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Week 1 Results...
1 Eastern Washington Eagles 2100 69
2 Georgia Southern Eagles 2047 16
3 Northern Iowa Panthers 1647 0
4 William & Mary Tribe 1645 0
5 Montana State Bobcats 1638 0
6 North Dakota State Bison 1573 0
7 Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens 1569 0
8 Appalachian State Mountaineers 1492 0
9 Wofford Terriers 1479 0
10 Richmond Spiders 1438 0
11 Jacksonville State Gamecocks 1180 0
12 Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks 1072 0
13 Lehigh Mountain Hawks 969 0
14 New Hampshire Wildcats 953 0
15 Montana Grizzlies 869 0
16 Sacramento State Hornets 839 1
17 Southern Illinois Salukis 809 0
18 James Madison Dukes 677 0
19 Liberty Flames 511 0
20 Villanova Wildcats 413 0
21 Central Arkansas Bears 405 0
22 Chattanooga Mocs 319 0
23 Cal Poly Mustangs 265 0
24 Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 263 0
25 South Carolina State Bulldogs 258 0


Also recieving votes:


26 South Dakota State Jackrabbits 209 0
27 McNeese State Cowboys 188 0
28 Pennsylvania Quakers 131 0
29 Sam Houston State Bearkats 116 0
30 Eastern Kentucky Colonels 114 0
31 Weber State Wildcats 88 0
32 North Dakota Fighting Sioux 72 0
33 Stony Brook Seawolves 70 0
34 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 67 0
35 Southern Utah Thunderbirds 44 0
36 Colgate Raiders 43 0
37 Old Dominion Monarchs 39 0
38 Eastern Illinois Panthers 31 0
39 Western Illinois Leathernecks 23 0
40 Murray State Racers 23 0
41 Alabama State Hornets 23 0
42 Harvard Crimson 21 0
43 Rhode Island Rams 17 0
44 Jackson State Tigers 17 0
45 Towson Tigers 17 0
46 Hampton Pirates 15 0
47 Delaware State Hornets 14 0
48 Youngstown State Penguins 14 0
49 UC Davis Aggies 13 0
50 Tennessee State Tigers 12 0
51 Florida A&M Rattlers 11 0
52 Southeast Missouri State Redhawks 10 0
53 Dayton Flyers 10 0


Most significant win of week 1:
Sacramento State Hornets

Most Significant Loss of week1:
Appalachian State Mountaineers

I didn't vote this week, but I think i'd have put SDSU in and Weber in ahead of a couple of those lower ranked teams.

AZGrizFan wrote:I didn't vote this week, but I think i'd have put SDSU in and Weber in ahead of a couple of those lower ranked teams.

And I'd have Sac State ahead of UNH...

This poll doesn't look all that bad.

I would have had ASU a lot lower... I think it is important watching how these teams do against FBS teams. 85% of the time the teams lose, but it is how they lose which is important to me. Appy got crushed and their fans seemed awful upset from what I read.

I did not expect them to beat V-Tech, but they got absolutely crushed.

UNI, Stony Brook, Sacramento State, Richmond, Youngstown State, and Eastern Kentucky looked the best in the FCS-FBS games this weekend. If I missed anyone, just post it on here.

I don't agree with the movement of SFA compared to New Hampshire.

guinzone wrote:I would have had ASU a lot lower... I think it is important watching how these teams do against FBS teams. 85% of the time the teams lose, but it is how they lose which is important to me. Appy got crushed and their fans seemed awful upset from what I read.

I did not expect them to beat V-Tech, but they got absolutely crushed.

UNI, Stony Brook, Sacramento State, Richmond, Youngstown State, and Eastern Kentucky looked the best in the FCS-FBS games this weekend. If I missed anyone, just post it on here.

Eastern Washington played a very good game against the Washington Huskies and if they would have had fewer turnovers would have won the game.

I'm not a "hater" but who is voting for South Carolina State?

Not one vote for UMass???

UMass is ineligible for the playoffs if memory serves right.. dunno if anyone will vote for them.

guinzone wrote:I would have had ASU a lot lower... I think it is important watching how these teams do against FBS teams. 85% of the time the teams lose, but it is how they lose which is important to me. Appy got crushed and their fans seemed awful upset from what I read.

I did not expect them to beat V-Tech, but they got absolutely crushed.

UNI, Stony Brook, Sacramento State, Richmond, Youngstown State, and Eastern Kentucky looked the best in the FCS-FBS games this weekend. If I missed anyone, just post it on here.

Agreed. I dropped them 8 spots from 4 to 12. Same with W&M.

Like goyotes mentioned, you forgot possibly the best game outside of Sac's upset of OSU, in EWU/UW. Committed 4 turnovers yet still almost won it. 70 yard drive in the final minute with no timeouts, only to be picked off in the endzone. 473 yards passing by BLM. 17 of UW's 30 points were short-field turnovers by us. We doubled them in total yardage.

MrTitleist wrote:UMass is ineligible for the playoffs if memory serves right.. dunno if anyone will vote for them.

NDSU was ranked in the top 5 when they were not eligible...during their transition...didn't stop anybody from voting for them...

So, what's different now???

Col Hogan wrote:

MrTitleist wrote:UMass is ineligible for the playoffs if memory serves right.. dunno if anyone will vote for them.

NDSU was ranked in the top 5 when they were not eligible...during their transition...didn't stop anybody from voting for them...

So, what's different now???

The difference was that they were an unstoppable force, and they completely captivated the eyes and hearts of the entire nation.

houndawg wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:I didn't vote this week, but I think i'd have put SDSU in and Weber in ahead of a couple of those lower ranked teams.

And I'd have Sac State ahead of UNH...

No kidding. Beating a Pac-12 team vs getting steam rolled by a MAC one. Hmm...

First thing I notice is that NDSU is too high @ #6. The rest looks pretty good though!

DJH wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:
NDSU was ranked in the top 5 when they were not eligible...during their transition...didn't stop anybody from voting for them...

So, what's different now???

The difference was that they were an unstoppable force, and they completely captivated the eyes and hearts of the entire nation.

So, this poll isn't based on performance, but is nothing more than a popularity contest...

So, if UMass defeats ranked teams, we should not expect to see any votes...

Got it....

Col Hogan wrote:

DJH wrote:
The difference was that they were an unstoppable force, and they completely captivated the eyes and hearts of the entire nation.

So, this poll isn't based on performance, but is nothing more than a popularity contest...

So, if UMass defeats ranked teams, we should not expect to see any votes...

Got it....

Hoagie, just give it up and start trying to get yourself excited about playing in the dildosrus.com bowl.

Col Hogan wrote:

MrTitleist wrote:UMass is ineligible for the playoffs if memory serves right.. dunno if anyone will vote for them.

NDSU was ranked in the top 5 when they were not eligible...during their transition...didn't stop anybody from voting for them...

So, what's different now???

UMass won't be in FCS playoffs in the next 5 years.

Col Hogan wrote:So, this poll isn't based on performance, but is nothing more than a popularity contest...

Got it....

Of course it is a popularity contest. How else can anyone explain the 39 points for Old Dominion.

DJH wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:
NDSU was ranked in the top 5 when they were not eligible...during their transition...didn't stop anybody from voting for them...

So, what's different now???

The difference was that they were an unstoppable force, and they completely captivated the eyes and hearts of the entire nation.

homerun!

houndawg wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:I didn't vote this week, but I think i'd have put SDSU in and Weber in ahead of a couple of those lower ranked teams.

And I'd have Sac State ahead of UNH...

Wow. New Hampshire at 14 after getting hammered by Toledo? Sac State at 16 after beating Oregon State? Nope.

LDopaPDX wrote:

houndawg wrote:



And I'd have Sac State ahead of UNH...

Wow. New Hampshire at 14 after getting hammered by Toledo? Sac State at 16 after beating Oregon State? Nope.

Toledo is a lot better than most people realize. With that said, their reputation certainly helps. We'll see how they do against Lehigh on Saturday.

Looks to me like SFA got rewarded for putting a beatdown on a transitioning D3 but SBU and Weber got punished for losing to an FBS (just barely, I might add). SAM got little love for beating a team they lost to last year. I think they're going to surprise people this year. (then again, I could be wrong)

Hey, I'm entitled to bitch too.

Sorry I'm not doing it this year, got too many pans on the fire

DJH wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:
NDSU was ranked in the top 5 when they were not eligible...during their transition...didn't stop anybody from voting for them...

So, what's different now???

The difference was that they were an unstoppable force, and they completely captivated the eyes and hearts of the entire nation.

This is my post of the year choice!

Go Lehigh TU Owl wrote:

LDopaPDX wrote:
Wow. New Hampshire at 14 after getting hammered by Toledo? Sac State at 16 after beating Oregon State? Nope.

Toledo is a lot better than most people realize. With that said, their reputation certainly helps. We'll see how they do against Lehigh on Saturday.

Pretty feeble......