Through the Sun and Storms | The Daytona Beach Falcons

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Daytona Beach Falcons invited to the... Eaglebank Bowl!





2 best players on defense get FF/FR


Jose Villasmil catches a ball for a TD that looked to be intercepted.


Josh Krueger has been a reliable guy all season.

Game Recap:
This was probably one of the better games all around, in the
sense of closeness throughout, that the Daytona Beach Falcons
have played. All the way through the 4th quarter it was always
pretty close. Granted, the Falcons got into some trouble in the
2nd quarter with Kyle Hadley fumbled twice. Both times lead to
Navy TD's. I would assume the cold weather played tribute to
his fumbling, but he needs to step it up if he wants to make it
in the NFL one day. Airik Aldridge played very well with 2 TD's
and nearly 300 yards. Kyle Hadley, struggled all game and could
not really find a rythm.

This game was lost on defense for sure. The Navy Midshipmen
came into the game with the #1 rush offense (DSC had #1 rush
defense, but clearly did not play that good of teams) and proved
why they have that ranking. The Navy Midshipmen rushed for over
220 yards and attributed to almost all of the points. They only
passed for 7 completions, but got a TD on one of those. This bowl
game was a well played one and the Falcons can only hope to
end the season with a bowl win next year as they are 0-2. Coach
Sean Shola will need to do some magic in the off-season because
he has only signed 3 players in-season. They end the year at 7-6 overall.

Falcons Stats:
Offense
Airik Aldridge, QB- 25/37, 285 yards, 2 TD's, 1 INT
Kyle Hadley, HB- 19 attempts for 75 yards, 2 Fumbles
Craig Simmons, WR- 7 receptions, 94 yards
Josh Krueger, TE- 4 receptions, 46 yards, TD
Ethan Woy, WR- 4 receptions, 50 yards


Defense
Nick Sigona, MLB- 6 tackles, 2 FL, FR, TD
Jag Quincey, SS- 9 Tackles, FF, FR, DEFL
Brian Lane, RE- 4 tackles, 2 FL


Next Game:
Next Game:
7-6 OVERALL in 2010

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Top Bowl Game results

National Championship: Notre Dame
Orange Bowl: Oklahoma
Fiesta Bowl: West Virginia
Cotton Bowl: Colorado
Sugar Bowl: LSU
Rose Bowl: Boise State
Gator Bowl: Miami
Capital One Bowl: Georgia
Outback Bowl: Wisconsin
Insight Bowl: Rutgers
Chick-fil-A Bowl: Florida
Music City Bowl: Alabama
Brut Sun Bowl: Oregon State
Armed Forces Bowl: Arizona State
Texas Bowl: Cincinatti
Holiday Bowl: USC
Roady's Humanitarian Bowl: Nevada
Papajohns.com Bowl: San Diego State
PetroSun Independence Bowl: South Carolina
Champs Sports Bowl: Indiana
Meineke Car Care Bowl: Florida State
Emerald Bowl: Wake Forest
Motor City Bowl: USF
Hawaii Bowl: Hawaii
Poinsettia Bowl: Washington
Las Vegas Bowl: Utah
New Orleans Bowl: UTEP
magicjack St. Petersburg Bowl: Houston
Eaglebank Bowl: Daytona Beach
New Mexico Bowl: Fresno State
International Bowl: Ohio
Alamo Bowl: Illinois
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: Auburn
GMAC Bowl: Southern Mississippi

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Despite a par season, C-USA wants Daytona Beach to join




After losing the EagleBank Bowl to Navy, Daytona Beach University was notified that another
conference wanted them to join. Now, the day after, the Falcons have a new conference to
call "home" C-USA has decided to kick Tulane out of the conference and invite Daytona Beach
University to join it. Tulane went just 2-9 and lost all conference games. A spokesman for the
conference made a statement,"This has been coming for the past 2-3 years or so. Tulane we
feel just is not in our plans for this conference anymore as they have gone nowhere sports wise
as well as academically they are failing. Daytona Beach University is a new program, sure, but
we feel they have a bright future ahead of them and we want that bright spot in our conference".
This conference is a bit more difficult than the Sun Belt so Coach Sean Shola will have to have his
team prepared for next season. The Daytona State Falcons have also been promoted to a 3 star program.

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Jag Quincey declares for 2010 NFL Draft; Graduates leaving

Tyrone Henry, RG, 91 OVR
Career: 40 pancakes, 6 sacks allowed

Craig Simmons, WR, 84 OVR
Career: 94 catches, 1433 yards, 12 TD's, 529 YAC

Clayton High, C, 83 OVR
Career: 22 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed

Brandon Cooley, LT, 83 OVR
Career: 20 pancakes, 6 sacks allowed

Jag Quincey, SS, 80 OVR-DECLARED FOR DRAFT
Career: 174 tackles, 14 FL, 2 Sacks, 7 INT's, 1 TD, 5 FF, 2 FR

Raw Blung, QB, 80 OVR
Career: 74/131, 1076 yards, 12 Passing TD's, 1 Rushing TD, 9 INT's, 56.5 completion %

Adam Jamison, LG, 78 OVR
Career: 23 pancakes, 6 sacks allowed

Taylor Jones, DT, 76 OVR
Career: 52 tackles, 16 FL, 7 Sacks, 1 FF

Gary Pearson, LOLB, 75 OVR
Career: 38 tackles, 8 FL, 4 Sacks, 1 TD, 1 FR, 1 INT

Maurice Crenshaw, QB, 72 OVR
Career: N/A

Kevin Ziegler, CB, 72 OVR
Career: 34 tackles, 1 FF

Shaun Black, ROLB, 70 OVR
Career: 30 tackles, 4 FL

Chris Stevenson, CB, 70 OVR
Career: N/A

Chase Harper, CB, 69 OVR
Career:  N/A

Josh Morrison, RE, 68 OVR
Career: N/A

DeSean Cudi, TE, 65 OVR
Career: 9 receptions, 127 yards, 1 TD, 43 YAC, 8 Pancakes, 0 Sacks Allowed

Jack Pace, FB, 58 OVR
Career: N/A

Avery Donaldson, RE, 57 OVR
Career: N/A

Falcons lose 6 starters as a unit. Most of them come from the
offensive line. This may cause some problems next season as their
will be an entire unit that has not practice all together much. Jag
Quincey, the All-American SS for the Daytona Beach Falcons
declared for the NFL Draft. It is not know where he is projected,
but we will keep you posted as well if any other Falcons are drafted.
Star WR Craig Simmons graduates after a beautiful 1,000 yard season.
He was a key player in the offense this season and will be missed on
the field greatly. A few Freshman/Sophmore's will fight for that extra
spot on the depth chart in the offseason.

Losing Jag Quincey will be a huge blow for the defense and team in
general, but luckily it is not a total loss. Trasferring from Miami(FL),
CJ Holton came in last year. This year he sat out obviously and has
gotten amazingly good. We will see how he does in his only year playing
at Daytona Beach University next year.

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Transfers

Nick Williams, ROLB, SO(RS), 82 OVR- Transferring from Georgia:

88 Speed, 
65 Awareness, 
76 Tackle, 
82 Play Recognition, 
82 Block Shedding, 
88 Pursuit, 
81 Zone Coverage, 
81 Man Coverage, 
66 Hit Power, 
86 Agility,
65 Catching, 
75 Strength, 
61 Power Move, 
79 Finesse Move, 
84 Jumping, 
82 Stamina, 
86 Injury

Nick Williams is the lone transfer for Daytona Beach University. He was
upset about a broken promise his coach made him his freshman year.
He was promised a lot of play time, but he only has 1 tackle to date.
He will be a sure fire starter when he plays in 2012.

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Off-Season Recruiting:

QB:
Cedric Tyson, :2star:
Jason Johnson, :2star:
Connor Evans, :2star:

HB:

FB:
Jon Smith, :2star:

WR:
Jeff Kerr, :2star:
Brian Thornton, :2star:
Jeff Riley, :2star:

TE:
Jeff Silva, :2star:

OL:

DL:

LB:

CB:
Travis Davis, :3star:

FS/SS:
Mario Smith, :2star:

The off-season went better than in-season for recruiting, but
even then that was not enough. The Falcons had the worst
recruiting class in the nation which leaves many disappointed.
They only manages to sign 11 recruits in total. They were able
to fill all the holes they needed to, though, but lacked that
extra playmaker or two elsewhere on the field. Coach Shola
has high hopes for in-season recruiting for the 2011 season
because of the recent conference swap and the program
gaining respect.

[packersfan4eva]

buahahahahhahahahaha, worst recruiting class in the country

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Pre-Season:
Recruiting:
Targeted 35 recruits. (Will put up names in week 4 when alot have been eliminated)
1 QB
4 HB
2 FB
3 WR
2 TE
2 T
4 G
3 DE
4 MLB
2 CB
2 K
2 ATH

Redshirting:
QB, Connor Evans
FB, Jon Smith
WR, Jeff Riley
FS, Kevin Hayden

Starters for Week One (can change by week 2):
QB:
1. Airik Aldridge, 80 OVR
2. Cedric Tyson, 70 OVR

HB:
1. Kyle Hadley, 89 OVR

FB:
1. Nick Harvey, 81 OVR

WR:
1. Jose Villasmil, 88 OVR
2. Ethan Woy, 86 OVR
3. Scott Mescudi, 83 OVR

TE:
1. Josh Krueger, 79 OVR
2. Jeff Silva, 73 OVR

OL:
LT- Victor Brooks, 75 OVR
LG- Mike Harris, 72 OVR
C- Max Martindale, 76 OVR
RG- Marque Espinosa, 79 OVR
RT- Dough Bennett, 76 OVR

DL:
LE- VSN Saluki, 81 OVR
DT- Cedric Crenshaw, 82 OVR///Shane Booker, 81 OVR
RE- Brian Williams, 78 OVR

LB:
LOLB- DeSean Williamson, 83 OVR
MLB- Nick Sigona, 83 OVR
ROLB- Andre Tippet, 78 OVR

DB:
LCB- Dexter McPherson, 85 OVR
RCB- Brian Shwayzed, 84 OVR
SS- CJ Holton, 86 OVR
FS- Homer Olsen, 79 OVR

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2011 Schedule:

Week 1: @
Week 2: BYE
Week 3: BYE
Week 4: @
Week 5: @
Week 6: vs.
Week 7: vs.
Week 8: @
Week 9: vs.
Week 10: @
Week 11: vs. #13
Week 12: vs.
Week 13: @
Week 14: vs.

[Woy]

It's Ethan Woy time, bitches!

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I'll probably be leaving Daytona Beach University after my 5th year. Maybe 6-7th depending on how I feel. I just simmed 5 seasons to see what could happen and even though I was recruited to the Big East, upped to a 5 STAR PROGRAM and having back to back 10 win seasons, I still recruited not a single 4 and 5 star player. And only recruited a couple 3 star players.

I mean seriously what the fuck is that.

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Pre-Season All-Americans:/2011 Conference Outlook

DBU All-Americans:

[B]Kyle Hadley, HB, All-NCAA
Dexter McPherson, CB, All-NCAA
Nick Sigona, All- C-USA[/B]

C-USA Outlook:
UCF
Southern Miss
Houston
UTEP
Marshall
Memphis
UAB
Daytona Beach
Rice
Tulsa
ECU
SMU

[kyhadley]

I'll probably be leaving Daytona Beach University after my 5th year. Maybe 6-7th depending on how I feel. I just simmed 5 seasons to see what could happen and even though I was recruited to the Big East, upped to a 5 STAR PROGRAM and having back to back 10 win seasons, I still recruited not a single 4 and 5 star player. And only recruited a couple 3 star players.

I mean seriously what the fuck is that.

I think the CPU just sucks at recruiting...


Lets get this season going!

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Nah I mean even interested in me. No matter what I do, talking for multiple hours to one recruit an winning, it never changes. We will see when the time comes.

Season 3 will be underway probably in a bit.

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Falcons come up one down short in 4thQ; lose 28-30; 0-1



Kyle "Hand Me the Ball" Hadley rushes for a first quarter TD.


Jose Villasmil is a step earlier than the DB and catches a TD pass.


QB Airik Aldridge takes a huge hit in the third quarter and has to be sat the rest of the game.

Game Recap:

Daytona Beach Falcons had an oppurtunity late in the 4th
quarter to come back and win it. How they got so far down
in the first place? Well Mississippi St. had a hot hand in
the 2nd and 3rd quarters scoring 20 of their 30 points. The
defense of DBU could not handle the option at times and
aloud over 160 yards on the ground as well as 3 TD's.
With 5 minutes left in the 4th, Daytona State drove down
the field and scored a TD. On the next drive after a
Mississippi St. punt, the Falcons again scored off a Kyle
Hadley TD. This put the Daytona Beach Falcons up 1 put
28-27 with 1:47 seconds left. Miss St. charged down the
field quickly and had to kick a 52 yard field goal which was
made. The score then was 30-28 with 1:05 left on the
clock. After converting once on 4th down the Falcons could
not do it again as time expired to give them their first loss
of the 2011 season.


Falcons Stats:
Offense
Airik Aldridge, QB- 13/23, 166 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT
Kyle Hadley, HB- 16 attempts for 115 yards, 2 TD, 2 Fumbles
Jose Villasmil, WR- 2 receptions, 15 yards, 1 TD


Defense
Homer Olsen, 12 tackles, 2 FL
Nick Sigona, MLB- 11 tackles
CJ Holton, SS- 11 Tackles


Next Game:
(2 weeks)

(0-2)SMU