OT: Help Needed for NCAA 11 roster for 2003 Michigan team
Hey mgoblog. I'm in the process of creating a team on team buider on EA's website for NCAA 11 and I'm hitting a snag at some positions for players. I will admit I was not familiar with all of the players in 03 (except for a few) Does anybody know a site where I can find the exact positions on the roster for 2003? I'm using the archives roster on mgoblue and it has been very useful up until now. I need names for these positions.
LT. RT. LG. RG. C. RT. LE. RE. DT. LOLB. ROLB. MLB. FS. SS. As you can tell I have a bit to go till I'm done. Any help would be great.
"Michigan football roster 2003"
http://bentley.umich.edu/athdept/football/fbteam/2003fbt.htm
It only gvies me one option for field goal kicker and I chose Rivas over Brabbs. It also didn't allow me to fill in all the halfback names either.
Make sure you create Rivas to be as short and fat as possible. Preferrably with the lowest speed rating you can give him.
Left Tackle. Right Tackle. Left Guard. Right Guard. Center. Right Tackle. Left Defensive End. Right Defensive End. Defensive Tackle. Left Outside Linebacker. Right Outside Linebacker. Middle Linebacker. Free Safety. Strong Safety.
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Wolverine Historian always has them too. Click on the drop down under the screen. That link is from Michigan-Ohio State 2003. Awesome game.
That line was badass - Stenavich, Baas, Pearson, Pape and Lentz. I think Dudley was the fullback and he was straight-up mean. The D was great too.
Very good except for Stenavich. I remember standing in the rain one season earlier on the 90th row watching him get destroyed by Iowa's D. The rest of the line was pretty solid though. Bass would be a great guard in RR system IMO. (probably great in any system!)
Jersey #s are in parantheses. After dash is recommended value.
LT: Adam Stenavich (79) - 86
LG: David Baas (75) - 89
RG: Matt Lentz (67) - 84
C: Dave Pearson (57) - 87
RT: Tony Pape (77) - 86
LE: Pat Massey (94) - 82 (too slow to be effective)
RE: LaMarr Woodley (56) - 84 (with loads of potential)
DT: Grang Bowman (60) - 80, and Norman Heuer (90) - 79
LOLB: Pierre Woods (99) - 84 though really Woods and Woodley both lined up very similarly to what you see Roh doing today.
ROLB: Lawrence Reid (42) - 88, Make him awesome-fast for a LB.
MLB: Carl Diggs (46) - 85 all in tackling ability and awareness, and Scott McClintock (36) - 73
FS: Marlin Jackson (3) - 93 - moved here that year 'cause Curry/Hall/LeSeuer stacked CB spot. Oh, the memories. Injury screwed us here early on.
SS: Ernest Shazor (25) - 90, big hitter.
Important Backups:
Offensive Line:
Rueben Riley (72) - a plodding 84 - is backup at pretty much every position.
Safety:
Willis Barringer (19) - 79, behind Marlin, and Jacob Stewart (28) - 76, behind both so he can get magical Minnesota game interceptions. Also, Jon Shaw (22) - 75, for depth, Brandent Englemon (31) - 70, redshirting, and Ryan Mundy (26) - 74, with an inexplicably burned redshirt.
Linebacker: Redshirt Prescott Burgess (6) - 72, then burn the redshirt just to make sure linebacker depth is a problem for the next decade. Include Zach Kaufman (37) - 74 all in tackling, and a sophomore Dave Harris (45) - 80, but injured to shit, so they can be praised incessantly during spring practice. And Obi Oluigbo for good measure (but give him some FB attributes). Have Joey Sarantos (59) - 68, so he can be a whiter LB than McClintock. And Roy Manning (58) - 75, with some speed, who can be good but not play.
Defensive Line: Gabe Watson (78) - 78 with loads of strength but low stamina After him there probably won't be room for any more guys (ha ha Gabe's fat) but try to sqeeze in Alain Kashama (95) - 80 and Rondell Biggs (91) - 72. No need to add #96. NT Alex Ofili (93) - 70 and DT/DE tweener Will Paul (92) - 69 can be on there too.
Wide Receiver: I'm sure you've got Avant and Braylon and Breaston, cause duh. But don't leave out Calvin Bell (27) - 79, but with great RB stats, or you can't run the Great Calvin Bell end-around.