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12 September 2011 3 Comments

CS: 2011 FCS Top 25 Football Poll Week 2 (9/12/2011)

Author: Chris Lynn

2011 CS Top 25 Poll Week 2 | 09/10/2011 1. Georgia Southern Eagles 2. Northern Iowa Panthers 3. Montana State Bobcats 4. William & Mary Tribe 5. Richmond Spiders 6. Appalachian State Mountaineers 7. Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens 8. North Dakota State Bison 9. Wofford Terriers 10. Eastern Washington Eagles 11. Montana Grizzlies 12. New [...]

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6 September 2011 0 Comments

CS: 2011 FCS Top 25 Football Poll Week 1 (9/6/2011)

Author: Chris Lynn

2011 CS Top 25 Football Poll Week 1 | 09/03/2011 1. Eastern Washington Eagles 2. Georgia Southern Eagles 3. Northern Iowa Panthers 4. Montana State Bobcats 5. William & Mary Tribe 6. Appalachian State Mountaineers 7. Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens 8. Richmond Spiders 9. Wofford Terriers 10. North Dakota State Bison 11. Sacramento State Hornets [...]

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26 June 2011 9 Comments

CS: FCS Top 25 Pre-Season Football Poll

Author: Chris Lynn

2011 CS Top 25 Preseason Football Poll 1. Eastern Washington Eagles 2. Appalachian State Mountaineers 3. Montana State Bobcats 4. Georgia Southern Eagles 5. Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens 6. Northern Iowa Panthers 7. William & Mary Tribe 8. Wofford Terriers 9. Montana Grizzlies 10. New Hampshire Wildcats 11. Jacksonville State Gamecocks 12. Richmond Spiders 13. [...]

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2 June 2011 23 Comments

clenz’s Preseason Top 25

Author: clenz

With the final countdown to the regular season underway (see the countdown threads on fcsfans.com) the preseason polls are starting to get released.  Unlike the FBS, the FCS uses a playoff system to determine a true champion.  This leaves almost no reason for polls, preseason or regular season, other than fan discussion.  However, that doesn’t [...]

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29 March 2011 0 Comments

M.V.P. or M.O.P

Author: clenz

A dictionary defines valuable as “having considerable worth”, and defines outstanding as “marked by superiority or distinction; excellent; distinguished”. These definitions seem fairly straight forward, and that there is a pretty clear distinction in the difference of the two words. For some reason, however, the sporting world seems to have a problem seeing that diction. [...]

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