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 February 1, 2005 - “He has been outstanding,” says Coach Plank about the young AFL prospect. “He has done exactly what we've asked him to do, and we've asked him to do a little of everything. He has tremendous physical talents. It's true that he's the youngest player in camp but even when he has been asked to play defense he has adapted very quickly. He conducts himself like a veteran well beyond his experience.”
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 Force offensive specialist Troy Bergeron, who was voted Offensive Player of the Game, came up clutch in every situation for the Force stepping in for starter Scotty Montgomery, who injured his ankle in the second quarter. For the game Bergeron finished with 6 receptions for 116 yards and a game-high 3 receiving touchdowns. He added 3 kickoff returns for 74 yards on the night as well. Georgia FB/LB Robert Thomas had a career day rushing with a game-high 39 yards on 8
carries and one score. New Force QB Jim Kubiak threw for 248 yards on 17-of-31 passing and 5 touchdowns and one interception.
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GIBSON PROUD TO CALL NEW ORLEANS HOME