled on his belly, meaning he always falls
forward dragging guys. Davis is the speedster who spells him,
but has struggled at times this year with decisiveness. Was a
1,000 yard rusher two years ago as the main back, sat out last
year with grade issues, returned as a senior this year to a
diminished role and hasn't quite returned to his all-conference
form. He is the big play threat if he gets it going. Tray
Robinson is the big 6'1 225 transfer from Nebraska, but he is
used mostly in the passing game (3rd on team in receptions) and
pass protection. He is invaluable in this role and is a big
part of the offensive machine.
WR - No gamebreakers here. But McGhee does such a great job
spreading the ball around (5 players with at least 20
receptions, 9 with at least 10, and 9 with TDs). They have a
bit of trouble with press man to man coverage in breaking free
and getting open. Tanner Bleskin is the main target between the
20s, but only has 3 TDs, and has missed or been limited by
injury the last couple games. I think he should be back to
full-strength for this game. He is a big target at 6'3 212, has
the best hands on the team, but lacks speed. John Ellis is the
speedster, but has a propensity to get a case of the drops, and
always always seems to get himself crushed by a defender at
least once a game. Everett Gilbert is the slot guy, and the
shiftiest of the three, but ever since his on and off hamstring
injury a few years ago has never returned to his freshman phenom
form. But he is the best of the three at YAC. Briant
Floetketter got the start when Bleskin was hurt, and he is a
rising star. At 6'2 198, he is a big tartet but he has
deceptive speed, and he has really come on in the 2nd half of
the season. You'll likely see Kruz Siewing as well, who is has
decent size, speed, and great hands. Overall, a good unit but
nobody is going to scare you.
OL - Young and undersized, we even have a converted TE playing
at right tackle (who happened to make all-conference in his
first and only year at T). They are pretty good in pass
protection, but have struggled to generate much of a push when
it comes to the run game. We have a tough time running against
big run-eating DLs. The lone incumbent from last year is
upperclassmen is C Shaun Sampson, an undersized guy at 6 foot
nothing 268. The rest are freshman or converts.
TE - Foster was all-conference last year, but converted to
tackle when we our typical off-season OL issues hit. Tiai
Salanoa was off to a promising start as a sophomore, but was
knocked out for the season in the Southern Utah game. So the
preseason 3rd string TE Lee Perkins stepped up, and has played
surprisingly well. But he was injured, and we had a sophomore
who hadn't seen any time play, and he struggled with the speed
of the game. Perkins is back, and there is a 50/50 chance that
Salonoa might return as well. Salonoa is the most athletic -
think of a poor man's Antonio Gates. Perkins has good hands but
is a bit undersized at 6'2 235. Salonoa is 6'3 255 and the
fastest of the group with the softest hands.
X-factor - Shawn Johnson. Speed, quickness, shifty, elusive.
The fastest running back on the team, and quite possibly the
fastest player on the team period. He is just a true sophomore,
and he gets up to 5 touches a game, but is a home run threat
every time he touches it. He is also our punt returner and took
one to the house this year, and is a threat every time he
catches it. Is also a threat to muff or fumble every time he
fields a punt as well, but has gotten much better at that as the
season has gone on. He will be a huge part of the offense next
year with Davis and Robinson both gone, but for now he is 4th in
line, and inexperienced enough to stay on the sidelines for most
of the game, but he will be a special player, and we shall see
how much he is utilized if at all come Saturday.
I'll get a defense write up here this afternoon, unless no one
cares then I won't bother.
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