Quote from: johndooberson on November 11, 2008, 02:26:11 PM
I wasn't trying to get into anyones "head."  I was simply posting my thoughts on THE GAME.   I know Simpson is banged up and he wasn't very effective last week but I think he will have a huge game, not to mention HSC has won 7 in a row and none of those games were really close (besides the mud bowl).  Not much of a rivalry when you lose 7 in a row.  The only way RMC has a chance is if they run the ball effectively with Thornton and force some turnovers, and HSC has been giving the ball away this year.

There hasn't been much talk so maybe my awards will get some reaction.  Let me know what you think.

Doobersons picks for postseason awards:

Offensive POY-
1st)-Keith Ricca (CUA) 30TD's to 9ints 163.5 Passing efficiency.  Off the charts the last few weeks.
2nd-Josh Simpson(HSC)
3rd- Stu Sitterson(W&L)
4th-Caleb Jennings(EHC)
5th-Kevin Vaughn (Guilford)..would be Vogelbach but he has 20 interceptions and is 4th in the ODAC in passing efficiency.

Defensive POY- Don't know much about the individual defensive players but did a little research.
1st-Nick Oliviera (CUA) Leads league in tackles and has been ODAC 1st team 3 years in a row.
2nd-Matt Baldwin (EHC)
3rd-Kevin Worley (EHC)
4th-Tommy Matteo (W&L) Best player on a bad defense.
5th- David Woo (CUA)

Rookie of the year.
1) Charlie Westfal (W&L)  Played very well as of late- Accounted for 13TDs.  Very smart and athletic player.  Has rushed for over 600 yards and made numerous outstanding plays all year.
2)T.J. Montague (BC)--This guy was all over the place against us.
3)Tyler Beiler (BC)
4)David Argaud (BC)
5)Kenneth Hyman (GC)

Coach of the year
1)Dave Dunn (CUA) Much improved CUA team.  Moved from the bottom to the top.  CUA was picked 6th in pre-season.
2)Don Montgomery (EHC)-Had his team playing above their talent.  Picked to finish last.

Hope CUA and HSC both wn this weekend.  Two teams would be a good showing for the ODAC.  Go Generals!

Quote from: BTEXPRESS on November 20, 2008, 10:38:35 AM
You can park along the street on West University Parkway right behind the visitors grandstands and walk 100 yards to the stadium. If there are no spots left,there is a parking garage at a hotel on West University Parkway again across the street from the visitors grandstands. There are signs and a parking attendent waving a flag, you can't miss it. I believe it is $8 to park for a game. If you park in the garage, you are 200 yards away from entering the stadium.

Thank you!

Can anyone provide some advice on where to park at Johns Hopkins. From what I understand the parking situation in not ideal.

Quote from: HSCguy on November 09, 2008, 11:20:43 AM
so if h-sc wins next weekend and catholic does too, does this mean that catholic and h-sc share the title???

If both teams win, Catholic wins out as ODAC champ...that would give each team one loss in the ODAC, but CUA wins the head to head tie breaker with their win over HSC.

2007 ODAC Football All-Conference Teams

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
Quarterback: Josh Vogelbach – Guilford
Running Back: Josh Simpson – Hampden-Sydney
Running Back: Zak Thornton – Randolph-Macon
All-Purpose Back: Stuart Sitterson – Washington & Lee
Wide Receiver: Joe Joyner – Guilford
Wide Receiver: Drew Smith – Hampden-Sydney
Tight End: Josh Baumgartner – Hampden-Sydney
Offensive Line: Josh Clawson – Emory & Henry
Offensive Line: Anthony Cotton – Bridgewater
Offensive Line: Eric Crawford – Randolph-Macon
Offensive Line: Eric Mendel – Hampden-Sydney
Offensive Line: Alex Skotnicki – Washington & Lee
Kicker: Luke Hawk – Emory & Henry

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
Defensive Line: Matt Baldwin – Emory & Henry
Defensive Line: Travis Gantt – Bridgewater
Defensive Line: Tom Matteo – Washington & Lee
Defensive Line: Nate Shook – Randolph-Macon
Linebacker: Anthony DelBorrell – Catholic
Linebacker: Bryant Fulk – Washington & Lee
Linebacker: Evin O'Sullivan – Emory & Henry
Defensive Back: Kyle Luby – Washington & Lee
Defensive Back: Nick Olivero – Catholic
Defensive Back: Mark Snoddy – Washington & Lee
Defensive Back: Kyle Wiggins – Randolph-Macon
Punter: Scott Ruebush – Bridgewater

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
Quarterback: Corey Sedlar – Hampden-Sydney
Running Back: Matt Gillespie – Emory & Henry
Running Back: Phillip Carter – Bridgewater
All-Purpose Back: Alex Ramirez – Randolph-Macon
Wide Receiver: Brandon Copeland - Bridgewater
Wide Receiver: Jack Martin – Washington & Lee
Tight End: Stuart May – Randolph-Macon
Offensive Line: Brad Davis – Guilford
Offensive Line: Brian Gay – Hampden-Sydney
Offensive Line: Greg Kurkis – Washington & Lee
Offensive Line: Blake Underwood – Guilford
Offensive Line: Kevin Wagner – Randolph-Macon

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
Defensive Line: Michael Jackson – Bridgewater
Defensive Line: Ray Johnson – Randolph-Macon
Defensive Line: Dustin Rexrode – Emory & Henry
Defensive Line: Mike Six – Guilford
Linebacker: Kyle Booker – Hampden-Sydney
Linebacker: Chris Collins – Randolph-Macon
Linebacker: Kyle Harvey – Washington & Lee
Defensive Back: Earl Chaptman - Bridgewater
Defensive Back: Joey Daniels – Emory & Henry
Defensive Back: Eric Dardozzi – Randolph-Macon
Defensive Back: Damien Ward – Bridgewater
Punter: T.C. Stevens – Hampden-Sydney

HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE
Michael Brooks – Wide Receiver, Hampden-Sydney
Daniel Felezzola – Offensive Line, Washington & Lee
Jeff Highfill – Quarterback, Bridgewater
Chris Mickno – Offensive Line, Emory & Henry
Hagen Miller – Wide Receiver, Guilford
Michael Norrett – Offensive Line, Randolph-Macon
Keith Ricca – Quarterback, Catholic

HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE
Scott Ahonen – Defensive Back, Randolph-Macon
Markas Brunson – Linebacker, Guilford
Jimmy Gift – Defensive Back, Washington & Lee
Bill Gross – Linebacker, Catholic
Mark Henson – Linebacker, Hampden-Sydney
Alex Wilkens – Safety, Bridgewater
Kevin Worley – Linebacker, Emory & Henry

Offensive Player of the Year: Drew Smith, WR, HSC
Defensive Player of the Year: Kyle Luby, DB, WLU
Freshman of the Year: Greg Kurkis, OL, WLU
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Jeff Highfill, QB, BC
Coach of the Year: Marty Favret, HSC

POY should be Drew Smith...in my opinion.

Quote from: Matt Barnhart (kid) on November 10, 2007, 11:41:23 PM

Quote from: muchacho on November 10, 2007, 10:05:45 PM
Congrats to BC on their win today. Their MVP was Scott Ruebush. Seven punts and each one was placed inside the 20. I can't remember seeing a game like that from a punter. [...]

Agreed! He was unbelievable. What a way to go out (he's a senior). Seven punts, an average of 44.1, and like you said, all seven inside the 20. And he booted the second-longest punt in school history (68 yards).

Agreed again....unbelievable punter!

Hey TheEHC52, remember this post you made???

"Catholic at Open - Ricca still throws five picks in the off-week.  Only two are returned for TDs though.  I kid, I kid."

Bet you wish he was your qb yesterday, huh!

E&H qbs threw as many passes to Nick Olivero (3 INTs) as they threw to any of their receivers (E&H threw 5 INTs in 22 attempts.)

P.S. Hope you didn't injure yourself leaping off the Coach Montgomery bandwagon, wonder if he'll welcome you into anymore film studies? I kid. I kid.

Congratulations to all the ODAC winners. Congratulations to CUA on a great comeback.  3 TDS in 11:00 minutes after being down 27-7....wow!

I saw where Volgeback suffered a concussion at end of last weeks game.  Will he be playing this week?  Next week?

Is Gettysburg scrimmaging Shenandoah? Where? When?

Anyone know if Shenandoah and Gettysburg are scrimmaging again this year? If so, where and when?

11 of the 12 players mentioned are all-league caliber players...the other is a senior qb who competed 4 passes last year as a backup...that has to make W&L third...the other two are darn close...GC has the best passing game, BC the best rushing game...I'll go 1)BC  2) GC  3) W&L

Can OWU go into the Wabash game undefeated? The Bishops open with Franklin (no winning seasons in last 7), Catholic (5 straight losing seasons) and Bethany (3 straight 1-9 seasons).Not exactly murderer's row.

Is this the year BC is dethroned? I want to say yes, with the loss of Colbert,Washington,Awkward,the starting qb,the offensive line , the te's, most of the secondary, the kicker,etc. But the Eagles are still the team to beat. Highfill took over late last year and will be a star. Young may be the best back in the league, and Matthews returns. The wr's will be as fast as ever (Copeland, Warring, etc.). Craig Smith will be a beast. The o-line and d-backs are the big question marks. Weaknesses there make BC ripe to be knocked off. But by who? HSC didn't do it with Ricca and should drop off. W&L loses a lot on d and must find a qb. Guilford can score, but can't stop anybody - much less Bridgewater. Catholic lost their best offensive player and best defensive player and have to go through another coaching change. R-M seems to be recruiting well but not winning games. E&H was terrible and doesn't figure to improve much. My early prediction is that a good but not great Eagle team goes 8-2 or 9-1 and wins the ODAC. Again.