Sunday, November 30, 2008

Week 4 Results

Tigers Surge Past Gamecocks
Lee to Outlaw Connection Key In Victory

#1 LSU - 56
#21 South Carolina - 10
Player of the Game:
Bo Outlaw (RB/WR) - 6 receptions, 84 rec. yards, 3 TD receptions
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Clemson Barely Beats Eagles By 112!
Spiller Unstoppable In Dynasty Record-Breaking Victory

#2 Clemson - 112
Boston College - 0
Player of the Game:
CJ Spiller (RB) - 10 total TDs; 17 carries, 120 yards, 6 rushing TDs; 15 receptions, 163 yards, 3 TD receptions; 1 Punt return TD
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Gators Chomp on Vols
SEC Season Starts With A Bang For Florida

#7 Florida - 59
#23 Tennessee - 17
Player of the Game:
Cameron Newton (QB) - 17/21, 300 yards, 3 TDs

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Hokies Fall in Overtime Thriller
Hokies Interim Coach (the cpu) Fails Team in ccut's Absence
#13 Virginia Tech - 31
#8 West Virginia - 34 in Overtime

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Dawgs Roll Over Wildcats
Stafford, Moreno Key To Big SEC Win

Georgia - 59
Kentucky - 10
Player of the Game:
Matthew Stafford (QB) - 25/32 passing, 312 yards, 4 TDs
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Rebels Hold On Late For Key Win Over Auburn
One SEC Win Down, Arkansas Next For Ole Miss

Ole Miss - 31
Auburn - 28
Player of the Game:
Jevan Snead (QB) - 27/41 passing, 444 yards, 3 TDs
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Heisman Watch
1. Cj Spiller (RB, Clemson)
2. Trindon Holliday (RB, LSU)
3. Preston Parker (WR, FSU)
4. Jarrett Lee (QB, LSU)
5. Charles Butler (RB, VA Tech)

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Week 3 Results

100! Tigers Reach The Century Mark Against Helpless Bulldogs
Miss. State Needed Way More Cowbell In Rout
#1 LSU - 100
Miss. State - 14
Co-Players of the Game:
Jarrett Lee (QB) - 32/37 passing, 494 yards, 9 TDs, O INTs
Trindon Holliday - 3 carries, 31 rushing yards, 1 TD; 9 receptions, 159 rec. yards, 5 TD receptions; 271 Punt Renturn Yards on 6 returns (45 yd avg.), 2 punt return TDs
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Tigers Coast To Victory Over Terps
utvol27 Insists Tigers Have Room For Improvement

#3 Clemson - 52
Maryland - 14
Player of the Game:
CJ Spiller (RB) - 21 carries, 58 yards, 2 rushing TDs; 9 receptions, 183 yards, 1 TD reception
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Gators Upset #2 Buckeyes
Florida Looks To Climb Back Into Top 10

#11 Florida - 56
#2 Ohio State - 17
Player of the Game:
Percy Harvin (WR) - 10 carries, 169 rushing yards, 2 rushing TDs; 2 receptions, 45 yards, 2 TD receptions
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Dawgs Balanced Attack Upsets Cocks
Senior QB Stafford Leads Georgia To First Win of Season

Georgia - 41
#13 South Carolina - 28
Player of the Game:
Matthew Stafford (QB) - 18/27 passing, 237 yards, 4 TDs
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Barely Denied! Rebels Get Axed By Trojans
Bid For Major Upset Falls 3 Points Short

Ole Miss - 25
#4 Southern CAL - 28
Player of the Game: N/A
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Seminoles Pound Eagles For First Win Of Season 2
FSU Offense Comes Out In A Big Way

Florida State - 84
Boston College - 21
Co-Players of the Game:
Preston Parker (WR/QB) - 16 receptions, 406 yards, 7 TD receptions; 15 carries, 120 yards, 2 rushing TDs; 11/16 passing, 133 yards

Christian Ponder (QB) - 31/41 passing, 680 yards, 9 TD passes

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Hokies Back On Track
Rout Of Yellow Jackets Make Hokies 2009 Georgia State Champs!

#15 Virginia Tech - 56
Georgia Tech - 23
Player of the Game:
Coming Soon
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Sigh of Relief For StuBucksman, Canes
Coach "Wet Himself" Before Cavs Missed Game Winning FG Attempt

Miami - 21
Virginia - 19
Player of the Game:
Graig Cooper (RB) - 22 carries, 115 yards, 2 rushing TDs; 4 receptions, 48 yards, 1 TD reception
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Heisman Watch
1. Trindon Holliday (WR/RB, LSU)
2. CJ Spiller (RB, Clemson)
3. Charles Butler (RB/QB, VA Tech)
4. Preston Parker (WR/QB, FSU)
5. Lennon Creer (RB, Tennessee)

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

And The Winner Is...

I'm please to announce that BRUT Cologne (aka "Splash On Lotion) has won the vote and is the official title sponsor of Season 2 of the RUTS Dynasty. I'm sure each of us have enjoyed the thrill and aromatic sensation of splashing on a dab of BRUT...be it in 6th grade before the school dance or first thing in the morning after waking up too late to takle a shower. BRUT is really the essence of what the RUTS Dynasty is all about! I expect all league players to be drenched in it for each and every dynasty game! And be on the lookout for a change in the Dynasty Blog Logo!



Schrute Farms was out voted by 1 vote, so the great folks at Schrute Farms, Dwight and Mose Schrute, have accepted our offer to be the official sponsor of the BMOC (Big Man On Campus) Award this season. How lucky are we!!??

Monday, November 24, 2008

Week 2 Results

Tigers Pull Away From Hokies
Stifling Defense & Efficient QB Play Lead LSU

#1 LSU - 50
#11 Virginia Tech - 8
Player of the Game:
Jarrett Lee (QB) - 13/16 passing, 339 passing yards, 5 TDs
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Tigers Pounce On The Bulldogs
Clemson Moves to 2-0, Ready For Another Title Run

#3 Clemson - 59
#25 Georgia - 20
Player of the Game:
CJ Spiller (RB) - 8 receptions, 155 yards; 17 carries, 56 yards; 5 Total TDs
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Gators Edge Canes in Sunshine State Battle
#12 Florida - 44
Miami - 22
Player of the Game:
Percy Harvin (WR) - 8 receptions, 87 yards, 2 TDs

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#17 Florida State - 21
Ole Miss - 34
Player of the Game:
Demareo Marr (DB) - 1 Interception, 96 yard return for TD
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Heisman Watch
1. Trindon Holliday (RB/WR, LSU)
2. Percy Harvin (WR, Florida)
3. Preston Parker (WR, FSU)
4. CJ Spiller (RB, Clemson)
5. Terrance Tolliver (WR, LSU)

Saturday, November 22, 2008

He Was Just Trying To Study More

Florida quarterback Cameron Newton was arrested Friday and charged with stealing another student's laptop computer.

Newton was suspended from the team, spokesman Steve McClain said, and was being held in the Alachua County jail in Gainesville. He has been charged with felony counts of burglary, larceny and obstructing justice.

According to the University Police Department, Newton stole the laptop worth $1,700 and threw it out his dormitory window Friday when officers arrived to investigate the theft.

A student reported the computer stolen Oct. 16, according to the police report, and an investigation linked the laptop to Newton five days later when he allegedly used the machine to access the school's network. The school identified the user name as "cnewton," police said.

University police went to Newton's dorm Friday, were invited inside and noticed the laptop on Newton's desk. Officers left the room to confirm that the computer matched the serial code of the laptop reported stolen, according to the report. When they returned, it was gone.

According to police, the laptop had been painted black on the top and had "Cam Newton" written on the top in white paint. Officers found the computer behind a trash bin outside the dorm and learned that "Mr. Newton threw the computer out of his bedroom window," the report said.

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Week 2 Preview

#11 Virginia Tech @ #1 LSU
Hokies, Star Freshman, Ready For Death Valley (??)

Season 1 Results ~ Did Not Play

The Virginia Tech Hokies travel to Baton Rouge with one thing on their minds...upsetting the #1 team in the nation. Both the Hokies and the Bayou Bengals are coming off impressive 35 point victories in their respective season openers. Both teams also feature extraordinary stars - LSU with RB/WR Heisman front-runner Trindon Holliday and VA Tech with freshman sensation RB/QB Charles Butler. Holliday smirked this week when asked about Butler coming into Death Valley to steal the show. "We'll see," said Holliday. "What's his name again?"

Holliday: "Who is Charles Butler"

Butler, who is off-limits to the media as a true freshman said through his agent, I mean, team spokesman..."I'm Charles Butler, hear me roar."

The Hokies face an uphill battle. Not only are they playing in the 2nd most hostile stadium in college football, but they must contend with a ferocious Tiger defense that allowed only 2 first downs last week against Florida State, while piling up 503 yards of total offense with an aerial and ground assault. ESPN College Gameday is live on the scene. A victory by the Hokies will plant them smack dab in the middle of the national title race, while an LSU victory will solidify their spot atop of the college football landscape.
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#12 Florida @ Miami
Gators & Canes Look For Redemption in Week 2

Season 1 Results ~ Florida 31, South Carolina 29 (Stubucksman was on SC's staff in season 1)

"Week 1 for us was a tropical storm," said Miami Coach StuBucksman. "Week 2 will be a class 5 hurricane."



And so starts the smack talk between two of college football's biggest in-state rivals. Both teams enter the game with 0-1 records, but can right the ship with a big win this week. New Florida Qb Cameron Newton performed admirably against Clemson last week in his first start as a Gator, and Florida has speed, speed, and more speed all over the field.

Florida Celebrates in Season 1 Win Against Miami

Miami ran the option offense in week 1 but StuBucksman has indicated a change may be in store for the Gators. "We've really been executing our fake punt offense well in practice...I think that's our future on offense right now." The winner of this game will need to take care of the football, control the line of scrimmage and clock, and score more points than the other team. It's that simple.
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#3 Clemson @ #25 Georgia
Clemson Looks To Continue Its "Reloading" Season In Athens

Season 1 Results ~ Clemson 42, UGA 10

The Clemson Tigers ride into Athens this week to face the Bulldogs. Clemson, who faced its toughest test in its RUTS Dynasty history last week against Florida, looks to move to 2-0 on the season, while the Dawgs look to rebound after a crushing defeat against Virginia Tech, in which they gave up 70 points to the Hokies. Although Clemson lost a lot of proven talent from its offensive roster this season, Georgia's defense will have to play lights-out to slow down CJ Spiller in the backfield.
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Ole Miss @ #17 Florida State
Rebels Rising, While Noles Look To Parker To Spark Offense

Season 1 Results ~ Did Not Play

Ole Miss got its RUTS dynasty season off to a rousing start last week by defeating Miami in a minor upset. QB Jevan Snead and WR Marshay Green provided just enough offense to squeak by the Canes. The Seminoles, who last season rode its offense to a 10 win season, find themselves searching for an identity on offense, and hope to avoid an 0-2 start to this season. Look for the Noles to turn to do-it-all playmaker Preston Parker to give the team a needed lift this week. An Ole Miss win would move them to 2-0 before next week's battle against Southern Cal. More importantly, a Rebel win would likely lead to a 7-0 start the season, as the next 5 games are against cpu teams, before a brutal final stretch of the season.

Week 1 Results

Tigers Offense Too Much For 'Noles
LSU Racks Up 500+ yards of Total Offense in Opener, Noles Held to 2 First Downs

#1 LSU - 56
#10 Florida State - 21
Player of the Game:
Trindon Holliday (RB/WR) - 20 carries, 175 yards, 4 rushing TDs; 5 receptions, 36 rec. yards
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Clemson Comeback! Tigers Rally Against Gators
Season-Opening Showdown Lives Up To The Hype

#3 Clemson - 32
#6 Florida - 22
Player of the Game:
CJ Spiller (RB) - 10 carries, 36 yards, 1 rushing TD; 6 receptions, 99 yards, 1 TD reception

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Hokies Make A Statement Against Bulldogs
Freshman Phenom Butler Gives Offense Fire Power

#13 Virginia Tech - 70
#18 Georgia - 35
Player of the Game:
Charles Butler (RB/QB) - 10/10 passing, 114 yards, 3 TD passes; 19 carries, 157 yards rushing, 3 rushing TDs; 5 receptions, 111 yards, 2 TD receptions
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Rebels Second-Half Surge Calms Hurricanes
Key Fumble Return For TD Changed Momentum For Ole Miss

Miami - 17
Ole Miss - 24
Player of the Game:
Marshay Green (WR) - 4 receptions, 99 yards, 1 TD reception
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Heisman Watch
1. Trindon Holliday (RB/WR, LSU)
2. Percy Harvin (WR, Florida)
3. Preston Parker (WR, Florida State)
4. Charles Butler (RB/QB, Virginia Tech)
5. Knowshon Moreno (RB, Georgia)

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Haag Named "Head Coach In-Waiting" at LSU

Following the trend of other NCAA schools, the LSU Tigers have named Noah Haag (ps3 screen name to be determined) as their "Head Coach In-Waiting." Haag will assume head coaching responsibilities upon UTVOL54's retirement in the year 2029, making him the youngest head coach in college football history.

Father/Son Team Up To Scout LSU's next opponent, the Virginia Tech Hokies

Monday, November 17, 2008

Week 1 Preview ~ Season Kicks Off With A Bang



Season 2 is here, and it's getting kicked off in style. Week 1 features a slew of huge ACC/SEC match ups that could shape the course of each team's season. Everybody has a clean slate and an 0-0 record, and several story lines make this week intriguing.
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#6 Florida @ #3 Clemson
Season 1 Results ~ Did Not Play
The Gators head to Clemson to face the defending national champions. Both teams have their share of uncertainty heading into the season, but each return speed and talent all over the field. Can Florida's Cameron Newton manage the game and effectively replace Tim Tebow at QB? Can the Tigers' Willie Korn step in at QB and lead Clemson to another title, like Cullen Harper did last season? Will CJ Spiller replace Heisman Trophy winner James Davis as the Tigers'dynamic playmaker? Will young players on the Gators defense step in to fill the voids of out-going All-Americans Brandon Spikes and Wondy Pierre Louis?
The strengths of each team (Clemson's defense/Florida's offense) go head-to-head and will likely determine the winner of this game. Clemson, playing at home, will need to pressure Newton, contain Gator playmaker Percy Harvin, and create turnovers to win this potential "Instant Classic."
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#10 Florida State @ #1 LSU
Season 1 Results ~ LSU 28, FSU 21
The Seminoles make their way to Death Valley for a rematch from week 3 of last season. In one of the best games of season 1, LSU forced a late interception to fend off the Noles and held on for a 28-21 victory. History is on the Seminoles side in this one. Florida State opened up last season with a dominating victory over #1 Georgia in Athens, so they will not be intimidated by playing the top-ranked Tigers in Baton Rouge. The Seminoles will rely on do-it-all playmaker Preston Parker to provide enough offensive firepower to upset the Tigers. LSU returns almost every offensive starter from a team that finished #2 last year, and for the first time in a while, might have to rely on its offense, rather than its typically stingy defense to win early season games. LSU's pre-season All-Americans Jarrett Lee, Trindon Holliday, and Keiland Williams will have an uphill battle facing Florida State's fast and vicious defense, rated an A+ on the game. This one will likely come down to the final few minutes.
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#18 Georgia @ #13 Virginia Tech
Season 1 Results ~ Did Not Play

The Bulldogs travel to Blacksburg with a renewed confidence and swagger after finishing last season with a 4 game winning streak and a spot back in the Top 25 poll. Georgia started off slow last season after being ranked #1 to start the season, but the emergence of dynamic RB Knowshon Moreno and the effecient passing of Matthew Stafford lead the Bulldogs to a winning record by season's end. The Hokies enter season 2 with veteran QB Tyrod Taylor looking to command a balance offensive attack with RB Kenny Lewis and TE Sam Wheeler returning for another season. This game will be decided by the Hokies' success in stopping the Georgia clock-eating, running attack and whether or not Stafford can manage the game without forcing balls into coverage. The winner of this game gains confidence and momentum heading into week 2 of the season.
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Miami @ Ole Miss
Season 1 Results ~ Did Not Play
Although the Rebels and the Hurricanes both enter the season un-ranked, this matchup could be the most anticipated game of the week. No one knows what to expect out of either team, both being lead by new coaches this season. New Miami Coach StuBucksman has flirted with the idea of bringing the wing-T/wishbone offense to South Beach, but has also mentioned running the spread. He could be just playing mind games with the media (and the Rebels) at this point. StuBucksman, offensive coordinator on Steve Spurrier's South Carolina staff last season, has made it clear that he intends to "haze," "punish," and "indoctrinate" the "Noob" (Rebels Coach Hank9481) into the R.U.T.S. dynasty. Hank9481 also took notice of the insulting comments made by StuBucksman last week regarding Hank's placement of his email reply messages within the body/text of league emails. "It's so annoying," said StuBucksman. So there you have it...a war of words between two teams. But this battle will be decided on the field/tv screen. Can Stu lead the Canes back to national respect and prominance? Can Hank get the Rebs off to a good start in what could be a banner year for the Rebels?

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Season 2 Media Guide/Coaches Photos

To accomodate all of the dynasty fans out there, we present the season 2 media guide and official coaches photos:

Georgia Bulldogs Coach zeejaydee starts his tailback's Heisman Trophy campaign


Florida Gators Coach robtheblob51 (he's the masked man b/c no photo was available)


Ole Miss Rebels Coach hank9481 distracted by the Ole Miss girls in the student section


LSU Tigers Coach UTVOL54 gets all carried away leading the Tigers onto the field


VA Tech Hokies Coach ccut practicing special teams with his squad


Florida State Coach CJohnChavis, the eldest member of the dynasty, gives a former team a post-game pep talk.


Clemson Tigers Coach utvol27 poses with the Chick Fil-a bowl mascot...where Clemson really belongs!


Miami Hurricanes coach StuBucksman vows to wear "Sebastian The Ibis" mascot suit until team loses

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Rumors Abound About Miami's Alleged Recruiting Violations

This week's cover of Sports Illustrated says it all.
Anonymous sources wearing Clemson orange, Hokie maroon, and Seminole garnet submitted the following photos to Commissioner Haag this week. New Miami Coach Adam James Nuney, Esquire had no comment. But Commissioner Haag's office stated that Miami will not be punished if Coach Nunley provides Haag with autographed jersies of the players below (Sapp, Irvin, and Kosar). While Miami is currently a ways down the list of recruiting rankings, they lead the nation in this important category.

Former Hurricane star Michael Irvin giving a motivational speech at a local high school

Former Hurricane Warren Sapp enjoying a Friday night football game with a prospect


Former Hurricane QB Bernie Kosar poses with Miami's newest long snapper and holder recruits

Coach Nunley celebrates a big win with a new Miami player

Sapp and Coach Nunley rest and relax between recruiting visits with a Salsa and Mambo lesson

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Off-Season Headlines

Miami Hires Nunley Away From South Carolina
Despite Rumors & Photo, Spurrier Will Stay At Carolina

New coach vows to return Hurricanes to prominance with youth, speed, and the Wing-T Offense!

Nunley Introduced As Miami's New Head Coach


Spurrier and Nunley Party at Nunley's New Casa On South Beach

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Gators Sacked By NFL Draft
Losing Key Juniors Hurts, But Harvin & Company Vow Return To Glory


Wondy Pierre Louis (CB) – Turned Pro
Brandon Spikes (LB) – Turned Pro
Tim Tebow (QB) – Turned Pro
Dorian Munroe (FS) – Turned Pro
Terron Sanders (DT) – Transferred to Troy

Percy Harvin Muscles Intimidate In Off-Season Workouts


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Colonel Reb, Co-Eds, Tailgating at The Grove Attract New Coach To Ole Miss
Hotty Toddy! Rebels Look To Take The SEC By Storm

Monday, November 10, 2008

Clemson Wins Season 1 National Championship!



Congratulations to the Clemson Tigers ~ 2008 National Champions!

Here is the final BCS Poll from Season 1:
#1 Clemson (14-0)
#2 LSU (12-2)
#5 Florida (13-1)
#13 South Carolina (10-3)
#14 Virginia Tech (10-4)
#18 Florida State (10-3)
Georgia (7-6)

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Bowl Schedule/Results


#1 Clemson - 51
#2 Missouri - 14




#3 LSU - 42
#8 Oklahoma - 14




#6 Florida - 77
#12 BYU - 3




#17 South Carolina - 31
#10 Penn State - 24




#23 Virginia Tech - 28
#15 Pittsburgh - 12




#21 Florida State - 91
Ole Miss - 28




Georgia - 37
Duke - 10