Colgate @ Wagner

[Screamin_Eagle174]

Colgate coach is challenging the fumble.

Not even close.

[SeattleGriz]

Colgate QB is beating Colgate.

[kalm]

"It's a long way from Wagner to Chaney, Washington."

[Screamin_Eagle174]

Colgate QB is beating Colgate.

Wagner D is doing a good job of forcing the mistakes also.

[Screamin_Eagle174]

Game.

[EWURanger]

Finally got espn3 up and the games over...guess ill hit up the Nova game.


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[clenz]

Lehigh fans on AGS are in full douche mode right now in the Wagner/Gate thread..


I'm embarrassed for them

[danefan]

Wagner played great. Smart on offense and great on defense. That's what wins in the playoffs.

Wagner hasn't had a turnover in 7 games and only 1 in 9 games.

[Seahawks]

This is the biggest mismatch of the first round, IMO. Colgate is on a offensive roll, having won 7 in a row with an unstoppable offense, and is outscoring their opponents by 16 ppg despite giving up 33 ppg during the streak. The Seahawks did pound NEC favorite Albany, but haven't looked even vaguely like a playoff team otherwise. That being said, Wagner does have a chance simply because they can run the ball & Colgate's run defense is awful. Wagner's own run defense is mediocre compared to their other solid defensive stats, though, so I don't think they'll be able to slow Colgate's dual-pronged rushing attack well enough to win. The Seahawks haven't scored more than 31 points in a game this season, and I doubt 31 points will be enough to win this one.

The numbers Gavin McCarney has put up this season for Colgate are insane, particularly during the win streak. He's averaging 158.9 ypg on the ground (slightly more than his RB, Jordan McCord) over the past 7 games, and is also averaging 228.1 ypg through the air for a total of 387 ypg of total offense. That's a frightening total for a running QB.

• Colgate 42-24 Wagner[/size]

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So much for that.

Wagner 31 Colgate 20

Congratulations Seahawks

[Screamin_Eagle174]

This is the biggest mismatch of the first round, IMO. Colgate is on a offensive roll, having won 7 in a row with an unstoppable offense, and is outscoring their opponents by 16 ppg despite giving up 33 ppg during the streak. The Seahawks did pound NEC favorite Albany, but haven't looked even vaguely like a playoff team otherwise. That being said, Wagner does have a chance simply because they can run the ball & Colgate's run defense is awful. Wagner's own run defense is mediocre compared to their other solid defensive stats, though, so I don't think they'll be able to slow Colgate's dual-pronged rushing attack well enough to win. The Seahawks haven't scored more than 31 points in a game this season, and I doubt 31 points will be enough to win this one.

The numbers Gavin McCarney has put up this season for Colgate are insane, particularly during the win streak. He's averaging 158.9 ypg on the ground (slightly more than his RB, Jordan McCord) over the past 7 games, and is also averaging 228.1 ypg through the air for a total of 387 ypg of total offense. That's a frightening total for a running QB.

• Colgate 42-24 Wagner[/size]

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So much for that.

Wagner 31 Colgate 20

Congratulations Seahawks

My support of the Seahawks starts and stops in Seattle. Get ready for an aerial attack the likes those East Coasters haven't seen.

Congrats on the win though!

[dal4018]

Congrats to the Seahawks!!!!

[Mvemjsunpx]

Quite stunned at this result. Wagner held Colgate to their lowest point total of the season.