TSN Ranks the FCS Conferences
Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2012 12:01 pm
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THe Big South at #7? That seems high.dbackjon wrote:ECB...
Mostly good ranking. Not sure there is much separation 1-3
Ibanez wrote:THe Big South at #7? That seems high.dbackjon wrote:ECB...
Mostly good ranking. Not sure there is much separation 1-3
Eh. I reviewed that list again. The conference is definelty better than the SWAC and MEAC. I guess we're conteders with the Patriot League. Nevermind, we're probably right where we need to be.dbackjon wrote:Ibanez wrote: THe Big South at #7? That seems high.
Who would you put ahead of them?
but nothing about South Dakota moving to the MVFC? Must not be any kind of a threat to NDSU, UNI and the top teams in that conference. Or TSN has never heard of South Dakota.The depth of the conference is impressive with the likes of conference newcomers North Dakota, Cal Poly and Southern Utah (featuring QB Brad Sorensen)
If the play on the field ever matched the fan enthusiasm, they would be #1.tampajag wrote:#12 is much too high.................
FIFYdbackjon wrote:ECB...
Mostly good ranking. Not sure there is much separation 1-4
Pwns wrote:FIFYdbackjon wrote:ECB...
Mostly good ranking. Not sure there is much separation 1-4
at this point I'm happy with baby stepsGil Dobie wrote:If the play on the field ever matched the fan enthusiasm, they would be #1.tampajag wrote:#12 is much too high.................
tampajag wrote:at this point I'm happy with baby mama stepsGil Dobie wrote:
If the play on the field ever matched the fan enthusiasm, they would be #1.
oh so truedbackjon wrote:tampajag wrote: at this point I'm happy with baby mama steps
Your kidding right ???tampajag wrote:#12 is much too high.................
nope i'm not, swac football isn't good right nowdal4018 wrote:Your kidding right ???tampajag wrote:#12 is much too high.................
Just kidding thought I would never say this but SWAC football needs a complete overhaul.tampajag wrote:nope i'm not, swac football isn't good right nowdal4018 wrote:Your kidding right ???
it was bound to happen, 9 game mandate, poor decision making, and poor OOC scheduling have killed the league.dal4018 wrote:Just kidding thought I would never say this but SWAC football needs a complete overhaul.tampajag wrote: nope i'm not, swac football isn't good right now
I'd say the above has hurt the league, not killed it. I think participating in the playoffs would do a ton of good for the SWAC.tampajag wrote:it was bound to happen, 9 game mandate, poor decision making, and poor OOC scheduling have killed the league.dal4018 wrote:Just kidding thought I would never say this but SWAC football needs a complete overhaul.
I think that's on the list but it's not as high. I miss the scheduling Southern had in the 90's. Home and homes with two Southland schools and a home and home with FAMU. At the time those were playoff caliber teams.SloStang wrote:I'd say the above has hurt the league, not killed it. I think participating in the playoffs would do a ton of good for the SWAC.tampajag wrote: it was bound to happen, 9 game mandate, poor decision making, and poor OOC scheduling have killed the league.
Agreed taking away the automatic playoff bid really hurt this great league a decade ago.Especially now that Prairie View has experienced a complete re-surgence in football.SloStang wrote:I'd say the above has hurt the league, not killed it. I think participating in the playoffs would do a ton of good for the SWAC.tampajag wrote: it was bound to happen, 9 game mandate, poor decision making, and poor OOC scheduling have killed the league.
Yes the Southland conference had playoff caliber teams and in some cases still do even now.Florida A&M has been a playoff caliber team since the release of ex-coach Bill Joe a decade ago before that they ruled the MEAC with that pass happy Gulf Coast attack.tampajag wrote:I think that's on the list but it's not as high. I miss the scheduling Southern had in the 90's. Home and homes with two Southland schools and a home and home with FAMU. At the time those were playoff caliber teams.SloStang wrote: I'd say the above has hurt the league, not killed it. I think participating in the playoffs would do a ton of good for the SWAC.
And of course the obvious a weak financial foundation league wide!!!!tampajag wrote:it was bound to happen, 9 game mandate, poor decision making, and poor OOC scheduling have killed the league.dal4018 wrote:Just kidding thought I would never say this but SWAC football needs a complete overhaul.