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After the eighth week of play, 3 teams have won 7 D1 games and 53 of the 107 FCS teams still have an opportunity to reach 7 wins against D1 opponents. Nine teams were eliminated this week with a loss. The bubble teams that cannot afford another loss is at 22. To view a list of wins/losses, D1 wins, and D1 games remaining for each of the FCS teams, go to FCS Won-Loss through Week 8 (10/24/2009).

Elimination Bubble (22) - Bucknell, Cal Poly, Citadel, Coastal Carolina, Eastern Washington, Fordham, Gardner Webb, Georgia Southern, Hampton, Hofstra, Illinois State, Jacksonville, Monmouth, Montana State, North Carolina A&T, Old Dominion, Stony Brook, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech, Texas State, UC Davis, Wagner

Eliminated by Week 4 (2) - Indiana State, Savannah State
Eliminated in Week 5 (9) - Austin Peay, Georgetown, Idaho State, Northeastern, Portland State, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, Southeast Missouri State, Western Carolina
Eliminated in Week 6 (9) - Campbell, Morehead State, Murray State, Northern Colorado, North Dakota State, Northwestern State, St. Francis, Tennessee-Martin, Valparaiso
Eliminated in Week 7 (13) - Charleston Southern, Davidson, Delaware State, Duquesne, Lehigh, Maine, Nicholls State, Rhode Island, Samford, Southern Utah, Virginia Military Institute, Western Illinois, Wofford
Eliminated in Week 8 (9) - Bethune-Cookman, Howard, James Madison, Norfolk State, Sacramento State, Sam Houston State, San Diego, Southeastern Louisiana, Towson

Ineligible (9) - Bryant, Central Arkansas, Chattanooga, Jacksonville State, North Carolina Central, North Dakota, Presbyterian, South Dakota, Winston-Salem

Great work - and thanks for posting this!!

Well done!

Yeah, Sum puts in a lot of great work to compile this data, and it's much appreciated.

SumItUp wrote:After the eighth week of play, 3 teams have won 7 D1 games and 52 of the 107 FCS teams still have an opportunity to reach 7 wins against D1 opponents. Nine teams were eliminated this week with a loss. The bubble teams that cannot afford another loss is at 21. To view a list of wins/losses, D1 wins, and D1 games remaining for each of the FCS teams, go to FCS Won-Loss through Week 8 (10/24/2009).

Elimination Bubble (21) - Bucknell, Cal Poly, Citadel, Coastal Carolina, Fordham, Gardner Webb, Georgia Southern, Hampton, Hofstra, Illinois State, Jacksonville, Monmouth, Montana State, North Carolina A&T, Old Dominion, Stony Brook, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech, Texas State, UC Davis, Wagner

Eliminated by Week 4 (2) - Indiana State, Savannah State
Eliminated in Week 5 (9) - Austin Peay, Georgetown, Idaho State, Northeastern, Portland State, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, Southeast Missouri State, Western Carolina
Eliminated in Week 6 (9) - Campbell, Morehead State, Murray State, Northern Colorado, North Dakota State, Northwestern State, St. Francis, Tennessee-Martin, Valparaiso
Eliminated in Week 7 (13) - Charleston Southern, Davidson, Delaware State, Duquesne, Lehigh, Maine, Nicholls State, Rhode Island, Samford, Southern Utah, Virginia Military Institute, Western Illinois, Wofford
Eliminated in Week 8 (9) - Bethune-Cookman, Howard, James Madison, Norfolk State, Sacramento State, Sam Houston State, San Diego, Southeastern Louisiana, Towson

Ineligible (10) - Bryant, Central Arkansas, Chattanooga, Eastern Washington, Jacksonville State, North Carolina Central, North Dakota, Presbyterian, South Dakota, Winston-Salem

Hey, fuckstick: This is a GOVERNMENT board. Tone down the "work ethic" a bit, will you? You're making the rest of us look bad, newbie.

Old Dominion is not eligible...

SumItUp wrote:Eliminated in Week 6 (9) - Campbell, Morehead State, Murray State, Northern Colorado, North Dakota State, Northwestern State, St. Francis, Tennessee-Martin, Valparaiso
Eliminated in Week 7 (13) - Charleston Southern, Davidson, Delaware State, Duquesne, Lehigh, Maine, Nicholls State, Rhode Island, Samford, Southern Utah, Virginia Military Institute, Western Illinois, Wofford
Eliminated in Week 8 (9) - Bethune-Cookman, Howard, James Madison, Norfolk State, Sacramento State, Sam Houston State, San Diego, Southeastern Louisiana, Towson

I don't care who you are, THAT'S funny. NDSU is now equally as good as UNC, Northwestern & Tennesee-Martin...and a week WORSE than Charleston Southern, Lehigh, RHODE ISLAND (for God's sake) and SUU. And a full TWO weeks worse than JMU, Sac State and Towson. TOWSON.

Col Hogan wrote:Old Dominion is not eligible...

They are. They are not a transitioning school and they have scheduled atleast 7 division I teams, if they win 7 of their Div I games they are eligible for an at-large selection, though with their schedule they wont be getting a selection

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At-Large Playoff Elimination & Eligibility - Week 8

UNHWildCats wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:Old Dominion is not eligible...

They are. They are not a transitioning school and they have scheduled atleast 7 division I teams, if they win 7 of their Div I games they are eligible for an at-large selection, though with their schedule they wont be getting a selection

Well, if you are right, I stand corrected...

Col Hogan wrote:

UNHWildCats wrote: They are. They are not a transitioning school and they have scheduled atleast 7 division I teams, if they win 7 of their Div I games they are eligible for an at-large selection, though with their schedule they wont be getting a selection

Well, if you are right, I stand corrected...

Yes we are eligible and that was done specifically so that we could not be recruited against for that reason. Talk of us and the play-offs though is just a tad premature. Under the circumstances we are doing well and we hope to really be involved in the play-offs conversation in a few years.

Take Eastern Washington University off the 'not eligible' list please... thanks

BlackFalkin wrote:Take Eastern Washington University off the 'not eligible' list please... thanks

Post has been edited. Eastern Washington has been moved to the elimination bubble list. Congrats to EWU!!