(STATS) -- The key question at Western Carolina heading into the season was whether the Catamounts could replace quarterback Troy Mitchell, a 3 1/2-year starter and their all-time leader in total offense.Redshirt freshman Tyrie Adams has proven to be the answer, which keeps the Catamounts dangerous in the Southern Conference.Adams dressed for all the games last year, although he didnt have his redshirt lifted, and learned just how to run the offense.Adams, Northern Colorados Kyler Sloter, North Carolina A&Ts Jeremy Taylor and Georgetowns Hunter Kiselick have been named the STATS FCS National Players of the Week for games played Sept. 8-10.---=OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Kyle Sloter, Northern Colorado, QB, Sr., 6-4, 215, Johns Creek, GeorgiaIn a Big Sky Conference full of headliners at quarterback, Sloter isnt as well known. But he came off the bench when starter Jacob Knipp suffered a shoulder injury on the Bears first series at Abilene Christian and produced 408 passing yards and seven total touchdowns in a 55-52 win. A transfer from Southern Miss last year, Sloter was the backup QB and a wide receiver as well a member of the return units in his first season with the Bears. Saturday night, he got his big chance, completing 25 of 32 attempts with six touchdowns -- tying the school record and the most in the Bears Division I era -- and one interception. He also rushed for a 22-yard TD.Honorable Mention: Aaron Blockmon, WR, Campbell; Tarik Cohen, RB, North Carolina A&T; Peter Pujals, QB, Holy Cross; Spearman Robinson, WR, Western Carolina; Dallas Sealey, QB, Abilene Christian; Chris Streveler, QB, South Dakota; Christian Summers, WR, Towson---=DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Jeremy Taylor, North Carolina A&T, Jr., 5-11, 181, Kinston, North CarolinaTaylor filled the box score to help N.C. A&T outlast Kent State 39-36 in four overtimes -- the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conferences first win over an FBS opponent after three previous blowout losses. He led the Aggies defense with 15 tackles, including 12 solos. He had four tackles for loss, two sacks, intercepted a pass in his teams end zone to prevent a touchdown and help force OT, broke up two other passes and forced a fumble and recovered it. Taylor was a high school teammate with Denzel Keyes, who caught the game-winning touchdown to end the fourth overtime.Honorable Mention: Dee Delaney, CB, The Citadel; Nick DeLuca, LB, North Dakota State; Ebenezer Ogundeko, DE, Tennessee State; C.J. Parvelus, LB, Sacred Heart; John Walker, CB, Montana State---=SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Hunter Kiselick, Georgetown, R-Sr., DL, 6-1, 250, Nutley, New JerseyMarist was 0 for 13 on third-down conversions against Georgetown, but Kiselick frustrated the host Red Foxes even more on fourth downs, blocking two field goal attempts to help his Patriot League team to a 20-17 win and its first 2-0 start since 2012. He blocked a 37-yard attempt in the second quarter to keep Marists 10-3 lead from growing. In the fourth quarter, he blocked a 48-yard attempt to preserve the Hoyas 20-17 advantage. Kiselick also had six tackles, a half sack in the fourth quarter and one pass breakup.Honorable Mention: Mike Basile, S, Monmouth; Miles Bergner, PK, South Dakota; Austin Crimmins, PK/P, Duquesne; Jerry Louie McGee, PR, Montana; Austin Watts, RS, Texas Southern---=FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Tyrie Adams, Western Carolina, QB, R-Fr., 6-2, 180, St. Petersburg, FloridaThe suggestion that Adams has Armanti Edwards-type skills is high praise for Adams considering Edwards competed at former rival Appalachian State in the Southern Conference and was the only FCS player to win the national offensive player of the year award in two seasons. But Gardner-Webb saw firsthand when Adams had a school-record 510 yards of total offense in Western Carolinas 44-14 win. Adams completed 36 of 43 passes for 427 yards and the first five touchdown passes of his career, and carried the ball 13 times for 83 yards. 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No one mentioned it and I cant remember thinking about it, he said on Wednesday, as the England players took a day-off from training.Moeen was speaking at the team hotel, which has been given several layers of extra security because of the presence of the England contingent. On their way to Fatullah, they were accorded VVIP security so that their long convoy could cut through Dhaka traffic at morning rush hour. There was no need for the fleet of vehicles to stop at any crossing or roundabout in the busy Bangladesh capital.The convoy flowed at one speed, before reaching the destination which was 25 kms south of their hotel. A typical ride takes about 90 minutes but this one took half the time.While the match was going on in Fatullah, the security agencies held their final rehearsal at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, where the first two ODIs and the second Test will be held. The forces involved in maintaining security in this series include the Dhaka Metropolitan Police, SWAT, Special Branch, Detective Branch, Rapid Action Battalion and the Bomb Disposal Unit.The Mirpur venue is now under full CCTV coverage. During the first ODI, there will be body checks at the main gate and at the gallery gate. When the England teams convoy nears the stadium, at least 1 km is blockaded, and only those on foot can go through. The stadium perimeter wall has been raised too. All the shops in the stadium will be closed on the eve of the match and each shop owner has to sign a bond that declares that their shops dont contain anything harmful.This is what the Bangladesh government, in conjunction with the BCB, assured Reg Dickason, the ECBs security advisor, in mid-Augustt.dddddddddddd Based on this, Dickason and the ECB sanctioned the tour.Although Englands assistant coach Paul Farbrace had said that the security in Bangladesh isnt as in your face as it was for him in Pakistan, the level provided this time is unprecedented, certainly for Bangladesh.And it must be doing a good job if Moeen didnt notice it in Fatullah where fans had to go through two walk-through scanners to watch them play. He said that he was happy with the measures taken during this tour.Im pretty laid back about it. My theorys a bit different. I think youre probably not safe anywhere, if youre meant to go youre meant to go.It doesnt mean Im going to go out but so far its been the best weve ever had in terms of security, and I think any other country would do well to beat it, he said.Moeen said that if the security provided during the Bangladesh Premier League is up to the mark, the English cricketers should not feel unsafe although the PCA has, earlier this week, warned them against participating in the Bangladesh Premier League on security grounds.Its up to the guys. I know the PCA have sent emails and stuff around to the guys. I dont see why they shouldnt go. If the securitys fine and the guys are happy then they should come. It probably wont be as tight as this but they would have good security still, he said.Moeen has been in Bangladesh before, playing for Mohammedan Sporting Club in the 2010-11 Dhaka Premier League and later in the 2013 BPL for Duronto Rajshahi. He said that he understood what it would mean to people in this country when England arrive for their tour.I know the people here. They are very nice, and generous. Ive always got looked after here. Ive got a lot of friends here. I thought it was important for us to come out. Its a great experience playing out here. ' ' '