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| Ross Douglas |
August 31, 2012: Avon beat Wellington (OH) Wellington by a score of 33-0. Douglas did not play in the game for an unspecified reason.
September 7, 2012: Avon beat Lorain (OH) Lorain by a score of 40-14. Douglas carried the ball 16 times for 114 yards and 2 touchdowns. Avon is now 2-1 on the season.
September 14, 2012: Avon beat Lakewood (OH) Lakewood by a score of 35-3. Douglas had 12 carries for 102 yards and 2 touchdowns. Avon is now 3-1 on the year.
September 21, 2012: Avon beat Bay Village (OH) Bay by a score of 42-7. Douglas had 160 yards rushing and 4 touchdowns, along with 1 interception. He now has 376 yards and 8 touchdowns in three games. Avon is now 4-1 on the season.
September 28, 2012: Avon beat Elyria (OH) Catholic a by a score of 45-14. Ross had 51 yards rushing, including a 13-yard touchdown. He now has 427 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns in four games. Avon is now 5-1.
October 5, 2012: Avon beat Grafton (OH) Midview by a score of 28-0. Douglas had 18 carries for 137 yards and 3 touchdowns, along with 1 fumble recovery on defense. He now has 564 yards and 12 touchdowns in five games. Avon is now 6-1.
October 12, 2012: Avon beat Vermilion (OH) Vermilion by a score of 49-20. Douglas had 4 carries for 84 yards, including a 38-yard touchdown. Avon is now 7-1.
October 19, 2012: Avon beat Rocky River (OH) Rocky River by a score of 42-21. Douglas had 23 carries for 235 yards and 5 touchdowns, from 5, 4, 58, 64, and 1 yards. Avon is now 8-1.
October 26, 2012: Avon beat North Ridgeville (OH) North Ridgeville by a score of 41-7. Douglas had 155 rushing yards, touchdowns of 67 and 65 yards, and a 79-yard punt return. Avon is now 9-1.
November 2, 2012: Avon beat Perrysburg (OH) Perrysburg in the first round of the playoffs by a score of 28-11. Douglas had 245 rushing yards, including touchdowns of 70, 20, and 1 yards. Avon is now 10-1.
November 9, 2012: Avon beat Tiffin (OH) Columbian by a score of 24-14. Douglas had 13 carries for 42 yards and 1 touchdown. Avon is now 11-1.
November 16, 2012: Avon lost to Toledo (OH) Central Catholic by a score of 42-14. Douglas had 14 carries for 72 yards and a 20-yard touchdown, along with 2 receptions for 32 yards. He also had 2 tackles. Avon ends the season 11-2.
Final Stats: 1,597 yards rushing and 25 touchdowns
Has he been playing CB at all? I thought we recruited him as a corner?
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing he's playing corner, and yes, we recruited him as a corner. Sometimes those statistics are just harder to come by, unless they're making interceptions.
DeleteI was thinking the same thing.
DeleteDouglas looks small to me...Why aren't we hearing about Kizer, Central's quarterback. Kizer has looked like Gardner the last three playoff games. Also Douglas was not even the best running back on the field, Central's Edwards has the power and speed.
DeleteMichigan's coaches have had a chance to offer Kizer, and they haven't done so yet. That's all that seems to be known.
DeleteRoss is compiling some nice rushing stats. His yards/play looks consistently excellent. Look forward to seeing a senior highlight tape.
ReplyDeleteHey Magnus, know this isn't the forum for this, but what is your biggest concern for next year? my biggest concerns are ol, qb and we, in that order. Weak depth, not elite talent.
ReplyDeleteAre you talking about recruiting or on the team?
DeleteThe team in general. Recruiting falls into that category, but I'm talking about the team as a whole.
DeleteI think Lewan is jetting for the draft, so we'll be left with only 3 scholarship linemen who aren't redshirt freshmen, which I think is going to be the biggest problem.
I don't think Gardner is going to produce at QB, and I'm not the most confident in Ryan Lindley Jr. (Bellomy) or true freshman Morris.
No elite WRs. Relying on Darboh or Chesson to be something special, unless true freshman LaQuan Treadwell can step in and immediately contribute.
No real elite RBs.
Shotty Cornerback depth.
I am real confident we have ample DL depth, with PeeWee and Q starting on the interior next year. I have unrealistically high expectations for Hurst, because of his athleticism.
LB depth is set for years.
Safeties will be fine.
Your thoughts?
I know I'm not Magnus, but I'd like to discuss.
DeleteLewan started as a redshirt freshman and was fine. We have 4 very talented redshirt freshman next year, we'll be fine, and they'll make whoever the quarterback is look better. They're going to be surprisingly strong.
Pardon my French, but if you think they're going to be strong, you're an idiot. Jake Long didn't even start at lt freshman year. He started at rt then moved sophomore year. Schoffield is probably going to be the leading contender which makes me nervous because I think he's a liability. Line looks like such: Schoffield, Bryant, Miller, Kalis, Braden/Magnuson. 4 have no starting experience, and the other sucks. No maize and blue glasses can make this line better. I will say coach funk is a great ol coach, but this is asking a lot from him.
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