Re: Is FCS (Beside NDSU) Really This Bad?
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2018 11:07 am
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I have tits....CAA Flagship wrote:There's nothing worse than titless, western, ladyboys.93henfan wrote:89 just ripping the tits off the western ladyboys.
Alabama just knows how to game the system. Big difference when only 2 or 4 teams are invited vs 16 or 24.Gil Dobie wrote:FCS - NDSU in 6 of the last 9 championship games, 7 out of 10 including this year.89Hen wrote: You mean back when I-AA wasn't as strong overall? Check.
FBS - Alabama in 6 of the last 9 championship games, TBD
Is FBS down too?
It's a UNI thing. Our S&C coach was at UNI until 2003, and Klieman was a DC at UNI until 2011, and current New HC was a DC at UNI, along with our OC who played at UNI. Now you know the rest of the story for UNI.Pwns wrote:Take Nick Saban out of Alabama, Alabama becomes what LSU or Florida is now.
But NDSU had a 3-peat with a coach on a 43-2 run who is 28-35 at Wyoming, and then Chris Klieman takes over and is 68-6 and counting, which means he has the highest winning percentage of any current DI coach and any of the all-time great FCS coaches.
Alabama isn't on the cusp of 7 national championships in 8 years, either. Alabama has 5 of the last 9.
Well, Alabama has to contend with the fact that the best teams in FBS aren't moving up to the NFL. NDSU can stay where they are and watch teams leave. Just saying.Pwns wrote:Take Nick Saban out of Alabama, Alabama becomes what LSU or Florida is now.
But NDSU had a 3-peat with a coach on a 43-2 run who is 28-35 at Wyoming, and then Chris Klieman takes over and is 68-6 and counting, which means he has the highest winning percentage of any current DI coach and any of the all-time great FCS coaches.
Alabama isn't on the cusp of 7 national championships in 8 years, either. Alabama has 5 of the last 9.
Grapeshot fired.GannonFan wrote:Well, Alabama has to contend with the fact that the best teams in FBS aren't moving up to the NFL. NDSU can stay where they are and watch teams leave. Just saying.Pwns wrote:Take Nick Saban out of Alabama, Alabama becomes what LSU or Florida is now.
But NDSU had a 3-peat with a coach on a 43-2 run who is 28-35 at Wyoming, and then Chris Klieman takes over and is 68-6 and counting, which means he has the highest winning percentage of any current DI coach and any of the all-time great FCS coaches.
Alabama isn't on the cusp of 7 national championships in 8 years, either. Alabama has 5 of the last 9.
This isn’t an EC(b) / west coast thing. It’s just that other than JMU for a couple years, the CAA has been down and has struggled against the Patriot, Ivy, and NEC of late. I watched the CAA champ, Maine in person last week and while they’re a good team tgeyvwerent as tough as Nicholls State and Davis.93henfan wrote:Grapeshot fired.GannonFan wrote:
Well, Alabama has to contend with the fact that the best teams in FBS aren't moving up to the NFL. NDSU can stay where they are and watch teams leave. Just saying.
I heart this thread.
Keep fighting, Men of the East(cb).
Yet, oddly, they beat the tournament #2 seed and Big Sky co-champs like bitches on their home field.kalm wrote:This isn’t an EC(b) / west coast thing. It’s just that other than JMU for a couple years, the CAA has been down and has struggled against the Patriot, Ivy, and NEC of late. I watched the CAA champ, Maine in person last week and while they’re a good team tgeyvwerent as tough as Nicholls State and Davis.93henfan wrote:
Grapeshot fired.
I heart this thread.
Keep fighting, Men of the East(cb).
Power shifts and I’m sure it will shift back towards the CAA soon.
Keep your heads up, little campers!
That’s what happens sometimes when your young QB throws 4 picks in a half. Weber was no Duchesne, Colgate, or SEMO.93henfan wrote:Yet, oddly, they beat the tournament #2 seed and Big Sky co-champs like bitches on their home field.kalm wrote:
This isn’t an EC(b) / west coast thing. It’s just that other than JMU for a couple years, the CAA has been down and has struggled against the Patriot, Ivy, and NEC of late. I watched the CAA champ, Maine in person last week and while they’re a good team tgeyvwerent as tough as Nicholls State and Davis.
Power shifts and I’m sure it will shift back towards the CAA soon.
Keep your heads up, little campers!
Imagine that!
Or Yale.kalm wrote:That’s what happens sometimes when your young QB throws 4 picks in a half. Weber was no Duchesne, Colgate, or SEMO.93henfan wrote:
Yet, oddly, they beat the tournament #2 seed and Big Sky co-champs like bitches on their home field.
Imagine that!
Montana State beat Colorado in 2006 and lost to DII Chadron State the next week.Gil Dobie wrote:Or Yale.kalm wrote:
That’s what happens sometimes when your young QB throws 4 picks in a half. Weber was no Duchesne, Colgate, or SEMO.
We did explain it, 800 times. The tide is way, way out right now, with the exception of NDSU.kalm wrote:Montana State beat Colorado in 2006 and lost to DII Chadron State the next week.Gil Dobie wrote:
Or Yale.
Things go up, things go down. Tide goes in, tide goes out. Certain fans CAAn't explain that!
93henfan wrote:We did explain it, 800 times. The tide is way, way out right now, with the exception of NDSU.kalm wrote:
Montana State beat Colorado in 2006 and lost to DII Chadron State the next week.
Things go up, things go down. Tide goes in, tide goes out. Certain fans CAAn't explain that!
So back to the thread title. Again. Yes, FCS beside NDSU really is this bad.
Yeah...you're a real JSO when it comes to this.93henfan wrote:We did explain it, 800 times. The tide is way, way out right now, with the exception of NDSU.kalm wrote:
Montana State beat Colorado in 2006 and lost to DII Chadron State the next week.
Things go up, things go down. Tide goes in, tide goes out. Certain fans CAAn't explain that!
So back to the thread title. Again. Yes, FCS beside NDSU really is this bad.
I started the thread. I'm the emcee here, thank you very much!kalm wrote:Yeah...you're a real JSO when it comes to this.93henfan wrote:
We did explain it, 800 times. The tide is way, way out right now, with the exception of NDSU.
So back to the thread title. Again. Yes, FCS beside NDSU really is this bad.
93henfan wrote:We did explain it, 800 times. The tide is way, way out right now, with the exception of NDSU.kalm wrote:
Montana State beat Colorado in 2006 and lost to DII Chadron State the next week.
Things go up, things go down. Tide goes in, tide goes out. Certain fans CAAn't explain that!
So back to the thread title. Again. Yes, FCS beside NDSU really is this bad.
The CAA is down. The SoCon is WAY down. The MVFC not named NDSU is down. The Southland is down. The Patriot is down. The NEC is down. The Big South is down. The Big Sky seems to be about on par.Chizzang wrote:93henfan wrote:
We did explain it, 800 times. The tide is way, way out right now, with the exception of NDSU.
So back to the thread title. Again. Yes, FCS beside NDSU really is this bad.
Meh...
The CAA is down but the rest of the field seems about right
clenz wrote:I'm watching the MVFC and looking back to SIU WKU and UNI of the same timeframe of the Gateway and it's crazy
UNI the last few years has somehow maintained top 25 status and finished second in the MVFC. They are UNI teams that would get curbed by UNI SIU WKU etc in conference play in the Gateway
That's a broad brush stroke, being the NEC advanced in the playoffs, the Patroit Champ made the quarter finals, Big South continues to make the Quarterfinals, Southland team beats a Big 12 team and advance 3 teams to the playoffs. UNI sent all their good coaches to NDSU. Comparing UNI 3rd place team to the UNI conference champions of the past, is just what it is. In 2005 a 7-4 NDSU lost to a 9-4 SIU team 9-0, and in 2008 a 6-4 NDSU beat a 9-3 SIU team. The MVFC may look down because of NDSU, but it's the same tough conference.89Hen wrote:The CAA is down. The SoCon is WAY down. The MVFC not named NDSU is down. The Southland is down. The Patriot is down. The NEC is down. The Big South is down. The Big Sky seems to be about on par.Chizzang wrote:
Meh...
The CAA is down but the rest of the field seems about right
clenz wrote:I'm watching the MVFC and looking back to SIU WKU and UNI of the same timeframe of the Gateway and it's crazy
UNI the last few years has somehow maintained top 25 status and finished second in the MVFC. They are UNI teams that would get curbed by UNI SIU WKU etc in conference play in the Gateway
The MVFC has had 4 teams in the semi’s and one in the finals not named NDSU in the last 5 years....silly hen.89Hen wrote:The CAA is down. The SoCon is WAY down. The MVFC not named NDSU is down. The Southland is down. The Patriot is down. The NEC is down. The Big South is down. The Big Sky seems to be about on par.Chizzang wrote:
Meh...
The CAA is down but the rest of the field seems about right
clenz wrote:I'm watching the MVFC and looking back to SIU WKU and UNI of the same timeframe of the Gateway and it's crazy
UNI the last few years has somehow maintained top 25 status and finished second in the MVFC. They are UNI teams that would get curbed by UNI SIU WKU etc in conference play in the Gateway
Don't forget USD winning some playoff games. It's almost as if the field is weaker.Gil Dobie wrote:That's a broad brush stroke, being the NEC advanced in the playoffs, the Patroit Champ made the quarter finals, Big South continues to make the Quarterfinals, Southland team beats a Big 12 team and advance 3 teams to the playoffs...
89Hen wrote:Alabama just knows how to game the system. Big difference when only 2 or 4 teams are invited vs 16 or 24.Gil Dobie wrote:
FCS - NDSU in 6 of the last 9 championship games, 7 out of 10 including this year.
FBS - Alabama in 6 of the last 9 championship games, TBD
Is FBS down too?
Alabama has 904 official victories[a] in NCAA Division I (an additional 21 victories were vacated and 8 victories and 1 tie were forfeited), has won 31 conference championships (4 Southern Conference and 27 SEC championships) and has made an NCAA-record 64 postseason bowl appearances. Other NCAA records include 23 winning streaks of 10 games or more and 19 seasons with a 10–0 start. The program has 34 seasons with 10 wins or more (plus one vacated),[10][11] and has 40 bowl victories, both NCAA records.[12] Alabama has completed 10 undefeated seasons, 9 of which were perfect seasons. The Crimson Tide leads the SEC West Division with 14 division titles and 12 appearances in the SEC Championship Game. Alabama holds a winning record against every current and former SEC school.
So you don't think they make fewer championship games if they had to win 2-3 games to get there instead of one?AZGrizFan wrote:89Hen wrote: Alabama just knows how to game the system. Big difference when only 2 or 4 teams are invited vs 16 or 24.
I don't think that makes any difference with Alabama. Maybe all the OTHER schools, but they've been head and shoulders above every other FBS team for a decade now.
More teams in the playoffs too, better chance for a win.89Hen wrote:Don't forget USD winning some playoff games. It's almost as if the field is weaker.Gil Dobie wrote:That's a broad brush stroke, being the NEC advanced in the playoffs, the Patroit Champ made the quarter finals, Big South continues to make the Quarterfinals, Southland team beats a Big 12 team and advance 3 teams to the playoffs...
2 in the finals, Illinois St and Youngstown St.kalm wrote:The MVFC has had 4 teams in the semi’s and one in the finals not named NDSU in the last 5 years....silly hen.89Hen wrote: The CAA is down. The SoCon is WAY down. The MVFC not named NDSU is down. The Southland is down. The Patriot is down. The NEC is down. The Big South is down. The Big Sky seems to be about on par.