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Or, you can spin it that it has been the same for 20 years. Bet you weren't posting in 2003, 2004 and 2010 that the FCS was in such awful shape. No, I wasn't. You're assuming that I think number of draft picks is a good indicator of the strength of the division. I do not. But it was Cleets that mad...

Or, you can spin it that it has been the same for 20 years.

Bet you weren't posting in 2003, 2004 and 2010 that the FCS was in such awful shape.

Last year at this time Depaul was 121st in KenPom. About a 60 team improvement year over year.

They have beaten Iowa, Minnesota, Butler, BC, Texas Tech and they took Villanova to overtime at the Finn.

No dreaming here, just facts.

Too funny. The hatred is real.

Don't give a fuck what W/L records are Creighton is fucking sCUm. Fuck Creighton Still haven't been out of the opening weekend of the NCAA tournament in damn near 5 fucking decades. Fucking shit bags. After all this time you still think it's about anything other than Creighton being a bunch of fuck...

Can't stop my self from pointing out that Depaul just beat a top 5 team. End of argument?

Interesting list from Massey. Nothing from Massey is interesting. :coffee: So predictable 89. You and 93 are the Bittermen of the forum. The FCS is alive and well. Massey and Sagarin computer rankings are only one way to measure teams. Are they perfect, especially for football, definitely not. Whet...

Interesting list from Massey. FCS football is alive and well.

No, I don't want NDSU to move up. Even though I feel they are already one of the top 30 or so programs in all of college football, I like the idea of challenging the best. Reminds me somewhat of UCLA in the Wooden era.

Another outstanding week for the Big East!

St. John's knocks off #24 Arizona
Butler over Purdue
Villanova over #1 Kansas
Seton Hall over #13 ranked Maryland
Xavier over TCU

Quality wins.

Here's to the new #1 Kansas losing Saturday at Wells Fargo

From what I have seen so far Ohio State is head and shoulders above the field. We will see how long it lasts. You mean best non Big East school. ;) and down they go to as soon as I mention how impressive they are to a decent Minnesota team. Maybe you're right. Maybe Butler or Depaul can take them. ...

From what I have seen so far Ohio State is head and shoulders above the field. We will see how long it lasts.

You have to go back 3-4 years ago to find a mistake? HA! Meanwhile the Big East goes 7-0 on Saturday. Pretty good day. St Johns over Big 12 West Virginia Butler over SEC Florida (Butler remains undefeated) Creighton over Big 10 Nebraska Xavier over AAC Cincinatti Marquette over Big 12 Kansas State G...

vutomcat wrote:Nice to see St. John's and DePaul make some progress toward respectability this year. Good for the conference.

Here's the original post. It was from less than a year ago. ( there you go, just for your juvenile self)

You really are a troll. Nuff said.

No, they were better last year and even better again this year. That's what I told you in the original post and you took exception. Just to remind you, I said their program had taken a step forward last year because of their improving record and a very respectable recruiting class. You said they had...

Good summary. Nice job with these. Thanks

For the record, I don't see any posts from Nova fans here. But, just one comment. there were about 25 possessions in the game and only three or four resulted in touchdown drives of less than 2 mins. So, to just assume SELA was going right down the field and scoring is a poor assumption. Interception...

They had an independent expert come in and compare their program to the rest of FCS. The expert ranked all the programs.





They found out they were ranked below Delaware so they knew it was hopeless.

Did you check out their wins last year? IU Northwest , Delaware State, Portland, Youngstown State, Central Ct., UIC, Alabama A&M, Miami (OH not FL) , and 4 Big East games. They played the weakest non-conference schedule in the Big East last year as well. This year they already have 3 Big East w...

Did you check out their wins last year? IU Northwest , Delaware State, Portland, Youngstown State, Central Ct., UIC, Alabama A&M, Miami (OH not FL) , and 4 Big East games. They played the weakest non-conference schedule in the Big East last year as well. This year they already have 3 Big East w...

89Hen wrote:1994 there were 86 players from just the SWAC and MEAC on opening day rosters. Not really a good measure of strength of anything.

# of players in the NFL is a good measure and the current numbers show the strength of FCS.

Source for your HBCU numbers in 1994?

FCS HEADLINES (posted in AGS Forum) This year, a whopping 167 players from current FCS schools were part of the 32 opening-day rosters for the NFL’s 100th season. Add in 43 players that were signed to practice squads (which go through frequent changes) and the FCS haul in the NFL is 210 (data courte...

--it happens.

BIg East Conference record overall

22-1 with the only loss coming from Creighton. Another fast start for the conference. We will see if the post season goes as well.

Where's Clenz? it's been 5 months since his last Creighton bashing.

vutomcat wrote:This is too funny. DePaul wins again. Ken Pomeroy is a little slow but eventually he catches up.

DePaul over Iowa