smackemz

Yes. Secondary does not get a bonus or malus from schemes

Minnesota trades: WR Alex Williams III Pittsburgh trades: 2025 2nd round pick 2026 4th round pick. @Bundy

An information button on the Transfer Portal Team Board would be helpful. Right now you have to flip back and forth

2023 walk-ons should also be able to be cut since they were 0 stars also.

The NBA game results were cleared, but the standings still show the wins/losses from the games that were wiped out. Looks like college bball is good.

On the NBA gameplan page. My 2nd year players are showing as rookies

We chatted on discord and I think we're on the same page, but posting here for visibility. I signed Hales from FA at the trade deadline. I don't think that would count against me in the comp pick formula, it should only include signings made during the offseason FA period. So I think Pittsburgh would get a 4th also for losing Lupo

Username: smackemz Sponsor Name: Big Timber Brewing Bowl to Sponsor (Custom if Applicable): Big Timber Brewing Almost Heaven, West Virginia Bowl Location (if Applicable): Milan Puskar Stadium, Morgantown, WV Team Selection: (Yes or No if Applicable) Yes Media References:

I love the documentation of my negative Nancy attitude lollll

Irving, Texas - The Big 12 conference is excited to announce its award winners and all conference teams for the 2024 season. The selections are voted on by the league's head coaches and respected members of the national media. Ties were broken by an impartial member of the national media. Big 12 Player of the Year - Travis Knebel, Baylor, QB, (Sr) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year - Travis Knebel, Baylor, QB, (Sr) Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year - Ethan Diaz, Colorado, DE, (Sr) Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year - John Waid, Texas Tech, QB, Fr Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year - Carlos Guerrero, Texas Tech, DT, Fr Chuck Neinas Coach of the Year - smackemz, West Virginia, 4th year 2024 All-Big XII First Team Position Name School QB Travis Knebel Baylor RB Cody Casspi Kansas RB Troy Young Utah FB Taylor Hubbard Arizona State WR Kevin Purcell West Virginia WR Chad Dolis West Virginia WR Tyler Prochnow Baylor TE Mike Andrews Oklahoma State TE William Redmond Texas Tech OL Taylor Mortensen Utah OL Frank Valdes-Scantling Kansas State OL Zac Griffin Kansas OL Adam Sherman TCU OL Nikola Bucannon Kansas State DL Ethan Diaz Colorado DL Cody White Arizona State DL Jonathan Killebrew Iowa State DL Steven Edwards Oklahoma State DL Terrence Cumpton Arizona State LB Brad Gonzalez UCF LB Rashaan Sanchez Cincinnati LB Bradley Castillo West Virginia DB Denyi Featherston Texas Tech DB Jermey Cabral Colorado DB Captain Wilson Utah DB Felix Bonaficiao Baylor DB Ryan Robles Utah PK Jeff Rucker Colorado 2024 All-Big XII Second Team Position Name School QB Dzanan Reid West Virgnia RB Glover Evans Texas Tech RB Shareece Hinojosa Baylor FB Adrian Pedersen Baylor WR Denyi Sanders Colorado WR Jake Bolden UCF WR Jacob Belnome Arizona TE Elfred Lynch Houston TE Jojo Glover BYU OL Tristan Swarzak BYU OL Adam Teagarden Houston OL Jaquiski Armstead Baylor OL Vince Baker Arizona OL Chris Watkins Baylor DL Ben Runzler Kansas State DL Larry Hildenberger Utah DL Blaine Barnes Houston DL Dalton Craig BYU DL Aquib Beresbord Oklahoma State LB Luis Jennings Arizona LB Robbie Price Colorado LB Richie Esch Arizona State DB Carl Wheeler West Virginia DB Eric Gaherty Kansas DB Tae Grace Colorado DB Curtis Billingsly TCU DB Chance Johnson Kansas PK Yuli Sabathia Cincinnati 2024 All-Big XII Honorable Mentions (Received a vote/nomination but did not make a team) Position Name School QB Ryder Shipman TCU QB Dewayne Dimick Oklahoma State RB Yoenis Gholston Cincinnati FB Justice Wamsley Kansas State WR Josh Barnes Arizona State WR Josh Coyle Colorado WR Reggie Rivera Texas Tech TE McKay Holder Arizona State OL Geronimo Lewis Houston OL Brandon Moncrief TCU OL Marquez Daniels Iowa State OL David Hager Kansas DL KhaDarel Gonzalez West Virginia DL Carlos Guerrero Texas Tech DL Malik Oberg Texas Tech LB Chandler Lamb BYU LB Mike Davis Arizona State LB Quinn Riley Houston DB Andre Bell West Virginia DB Stephon Leonard Houston

r Dzanan Reid celebrating the Mountaineers' 10th victory over USF Morgantown, West Virginia – In a night that will forever be etched into the annals of West Virginia University football history, the Mountaineers stormed past the University of South Florida, securing a 37-10 victory. This monumental win marks the first time in the program’s storied history that the Mountaineers have reached the coveted 10-win plateau. Under the iron fist, or perhaps more accurately, the inspirational leadership of head coach Smackemz, West Virginia has transformed from a perennial underdog to a budding force to be reckoned with in the BigXII. Tonight’s victory is the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. A major catalyst for the Mountaineers’ success was the stellar performance of quarterback Dzanan Reid. The sophomore signal-caller was on fire, completing 19 of 31 passes for 394 yards and four touchdowns. Reid’s precision and poise in the pocket were on full display as he dissected the South Florida defense with surgical strikes. The Mountaineer faithful erupted in jubilation as the final seconds ticked away, a cathartic release of emotion after years of near-misses and heartbreaking defeats. The stands were a sea of gold and blue, as fans young and old celebrated this historic achievement. Smackemz, ever the stoic leader, addressed the crowd after the game, his voice filled with both pride and humility. “This is a special night for our program, our university, and our state. But this is just the beginning. We’re building something truly special here, and I’m honored to be a part of it.” With Reid at the helm and a strong supporting cast, the future looks incredibly bright for West Virginia football. However, the team will turn their attention to next weekend's selection committee rankings as there is realistic hope for an at large birth in the SIMFBA Playoff. A historic turnaround for the program if they are able to get into the playoff.

Morgantown, WV – Buoyed by a hard-fought victory over Cincinnati, the West Virginia Mountaineers are looking to carry their momentum into a matchup against the South Florida Bulls. The win over the Bearcats was crucial for the team's confidence and provided valuable momentum as they enter the final stretch of the season. Sophomore quarterback Dzanan Reid and the Mountaineer offense will be looking to build on their recent success against the USF defense. Coach Smackemz will need to continue to make adjustments and capitalize on the team's strengths to secure another victory. With a win over USF, the Mountaineers would take a significant step towards solidifying their college football playoff aspirations. The state of West Virginia is eager to see if the team can continue its upward trajectory. Can the Mountaineers keep the good times rolling against the Bulls?

Agreed on the Jets - they've been playing very well lately.

If a team misses a FG the other team either gets the ball at the 20 (FG from the Red zone) or they take over at the spot of the kick. The sim seems to be having a team take over from the LOS

Goosewich sets up a block earlier this season MORGANTOWN, WV - West Virginia Mountaineers fans can rejoice as star offensive lineman Gabriel Goosewich is set to return from an eight-week injury, according to head coach Smackemz. Goosewich, a junior out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, suffered a strained rotator cuff against Baylor and has been sidelined since. Goosewich is considered a key piece of the Mountaineer offensive line, known for his strength and pass-blocking prowess. His return will be a significant boost to an offensive unit that struggled to protect the quarterback and establish a consistent running game in his absence. "Gabe's a difference-maker for us," Coach Smackemz said at a press conference today. "His presence on the field will solidify our offensive line and create much-needed running lanes for our backs. We're thrilled to have him back healthy and ready to contribute." Goosewich is expected to reclaim his starting spot at right guard, shoring up the interior for sophomore quarterback Dzanan Reid. With Goosewich back in the fold, the Mountaineers' offense is expected to be more efficient and explosive in the upcoming weeks. The 8-2 West Virginia Mountaineers will head to Cincinnati week 13 to face the Bearcats in their final Big-XII conference game this season.

Kansas State is 8-3.

I thought my guy KhaDarel Gonzalez might have had a shot for a nomination. 8 Tackle, 5.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks. Weird week for defense with no real standout performance

After 2/3 of the season has been completed let's take a look at those who figure to be nominees for all-SEC all-BigXII teams. Let me know if I missed any notable candidates! QB Travis Knebel, Baylor - 1,610 yards, 15 TD, 1 INT, 201.25 QBR, 1,153 rushing yards, 9 ypc, 1o TD Dzanan Reid, West Virginia - 3,075 yards, 28 TDs, 4 INT, 191.58 QBR Ryan Tucker, TCU - 1,054 yards, 13 TD, 3 INT, 131.75 QBR, 1,295 rushing yards, 8.96 ypc, 11 TD Best Freshman John Waid, Texas Tech - 2,289 yards, 13 TD, 12 INT, 126.19 QBR Dick Richards, BYU - 2,077 yards, 10 TD, 6 INT, 125.07 QBR RB Cody Cassipi, Kansas - 1,311 yards, 6.94 YPC, 8 TD Troy Young, Utah - 1,194 yards, 8.41 YPC, 12 TD Glover Evans, Texas Tech - 1,024 yards, 6.1 YPC, 12 TD Yoenis Gholston. Cincinnati - 1,023 yards, 7.31 YPC, 9 TD Shareece Hinojosa, Baylor - 938 yards, 8.09 YPC, 15 TD Best Freshman: None WR Chad Dolis, West Virginia - 1,237 yards, 10 TD Kevin Purcell, West Virginia - 1,189 yards, 11 TD Denyi Sanders, Colorado - 953 yards, 7 TD Jake Bolden, UCF - 878 yards, 8 TD Tyler Prochnow, Baylor - 869 yards, 11 TD Best Freshman: Nicholas Saenz, BYU - 365 yards, 2 TD TE Mike Andrews, Oklahoma State - 636 yards, 2 TD William Redmon, Texas Tech - 508 yards, 3 TD Elfrid Lynch, Houston - 453 yards, 3 TD Best Freshman: Juan Corral, West Virginia - 224 yards, 4 TD OL Adam Sherman, TCU - 16 pancakes, 1 Sack Allowed Taylor Mortensen, Utah - 14 pancakes, 0 Sack Allowed Frank Valdes-Scantling, Kansas State - 13 pancakes, 2 Sack Allowed Zac Griffin, Kansas - 13 Pancakes, 0 Sack Allowed Nikola Bucannon, Kansas State - 13 Pancakes, 1 Sack Allowed Adam Teagarden, Houston - 11 Pancakes, 2 Sack Allowed Best Freshman: Jesus Hernandez, Kansas - 4 Pancakes, 0 Sack Allowed DL Ethan Diaz, Colorado - 55 Tackles, 27 TFL, 10.5 Sacks, 1 Safety Jonathan Killebrew, Iowa State - 45 Tackles, 10 TFL, 8.5 Sacks, 2 FF Blaine Barnes, Houston - 36 Tackles, 16.5 TFL, 6 Sacks, 1 Safety Dalton Craig, BYU - 38 Tackles, 10 TFL, 7 Sacks, 1 FF Best Freshman: Carlos Guerrero, Texas Tech - 43 Tackles, 9 TFL, 6.5 Sack, 1 Safety LB Rashaan Sanchez, Cincinnati - 56 Tackles, 11.5 TFL, 1 Sack, 1 FF Bradley Castillo, West Virginia - 53 Tackles, 10.5 TFL, 1 Sack, 1 FF Luis Jennings, Arizona - 51 Tackles, 9.5 TFL, 2 Sack, 1 FF Noel Nene, Oklahoma State - 49 Tackles, 9 TFL, 2 Sack Best Freshman: Quinn Riley - 43 Tackles, 4 TFL, 1 FR CB Denyl Featherston, Texas Tech - 23 Tackles, 8 INT, 3 PD, 1 FR Jeremy Cabral, Colorado - 26 Tackles, 6 INT, 6 PD, 1 FF Josh Boscan, Houston - 20 Tackles, 5 INT, 1 PD Felix Bonifacio, Baylor - 12 Tackles, 3 INT, 7 PD Best Freshman: Carl Wheeler, West Virginia - 30 Tackles, 1 INT, 10 PD Safety Captain Wilson, Utah - 32 Tackles, 1 TFL, 2 FF, 3 PD, 4 INT Antonio Toomer, Texas Tech - 44 Tackles, 1 FR. 3 PD. 2 INT Kostas Barlow, Houston - 41 Tackles, 1.5 TFL, 1 FF, 1 PD, 2 INT K Jeff Rucker, Colorado - 14/16, 16/16 XP Best Freshman: David Ruiz, Baylor - 10/17, 49/51 XP P Tyler Perez, Texas Tech - 56 Punts, 34 Inside the 20

Fantastic article

We track pass deflections for the overall stats - would it be possible to include them in the box scores?

Pittsburgh sends Shawn Talley up the Pancakes, 7th Atlanta sends 5th (CAR), 5th (ATL) @subsequent

I would really like the WR rushing distribution to also determine which WR potentially runs the ball on triple options

Ryan Wilson - SA. I don't have the requested proof - so I'll leave it up to you if you will do it. I don't have proof that he was an 86 last year, but he was an 86 and he regressed to 82. He played 21 MPG - he was a main player for me. I don't have his min expectations from last year, but this year it is at 18 MPG. *Shrug* I don't really think a 24 year old should regress playing 21 MPG and being a key contributor. But I understand if the burden of proof is on me because I don't have it.

0 week injuries prevent you from saving your depth chart. It's a minor inconvenience when you have a long term injury paired with a 0 week injury. I either have to wait until Tuesday to fix my depth chart or remove a healthy player and then reinsert them

This sounds awesome! Does the type of defense played have an impact on who the defender would be in a given situation? For example on an inside shot against a 2-3 zone the defender might be the center vs. a man to man defense it would be whoever is guarding them?