Monday, September 14, 2009

LSC Scoop Power Poll and Week 3 Superlatives

  1. Abilene Christian (1) - Surpisingly struggled against Texas A&M Commerce.
  2. Texas A&M-Kingville (2) - Variety of big plays leads Javs over UCO.
  3. Tarleton State (3) - Overpowering running game and stifling defense against ECU.
  4. Midwestern State (4) - Dominant once again.
  5. Angelo State (8) - Rams ready to challenge LSC elite?
  6. Southeastern Oklahoma (7) - Offseason put on good show, defense not so much.
  7. Central Oklahoma (5) - battled Javs in first half, too many big plays given up.
  8. West Texas A&M (6) - Buffs struggling on both sides of ball.
  9. Eastern New Mexico (9) - Record setting passing game, but Greyhounds come up just short.
  10. Texas A&M-Commerce (10) - Never quit against Abilene Christian.
  11. Northeastern State (11) - latest Mustang victim.
  12. East Central (12) - another week, another blowout loss.
  13. Southwestern Oklahoma (13) - see ECU comment.


Overall Team Performance - Angelo State
The Rams built a 49-3 lead early in the third quarter, scoring TDs on seven consecutive drives.

Offensive Team Performance- Southeastern Oklahoma
The Savage Storm used a balanced attack (289 yards rushing, 265 yards passing) on their way to scoring 49 points at Eastern New Mexico.

Defensive Team Performance - Tarleton State
The Texans limited ECU to 86 yards of offense, piling up 14 tackles for losses.

Offensive Player of the Week - Josh Neiswander, Angelo State
Neiswander completed 22 of 26 passes for 311 yards and 6 TDs, tying an Angelo State record.

Defensive Player of the Week - Cory Whitfield, Texas A&M-Commerce
Whitfield tallied 13 tackles for the Lions, and returned an interception 37 yards for a TD to tie the score at 7-7 early in the fourth quarter.

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