VERY rare. I remember Sac vs Hofstra a couple of times in the mid-'90s. Other than that, it's just whatever the playoffs throw at you.
I agree that this will be big game.
SuperHornet's Athletics Hall of Fame includes Jacksonville State kicker Ashley Martin, the first girl to score in a Division I football game. She kicked 3 PATs in a 2001 game for J-State.
That is rare enough that it is hard to disagree with, however, I don't think travel distances makes for a GOTW. What if Maine went to San Diego, would that be a GOTW?
In terms of a "better game" I'd have to go with SIU/UNI or GSU/Wofford
Wofford vs. Ga. So. is my pick. WoCo with a convincing win vs. Furman Saturday going to Statesboro to the hostile confines of Paulson Stadium with GSU coming off a bye week. It will be the battle of the triple option.
NAU vs. EWU could be a good one too.
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clenz wrote:That is rare enough that it is hard to disagree with, however, I don't think travel distances makes for a GOTW. What if Maine went to San Diego, would that be a GOTW?
In terms of a "better game" I'd have to go with SIU/UNI or GSU/Wofford
Well, you would, since it's your conference.
Me? I have to see what's on the plate for the week first
andy7171 wrote:My God man! Don't you know the rules!?! When using East and West in a sentence, ALWAYS use East first! And preferrabley use different font sizes.
clenz wrote:That is rare enough that it is hard to disagree with, however, I don't think travel distances makes for a GOTW. What if Maine went to San Diego, would that be a GOTW?
In terms of a "better game" I'd have to go with SIU/UNI or GSU/Wofford
Well, you would, since it's your conference.
Me? I have to see what's on the plate for the week first
Actually, knowing what the SIU/UNI rivalry is all about and how heated it is always makes it a GOTW candidate. However, add to the fact what is on the line for both teams right now: SIU being eliminated from playoff contention after being predicited to finish first in the preseason poll, UNI trying to prove that they deserve the top 15 ranking they have had so far this year and trying to grab a hold of MVFC control, SIU winning throws a HUGE wrench into the entire conference race, etc...
This game means "more" than probably any other game this week.
andy7171 wrote:My God man! Don't you know the rules!?! When using East and West in a sentence, ALWAYS use East first! And preferrabley use different font sizes.
FIFY
I changed the original post just for you Andy.
"Elaine, you're from Baltimore, right?"
"Yes, well, Towson actually."
Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen.
Oh, and you too Catmom! And SH!
Stop fighting it - the University of Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens are the 2010 (or should I say 2010/2011) FCS Team of Destiny. What do you think the real reason is for all the posers (cough, cough, Montana, cough, cough) wanting to go FBS?
And whenever the Team of Destiny plays, well, that right there is your GOTW.
This week's GOTW is Maine vs. Delaware.
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This East Coast Bias is shameful. There are very nice people on the west coast. Just because many of them wear purple and like rainbows doesn't mean we should have hatred. No wait. Doesn't UNI wear purple? And JMU? OK, forget what I said. Stay away from people wearing purple and flying rainbow flags, especially if they are nice and have this facial expression . East Coast Rules.
CAA Flagship wrote:This East Coast Bias is shameful. There are very nice people on the west coast. Just because many of them wear purple and like rainbows doesn't mean we should have hatred. No wait. Doesn't UNI wear purple? And JMU? OK, forget what I said. Stay away from people wearing purple and flying rainbow flags, especially if they are nice and have this facial expression . East Coast Rules.
UNI is west of the Mississippi, not under east coast rules.
CatMom wrote:Me? I have to see what's on the plate for the week first
Richmond at New Hampshire
Maine at Delaware
Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois
Elon at Appalachian State
Portland State at Montana State
North Dakota State at Youngstown State
Wofford at Georgia Southern
Northern Arizona at Eastern Washington
Stephen F. Austin at McNeese State
CAA Flagship wrote:This East Coast Bias is shameful. There are very nice people on the west coast. Just because many of them wear purple and like rainbows doesn't mean we should have hatred. No wait. Doesn't UNI wear purple? And JMU? OK, forget what I said. Stay away from people wearing purple and flying rainbow flags, especially if they are nice and have this facial expression . East Coast Rules.
UNI is west of the Mississippi, not under east coast rules.
Well, if your are going by the Mississippi then yes.
If going based on the geographical center of the contiguous United States, UNI is subject to ECB
The GEOGRAPHIC CENTER of the UNITED STATES
LAT. 39°50' LONG. 98°35'
That's only the geographic center of CONUS, clenz. The ACTUAL geographic center is probably somewhere out in the Pacific.
SuperHornet's Athletics Hall of Fame includes Jacksonville State kicker Ashley Martin, the first girl to score in a Division I football game. She kicked 3 PATs in a 2001 game for J-State.
CatMom wrote:Me? I have to see what's on the plate for the week first
Richmond at New Hampshire
Maine at Delaware
Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois
Elon at Appalachian State
Portland State at Montana State
North Dakota State at Youngstown State
Wofford at Georgia Southern
Northern Arizona at Eastern Washington
Stephen F. Austin at McNeese State
Most of these games have playoff implications for both teams. Being a SoCon guy I would go with the Wofford vs GaSo match-up but being a Mountaineer the Elon vs App is of the most importance. On a national scale I like the Northern Iowa vs Southern Ill. Lots of good games this week!!!!!!
Big Sky Conference "Game of the Week" (with national ranking implications) Northern Arizona at Eastern Washington
Walter Payton Award Watch List Battle: NAU QB Michael Herrick vs EWU RB Tawain Jones
Herrick threw for over 400 yards against the Eagles last year, but his receivers aren't as gifted this time around
If Jones is healthy, the Eagle RB could do damage to the much-improved Lumberjack defense
Game has BSC title implications