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Georgia Tech: Year in Review - Week 4

01/03/2010

Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina
Result: Win 24-7
Record: 3-1 (2-1)
Ranking: 25/NR (AP/Coaches)
YouTube: Highlights
ESPN360: Watch Game

Box:

	1	2	3	4	Final
UNC	0	0	0	7	7
GT	7	3	0	14	24

Key Stats:

Rushing: GT - 17 yards, UNC - 17 yards
Turnovers: GT - 0, UNC - 3
3rd Down: GT - 10/19, UNC - 1/11

Key Plays:

2nd quarter: A bad snap leads to a North Carolina turnover and great field position for the Yellow Jackets.
3rd quarter: After forcing a Tech punt, UNC throws an interception on first down giving the ball right back to GT, who takes it in for a TD a couple plays later.

Summary:
This was Georgia Tech's best defensive effort of the year. They held North Carolina to just 17 rushing yards and 154 yards overall. If not for a late 40-yard TD pass, North Carolina wouldn't have scored. GT also forced 3 turnovers and turned them into 10 points.

This game was also not as close as the final score indicated. Georgia Tech held the ball for over 42 minutes and consistently drove the ball deep into UNC territory. If it weren't for 2 missed field goals and some questionable clock management at the end of the first half (running up the middle with no timeouts = bad idea), then the it would have been even more lopsided.

2010 Iowa Football Roster

01/01/2010

#	Name	Ht.	Wt.	Pos.	Yr.	Hometown
1	Justin Greiner	5-10	185	DB	SR	Washington, IA (Washington)
1	Daniel Murray	5-10	185	PK	SR	Iowa City, IA (Regina HS)
2	Greg Castillo	5-11	180	DB	SO	Mount Laurel, NJ (St. Joseph's Prep (PA))
2	James Hurt	6-1	200	WR	SO	Keokuk, IA (Keokuk HS)
3	Jason White	5-10	205	DB	SO	Davenport, IA (North HS)
4	Jordan Bernstine	5-11	205	DB	JR	Des Moines, IA (Lincoln)
4	Wyatt Suess	6-2	200	QB	RS FR	Cedar Rapids, IA (Washington HS)
5	Ryan Donahue	6-3	190	P	SR	Evergreen Park, IL (St. Rita HS)
6	Keenan Davis	6-3	215	WR	SO	Cedar Rapids, IA (Washington)
6	Eric Guthrie	6-6	245	P	JR	Nevada, IA (Nevada)
7	Marvin McNutt	6-4	215	WR	JR	St. Louis, MO (Hazelwood Central)
8	Trent Mossbrucker	6-0	204	PK	SO	Mooresville, IN (Mooresville HS)
8	Don Shumpert	6-3	185	WR	FR	St. Louis, MO (Hazelwood East)
9	Tyler Sash	6-1	210	DB	JR	Oskaloosa, IA (Oskaloosa HS)
9	Jonny Mullings	6-3	210	P	FR	Canberra, Australia (Ottumwa, IA HS)
10	William Lowe	5-10	172	DB	JR	Cleveland, OH (Glenville)
11	Don Nordmann	6-6	211	WR	SR	Hopkinton, IA (Maquoketa Valley)
11	Austin Vier	6-7	228	TE	FR	Huxley, IA (Ballard)
12	Ricky Stanzi	6-4	230	QB	SR	Mentor, OH (Lake Catholic HS)
12	Kyle Steinbrecher	6-2	201	WR	JR	Davenport, IA (Assumption HS)
13	Tom Donatell	6-2	205	DB	JR	Atlanta, GA (Peachtree Ridge HS)
14	John Wienke	6-5	220	QB	SO	Tuscola, IL (Tuscola HS)
15	Derrell Johnson-Koulianos	6-1	200	WR	SR	Campbell, OH (Cardinal Mooney HS)
16	Collin Sleeper	6-2	200	DB	SO	Solon, IA (Solon HS)
16	James Vandenberg	6-3	212	QB	SO	Keokuk, IA (Keokuk HS)
17	A.J. Derby	6-4	225	QB	FR	Iowa City, IA (Iowa City High)
18	Micah Hyde	6-1	185	CB	SO	Fostoria, OH (Fostoria HS)
19	B.J. Lowery	5-11	180	DB	FR	Cincinnati, OH (Hughes)
20	Christian Kirksey	6-2	195	LB	FR	St. Louis, MO (Hazelwood East)
21	Nick Kuchel	5-11	195	WR	SR	Kingsley, IA (Kingsley-Pierson HS)
22	Colin Sandeman	6-1	200	WR	SR	Bettendorf, IA (Bettendorf HS)
23	Jordan Cotton	6-1	185	WR	RS FR	Mount Pleasant, IA (Mount Pleasant HS)
25	Paki O'Meara	5-11	211	RB	SR	Cedar Rapids, IA (Washington HS)
26	Paul Chaney, Jr.	5-9	170	WR	SR	St. Louis, MO (University HS)
27	Jewel Hampton	5-9	210	RB	SO	Indianapolis, IN (Warren Central)
28	Shaun Prater	5-11	180	DB	JR	Omaha, NE (Central)
29	Nick Nielsen	6-3	210	DB	SO	Humboldt, IA (Humboldt)
30	Brett Greenwood	6-0	200	DB	SR	Bettendorf, IA (Pleasant Valley HS)
30	De'Andre Johnson	5-8	210	RB	FR	Miami, FL (Monsignor Pace)
31	Anthony Hitchens	6-1	200	DB	FR	Lorain, OH (Clearview)
32	Adam Robinson	5-9	205	RB	SO	Des Moines, IA (Lincoln HS)
33	Jeff Tarpinian	6-3	238	LB	SR	Omaha, NE (Millard North HS)
34	Marcus Coker	6-0	230	RB	FR	Beltsville, MD (DeMatha Catholic)
35	Martin Hopkins	6-3	250	DL	RS FR	Chicago, IL (St. Rita)
36	Brett Morse	6-3	238	FB	SR	Willowbrook, IL (Hinsdale Central HS)
37	Shane DiBona	6-2	230	LB	RS FR	Duxbury, MA (Duxbury HS)
38	Brad Rogers	5-10	215	RB	RS FR	Toledo, OH (Central Catholic)
39	Brad Herman	6-5	247	TE	JR	Metamora, IL (Metamora HS)
40	Jack Swanson	5-11	200	DB	SO	Naples, FL (Naples HS)
41	Jacob Reisen	6-2	231	FB	RS FR	Iowa City, IA (Regina HS)
42	Jeremiha Hunter	6-2	235	LB	SR	York, PA (Harrisburg Science & Technology HS)
43	Jim Poggi	6-2	212	LB	FR	Towson, MD (Gilman School)
44	James Morris	6-2	215	LB	FR	Solon, IA (Solon)
45	Tyler Nielsen	6-4	235	LB	JR	Humboldt, IA (Humboldt)
46	Christian Ballard	6-5	297	DL	SR	Lawrence, KS (Lawrence Free State)
48	Troy Johnson	6-2	235	LB	SR	Lakeland, FL (Lakeland HS)
49	Tanner Miller	6-2	195	DB	FR	Kalona, IA (Mid-Prairie)
50	Lance Tillison	6-2	215	LB	JR	Seffner, FL (Armwood HS)
50	Drew Clark	6-4	288	OL	RS FR	Marion, IA (Marion HS)
51	Terrance Pryor	6-1	215	LB	SO	South Holland, IL (Thornwood HS)
53	James Ferentz	6-2	275	OL	SO	Iowa City, IA (City HS)
54	Steve Bigach	6-3	272	DL	SO	Cleveland, OH (St. Ignatius)
54	Marcus Kloos	6-0	225	LB	RS FR	Iowa City, IA (Regina)
55	Anthony Ferguson, Jr.	6-3	280	DL	FR	Baltimore, MD (Gilman School)
56	Markus Zusevics	6-5	295	OL	JR	Arlington Heights, IL (Prospect)
57	Bruce Davis	6-0	232	LB	JR	Cleveland, OH (Glenville)
58	Lebron Daniel	6-2	250	DL	JR	Cleveland, OH (Glenville)
59	Conor Boffeli	6-5	285	OL	RS FR	West Des Moines, IA (Valley)
60	Matt Tobin	6-6	285	OL	SO	Dyersville, IA (Beckman HS)
61	Casey Kreiter	6-3	250	DL	RS FR	DeWitt, IA (Central)
63	Julian Vandervelde	6-3	300	OL	SR	Davenport, IA (Central HS)
65	Andrew Schulze	6-6	255	LS	SR	Woodridge, IL (Downers Grove South HS)
65	Cameron Olson	6-1	232	LB	SO	Radcliffe, IA (South Hamilton HS)
66	Casey McMillan	6-4	305	OL	SO	Billings, MT (Central Catholic)
67	Josh Koeppel	6-2	273	OL	SR	Iowa City, IA (City HS)
68	Brandon Scherff	6-5	310	OL	FR	Denison, IA (Denison)
69	Kyle Haganman	6-5	285	OL	SR	Osage, IA (Osage HS)
69	Charlie Knipper	6-4	230	LS	RS FR	Whitefish Bay, WI (Whitefish Bay)
70	Brett Van Sloten	6-7	290	OL	RS FR	Decorah, IA (Decorah HS)
71	Carl Davis	6-5	295	DL	FR	Detroit, MI (Stevenson)
72	Woody Orne	6-5	295	OL	JR	Fairfield, IA
73	Adam Gettis	6-4	280	OL	JR	Frankfort, IL (Lincoln Way East)
74	Donavan Johnson	6-3	265	DL	FR	Arlington, TX (Martin)
75	Scott Covert	6-2	245	DL	RS FR	Lake Forest, IL (Lake Forest HS)
76	Nolan MacMillan	6-6	288	OL	RS FR	Toronto, Ontario (The Hun School - NJ)
77	Riley Reiff	6-6	300	OL	SO	Parkston, SD (Parkston HS)
78	Andrew Donnal	6-7	285	OL	FR	Monclova, OH (Anthony Wayne)
79	Dominic Alvis	6-4	240	DL	RS FR	Logan, IA (Logan-Magnolia)
80	Dakota Getz	6-4	230	TE	RS FR	Macon, IL (Meridian)
82	Allen Reisner	6-3	248	TE	SR	Marion, IA (Marion)
83	Steven Staggs	6-3	195	WR	SO	Oksaloosa, IA (Oksaloosa)
84	Ben Evans	6-0	178	WR	SR	Iowa City, IA (City HS)
85	Zach Derby	6-3	235	TE	SO	Iowa City, IA (Iowa City HS)
86	C.J. Fiedorowicz	6-7	250	TE	FR	Johnsburg, IL (Johnsburg)
87	Zach Furlong	6-5	248	TE	JR	Xenia, OH (Xenia)
87	Thomas Nardo	6-3	277	DL	JR	Lancaster, PA (Catholic)
89	Joe Audlehelm	5-8	180	WR	SR	Van Wert, IA (Central Decatur HS)
89	Kevonte Martin-Manley	6-0	190	WR	FR	Pontiac, MI (Brother Rice)
90	Louis Trinca-Pasat	6-3	250	DL	FR	Chicago, IL (Lane Tech)
91	Broderick Binns	6-2	261	DE	JR	St. Paul, MN (Cretin-Derham Hall)
92	Jonathan Gimm	6-3	240	TE	SO	Houston, TX (Westfield)
93	Mike Daniels	6-1	275	DL	JR	Blackwood, NJ (Highland Regional)
94	Adrian Clayborn	6-4	285	DE	SR	St. Louis, MO (Webster Groves HS)
95	Karl Klug	6-4	270	DL	SR	Caledonia, MN (Caledonia HS)
96	Joe Forgy	6-4	255	DL	JR	Dows, IA
96	Mike Meyer	6-2	175	PK	FR	Dubuque, IA (Wahlert)
97	Ross Petersen	6-3	236	LB	SR	Durant, IA (Durant HS)
98	Mike Hardy	6-5	270	DL	FR	Appleton, WI (Kimberly)

2010 Iowa Football Schedule

01/01/2010

Date	Opponent	Time	TV	Result	Record
09/04/10	vs. Eastern Illinois	11:00 AM	BTN	W 37-7	1-0
09/11/10	vs. Iowa State	2:30 PM	ABC&ESPN2	W 35-7	2-0
09/18/10	at Arizona	9:30 PM	ESPN	L 27-34	2-1
09/25/10	vs. Ball State	11:00 AM	BTN	W 45-0	3-1
10/02/10	vs. Penn State	7:05 PM	ESPN	W 24-3	4-1 (1-0)
10/16/10	at Michigan	2:30 PM	ABC	W 38-28	5-1 (2-0)
10/23/10	vs. Wisconsin	2:30 PM	ABC	L 30-31	5-2 (2-1)
10/30/10	vs. Michigan State	2:30 PM	ABC	W 37-6	6-2 (3-1)
11/06/10	at Indiana	11:00 AM	BTN	W 18-13	7-2 (4-1)
11/13/10	at Northwestern	11:00 AM	ESPN/ESPN2	L 17-21	7-3 (4-2)
11/20/10	vs. Ohio State	2:30 PM	ABC	L 17-20	7-4 (4-3)
11/27/10	at Minnesota	2:30 PM	BTN	L 24-27	7-5 (4-4)
12/28/10	vs. Missouri	9:00 PM	ESPN	W 27-24	8-5 (4-4)

Georgia Tech: Year in Review - Week 3

12/29/2009

Georgia Tech at Miami
Result: Loss 17-33
Record: 2-1 (1-1)
Ranking: Not ranked
YouTube: Highlights
ESPN360: Watch Game

Box:

	1	2	3	4	Final
MIA	7	10	16	0	33
GT	3	0	7	7	17

Key Stats:

4th Down: GT - 0/2
Rushing Attempts: GT - 39, MIA - 39
Rushing: GT - 95 yards, MIA - 184 yards
Passing: MIA Jacody Harris - 20 of 25 for 270 yards, 3 TD and 0 INT

Key Plays:

1st quarter: After giving up a field goal on the first drive, Miami's offense responds with a 36-yard pass followed by a 40-yard TD pass from Jacory Harris.
2nd quarter: Georgia Tech misses and 39 yard field goal, and Miami comes back and hits a 34-yarder to make the score 17-3.
3rd quarter: After GT scores a touchdown to put the game 10-24, Miami returns the kickoff 40 yards setting up score that puts the game away.

Summary:
Georgia Tech got absolutely man-handled in this game. Jacory Harris put on a clinic and finished with a QB rating of 210.32. Harris completed 80% of his passes and hit 9 different receivers. Tech was unable to stop Miami's offense all day. Miami only punted 1 time and the only other thing that stopped them was a couple of missed field goals.

Georgia Tech also struggled on offense. The 95 rushing yards was a season low and they only held the ball for 26 minutes. Tech gained 45 yards on the first drive but then only real production came from a couple of long passes to Thomas.

Miami provided a formula to beat Georgia Tech. The first part is to score early and build a lead. With the run, run, run nature of the Yellow Jacket's offense makes it hard for them to come back from large deficits. Also, Miami's domination in time of possession limited GT to just 8 possessions. Miami also got great penetration from the defensive line. Miami had 10 tackles for loss. The negative plays completely kill Georgia Tech's offensive plan and forces them to pass.

Georgia Tech: Year in Review - Week 2

12/29/2009

Georgia Tech vs. Clemson
Result: Win 30-27
Record: 2-0 (1-0)
Ranking: 14/13 (AP/Coaches)
YouTube: Highlights
ESPN360: Watch Game

Box:

	1	2	3	4	Final
CLM	0	7	14	6	27
GT	21	3	0	6	30

Key Stats:

Rushing: GT Anthony Allen - 5 rushes for 127 yards
All Purpose: CLM C.J. Spiller - 234 all purpose yards
Total Offense: GT - 418, CLM - 386

Key Plays:

1st quarter: Tarrant returns a punt 85-yards for a TD. GT up 14-0.
2nd quarter: Down 24-0, C.J. Spiller catches a 63-yard pass on a wheel route to score Clemson's first points.
3rd quarter: On 3rd and 7, Clemson continues its comeback with a 77 yard bomb down the middle of the field to put the score 24-21.
4th quarter: Nesbitt completes a 39 yard pass on 3rd and 11 to Demaryius Thomas with less than 2 minutes to go setting up the game winning field goal.

Summary:
Georgia Tech came out on fire for the second straight week. After trading a couple of quick possessions, Tech rattled off an 82-yard TD run, followed by an 85-yard punt return for a TD, followed by an interception that set up a 3rd TD on a fake field goal (which was illegal)and a 21-0 lead with 3 minutes left in the 1st quarter.

Things then slowed way down for Georgia Tech who struggled on 3rd down all game long (just 3 of 14). This allowed Clemson to rattle off 27 straight points behind a couple of big pass plays and some steady drives resulting in field goals.

With the game on the line though, and trailing by 3, Tech mustered 2 more field goal drives in the 4th quarter. The game winning field goal came with just 1 minute left and the defense held Clemson to 4 straight incomplete passes to end the game and left one Clemson fan disgusted.

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