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I know more than half of you don't care, but neither do I and I will be doing this report on Tuesdays for the rest of the season so you at least are aware of the ridiculousness this man brings to the table each week.


Week 1 @ INDIANA HOOSIERS

Shakir Bell- 24 carries 192 yards 1TD 4 rec 31 yds

Granted he did it against possibly the worst Big Ten team in the league, but hey its still a Big Ten opponent and that goes far when it comes down to the Payton vote.

Thanks, Shakir. Stay healthy this year.

I think this would be better if we got in game updates

ShakirBell22 wrote:I know more than half of you don't care, but neither do I and I will be doing this report on Tuesdays for the rest of the season so you at least are aware of the ridiculousness this man brings to the table each week.


Week 1 @ INDIANA HOOSIERS

Shakir Bell- 24 carries 192 yards 1TD 4 rec 31 yds

Granted he did it against possibly the worst Big Ten team in the league, but hey its still a Big Ten opponent and that goes far when it comes down to the Payton vote.

Great numbers. Why didn't he get the national player of the week award?

E. Breitenstein (Woffle) - 22 carries, 219 yards, 2 touchdowns

Miguel Maysonet (SB) , 16 carries 172 yards 2 tds
1 rec 25yards 1td

I'd rather have this Bell on my team

EAST LANSING – Michigan State junior running back Le'Veon Bell was named Big Ten co-Offensive Player of the Week on Monday after his 265 total yards Against Boise State no doubt!!

CAA Flagship wrote:

ShakirBell22 wrote:I know more than half of you don't care, but neither do I and I will be doing this report on Tuesdays for the rest of the season so you at least are aware of the ridiculousness this man brings to the table each week.


Week 1 @ INDIANA HOOSIERS

Shakir Bell- 24 carries 192 yards 1TD 4 rec 31 yds

Granted he did it against possibly the worst Big Ten team in the league, but hey its still a Big Ten opponent and that goes far when it comes down to the Payton vote.

Great numbers. Why didn't he get the national player of the week award?

Because of this guy;




Andre Stubbs, Youngstown State
RFr., 5-6, 160, Maple Heights (Ohio) High
Stubbs had a solid all-around performance in the victory at Pittsburgh. In his first game since a season-ending injury in 2011, Stubbs rushed for 71 yards on six carries, caught four passes for 61 yards and had two kickoffs for 40 yards. He caught a 27-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and ran for a 13-yard score in the fourth. He finished with 172 all-purpose yards on the evening. The win against Pitt marked the league's first-ever victory against a Big East Conference foe.

It might get real nasty this week. ISU plays Quincy (IL) who gave up something like 290 yards on the ground against a d3 school. If he somehow gets 20+ carries, we may be looking at a 300+ yard performance.