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Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2014 6:52 pm
by Mvemjsunpx
NoCo 24-38 EWUGood thing the Eagles have a running game now, because NoCo's INT numbers are crazy

NAU 31-27 Portland St. — Sounds like Cartwright will start, plus PSU still seems lost

Cal Poly 35-42 Sac StateBoth teams have weak pass D, but only one of them is a passing team

Southern Utah 31-49 Idaho St.James Cowser can't win games by himself

Davis 17-45 MontanaThe Griz begin their defenseless back half of the schedule

Weber 28-55 Montana St.Bobcat fans riot in disgust after their team fails to break 70 again

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 1:12 pm
by SDHornet
UNC at EWU - EWU rolls, and UNC is still...well UNC.

NAU at PSU - PSU shockingly wins at home.

CP at Sac State - I have no faith in our defense to stop anyone, but I'm going with a homer pick anyways. Hornets win a close one.

SUU at ISU - ISU rolls at home.

cal davis at UM - UM steamrolls ucd.

WSU at MSU - MSU steamrolls the Cats.

This is the first week I picked all home teams to win...maybe I should rethink a couple of the picks. :?

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 4:33 pm
by SuperHornet
Most of SD's picks look like locks. I have questions about ISU keeping up the pace they've set lately, particularly against a foe like SUU, which can cause ANYONE problems, even if they don't always get over the hump. This is the time of year where we'll find out if they're up to the challenge or just a pretender....

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 6:52 pm
by EWURanger
Having played both, ISU is going kick the crap out of SUU.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 7:49 pm
by JALMOND
52-11 so far for the year. My hope for perfection

CP at SAC---After a slow start, the Mustangs have figured out to win. The Hornets, it seems, find ways to come out on the short end. Hopefully they can build on their win last week at Northern Colorado...SAC 42, CP 35.

NAU at PSU---The Lumberjacks took two weeks to try to figure out what happened at Northern Colorado. The Vikings only had one week to figure out what happened at North Dakota. Two weeks is better...NAU 25, PSU 21.

UNC at EWU---The Bears are looking better, beating Northern Arizona and falling just short of Sacramento State. The Eagles, still without their quarterback, looked great against Southern Utah...EWU 45, UNC 21.

SUU at ISU---The Thunderbirds, playing for pride and spoiler, try to upend the upstart Bengals, who have been looking really great. The Thunderbirds will destroy someone's season, just not the Bengals...ISU 38, SUU 35.

UCD at UM---The Aggies may not give up 77 points like they did last week against Montana State, but playing Montana at their house when you are not that good does not bode well for you...UM 56, UCD 27.

WSU at MSU---The Wildcats may stay close to the Bobcats because they have shown that they can stay close, but just can't get a win. The Bobcats, however, just keep rolling along...MSU 56, WSU 30.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:10 pm
by AZGrizFan
There is absolutely no possible way the Grizzlies score 56. None. Zero. Zip. Nada.

MAX would be about 38. Then again, I don't see any conceivable scenario where they give up 27 either...you may have the SPREAD right, but I think 38-13 or something to that effect.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:02 pm
by SuperHornet
AZGrizFan wrote:There is absolutely no possible way the Grizzlies score 56. None. Zero. Zip. Nada.

MAX would be about 38. Then again, I don't see any conceivable scenario where they give up 27 either...you may have the SPREAD right, but I think 38-13 or something to that effect.
Is that because the Griz don't have the ability to score 56, or because the staff will shut it down at some point?

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:41 pm
by Mvemjsunpx
AZGrizFan wrote:There is absolutely no possible way the Grizzlies score 56. None. Zero. Zip. Nada.

MAX would be about 38. Then again, I don't see any conceivable scenario where they give up 27 either...you may have the SPREAD right, but I think 38-13 or something to that effect.
Griz scored 38 on NoCo's D and their D is better than Davis's.

Last week, the Aggie defense looked like they'd never played football before.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 11:36 pm
by Screamin_Eagle174
Mvemjsunpx wrote:
AZGrizFan wrote:There is absolutely no possible way the Grizzlies score 56. None. Zero. Zip. Nada.

MAX would be about 38. Then again, I don't see any conceivable scenario where they give up 27 either...you may have the SPREAD right, but I think 38-13 or something to that effect.
Griz scored 38 on NoCo's D and their D is better than Davis's.

Last week, the Aggie defense looked like they'd never played football before.
Against an offense that brings a hell of a lot more to the table than the Griz do.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 2:32 am
by Mvemjsunpx
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Mvemjsunpx wrote:
Griz scored 38 on NoCo's D and their D is better than Davis's.

Last week, the Aggie defense looked like they'd never played football before.
Against an offense that brings a hell of a lot more to the table than the Griz do.
Maybe, but I saw many plays where receivers & running backs were basically uncovered. Not to mention that MSU scored 20 more points against Davis than they did against one of the worst defenses in Division II.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 8:10 am
by SACCAT
Mvemjsunpx wrote:
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote: Against an offense that brings a hell of a lot more to the table than the Griz do.
Maybe, but I saw many plays where receivers & running backs were basically uncovered. Not to mention that MSU scored 20 more points against Davis than they did against one of the worst defenses in Division II.
Could it be that...and I know this is hard to wrap your head around....the Bobcats Offense is getting better each week? I know most teams play there best football game of the year in week 1 or 2... but maybe, just maybe, they are improving with practice, reps in games, and growing as a team.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 8:11 am
by Grizalltheway
SACCAT wrote:
Mvemjsunpx wrote:
Maybe, but I saw many plays where receivers & running backs were basically uncovered. Not to mention that MSU scored 20 more points against Davis than they did against one of the worst defenses in Division II.
Could it be that...and I know this is hard to wrap your head around....the Bobcats Offense is getting better each week? I know most teams play there best football game of the year in week 1 or 2... but maybe, just maybe, they are improving with practice, reps in games, and growing as a team.
So that means you're going to score 200 on us, right?

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 8:38 am
by SACCAT
Grizalltheway wrote:
SACCAT wrote:
Could it be that...and I know this is hard to wrap your head around....the Bobcats Offense is getting better each week? I know most teams play there best football game of the year in week 1 or 2... but maybe, just maybe, they are improving with practice, reps in games, and growing as a team.
So that means you're going to score 200 on us, right?
God you people are slow...The Cats (as you well know) crap down their legs in November, so we will keep scoring big until the Griz game, and then blow is by only scoring 17 points. The griz, on the other hand, will somehow score 40 points that game and then lose in the first round of the playoffs.

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Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 8:43 am
by kalm
SACCAT wrote:
Grizalltheway wrote:
So that means you're going to score 200 on us, right?
God you people are slow...The Cats (as you well know) crap down their legs in November, so we will keep scoring big until the Griz game, and then blow is by only scoring 17 points. The griz, on the other hand, will somehow score 40 points that game and then lose in the first round of the playoffs.

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To SCSU.

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 8:45 am
by SDHornet
Mvemjsunpx wrote:
AZGrizFan wrote:There is absolutely no possible way the Grizzlies score 56. None. Zero. Zip. Nada.

MAX would be about 38. Then again, I don't see any conceivable scenario where they give up 27 either...you may have the SPREAD right, but I think 38-13 or something to that effect.
Griz scored 38 on NoCo's D and their D is better than Davis's.

Last week, the Aggie defense looked like they'd never played football before.
I heard their DB's coach was fired for getting a DUI. Regardless give up 77 points...well... :rofl:

Re: Big Sky Predictions - Week 8

Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2014 3:05 pm
by JALMOND
JALMOND wrote:52-11 so far for the year. My hope for perfection

CP at SAC---After a slow start, the Mustangs have figured out to win. The Hornets, it seems, find ways to come out on the short end. Hopefully they can build on their win last week at Northern Colorado...SAC 42, CP 35.

NAU at PSU---The Lumberjacks took two weeks to try to figure out what happened at Northern Colorado. The Vikings only had one week to figure out what happened at North Dakota. Two weeks is better...NAU 25, PSU 21.

UNC at EWU---The Bears are looking better, beating Northern Arizona and falling just short of Sacramento State. The Eagles, still without their quarterback, looked great against Southern Utah...EWU 45, UNC 21.

SUU at ISU---The Thunderbirds, playing for pride and spoiler, try to upend the upstart Bengals, who have been looking really great. The Thunderbirds will destroy someone's season, just not the Bengals...ISU 38, SUU 35.

UCD at UM---The Aggies may not give up 77 points like they did last week against Montana State, but playing Montana at their house when you are not that good does not bode well for you...UM 56, UCD 27.

WSU at MSU---The Wildcats may stay close to the Bobcats because they have shown that they can stay close, but just can't get a win. The Bobcats, however, just keep rolling along...MSU 56, WSU 30.
5-1 for the week, missed Cal Poly. 57-12 for the year.