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Princeton beat Cornell 21-7

On to Saturday…

Mvemjsunpx wrote:Princeton beat Cornell 21-7

On to Saturday…

Next year Hutchinson will be the starting QB for Princeton.The Tigers will rule the Ivy League.

Monmouth beat the piss out of Kennesaw St, 45-21

And Villanova lost again

North Carolina A&T survived South Carolina St 22-20
Florida A&M is laying the wood to Delaware St 31-0

93henfan wrote:Monmouth beat the piss out of Kennesaw St, 45-21

And Villanova lost again

ESPN was showing footage of the slaughter called Monmouth vs Kennesaw St.

dal4018 wrote:

93henfan wrote:Monmouth beat the piss out of Kennesaw St, 45-21

And Villanova lost again

ESPN was showing footage of the slaughter called Monmouth vs Kennesaw St.

Kennesaw should not get a seed.

Gil Dobie wrote:

dal4018 wrote: ESPN was showing footage of the slaughter called Monmouth vs Kennesaw St.

Kennesaw should not get a seed.

Considering that they are ranked 4th nationally it's too late for that they will get a seed and this win will put Monmouth in the top 25.

Montana 14 PSU 17 at half. Vikings with 14 points off turnovers. Otherwise their offense isn't doing a lot.

Nathan Mays carted off with what might be broken leg. Bison 14- YSU 0

Bison up 21-0 in 1st

35-0 with 3 mins left in half.

According to announcers Bison are pouring it on 35-0 2:35 left 1st half.

35-7 Bison with .55 left

42-7 with .42 left

42-7 Bison. Pelini yelling. Nice long pass for TD by YSU followed by KO return for TD by Bison. Half

Montana wins 38-23.

CAA Finals:
-UNH 28, Villanova 20
-Towson 31, Delaware 24
-URI 42, Merrimac 14

-W&M 31, Elon 29, (5 OT. 2 teams were a combined 2 for 11 on FG. (W&M was 1 for 7, Elon 1 for 4). Went to the new OT rules in the 5th OT. scored their 2 point conversion, Elon didn't).

-Richmond 30, SBU 10
-Maine 47, Albany 31

93henfan wrote:Monmouth beat the piss out of Kennesaw St, 45-21

Monmouth is by far Montana's best win now. Who saw that coming?

Weber leads Sac 16-10, early-2Q

Gil Dobie wrote:35-7 Bison with .55 left

I’m confused. I thought NDSU wasn’t sorely out of place in FCS?

Silenoz wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:35-7 Bison with .55 left

I’m confused. I thought NDSU wasn’t sorely out of place in FCS?

They are not out of place in FCS. They're just very dominant at their level. If they were in FBS they would have zero chance at a national title.

I've thought about this some lately. I know there are some who think the fact that programs like Georgia Southern and Appalachian State left FCS is the reason North Dakota State is so dominant here. I don't think so. I think if nobody had EVER left I-AA/FCS this North Dakota State program would still be dominating the subdivision. You can tell from what they've done against I-A/FBS programs including Power 5 programs. Programs like Georgia Southern and Appalachian State never did as well as North Dakota State has done against I-A/FBS. And they especially did not do as well against teams from the current Power 5 conferences.

At the same time, again: North Dakota State could not complete with programs like Alabama, Clemson, LSU, and Ohio State. If they went FBS they'd never be more than, at best, a middle of the pack program.

Weber leads 23-10 at the half; Thomson got hurt late in the half, but I'm really not sure how serious it was

29-10 Weber after the Wildcats cashed in on the Hornet backup QB's second INT

Still 29-10, end-3Q

Sac's D has come alive, but their offense has been putrid with Thomson out.

Weber wins 36-17