Bobcat Football Sunday Notebook #3
9/18/2005 12:00:00 AM | Football
INJURY REPORT: Senior receiver Jevon Miller (ribs) and junior cornerback Chris Davis (knee) are questionable entering this week. Everyone else is expected to play.
MIKE KRAMER’S MEDIA AND APPEARANCE SCHEDULE THIS WEEK
Monday: 7:15 am – Mike Kramer, KJJR Radio, Kalispell (via phone)
12 noon – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Billings
6 pm – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Bozeman
Tuesday: 10 am – Coach’s Corner, Mike Kramer with Kris Atteberry, Bozeman Holiday Inn
12 noon –Travis Lulay, TBA -- Papa John’s Media Lunch, FH Hall of Fame (Ryan Force, Elliott Barnhart)
12:35 pm – Sports Nuts, 1090 KBOZ-AM Bozeman
7 pm – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Great Falls
Wednesday: 12 noon – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Butte
6 pm – The Bobcast, Mike Kramer with Michael Bass and Ryan Force, hosted by Kris Atteberry, Old Chicago (100.7 KXLB-FM, and www.sportsjuice.com)
Thursday: 12 noon – Mike Kramer at Butte Quarterback Club
TEAM NOTES
• The Bobcats are 1-2 for the fourth time in the last five years
• Montana State has lost four straight road games, and four straight non-league home games
• The Bobcats failed to force a turnover in its two losses, while getting three takeaways in its win, and now stands -4 in turnover margin on the season
• The Bobcats have completed fewer than half their passes in two straight games
• After allowing only 21 points in the first two games of the season, the Bobcat defense surrendered 38 points against Cal Poly on Saturday
• The Bobcats have now allowed at least 38 points in four of their last six games dating back to last season
• Montana State scored 42 points in its win over Stephen F. Austin, but only 10 points each in the two losses
• Montana State has not yet been positive in turnover margin in any of its three games this year
• MSU forced only three Cal Poly punts, and didn’t return any of them
• MSU broke up only two of Cal Poly’s 12 pass attempts without an interception on Saturday after deflecting or intercepting 11 of Stephen F. Austin’s 41 attempts
INDIVIDUAL NOTES/PLAYER OF THE WEEK NOMINEES
OFFENSE: OG Jeff Bolton, 6-4, 310, Sr, Hailey, ID (Wood River)
The returning All-America leads MSU’s offensive line. OTHER NOTES: Tramaine Murray has back-to-back 100-yard receiving days, the only 100-yard days by a Bobcat this year… Michael Bass has rushed for 145 yards in the past two games, 26 yards less than the team combined
DEFENSE: none
NA. OTHER NOTES: Aaron Papich logged his first sack of the season on Saturday… Clive Lowe has five tackles-for-loss in the last two games
SPECIAL TEAMS: none
NA. OTHER NOTES: After getting four punter pins in the first two games, Travis Lulay didn’t pin Cal Poly inside the 20 on Saturday… Jeff Hastings has nailed four straight field goals, two of which are longer than 40 yards… MSU forced only three Cal Poly punts, and didn’t return any of them
MIKE KRAMER’S MEDIA AND APPEARANCE SCHEDULE THIS WEEK
Monday: 7:15 am – Mike Kramer, KJJR Radio, Kalispell (via phone)
12 noon – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Billings
6 pm – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Bozeman
Tuesday: 10 am – Coach’s Corner, Mike Kramer with Kris Atteberry, Bozeman Holiday Inn
12 noon –Travis Lulay, TBA -- Papa John’s Media Lunch, FH Hall of Fame (Ryan Force, Elliott Barnhart)
12:35 pm – Sports Nuts, 1090 KBOZ-AM Bozeman
7 pm – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Great Falls
Wednesday: 12 noon – Mike Kramer, Bobcat Quarterback Club, Butte
6 pm – The Bobcast, Mike Kramer with Michael Bass and Ryan Force, hosted by Kris Atteberry, Old Chicago (100.7 KXLB-FM, and www.sportsjuice.com)
Thursday: 12 noon – Mike Kramer at Butte Quarterback Club
TEAM NOTES
• The Bobcats are 1-2 for the fourth time in the last five years
• Montana State has lost four straight road games, and four straight non-league home games
• The Bobcats failed to force a turnover in its two losses, while getting three takeaways in its win, and now stands -4 in turnover margin on the season
• The Bobcats have completed fewer than half their passes in two straight games
• After allowing only 21 points in the first two games of the season, the Bobcat defense surrendered 38 points against Cal Poly on Saturday
• The Bobcats have now allowed at least 38 points in four of their last six games dating back to last season
• Montana State scored 42 points in its win over Stephen F. Austin, but only 10 points each in the two losses
• Montana State has not yet been positive in turnover margin in any of its three games this year
• MSU forced only three Cal Poly punts, and didn’t return any of them
• MSU broke up only two of Cal Poly’s 12 pass attempts without an interception on Saturday after deflecting or intercepting 11 of Stephen F. Austin’s 41 attempts
INDIVIDUAL NOTES/PLAYER OF THE WEEK NOMINEES
OFFENSE: OG Jeff Bolton, 6-4, 310, Sr, Hailey, ID (Wood River)
The returning All-America leads MSU’s offensive line. OTHER NOTES: Tramaine Murray has back-to-back 100-yard receiving days, the only 100-yard days by a Bobcat this year… Michael Bass has rushed for 145 yards in the past two games, 26 yards less than the team combined
DEFENSE: none
NA. OTHER NOTES: Aaron Papich logged his first sack of the season on Saturday… Clive Lowe has five tackles-for-loss in the last two games
SPECIAL TEAMS: none
NA. OTHER NOTES: After getting four punter pins in the first two games, Travis Lulay didn’t pin Cal Poly inside the 20 on Saturday… Jeff Hastings has nailed four straight field goals, two of which are longer than 40 yards… MSU forced only three Cal Poly punts, and didn’t return any of them
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