Is this his pic?ilovebaker wrote:According to Weber's Athletic Dept. (SID who is a complete idiot and is LAZY) Weber beat Nevada twice when they were in the Big West and Idaho once. Oh Weber will beat Wyoming.
Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Wyoming has been officially tabbed as the pre-season dog of the Mountain West Conference for 2009. At this point apparently, all kidding aside, if Weber goes to Laramie and lays an egg, they might as well disband and go on a mission.
Heat is on, first game shall define the season for either team, who will it be?
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
There's no way in hell that the NCAA is going to base lifting the playoff ban on how EWU does this year, even if they went undefeated. The ban will stand. What the hell kind of precedence would the NCAA be setting if EWU won the conference and they lifted the ban?BlackFalkin wrote:IMO, **IF** they do, it will be when Eastern finishes 1st in the Sky and/or eligible for playoffs. THEN & ONLY THEN, will they lift the ban. It makes no sense for them to show leniency ( which will kinda look bad for the NCAA anyway) before the reg. season starts and run the risk that Eastern never makes the playoffs.SUUTbird wrote:And wondering Blackfalkin since you seem to actually be posting again, any word on wether or not the ban on eastern will be lifted?
'Ok, guys, you broke so many rules that we banned you from post game play, but since those infractions resulted in you having such a great team that you won the conference we are going to forgive you and not only that, but we're going to give you a home game in the first round............'
Give me a break..................
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I want to win REAL bad, but neither of Weber's FBS games define the season for the Wildcats.Wedgebuster wrote:Wyoming has been officially tabbed as the pre-season dog of the Mountain West Conference for 2009. At this point apparently, all kidding aside, if Weber goes to Laramie and lays an egg, they might as well disband and go on a mission.
Heat is on, first game shall define the season for either team, who will it be?
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Actually...he is a bit more trim.Wedgebuster wrote:Is this his pic?ilovebaker wrote:According to Weber's Athletic Dept. (SID who is a complete idiot and is LAZY) Weber beat Nevada twice when they were in the Big West and Idaho once. Oh Weber will beat Wyoming.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Not saying it isn't a good argument about scoring against UM and Cal Poly but you were the recipient of UM's turnover prone 3 game series in the middle of the season and your offense only had to go about 35 yds. for each score. If you can do that against Wyoming then I think you will definitely win that game.weberwildcat wrote:We barely beat Sac n UNC last year...then we score 45+ against #3 UM (1st game)and #3 Cal Poly.
WSU can win this one as easily as lose this one. Who ever brings the A game can win it.
It doesnt matter whether Weber only had to go 35 yards or 60, UM's defense could not stop Weber that day, Montana did a much better job in the playoff game, your offense turning the ball over is no excuse to stop playing defense.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Last year the two FBS losses and two DivII/NAIA wins probably cost you guys a home playoff game.. I'd say they'd be pretty important.native wrote:I want to win REAL bad, but neither of Weber's FBS games define the season for the Wildcats.Wedgebuster wrote:Wyoming has been officially tabbed as the pre-season dog of the Mountain West Conference for 2009. At this point apparently, all kidding aside, if Weber goes to Laramie and lays an egg, they might as well disband and go on a mission.
Heat is on, first game shall define the season for either team, who will it be?
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
No, I think the only difference would be this, Weber beat EWU, First round home game vs Cal Poly, then they still would have had to play at UM in the next round, I dont think playing those teams cost us anything.MrTitleist wrote:Last year the two FBS losses and two DivII/NAIA wins probably cost you guys a home playoff game.. I'd say they'd be pretty important.native wrote:
I want to win REAL bad, but neither of Weber's FBS games define the season for the Wildcats.
Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
I agree, what cost you was your inability to beat two BSC opponents at the end of the season.Wildcat Ryan wrote:No, I think the only difference would be this, Weber beat EWU, First round home game vs Cal Poly, then they still would have had to play at UM in the next round, I dont think playing those teams cost us anything.MrTitleist wrote:
Last year the two FBS losses and two DivII/NAIA wins probably cost you guys a home playoff game.. I'd say they'd be pretty important.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
I agree, what cost you was your inability to beat two BSC opponents at the end of the season.Wildcat Ryan wrote:No, I think the only difference would be this, Weber beat EWU, First round home game vs Cal Poly, then they still would have had to play at UM in the next round, I dont think playing those teams cost us anything.MrTitleist wrote:
Last year the two FBS losses and two DivII/NAIA wins probably cost you guys a home playoff game.. I'd say they'd be pretty important.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
kemajic wrote:I agree, what cost you was your inability to beat two BSC opponents at the end of the season.Wildcat Ryan wrote:
No, I think the only difference would be this, Weber beat EWU, First round home game vs Cal Poly, then they still would have had to play at UM in the next round, I dont think playing those teams cost us anything.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
kemajic wrote:I agree, what cost you was your inability to beat two BSC opponents at the end of the season.Wildcat Ryan wrote:
No, I think the only difference would be this, Weber beat EWU, First round home game vs Cal Poly, then they still would have had to play at UM in the next round, I dont think playing those teams cost us anything.
Losing a 2nd Rd playoff game didn't cost us the ability to host a 1st rd playoff game.
When you have hopes for the playoffs...I'd rather be playing 1 FBS team per year not 2, but who knows maybe we really need the money even if its against FBS teams that don't pay much.Last year the two FBS losses and two DivII/NAIA wins probably cost you guys a home playoff game.. I'd say they'd be pretty important.
Maybe we'll have to keep doing this until we can start packing our home stadium.
I do agree 10-2 woulda been better than 9-3 last yr if we'd scheduled SUU instead of Utah or Hawaii.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
But D2/NAIA games don't count towards your 7 wins for playoff eligibility (last I checked), so that's four games that set you back, plus a loss to Eastern.. that makes only 7 D1 wins.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Your too dumb to see what I was saying I guess so I let you live with that last loss of the season and once in a while think back on the fond memories of the first game.Wildcat Ryan wrote:Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Not saying it isn't a good argument about scoring against UM and Cal Poly but you were the recipient of UM's turnover prone 3 game series in the middle of the season and your offense only had to go about 35 yds. for each score. If you can do that against Wyoming then I think you will definitely win that game.
It doesnt matter whether Weber only had to go 35 yards or 60, UM's defense could not stop Weber that day, Montana did a much better job in the playoff game, your offense turning the ball over is no excuse to stop playing defense.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
You are absolutely correct, Mr. T! That's why I like this year's all-DI schedule much better.MrTitleist wrote:But D2/NAIA games don't count towards your 7 wins for playoff eligibility (last I checked), so that's four games that set you back, plus a loss to Eastern.. that makes only 7 D1 wins.
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No DII/NAIA this year!MrTitleist wrote:Last year the two FBS losses and two DivII/NAIA wins probably cost you guys a home playoff game.. I'd say they'd be pretty important.native wrote:
I want to win REAL bad, but neither of Weber's FBS games define the season for the Wildcats.
The FBS games are important, yes, but only the FCS games define the season.
If Weber does not beat Montana in Missoula, they are unlikely to get a seed. If they beat Montana and win the BSC outright, they are likely to get a seed - regardless of the outcomes of the FBS matchups.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Your analysis is incomplete, Ursus. In the mid-season matchup won by Weber the net turnover differential was only 2. Weber recovered one fumble and snagged two interceptions, and Montana snagged an interception. Only two of the seven Weber scoring drives originated with a turnover. Take them away and Weber still wins 31-28. Turnovers were not the biggest story of the game.Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Not saying it isn't a good argument about scoring against UM and Cal Poly but you were the recipient of UM's turnover prone 3 game series in the middle of the season and your offense only had to go about 35 yds. for each score. If you can do that against Wyoming then I think you will definitely win that game.weberwildcat wrote:We barely beat Sac n UNC last year...then we score 45+ against #3 UM (1st game)and #3 Cal Poly.
WSU can win this one as easily as lose this one. Who ever brings the A game can win it.
The more important factors in the Wildcat victory were superior defensive performances in critical situations and better special teams. The Wildcats sacked Bergquist 7 times and held the Griz to only seven conversions on eighteen third and fourth down attempts. The Griz never sacked Higgins and allowed six of twelve third and fourth down conversions. Moreover, the Griz surrendered an average nine yard advantage in field position from kickoffs.
The average Weber scoring drive was 41 yards, not 30 yards as you claim. Take away the turnovers and the average drive was 54 yards. Better special teams as much as turnovers, were the cause of the difference in the length of scoring drives.
If you mean to say that the beatdown score of 45-28 was caused by turnovers, you are correct. If you mean to say that the Weber victory was caused by turnovers, I must disagree.
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Team, Quarter, Starting point, How obtained, Result, Plays-Yards, Elapsed time
UM Q1 M25 Punt TD 7-75 3:28
UM Q1 M20 Int TD 6-80 3:07
UM Q2 M48 KO TD 6-52 3:09
UM Q4 M23 KO TD 12-77 4:12
WSU Q1 W35 KO FG(42yd) 7-40 2:32
WSU Q1 W38 KO TD 7-62 3:10
WSU Q2 M30 KO TD 1-30 0:08
WSU Q2 M26 Int TD 2-26 0:45
WSU Q2 W27 Punt TD 13-73 5:04
WSU Q4 M05 Fum TD 2-5 0:09
WSU Q4 W48 KO TD 3-52 1:44
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Your too dumb to see what I was saying I guess so I let you live with that last loss of the season and once in a while think back on the fond memories of the first game.Wildcat Ryan wrote:
It doesnt matter whether Weber only had to go 35 yards or 60, UM's defense could not stop Weber that day, Montana did a much better job in the playoff game, your offense turning the ball over is no excuse to stop playing defense.
I understand completely what your saying, Weber needs to win the turnover battle and get good field position, thats the storyline for every football game, what you were blaming Weber's win in Ogden on was UM's turnovers, like native said without them Montana STILL LOSES. 5, 25, 35, 73, 100 yards it doesnt matter how far they have to go, they will score if the DEFENSE cant stop them. instead of blaming your offense for turnovers, you should point fingers at the defense who allowed Weber to score at will.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Give Weber's recent 2 yr history in weather games...I guess we should hope for rain or snow for Wyo, CSU and Halloween!
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
weberwildcat wrote:Give Weber's recent 2 yr history in weather games...I guess we should hope for rain or snow for Wyo, CSU and Halloween!
Weber doesnt need bad wheather to beat the Grizzlies, They just need to play a good game and they will win.
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Wildcat Ryan wrote:weberwildcat wrote:Give Weber's recent 2 yr history in weather games...I guess we should hope for rain or snow for Wyo, CSU and Halloween!
Weber doesnt need bad wheather to beat the Grizzlies, They just need to play a good game and they will win.
Even if we dont need it, the team sure plays well in bad weather.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Jeezus Christ. I never said anything about the turnovers being an excuse for MT losing the first game. I said that it was an anomaly that doesn't happen very often so although the rest of the reasons that Weber could win the game were strong I wouldn't count on that as something Weber would have in the bank in the Wyoming game. I went on to say that if it does happen then I expect Weber to win that game.
Native you don't have any problem understanding what I'm layin' out there normally so I'll assume that I didn't point this out clearly enough although when I re-read what I wrote I still can't see how that point doesn't get through.
Based on past performances and general proclivity for not being a fuckstick I have two final responses on this subject.
Native-Good luck to you guys and hope the game turns out well for the Wildcats.
weber wildcat-You guys lost the game that counted against the Griz so you know...whatever.
Native you don't have any problem understanding what I'm layin' out there normally so I'll assume that I didn't point this out clearly enough although when I re-read what I wrote I still can't see how that point doesn't get through.
Based on past performances and general proclivity for not being a fuckstick I have two final responses on this subject.
Native-Good luck to you guys and hope the game turns out well for the Wildcats.
weber wildcat-You guys lost the game that counted against the Griz so you know...whatever.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
These Utah people simply are going to have to quit marrying their cousins, worshiping salamanders, pining for caffeine and diluting their near beer. I have never seen such a pack of giddy weenie waggers over one winning season in my life.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
Thanks! No worries.Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Jeezus Christ. I never said anything about the turnovers being an excuse for MT losing the first game. I said that it was an anomaly that doesn't happen very often so although the rest of the reasons that Weber could win the game were strong I wouldn't count on that as something Weber would have in the bank in the Wyoming game. I went on to say that if it does happen then I expect Weber to win that game.
Native you don't have any problem understanding what I'm layin' out there normally so I'll assume that I didn't point this out clearly enough although when I re-read what I wrote I still can't see how that point doesn't get through.
Based on past performances and general proclivity for not being a **** I have two final responses on this subject.
Native-Good luck to you guys and hope the game turns out well for the Wildcats.
weber wildcat-You guys lost the game that counted against the Griz so you know...whatever.
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Re: Will FCS Weber beat FBS Wyoming on Sep 5?
I suppose you would be the expert on weenie waggers, wedge.Wedgebuster wrote:These Utah people simply are going to have to quit marrying their cousins, worshiping salamanders, pining for caffeine and diluting their near beer. I have never seen such a pack of giddy weenie waggers over one winning season in my life.
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