10-02-2007, 08:59 PM
2007 MAC Football Midseason Report
Mid-Season MAC Football Award Candidates
Offensive Player(s) of the Year:
1. Eugene Jarvis, RB, KSU
2. Tyler Sheehan, QG, BGSU
3. Nate Davis, QB, Ball State
Defensive Player(s) of the Year:
1. Dan Holtzclaw, LB, EMU
2. Larry English, DE, NIU
3. PJ Mahone, DB, BGSU
Coach of the Year Candidates:
1. Gregg Brandon, BGSU
2. Brady Hoke, Ball State
3. Doug Martin, Kent State
Biggest Surprise Team(s):
1. BGSU – The Falcons were certainly a mystery team heading in the ’07 season and their early win at Minnesota seemed to have catapulted the program back into a conference elite team again – offensively the Falcons are hard to stop.
2. Eastern Michigan – A big win at NIU got the Eagles back to believing they can be more then just a yearly bottom feeder in the west; if the offense can pick up some consistency, the defense is good enough to push Eastern towards a .500 season.
Most Disappointing Team(s):
1. Toledo – The Rockets were expected to be in the middle of the MAC west pack but no one predicted the team to be THIS bad and possibly being the worst team in the MAC this season.
2. Western Michigan – The Broncos still control their destiny with regards to winning the west division, but the overall MAC favorite by most every publication including the MAC Media looked awful in their three non-conference IA games.
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Mid-Season MAC Football Award Candidates
Offensive Player(s) of the Year:
1. Eugene Jarvis, RB, KSU
2. Tyler Sheehan, QG, BGSU
3. Nate Davis, QB, Ball State
Defensive Player(s) of the Year:
1. Dan Holtzclaw, LB, EMU
2. Larry English, DE, NIU
3. PJ Mahone, DB, BGSU
Coach of the Year Candidates:
1. Gregg Brandon, BGSU
2. Brady Hoke, Ball State
3. Doug Martin, Kent State
Biggest Surprise Team(s):
1. BGSU – The Falcons were certainly a mystery team heading in the ’07 season and their early win at Minnesota seemed to have catapulted the program back into a conference elite team again – offensively the Falcons are hard to stop.
2. Eastern Michigan – A big win at NIU got the Eagles back to believing they can be more then just a yearly bottom feeder in the west; if the offense can pick up some consistency, the defense is good enough to push Eastern towards a .500 season.
Most Disappointing Team(s):
1. Toledo – The Rockets were expected to be in the middle of the MAC west pack but no one predicted the team to be THIS bad and possibly being the worst team in the MAC this season.
2. Western Michigan – The Broncos still control their destiny with regards to winning the west division, but the overall MAC favorite by most every publication including the MAC Media looked awful in their three non-conference IA games.
MORE:
http://www.vandelaysports.com/football/a...00207.html