The Bobcat Nation

Cledus wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 25, 2019 1:57 pm

CelticCat wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 25, 2019 1:52 pm

Cledus wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 25, 2019 12:46 pm

Man, 2014 was a bananas year for us on the ground. It might two playoff games for us to surpass that ground touchdown total.

2014 was a 12 game season plus a playoff game, so that 2014 total is for 13 games and we are at 12 right now.

What's even more remarkable about 2014 is we didn't have the run-first emphasis and the RBBC like we do under Choate.

So to compare further, through 13 games in 2014 the Cats rushed the ball 614 times for 5.2 YPC
This year through 12 games we've rushed the ball 549 times for 5.9 YPC.

Believe it or not we ran the ball more in 2014. But we ran 74 plays a game in 2014, vs 71 this year.

@mslacatfan Here are the stats for Career starts and Most Consecutive starts courtesy of Greg Rachac at 406mtsports!

Career starts
John Weidenaar 49
DeNarius McGhee 48
Brent Swaggert 48
Jon Montoya 48
Jody Owens 47
Kane Ioane 47
Mitch Brott 47
Darius Jones 46
Deonte Flowers 45
Everett Gilbert 44

Consecutive starts
John Weidenaar 49
Brent Swaggert 48
Jon Montoya 48
Jody Owens 47
Kane Ioane 47
Mitch Brott 47
DeNarius McGhee 43
Travis Lulay 43
J.P. Flynn 43

With our first playoff game, he will move into a tie for 2nd in each category. He'll be tied for first after our second playoff game, and solo first when we reach the semis!!

Camo_Cat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 4:21 pm

With our first playoff game, he will move into a tie for 2nd in each category. He'll be tied for first after our second playoff game, and solo first when we reach the semis!!

I say he gets his own place on the list with 51.

Camo_Cat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 4:14 pm

@mslacatfan Here are the stats for Career starts and Most Consecutive starts courtesy of Greg Rachac at 406mtsports!

Career starts
John Weidenaar 49
DeNarius McGhee 48
Brent Swaggert 48
Jon Montoya 48
Jody Owens 47
Kane Ioane 47
Mitch Brott 47
Darius Jones 46
Deonte Flowers 45
Everett Gilbert 44

Consecutive starts
John Weidenaar 49
Brent Swaggert 48
Jon Montoya 48
Jody Owens 47
Kane Ioane 47
Mitch Brott 47
DeNarius McGhee 43
Travis Lulay 43
J.P. Flynn 43

nice work. got it updated. thanks

mslacatfan wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 4:52 pm

Camo_Cat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 4:14 pm

@mslacatfan Here are the stats for Career starts and Most Consecutive starts courtesy of Greg Rachac at 406mtsports!

Career starts
John Weidenaar 49
DeNarius McGhee 48
Brent Swaggert 48
Jon Montoya 48
Jody Owens 47
Kane Ioane 47
Mitch Brott 47
Darius Jones 46
Deonte Flowers 45
Everett Gilbert 44

Consecutive starts
John Weidenaar 49
Brent Swaggert 48
Jon Montoya 48
Jody Owens 47
Kane Ioane 47
Mitch Brott 47
DeNarius McGhee 43
Travis Lulay 43
J.P. Flynn 43

nice work. got it updated. thanks

Awesome -- thanks!

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Season
1. 3,241 2019
2. 3,177 2014
3. 3,045 1973
4. 3,014* 2018
5. 2,903 1976 (3,655 including playoffs)
6. 2,759* 2011
7. 2,744 2017
8. 2,698 1974
9. 2,681 1972
10. 2,617 1975

That’s just sick. Three Choate team in the top 7. Cool to see them in there with all those teams from the 70s. Throwback.

Anyone know what each of those 70s team has in common?

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:18 pm

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Season
1. 3,241 2019
2. 3,177 2014
3. 3,045 1973
4. 3,014* 2018
5. 2,903 1976 (3,655 including playoffs)
6. 2,759* 2011
7. 2,744 2017
8. 2,698 1974
9. 2,681 1972
10. 2,617 1975

That’s just sick. Three Choate team in the top 7. Cool to see them in there with all those teams from the 70s. Throwback.

Anyone know what each of those 70s team has in common?

They all won Cat/griz. Duh

Joe Bobcat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:30 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:18 pm

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Season
1. 3,241 2019
2. 3,177 2014
3. 3,045 1973
4. 3,014* 2018
5. 2,903 1976 (3,655 including playoffs)
6. 2,759* 2011
7. 2,744 2017
8. 2,698 1974
9. 2,681 1972
10. 2,617 1975

That’s just sick. Three Choate team in the top 7. Cool to see them in there with all those teams from the 70s. Throwback.

Anyone know what each of those 70s team has in common?

They all won Cat/griz. Duh

That and...?

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:17 pm

Joe Bobcat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:30 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:18 pm

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Season
1. 3,241 2019
2. 3,177 2014
3. 3,045 1973
4. 3,014* 2018
5. 2,903 1976 (3,655 including playoffs)
6. 2,759* 2011
7. 2,744 2017
8. 2,698 1974
9. 2,681 1972
10. 2,617 1975

That’s just sick. Three Choate team in the top 7. Cool to see them in there with all those teams from the 70s. Throwback.

Anyone know what each of those 70s team has in common?

They all won Cat/griz. Duh

That and...?

Sonny Holland

cats2506 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:38 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:17 pm

Joe Bobcat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:30 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:18 pm

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Season
1. 3,241 2019
2. 3,177 2014
3. 3,045 1973
4. 3,014* 2018
5. 2,903 1976 (3,655 including playoffs)
6. 2,759* 2011
7. 2,744 2017
8. 2,698 1974
9. 2,681 1972
10. 2,617 1975

That’s just sick. Three Choate team in the top 7. Cool to see them in there with all those teams from the 70s. Throwback.

Anyone know what each of those 70s team has in common?

They all won Cat/griz. Duh

That and...?

Sonny Holland

Very good. You both get an A in Bobcat History 101.

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:48 pm

cats2506 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:38 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:17 pm

Joe Bobcat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:30 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:18 pm

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Season
1. 3,241 2019
2. 3,177 2014
3. 3,045 1973
4. 3,014* 2018
5. 2,903 1976 (3,655 including playoffs)
6. 2,759* 2011
7. 2,744 2017
8. 2,698 1974
9. 2,681 1972
10. 2,617 1975

That’s just sick. Three Choate team in the top 7. Cool to see them in there with all those teams from the 70s. Throwback.

Anyone know what each of those 70s team has in common?

They all won Cat/griz. Duh

That and...?

Sonny Holland

Very good. You both get an A in Bobcat History 101.

AND...they all focused on the run over the pass, but had a passing game that allowed for the run to open up!
On the old grass field, it was literally 3 yards and a cloud of dust!

catsrback76 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:40 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:48 pm

cats2506 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:38 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:17 pm

Joe Bobcat wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:30 pm

TomCat88 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:18 pm

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Season
1. 3,241 2019
2. 3,177 2014
3. 3,045 1973
4. 3,014* 2018
5. 2,903 1976 (3,655 including playoffs)
6. 2,759* 2011
7. 2,744 2017
8. 2,698 1974
9. 2,681 1972
10. 2,617 1975

That’s just sick. Three Choate team in the top 7. Cool to see them in there with all those teams from the 70s. Throwback.

Anyone know what each of those 70s team has in common?

They all won Cat/griz. Duh

That and...?

Sonny Holland

Very good. You both get an A in Bobcat History 101.

AND...they all focused on the run over the pass, but had a passing game that allowed for the run to open up!
On the old grass field, it was literally 3 yards and a cloud of dust!

or sometimes mud and latter snow with rock hard frozen ground. Man the surfaces today are so much nicer.

updated from Albany game.

Kassis and Sterk both made some big moves on different lists.

What a great game! GO CATS!!!

just added the Receptions in a Season list as well, noticed that Kassis is right on the outside of that guy. with another big game he could move way up that list next wkd.

How about this one?
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fcs/current/team/23

CelticCat wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 25, 2019 2:01 pm

Cledus wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 25, 2019 1:57 pm

CelticCat wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 25, 2019 1:52 pm

Cledus wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 25, 2019 12:46 pm

Man, 2014 was a bananas year for us on the ground. It might two playoff games for us to surpass that ground touchdown total.

2014 was a 12 game season plus a playoff game, so that 2014 total is for 13 games and we are at 12 right now.

What's even more remarkable about 2014 is we didn't have the run-first emphasis and the RBBC like we do under Choate.

So to compare further, through 13 games in 2014 the Cats rushed the ball 614 times for 5.2 YPC
This year through 12 games we've rushed the ball 549 times for 5.9 YPC.

Believe it or not we ran the ball more in 2014. But we ran 74 plays a game in 2014, vs 71 this year.

Who knew? You can actually run the ball well, really well when you have a QB who doesn't run the ball!
Answer: Coach Choate when he was bringing in big uglies and we were all mad cause he wasn't good at recruiting QBs. At least 6 different people behind center, more than that getting carries and we have the best year ever.

Hats off to the Cat"s o-line.

Being an OLD!! kicker/punter I know it's not the flashiest position out there. Jered is probably one of my all time favorite players!! I will sneak away from our tailgate before the games and come back early at half to watch him warm up it is amazing what he can do, my wife thinks I'm nuts.

PUNTING AVERAGE CAREER
1. 48.2 Hank Urza 1965-67
42.3 Jered Padmos 2016-2019 as of right know
2. 42.1 Matthew Poet 97-99
3. 41.6 Dirk Nelson 82-84
4. 41.3 Eric Fisher 06-09
5. 41.2 Rory Perez 10-13
6. 41.2 Stuart Doss 76-79
7. 41.1 Trevor Bolton 12-15
8. 40.9 Pat Bergman 87-88
9. 40.2 Travis Lulay 02-05
10. 39.4 Ray Foley 64-65

PUNTING AVERAGE SEASON
1. 51.3 Hank Urza 1965
2. 48.5 Hank Urza '67
3. 45.6 Stuart Doss '79
45.1 Jered Padmos 2019 as of right know
4. 45.0 Hank Urza '66
5. 44.9 Rory Perez '13
6. 44.7 Matthew Poet '99
7. 44.0 Trevor Bolton '14
8. 43.4 Pat Bergman
9. 43.4 Dirk Nelson '84
10. 42.9 Trevor Bolton '15

yeah, Padmos is definitely a game changer. He has continually been snubbed by the big sky as well when it comes to all-conference teams. There is not a punter in the league that I would take over him these last couple years, no question.

Jared has been nothing but rock solid for the Cats his entire career. In addition, as outstanding as he is on the field, he's even more so off the field. He's exactly the type of young man you are proud to have representing the program.