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Weber State Wildcats.

@ Wyoming- W 35-24
@ Colorado State- L 28-21
Idaho State- W 52-24
@ Portland State- W 38-31
Montana State- W 35-17
@ Eastern Washington- W 41-35 (REVENGE)
Sacramento State- W 45-21
@ Northern Colorado- W 38-17
@ Montana- L 30-27 ( It is at UM, but very possible )
Northern Arizona- W 42-21
Cal Poly- W 49-28

9-2 Overall, 7-1 in BSC

Do we need to do scores?


at Iowa L 34-21
vs. South Dakota W 42-10
vs. Saint Francis (PA) W 52-3
at Missouri State W 38-7
vs. Indiana State W 45-0
at North Dakota State W 24-7
vs. Southern Illinois (Homecoming) W 21-17
at South Dakota State W 31-24
vs. Youngstown State W 21-14
vs. Western Illinois W 35-3
at Illinois State W 27-0


11-1 overall 8-0 MVFC



However, I wouldn't be shocked to see SIU knock us off.

Bologna, Ryan. Sac is going at LEAST 10-1 this year, and that one loss is NOT going to be vs. the Fassels. In fact, I see the potential for 15-0.

SuperHornet wrote:Bologna, Ryan. Sac is going at LEAST 10-1 this year, and that one loss is NOT going to be vs. the Fassels. In fact, I see the potential for 15-0.

Since going D-I, Sac St has had TWO winning seasons, best record of 7-4.

National title. Its gotta be time doesn't it?

dbackjon wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Bologna, Ryan. Sac is going at LEAST 10-1 this year, and that one loss is NOT going to be vs. the Fassels. In fact, I see the potential for 15-0.

Since going D-I, Sac St has had TWO winning seasons, best record of 7-4.

Given this staff, history is meaningless, Jon. The only game I see us losing, if any at all, is Montana. I don't buy the "Sac can't beat an FBS school" deal when one is dealing with UNLV. They're not even close to B(C)$.

SuperHornet wrote:

dbackjon wrote:


Since going D-I, Sac St has had TWO winning seasons, best record of 7-4.

Given this staff, history is meaningless, Jon. The only game I see us losing, if any at all, is Montana. I don't buy the "Sac can't beat an FBS school" deal when one is dealing with UNLV. They're not even close to B(C)$.

The staff with a 7-11 FCS record to date?

And UNLV that beat Arizona last season?

Sac State is much improved over years past. But to think that you will only lose at most one game is beyond the realm of reality.

SuperHornet wrote:Bologna, Ryan. Sac is going at LEAST 10-1 this year, and that one loss is NOT going to be vs. the Fassels. In fact, I see the potential for 15-0.

That's a pretty insane prediction with Mulitalo, Brannon, & Washington gone. The Hornets' only returning all-conference player is Bryan Hilliard, and he's already out for the season with an injury.

Actually 10-1 or even 15-0 is pretty insane even if those players were there. With them gone, it's borderline psychotic. Given the tougher schedule, for Sac to improve at all on last year's 6-6 mark would be a gigantic victory.

NAU will be 6-5

Sat, Sep 05 East Carolina at Greenville, N.C. L
Sat, Sep 12 McNEESE STATE BOONE, N.C. W
Sat, Sep 26 SAMFORD BOONE, N.C. W
Sat, Oct 03 The Citadel at Charleston, S.C. W
Sat, Oct 10 N.C. CENTRAL (Homecoming) BOONE, N.C. W
Sat, Oct 17 Wofford at Spartanburg, S.C. W
Sat, Oct 24 GEORGIA SOUTHERN (Black Saturday) BOONE, N.C. W
Sat, Oct 31 Furman at Greenville, S.C.
Sat, Nov 07 CHATTANOOGA (Education Day) BOONE, N.C. W
Sat, Nov 14 Elon at Elon, N.C.
Sat, Nov 21 WESTERN CAROLINA BOONE, N.C. Oh God

No score predictions. Figuring 10-1 or 9-2. Hopefully.

Guess this isn't really a prediction but I'd like to see Montana vs Appalachian in Choo-Chooville.

Willie wrote:Guess this isn't really a prediction but I'd like to see Montana vs Appalachian in Choo-Chooville.

11-0 looks pretty realistic for UM again this year. Cal Poly isn't what they were and the Griz get Weber & EWU (as well as CP) at home. @ UC Davis and @ MSU could be tough, but they should be wins.

September
Sat 5 Southern Connecticut W
Sat 12 Hofstra L
Sat 19 bye
Sat 26 at Robert Morris W
October
Sat 3 Wagner W
Sat 10 at Fordham L
Sat 17 at Albany L
Sat 24 Central Connecticut W
Sat 31 at Monmouth L
November
Sat 7 at Sacred Heart W
Sat 14 Saint Francis (PA) W
Sat 21 at Duquesne W

Another 7-4 season. I think if they could pull any upset out of the 4 loses it would be the Hofstra game. Bryant is 20-2 over the last 4 seasons at home. They have not been so good on the road and Fordham, Albany and Monmouth will just be too much.

Chest Wester - W
Richmond- L
Del. State -W
W&M & Maine - We win one of these two
UMass & JMU - We win one of these two (both are home games)
Towson W
Hofstra W
Navy L
Nova L

I think the Hens are looking at a 6-5 season. Even though I think our new QB, Devlin, has talent, there are just too many questions on the o-line to find any consistency on the offensive side of the ball.

I don't really see Villanova being anything worse than 9-2 this year, with a great possibility of being 11-0

IF they play to what they are capable of








oh and I believe, pending some disaster this will be, what, 5 in a row Hens fans?!

Western Carolina.......

at Vanderbilt L
Gardner-Webb W
at Georgia Southern W
Furman W
at Samford W
The Citadel L
Wofford L
Chattanooga W
Elon L
at Eastern Kentucky W
at Appalachian State L

I wanna move to Cullowhee (WCU), that campus looks awesome!

Mvemjsunpx wrote: 11-0 looks pretty realistic for UM again this year. Cal Poly isn't what they were and the Griz get Weber & EWU at home. @ UC Davis and @ MSU could be tough, but they should be wins.

Montana has had a very difficult time beating Eastern Washington University @ home. Check your references. I might fly up to that game, its usually a good one.

Every year, I predict a 6-4 season for Harvard. It reflects confidence in having another good team, while avoiding the cockiness and hubris of saying 9-1 and ending up 3-7.

Sat, Sep 05 @ Northwestern W
Sat, Sep 19 Coastal Carolina W
Sat, Sep 26 @ Morgan State W
Sat, Oct 03 New Hampshire W
Sat, Oct 10 @ Rhode Island W
Sat, Oct 17 Delaware W
Sat, Oct 24 @ Northeastern W
Sat, Oct 31 Richmond W
Sat, Nov 07 @ William & Mary W
Sat, Nov 14 Villanova W
Sat, Nov 21 @ James Madison W

11-0 F'ers! Suck on that!

andy7171 wrote:Sat, Sep 05 @ Northwestern W
Sat, Sep 19 Coastal Carolina W
Sat, Sep 26 @ Morgan State W
Sat, Oct 03 New Hampshire W
Sat, Oct 10 @ Rhode Island W
Sat, Oct 17 Delaware W
Sat, Oct 24 @ Northeastern W
Sat, Oct 31 Richmond W
Sat, Nov 07 @ William & Mary W
Sat, Nov 14 Villanova W
Sat, Nov 21 @ James Madison W

11-0 F'ers! Suck on that!

Your schedule this year really alternates hom away each week? That is cool and bizarre

wideright82 wrote:

andy7171 wrote:Sat, Sep 05 @ Northwestern W
Sat, Sep 19 Coastal Carolina W
Sat, Sep 26 @ Morgan State W
Sat, Oct 03 New Hampshire W
Sat, Oct 10 @ Rhode Island W
Sat, Oct 17 Delaware W
Sat, Oct 24 @ Northeastern W
Sat, Oct 31 Richmond W
Sat, Nov 07 @ William & Mary W
Sat, Nov 14 Villanova W
Sat, Nov 21 @ James Madison W

11-0 F'ers! Suck on that!

Your schedule this year really alternates hom away each week? That is cool and bizarre

It does now. The Morgan, Coastal and Northwestern games were rearranged about three weeks ago. It's odd. I like the BYE week after the Northwestern game to fully recover.

BlackFalkin wrote:

Mvemjsunpx wrote: 11-0 looks pretty realistic for UM again this year. Cal Poly isn't what they were and the Griz get Weber & EWU at home. @ UC Davis and @ MSU could be tough, but they should be wins.

Montana has had a very difficult time beating Eastern Washington University @ home. Check your references. I might fly up to that game, its usually a good one.

Egad, you're right. The average UM margin in Missoula against EWU is only 14 points.

Montana should be 11-0 again; the admin. scheduled for it.

kemajic wrote:Montana should be 11-0 again; the admin. scheduled for it.

UC-Davis and Cal-Poly are solid OOC.


And one of these days, Souers HAS to beat his old team, doesn't he?