Powercats - The Rebirth of Pacific Football

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OFFICIAL 2013 PACIFIC TIGERS FOOTBALL ROSTER

## POS Last First Class Height Weight From
50 LT Allen Nick FR 6'5" 250 Arizona
47 FB Barnett Cody JR-R 6'0" 215 California
13 WR Bean Cortez JR-R 5'9" 165 California
32 MLB Benjamin Theo SR 6'2" 213 California
11 WR Bishop Braden FR-R 6'1" 175 California
52 RG Bowen Victor FR-R 6'2" 340 California
21 RB Brown Charles SR 5'11" 190 California
89 WR/TE Buchanan Trey JR-R 6'3" 235 California
93 DT Burrell MJ SO 6'3" 290 California
37 LOLB Butler Rodney FR 6'2" 205 California
53 LG Campbell Damian JR 6'2" 220 California
8 QB Carr Myles FR-R 6'2" 213 California
25 CB Chin Brandon FR 6'0" 170 California
2 SS Clanton Donta JR 5'10" 195 California
27 LE Collier King SR-R 6'2" 235 California
3 WR Cotton Marvin SR-R 6'4" 190 California
87 RE Daniel Terrence FR-R 6'7" 240 California
19 FS Davis Jones D'Eriq FR 5'9" 180 Arizona
1 WR Duncan Darrin JR-R 5'11" 197 California
5 CB Fenton Stringer SR-R 5'6" 165 California
17 FS Fletcher Willie FR 6'3" 180 California
44 MLB Foy Joel FR 6'2" 225 California
6 QB Francis Jr Ty SO-R 5'11" 180 California
18 TE Freeman Billy FR-R 6'3" 235 Arizona
45 SS Frost Christian FR-R 6'4" 238 California
7 CB Gathrie Nick SR-R 5'9" 170 California
54 RT Gold Ikaika SR-R 5'11" 247 California
40 K Gudmundsson Kris SO-R 5'11" 190 California
20 RB Hall Rashad JR 6'1" 205 California
72 RG Hart Sheldon SR-R 6'5" 275 California
69 C Herron Avon JR-R 6'1" 251 California
96 LE Hunt Todd SO-R 6'3" 238 California
30 RB Kenney Wallace SR 5'9" 180 California
56 LT Lane Terence SR 6'3" 265 California
61 DT Lopez Grady JR-R 6'0" 255 California
75 DT Martindale Dane SR 5'10" 245 California
49 P Mata Lionel JR 6'4" 170 Texas
9 WR McCarty Jovon SR-R 5'9" 195 California
46 LOLB McClelland Laurence JR 6'2" 215 California
14 CB McCloud Lorenzo SR-R 6'2" 175 California
12 QB McDonald Andrew SR 6'2" 210 California
81 TE McNeil Mitch FR-R 6'5" 240 California
23 ROLB Millan Marc FR 6'0" 215 California
66 RT Molina Adrian FR-R 6'6" 340 California
29 RB Muhammad Khalfani FR 5'7" 174 California
28 CB Myles Jay'Onn FR-R 5'7" 165 California
85 TE Olson AJ JR-R 6'5" 250 Arizona
22 LOLB Price III Arvis SO 6'0" 210 California
90 DT Rawls Austin SO 6'1" 275 California
36 ROLB Rooney Brenton SO 6'3" 200 California
24 ROLB Smith Sr Jordy SR-R 5'11" 199 California
67 LG Specht Chad FR 6'6" 270 California
98 DT Temple Cody SO-R 6'2" 300 California
4 WR/DB Tober Christian FR-R 5'8" 175 California
48 RE Vaesau Siuea JR 6'3" 250 California
10 MLB Wesley Leonard SR 6'1" 230 California
68 C Westmoreland Erick SR-R 6'3" 259 California

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Got the whole first season done and posted elsewhere but I used a fair amount of HTML. Any suggestions to get it over here?

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Got the whole first season done and posted elsewhere but I used a fair amount of HTML. Any suggestions to get it over here?

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2013 NCAA PREVIEW


ALABAMA'S C.J. MOSLEY

TOP 25


NCAA Football Rankings - Preseason Coaches Poll - Updated: Aug 20, 2013
RK LW TEAM (VOTES) W L POINTS
1 -- Alabama (35) -- -- 1499
2 -- Ohio State (21) -- -- 1427
3 -- Oregon (4) -- -- 1356
4 -- Stanford (1) -- -- 1287
5 -- Georgia -- -- 1220
6 -- Texas A&M -- -- 1154
7 -- South Carolina -- -- 1089
8 -- Clemson -- -- 1027
9 -- Louisville -- -- 965
10 -- Florida -- -- 905
11 -- Notre Dame -- -- 847
12 -- Florida State -- -- 790
13 -- LSU -- -- 735
14 -- Oklahoma State -- -- 681
15 -- Texas -- -- 629
16 -- Oklahoma -- -- 578
17 -- Michigan -- -- 529
18 -- Nebraska -- -- 481
19 -- Boise State -- -- 435
20 -- TCU -- -- 391
21 -- UCLA -- -- 347
22 -- Northwestern -- -- 306
23 -- Wisconsin -- -- 266
24 -- USC -- -- 227
25 -- Oregon State -- -- 190


TEXAS A&M'S JOHNNY MANZIEL

HEISMAN WATCH


Heisman Watch - Updated: Aug 20, 2013
NAME POS SCHOOL 2012 SEASON STATS
Johnny Manziel QB Texas A&M 3,706Yds, 26TD/1,410RYds 21RTD
A.J. McCarron QB Alabama 2,933Yds 30TD
Braxton Miller QB Ohio State 2,039Yds 15TD/1,271RYds 13RTD
Teddy Bridgewater QB Louisville 3,718Yds 27TD
Marcus Mariota QB Oregon 2,677Yds 32TD/752Ryds 5RTD

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Pacific Football Game Report

Thursday, August 29th 2013 8:00PM EST
Bulldog Stadium - Fresno, California
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Pacific Tigers Fresno State Bulldogs
0-1 | 1-0
20 FINAL 31


PACIFIC TE BILLY FREEMAN SCORES THE FIRST TOUCHDOWN OF THE NEW ERA

PACIFIC KEEPS IT CLOSER THAN EXPECTED IN FIRST GAME BACK
Tigers picked off Carr twice, led at halftime

Fresno, California - If we're being honest at all a win by Fresno State in the first game for Pacific football since November 18th, 1995 was not much of a surprise. What was surprising to many was how close the game ended up being.

"This game has been a long time coming for these guys." Head coach John Fassel said after the game. "We've all been waiting a long time to put this thing together in a real game. I'm proud of everyone that's been involved."

Pacific actually led the game by a score of 17-14 at halftime with their first two scores coming on a pair of Andrew McDonald touchdown passes. The first of which went to tight end Billy Freeman from two yards away from the endzone late in the first quarter. Freeman would prove to be McDonald's favorite target on the day, catching eight passes for 83 yards and the score. That score tied the game at 7-7 after Derek Carr had connected with DeVante Adams for a six yard touchdown on the Bulldogs first possession of the game.

Fresno State retook the lead early in the second quarter when a one yard touchdown run by Marteze Waller made it 14-7. Waller would finish the game with a pair of scores and 53 yards rushing on 11 carries.

Shortly after Fresno State retook the lead McDonald tied it back up at 14-14 with a 14 yard pass to receiver Braden Bishop. Bishop caught the ball at around the five yard line and spun his way into the endzone for the score.

On the tenth play of what looked like a promising drive for Fresno State Derek Carr was intercepted by Pacific linebacker Marc Millan. The takeaway would turn into points a few minutes later when Tigers kicker Kris Gudmundsson nailed a 30 yard field goal. Gudmundsson had missed from 47 yards out earlier in the game, he would finish two of three on the day.

Three plays into Fresno State's ensuing possession Carr was picked off again, this time by linebacker Joel Foy. Neither team added any points before the break.

Gudmundsson made his second field goal shortly after halftime, capping a 12 play drive by Pacific which was bolstered by a 23 yard run by backup quarterback Ty Francis Jr and a 13 yard McDonald pass to receiver Darrin Duncan.

Fresno State took the lead with 2:30 left in the third quarter via a four yard touchdown run by Waller that finished off a nine play drive that covered 75 yards.

After taking a sack on the final play of the third quarter McDonald connected with Freeman out to the Fresno State 46 but on fourth and long the Tigers punted.

Fresno State extended their lead minutes later when Carr and Waller connected for a 12 yard score on a screen pass. Carr's thirty yard rush was the key play of the drive for the Bulldogs. Carr, who had rushed for just 73 yards in the past three seasons, picked up 79 yards on the ground to go along with his 281 passing yards.

After a Pacific turnover on downs and a Fresno State punt the Tigers got the ball back but turned it over on downs deep in their own territory. Fresno State added a field goal and the clock ran out on Pacific, the final score Fresno State 31, Pacific 20.

Pacific put up 340 yards of total offense with 159 coming on the ground and 181 through the air. They passed the ball 33 times and ran it 38.

Defensively they gave up 418 yards total with 281 of it coming through the air.

Pacific did not turn the ball over and had a pair of takeaways which kept them in the game.

Media Gallery


ADAMS HAULS IN A TD PASS FOR FRESNO STATE


CARR HAD PLENTY OF ROOM TO RUN WITH BLOCKING LIKE THIS


WALLER GETS AROUND THE EDGE FOR A FRESNO STATE TOUCHDOWN


BRADEN BISHOP SPINS HIS WAY INTO THE ENDZONE


LB JOEL FOY PICKS OFF DEREK CARR


WALLER SCORES AGAIN, THIS TIME ON A SCREEN PASS


MCDONALD MISSES AN OPEN RECEIVER LATE

Scoring
UP|07|10|03|00|20
FS|07|07|07|10|31

1Q FS Adams 6 Yd pass from Carr (Breshears kick)
1Q UP Freeman 2 Yd pass from McDonald (Gudmundsson kick)
2Q FS Waller 1 Yd run (Breshears kick)
2Q UP Bishop 14 Yd pass from McDonald (Gudmundsson kick)
2Q UP Gudmundsson 30 Yd FG
3Q UP Gudmundsson 30 Yd FG
3Q FS Waller 3 Yd run (Breshears kick)
4Q FS Waller 12 Yd pass from Carr (Breshears kick)
4Q FS Breshears 29 Yd FG

Key Stats

Passing: McDonald 20/33 181 2TD
Rushing: Hall 12/44, Muhammad 14/42, McDonald 6/29, Francis Jr 1/23
Receiving: Freeman 8/83 1TD, Bishop 3/37 1TD, Olson 1/16, Muhammad 1/13, Duncan 1/13
Tackles: Chin 9, Foy 6
Sacks: Temple 2
Takeaways: Foy 1 Int, Millan 1Int
Special Teams: Gudmundsson 2/3FG 2/2XP, Mata 2P 91Yds, Fenton 6KR 178Yds 1PR 11Yds


Passing: Carr 29/42 281 2TD 2Int
Rushing: Carr 8/79, Waller 11/53 2TD
Receiving: Waller 8/101 1TD, Burse 5/67, Harper 7/52, Jensen 6/42, Adams 2/13 1TD
Tackles: Smith 8, Rose 8, Mathews 8
Sacks: Jennings 1
Takeaways: N/A
Special Teams: Breshears 1/1FG 4/4XP, McGuire 2P 70Yds, Alston 2KR 59Yds, Adams 1KR 29Yds

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Pacific Football Game Report

Saturday September 7th 2013 8:00PM EST
Arizona Stadium - Tucson, Arizona
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Pacific Tigers Arizona Wildcats
0-2 | 2-0
14 FINAL 42


QB ANDREW MCDONALD LOST THE BALL AND WAS INJURED ON THIS PLAY

TURNOVERS TOO MUCH TO OVERCOME FOR TIGERS
Wildcats take it away seven times in big win

Tucson, Arizona - Last Thursday night against Fresno Sate the Pacific Tigers didn't turn the ball over once and kept the game close in a 31-20 loss to the Bulldogs. Things were very different tonight in their loss at Arizona as Pacific (0-2) gave the ball away a back-breaking seven times in the loss.

Quarterback Andrew McDonald, who protected the ball quite well in their first game, on his first pass of the game McDonald was intercepted. One his second pass of the game and Pacific's fifth play of the game he was picked off again. On their third offensive play of the second quarter and their 18th overall McDonald scrambled, picked up a couple yards, was tripped up by a defender and stumbled forward for a few more yards before getting hit again and fumbling the ball. Arizona recovered. McDonald was injured on the play.

Despite the absolute disaster of a game for the offense to that point the score was only 7-0 Arizona at that point following a 42 yard touchdown run by Ka'Deem Carey on the first play of the second quarter. Arizona squandered their first quarter possessions by turning it over on downs twice and punting once.

Arizona turned their ensuing possession into seven more points via a five yard pass from Jesse Scroggins to Trey Griffey. Pacific punted following a pair of incompletions by Myles Carr, who had replaced the injured McDonald.

Scroggins made it 21-0 by connecting with Griffey for another touchdown. Each team punted and Carr threw an interception just before halftime to hold the score at 21-0 Arizona at the break.

Pacific finally got on the board when Carr connected with receiver Christian Tober for a four yard touchdown that capped a 12 play drive to open the second half. A 14 yard pass to Braden Bishop, an 11 yard run by Khalfani Muhammad, an 18 yard run by Rashad Hall and a 10 yard run by Carr were key on the drive.

Following an Arizona punt Pacific was able to put together a bit of a drive but it ended when they went for it on fourth down and basketball player turned wide receiver Marvin Cotton dropped what could have been a touchdown pass. Cotton redeemed himself a few minutes later when he caught a 17 yard touchdown pass from Carr. Tober caught a pair of passes for 40 yards on the drive and Hall's six yard run set up the touchdown play. Trailing by just a score Pacific found themselves once again sticking around in a game they were expected to get trampled in.

The fourth quarter assured a second loss for Pacific. Arizona scored on the second play of the fourth quarter when Scroggins connected with Wharton for a 23 yard score. After a 48 yard kick return by Stringer Fenton set the Tigers up in good field position QB Ty Francis Jr threw an interception. Arizona turned that into another score with Scroggins running it in from three yards out. Carr committed Pacific's sixth turnover a few plays later, losing the ball on a fumble. Pacific forced an Arizona punt but two plays later Carr threw a pick six.

"Seven turnovers is just not going to allow you to win a game. Period. Period." Head coach John Fassel said after the game. "It was a heck of a game by our defense really. They had a number of stops but the offense just kept turning it over so it's just not sustainable. It's not."

Arizona rolled up 408 total yards of offense with 243 of it through the air and 165 on the ground. Pacific only managed 84 yards on 29 rushes and completed 23 of 44 passes for 244 yards as a team. They threw five interceptions and lost a pair of fumbles.

The player of the game for Pacific may have been Stringer Fenton who racked up 247 yards on kick and punt returns. Christian Tober had a big game as well, catching seven passes for 122 yards and a score including a pair of great catches.

Media Gallery


ARIZONA SAFETY TRA'MAYNE BONDURANT PICKS OFF A PASS EARLY


DEREK BABIASH WITH HIS FIRST OF TWO INTERCEPTIONS


KA'DEEM CAREY SCORES ON A 42 YARD RUN


THE PACIFIC DEFENSE LOSES TRACK OF ARIZONA WR TREY GRIFFEY FOR A TOUCHDOWN


AN INTERCEPTION BY ARIZONA CB JONATHAN MCKNIGHT


CHRISTIAN TOBER CATCHES A TD PASS FROM MYLES CARR TO PUT PACIFIC ON THE BOARD


TOBER MAKES A CIRCUS CATCH TO KEEP A DRIVE ALIVE


MARVIN COTTON DROPS WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN A TD PASS


COTTON REDEEMS HIMSELF WITH THIS 17 YARD TOUCHDOWN CATCH AND RUN


GARIC WHARTON MAKES A DIVING TOUCHDOWN CATCH


260 POUND DE KIRIFI TAULA LEAPS TO INTERCEPT TY FRANCIS JR


CARR FUMBLES AFTER PICKING UP A FIRST DOWN


BABIASH'S LATE PICK SIX MADE IT 42-14 ARIZONA


TOBER MAKES A LATE LEAPING CATCH

Scoring
UOP|00|00|14|00|14
ARI|00|21|00|21|42

2Q ARI Carey 42 Yd run (Smith kick)
2Q ARI Griffey 5 Yd pass from Scroggins (Smith kick)
2Q ARI Griffey 7 Yd pass from Scroggins (Smith kick)
3Q UOP Tober 4 Yd pass from Carr (Gudmundsson kick)
3Q UOP Cotton 17 Yd pass from Carr (Gudmunsson kick)
4Q ARI Wharton 23 Yd pass from Scroggins (Smith kick)
4Q ARI Scroggins 3 Yd run (Smith kick)
4Q ARI Babiash 29 Yd pick six (Smith kick)


Key Stats

Passing: Carr 17/34 200 2TD 2Int, McDonald 5/8 36 2Int, L. Mata 1/1 8, Francis Jr 0/1 1Int
Rushing: Muhammad 13/37, Hall 5/28, Carr 7/24
Receiving: Tober 7/122 1TD, Muhammad 6/35, Freeman 4/32, Cotton 1/17 1TD, Bishop 1/14
Tackles: Daniel 8, Price III 7
Sacks: Daniel 1, Hunt 1, Temple 1
Takeaways: N/A
Special Teams: Gudmundsson 2/2XP, Mata 2P 86Yds, Fenton 7KR 207Yds 3PR 40Yds


Passing: Scroggins 19/35 243 3TD
Rushing: Carey 18/130 1TD, Butler 3/18, Scroggins 10/17 1TD
Receiving: Neal 6/88, Griffey 5/71 2TD, Hill 2/32, Wharton 1/23 1TD
Tackles: Fischer 12, Flowers 6, Richardson 6
Sacks: Flowers 1, Washington 1
Takeaways: Babiash 2Int, Taula 1Int 1FR, Bondurant 1Int, McKnight 1Int, Fischer 1FR
Special Teams: Smith 6/6 XP, Riggleman 5P 194Yds, Carey 2KR 46Yds, Grandon 1PR 8Yds

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Pacific Football
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Sep 12, 2013

QB Andrew McDonald has been cleared and will start at Oregon on Saturday.

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