FB: College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin

[CarollFan]

I would think Nazha will be first team All-CCIW based on his conference stats. Last year the CCIW had 6 WR's listed on the first team. Their QB Smyth could end up on second team.

Wheaton's Johanik, last year co-dpoy, had another big year in conference games leading with 16.5 TFL's and tied for the lead in sacks with Renick (NCC) both with 8.5.

[USee]

Johanik finished the regular season with 9.5 sacks I believe. And this season he became Wheaton's all time leader in Tackles for Loss, surpassing NFL Draft pick Andy Studebaker.

[CarollFan]

Johanik finished the regular season with 9.5 sacks I believe. And this season he became Wheaton's all time leader in Tackles for Loss, surpassing NFL Draft pick Andy Studebaker.

Yes 9.5 counting the non-conference game. I was just using the stats from the conference games.

[CarollFan]

So Sullivan and Johanik were CO-DPOY last year. Any chance we see that again or is it Sullivan for sure and no chance he is sharing it this year.

[NCC2010]

I don't understand NCC's lack of scoring though. IWU is the 7th ranked scoring defense in the league and gave up an average of 30 pts a game and NCC scores 24?

If you don't count the one-play drive where they took a knee before halftime, the offense had only eight drives the entire game.

They scored three touchdowns and a field goal, and then ended the game with the ball on IWU's 6-yard line.

They punted on the opening drive (I didn't catch this one, so I'm not sure what happened), and then they fumbled on a 4th-and-1 they would have converted on another drive. The other scoreless possession came after Wilson tried to do too much, dropped the ball, and then got sacked for a 10-yard loss on first down. He actually made a good throw on 3rd-and-12 that would have been a first down, but Rummell dropped it—which is out of character for him.

It was just a weird game flow. Honestly, before the swing play on the fumble/IWU touchdown right before halftime, I thought they were going to cruise to a 35- or 42-7 type of win.