Week 6 score thread

[Mvemjsunpx]

Now 62-0.

Has there every been this lop-sided an FCS vs. FBS win?

Not that I know of, though I wouldn't be surprised (especially in the early days of I-AA when there was a lot of shifting back & forth).

I know Northridge beat Boise by about 40 in the late '90s… that's the most lopsided I know of.

[Mvemjsunpx]

Who do you guys have left?



All jokes aside, sorry to hear about the injuries. If I were a Griz fan circa 2011 though, I'd probably tell you it's no excuse.

3rd string guy looked okay for his first game. Griz lose 24-21 in OT, though.

Simis was able to step up in the pocket & run. Unfortunately, that was pretty much it for his bag of tricks. OK, he did throw a TD pass to a pretty much uncovered WR, but aside from that he looked kinda deer-in-the-headlights-ish.

Weber got last week out of their system while the Griz decided to play meh-ball.

[Mvemjsunpx]

North Texas fired their coach before their postgame press conference.

[93henfan]

North Texas fired their coach before their postgame press conference.

Really?

[93henfan]

Lots of factoids in this story:

http://www.sbnation.com/college-footbal ... in-records

[Ibanez]

The Citadel Bulldogs 39
Wofford Terriers 12

Nobody beats The Citadel 17 consecutive games -- NOBODY!

Except for those two losses earlier this season, right?

[Screamin_Eagle174]

Lots of factoids in this story:

http://www.sbnation.com/college-footbal ... in-records

And last but not least, let's take some time to celebrate the Vikings. Last year, this team went 3-9, finished 10th in the Big Sky conference, and fired their coach, Nigel Burton. Now they're 4-1, with a win over a power conference opponent and a blowout victory over an FBS team. I have no clue what new coach Bruce Barnum has done; the turnaround from "bad FCS team" to "obliterating FBS teams by 60" seems like it would involve sorcery or steroids. Kudos to Portland State, who should make the FCS playoffs.

[JALMOND]

Now 62-0.

Has there every been this lop-sided an FCS vs. FBS win?

Not that I know of, though I wouldn't be surprised (especially in the early days of I-AA when there was a lot of shifting back & forth).

I know Northridge beat Boise by about 40 in the late '90s… that's the most lopsided I know of.

PSU's athletic dept reporting that the 59 point win is the biggest deficit ever, surpassing Lehigh's 58 point win over Penn in 1981.

[JohnStOnge]

Since I am a McNeese fan I know that before Portland State did that to North Texas the biggest margin of victory by a I-AA/FCS over a I-A/FBS was McNeese State's 32 point win (53-21) over South Florida in 2013.

I guess McNeese will have to be content with the biggest I-AA/FCS margin of victory over an Automatic Qualifier Conference team during the BCS era. Oh well.

[CitadelGrad]

The Citadel Bulldogs 39
Wofford Terriers 12

Nobody beats The Citadel 17 consecutive games -- NOBODY!

Except for those two losses earlier this season, right?

2 < 17 and those two losses were to two different teams.

[JohnStOnge]

I know Northridge beat Boise by about 40 in the late '90s… that's the most lopsided I know of.

Yeah they did! 63-23 in 1997. I guess the thing I heard about McNeese beating South Florida by 32 was the biggest margin for a I-AA/FCS over a team from an automatic qualifier conference during the BCS era.

[Ibanez]

Except for those two losses earlier this season, right?

2 < 17 and those two losses were to two different teams.

Lucky number 18, right?

[CitadelGrad]

2 < 17 and those two losses were to two different teams.

Lucky number 18, right?

Are you fucking high?

[Ibanez]

Lucky number 18, right?

Are you fucking high?

Can you write a clear sentence to begin with? Don't make people research a losing streak that long.

And I assume you were referring to your 16 straight losses to Wofford.

And I fat fingered an eight.

[93henfan]

Flooding has obviously stressed out the South Carolinians.