Packers ,Bears, Steelers and Jets make it to the Championships

NFC- The Green Bay Packers (12-6 Overall) will take on the Chicago Bears (12-5 Overall) in the NFC Championship game. The Packers Beat a couple of good team to get to where they are now. They beat the Philadelphia Eagles 21-16 in the Wild Card game just to make the playoffs and beat a good Atlanta Falcons team in the Division game 48-21. The Bears on the other hand had a good enough record to get a bye the first week then beat the Seattle Seahawks (who beat the defending Super Bowl Champs 41-36) in the Division 35-24. Now these two teams will face off for the third time this season. The first on went to Chicago 20-17. The second one went to Green Bay 10-3.

AFC- The Pittsburgh Steelers (13-4 Overall) will take on the New York Jets (13-5 overall) in the AFC Championship game. The Steelers had a bye the first round then had to play the Baltimore Ravens in the Division game and beat them 31-24. The Jets beat two really good teams. They beat the Indianapolis Colts 17-16 in the Wild Card game. Then beat the New England Patriots 28-21 in the Division game. They are the first team in history to have to face those two teams back to back and beat both of them. Now these teams will meet for the second time. The Jets beat them the first time 22-17 in Pittsburgh.

How Does Oregon Stop Cam Newton

Cam Newton, one of the most dominating quarterbacks in College Football, has yet to been stopped by any opponent this year. The big question is "Can Oregon's defense Stop him?" I think that this will prove a lot of things to the nation because you have a quick and big QB going against one of the nations fastest defenses. Cam Newton 6'6 250 pounds is going to force the Duck's defense who only allowed 18.4 points per game and only allowing 117.58 rushing yards per game. Cam does that just by himself.

Sugar Bowl Overview

Team Stat Comparison

	Ohio St	Arkansas
1st Downs	20	23
Total Yards	446	402
Passing	221	277
Rushing	225	125
Penalties	2-15	6-48
3rd Down Conversions	8-16	5-16
4th Down Conversions	0-1	1-2
Turnovers	0	1
Possession	27:59	32:01

Passing Leaders

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Ohio State	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	INT
Pryor	14/25	221	8.8	2	0
Arkansas	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	INT
Mallett	24/47	277	5.9	2	1

Rushing Leaders

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Ohio State	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD	LG
Pryor	15	115	7.7	0	34
Herron	24	87	3.6	1	17
Arkansas	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD	LG
Davis	26	139	5.3	0	25
Wingo Jr.	1	14	14.0	0	14

Receiving Leaders

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Ohio State	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LG
Posey	3	70	23.3	1	43
Sanzenbacher	3	59	19.7	1	31
Arkansas	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LG
Adams	9	120	13.3	1	21
Wright	4	70	17.5	1	24

Scoring Summary

FIRST QUARTER				OSU	ARK
	TD	11:41	Dane Sanzenbacher Recovered Fumble In End Zone (Devin Barclay Kick)	7	0
	TD	09:43	Joe Adams 17 Yd Pass From Ryan Mallett (Zach Hocker Kick)	7	7
	TD	07:17	Dan Herron 9 Yd Run (Devin Barclay Kick)	14	7
SECOND QUARTER				OSU	ARK
	TD	09:53	Dane Sanzenbacher 15 Yd Pass From Terrelle Pryor (Devin Barclay Kick)	21	7
	TD	01:59	DeVier Posey 43 Yd Pass From Terrelle Pryor (Devin Barclay Kick)	28	7
	FG	00:00	Zach Hocker 20 Yd	28	10
THIRD QUARTER				OSU	ARK
	FG	09:14	Zach Hocker 46 Yd	28	13
	FG	04:10	Devin Barclay 46 Yd	31	13
	TD	00:58	Jarius Wright 22 Yd Pass From Ryan Mallett (Ryan Mallett Pass To D.J. Williams For Two-Point Conversion)	31	21
FOURTH QUARTER				OSU	ARK
	SF	11:52	Dan Herron Tackled By Jake Bequette In End Zone	31	23
	FG	08:55	Zach Hocker 47 Yd	31	26

 

 

 

http://espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=310040008

	Ohio St	Arkansas
1st Downs	20	23
Total Yards	446	402
Passing	221	277
Rushing	225	125
Penalties	2-15	6-48
3rd Down Conversions	8-16	5-16
4th Down Conversions	0-1	1-2
Turnovers	0	1
Possession	27:59	32:01

Jets offense should 'dominate' Colts

The Jets probably will dominate Indy's D unless they lose their minds with junk playcalling. Indy's D is BAD, especially their pass D. Anyone who actually has watched them this season or simply can find the 9 seconds to look at the boxscores & team stats will see how lousy their pass D is. Chump QBs have been having their way with that D and they can't stop anything because Jim Caldwell and Coyer have decided going back exclusively to the Tampa 2 soft zone crap is the way to go rather than be more aggressive like they were during the reg season in 09. They had the worst comp % allowed and one of the worst passer ratings allowed to go with their 2nd worst INT total of 10. Yes, the entire D had 10 picks while Ed Reed had 8 himself in his 10 game season.
Some will no doubt go on about the fact they "don't give up the big pass play" but so what? Giving up every pass under 10 yards is bad. I like when people go on about stopping the run yet don't see the obvious problem with not stopping short passes. IT IS THE SAME THING except the short passes are getting the opposing team even a few extra yards per.
This team will never go anywhere ever again if they don't overhaul their D in players. It's flatout laughable that the Patriots already have a better pass D than Indy despite NE just starting their rebuilding phase. Shows how much Belichick dominates Indy's coaching and front office.

#3 TCU Beats #5 Wisconsin In The Rose Bowl 21-19

For the first time in history a non BCS qulifing school makes it to the Rose Bowl was a rememberable one. As TCU took the field to play one of the most dominating teams in College Football Wisconsin. As time started to wind down with TCU on top 21-13 Wisconsin had to put it in the endzone and complete the 2pt-conversion to tie things up. Wisconsin drove it the lenghth of the field to come within two points. They took the snap as Wisconsin's Quarterback Scott Tolzien drops back and throws the ball TCU's Linebacker Tank Carder puts his hands up to block the pass. The TCU Horned Frogs hold off the Badgers to win 21-19 and are the 2011 Rose Bowl Champions.

Current Standing for the 2010 -2011 Big Ten Conference

Big Ten Conference Standings - 2010 STANDINGS	CONFERENCE			OVERALL
Big Ten	W-L	PF	PA	W-L	PF	PA	STRK
Michigan State	7-1	229	172	11-1	376	241	W3
Ohio State	7-1	276	102	11-1	473	160	W5
Wisconsin	7-1	362	189	11-1	520	246	W7
Iowa	4-4	205	149	7-5	349	197	L3
Illinois	4-4	286	218	6-6	385	291	L1
Penn State	4-4	202	220	7-5	295	271	L1
Michigan	3-5	247	314	7-5	412	406	L2
Northwestern	3-5	185	270	7-5	305	332	L2
Purdue	2-6	149	257	4-8	236	345	L6
Minnesota	2-6	172	272	3-9	278	396	W2
Indiana	1-7	166	316	5-7	326	408	W1

EXPANDED	HOME	ROAD	AP	USA
Big Ten	W-L	W-L	W-L	W-L
Michigan State	7-0	4-1	1-0	1-0
Ohio State	8-0	3-1	0-1	0-1
Wisconsin	7-0	4-1	1-1	1-1
Iowa	5-2	2-3	1-2	1-2
Illinois	4-2	2-4	0-3	0-3
Penn State	5-2	2-3	0-3	0-3
Michigan	4-3	3-2	1-3	0-3
Northwestern	3-3	4-2	0-2	0-2
Purdue	3-4	1-4	0-3	0-3
Minnesota	1-6	2-3	0-3	0-3
Indiana	3-4	2-3	0-2	0-2

http://espn.go.com/ncf/conferences/standings?confId=5&year=2010

Is Tom Brady rubbing it in?

    If there's anything people can throw at Tom Brady these days, it is that his New England Patriots are running up the score in blowouts. Over the past two weeks, dominant victories over the New York Jets and Chicago Bears have been marked by the presence of Brady in the lineup late in the game, picking up passing yards. Instead of runing the ball or punting on forth down sitituion. Or maybe it's just his waying of showing that he is the best out there, without runing his mouth like other teams and players.