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Missouri St. trails hated rival Missouri 20-14, late 1Q

Mvemjsunpx wrote:Missouri St. trails hated rival Missouri 20-14, late 1Q

Now they lead 21-20.

48-35 Tigers at the half.

6:34 left 3rd

Oregon State 21
Portland State 20

End 3rd

Oregon State 28
Portland State 26

Final

Oregon State 35
Portland State 32

Montana's secondary played like shit and gave up way too many big plays to Valpo. Still won but the game was closer than the score suggested. 45-23 final.

Vidav wrote:Montana's secondary played like shit and gave up way too many big plays to Valpo. Still won but the game was closer than the score suggested. 45-23 final.

Griz have some things to work on. Fortunately, they still have 2 glorified exhibition weeks to figure stuff out.

I'll give Valpo some credit, though. They didn't look like a team that had been a complete doormat for a decade-plus. Their QB also looked like a real playmaker. A couple of his deep balls were really sick dimes.

Mvemjsunpx wrote:

Vidav wrote:Montana's secondary played like shit and gave up way too many big plays to Valpo. Still won but the game was closer than the score suggested. 45-23 final.

Griz have some things to work on. Fortunately, they still have 2 glorified exhibition weeks to figure stuff out.

I'll give Valpo some credit, though. They didn't look like a team that had been a complete doormat for a decade-plus. Their QB also looked like a real playmaker. A couple of his deep balls were really sick dimes.

Agreed. They looked pretty good. I didn't mean to take anything away from them. But I feel like the secondary got burned a lot. And on the one TD in the north endzone #13 didn't even attempt to make a play on the ball even though he was in position to.

Nova just barely edged Lehigh, 38-35
Pitt needed OT to beat Youngstown
NoDak State roasted MVSU even worse than the Griz did last year
South Florida had surprising trouble with Stony Brook, winning by 14
EWU looked real suspect by only scoring 10 against defenseless Texas Tech
JMU leads ECU 7-0 at the half
NC A&T leads Gardner-Webb 33-0 at the half; GWebb was favored for some reason

SoCon

The Vermin . . . . 10
The Woffle. . . . . 10
Half

The Newberry . . . . . 07
The Bellhops . . . . . . 14
Half

Kennesaw St . . . . . 23
Samford . . . . . . . . . 28
Final

Jacksonville . . . . . 07
Mercer . . . . . . . . . 48
Final

VMI . . . . . . . . 00
Air Force . . . . 62
Final

Jacksonville State . . . . . 27
Chattanooga . . . . . . . . . 13
Final

The Whee
Hawaii
(11:59PM EST)

Bonus
Boston Red Sox: 77-59
NY Tankees: 72-63 (4.5 GB)

Vidav wrote:

Mvemjsunpx wrote:
Griz have some things to work on. Fortunately, they still have 2 glorified exhibition weeks to figure stuff out.

I'll give Valpo some credit, though. They didn't look like a team that had been a complete doormat for a decade-plus. Their QB also looked like a real playmaker. A couple of his deep balls were really sick dimes.

Agreed. They looked pretty good. I didn't mean to take anything away from them. But I feel like the secondary got burned a lot. And on the one TD in the north endzone #13 didn't even attempt to make a play on the ball even though he was in position to.

Yeah, I think the zone needs a bit more work.

I hope Louie-McGee stays healthy. How many key plays did he make today?

JMU now leads ECU 21-7, start-4Q
Albany trails ODU 24-10, early-4Q
SEMO trails Kansas 14-7, late-2Q
Shootout in Lafayette: ULL leads SELU 35-28, mid-2Q
LA Tech leads NW State 24-10, late-2Q
SMU all over SFA
SJSU just scored to take a 7-6 lead over Cal Poly—the biggest surprise is that CP actually attempted field goals

Very impressive performance by JMU. I foresee a coach firing at East Carolina. Fair or not I don't think their football community is going to accept this. JMU is really dominating. The FBS fan base mentality isn't going to stand for it.

Weber up 41-0 over UM-Western. 4 minutes to halftime

Mvemjsunpx wrote:I'll give Valpo some credit, though. They didn't look like a team that had been a complete doormat for a decade-plus. Their QB also looked like a real playmaker. A couple of his deep balls were really sick dimes.

Actually, I see now that Valpo rotated 2 quarterbacks. Duncan had the two TD passes (& a much better efficiency rating), but Seewald had the two long balls that set up the early field goals.

Make that 48-0

Mvemjsunpx wrote:

Mvemjsunpx wrote:I'll give Valpo some credit, though. They didn't look like a team that had been a complete doormat for a decade-plus. Their QB also looked like a real playmaker. A couple of his deep balls were really sick dimes.

Actually, I see now that Valpo rotated 2 quarterbacks. Duncan had the two TD passes (& a much better efficiency rating), but Seewald had the two long balls that set up the early field goals.

Yeah, #9 and #14. They both played well. #14 looked like the bigger threat though. He had a good touch on the ball and was mobile.

Mvemjsunpx wrote: South Florida had surprising trouble with Stony Brook, winning by 14

I was at the game. USF does not at all resemble a top 25 team right now. It seems to me that there is a mismatch between the offensive personnel and the offensive philosophy of the new coaching staff. That being said, Stony Brook plays good, disciplined defense and looks like a team to be reckoned with.

Weber now up 55-0. Hope they arent using up all their points in the first game

Weber going for a record apparently. 69-0 Weber State

Weber State now has broken their previous record of most points scored in a game of 74. Now leads 76-0

76-0 Final. Weber

Wildcat Ryan wrote:76-0 Final. Weber

Still not as fun as 81-22.

ULL holds off SELU, 51-48. The Lions scored with less than a minute to go, went for two to try to win it, and instead gave up 2 points on a fumble return.