SuperHornet wrote:What? A Sac team that took the Almighty Bobcats to OT and only lost by three is going to lose to a .500 school with no recent history of beating us? Are you looking at the same schedule your fellow Cat fans are? Just about every other Cat fan on this thread is against you on that score, Cap'n.
Are you just p!$$ed that we almost beat you? Do you want some indirect revenge? Do you wanna punch a pillow?
Cap'n is a UNI fan.
SuperHornet's Athletics Hall of Fame includes Jacksonville State kicker Ashley Martin, the first girl to score in a Division I football game. She kicked 3 PATs in a 2001 game for J-State.
I want to think differently, but the games against CWU, NAU, SAC, UNC, SUU make me think this one will be close. Hope I'm wrong, I want a blow-out.
CWU, NAU, SAC, UNC, and SUU are all much better teams than ISU. SUU would contend with most playoff teams this year. If we had played CWU or UNC last week, it would have been a blowout. We're playing much better football right now. We will win by 3 scores minimum.
EWURanger wrote:
I want to think differently, but the games against CWU, NAU, SAC, UNC, SUU make me think this one will be close. Hope I'm wrong, I want a blow-out.
CWU, NAU, SAC, UNC, and SUU are all much better teams than ISU. SUU would contend with most playoff teams this year. If we had played CWU or UNC last week, it would have been a blowout. We're playing much better football right now. We will win by 3 scores minimum.
Fair points all - I still think ISU will play us tough to try and get a "w" the last game of the season and ruin our season. That said, I think we'll win - but it might be closer than we like.
BigSkyFootball wrote:Eastern Washington 35 Idaho State 10
ISU is a mess! EWU will win this one easily. Although he probably won't win the award (D.McGhee from MSU will), Taiwan Jones is the best player in the conference. Hopefully, he'll show what he can do for NFL scouts.
I believe Jones is a junior this year. He will have one more year to show off for the NFL.
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
CWU, NAU, SAC, UNC, and SUU are all much better teams than ISU. SUU would contend with most playoff teams this year. If we had played CWU or UNC last week, it would have been a blowout. We're playing much better football right now. We will win by 3 scores minimum.
Fair points all - I still think ISU will play us tough to try and get a "w" the last game of the season and ruin our season. That said, I think we'll win - but it might be closer than we like.
Never said they aren't going to play us tough, but it won't be close in the end... Unless Tavoy Moore returns like 3 or 4 for TDs.
BigSkyFootball wrote:Eastern Washington 35 Idaho State 10
ISU is a mess! EWU will win this one easily. Although he probably won't win the award (D.McGhee from MSU will), Taiwan Jones is the best player in the conference. Hopefully, he'll show what he can do for NFL scouts.
I believe Jones is a junior this year. He will have one more year to show off for the NFL.
EWURanger wrote:
Fair points all - I still think ISU will play us tough to try and get a "w" the last game of the season and ruin our season. That said, I think we'll win - but it might be closer than we like.
Never said they aren't going to play us tough, but it won't be close in the end... Unless Tavoy Moore returns like 3 or 4 for TDs.
We need to just kick away from that dude in this game. I'm actually kind of looking forward to seeing him play. As long as we win, that is.
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Never said they aren't going to play us tough, but it won't be close in the end... Unless Tavoy Moore returns like 3 or 4 for TDs.
We need to just kick away from that dude in this game. I'm actually kind of looking forward to seeing him play. As long as we win, that is.
That's what we did. I don't recall seeing one ball kicked deep. It gave ISU great field position but their offense is one of the worst offenses in FCS so they did nothing with it.
JALMOND wrote:One thing about Mvem, dude knows how to say a lot in a few words. I'm taking notes.
Now the long version...
49-9 which means I need to be perfect this week to equal my lowest number of misses in a season (I had 9 misses the first year I started predicting). My attempt at perfection. All just my opinion. Here they are...
ISU @ EWU---Eagles playing for a spot in the playoffs, Bengals just playing out the string. Thinking here that the Eagles could overlook the Bengals and have their eye on the playoffs. The Bengals may be playing the last game for their coach, which means strange things could happen. I said could, not that they will...EWU 30, ISU 21.
PSU @ NAU---The Jacks may be playing for their coach's job while the Vikings would like to end the year with a win. Oddly, a Vikings loss would put them with a worse record than Glanville's last year. Both teams are just playing with no hope for either to continue the season. Just playing so who wants it more...NAU 28, PSU 17.
Sac State @ UC-Davis---A big rivalry game that will make its way into the conference next year. UC-Davis would love to put a major dent in the Hornets dream season after coming up short this year against Portland State and Weber State. As with any rivalry, a good season would seem hollow for the Hornets without a win over their rivals. Give them the good season...Sac State 38, UC-Davis 30.
WSU @ Texas Tech---In the "why" game, the Wildcats finish out their season venturing into Big 12 country and playing Texas Tech. Why is a good question for this game. Why play it the last game of the year, why now, why the Big 12, why?...Texas Tech 42, WSU 17.
and for the big one...
MSU @ UM---Hard to predict as usual. The Cats win, they get the AQ for the playoffs from the conference. The Grizzlies win and it opens the door for both teams, as well as Eastern Washington to make it into the playoffs. The Grizzlies lose and they could be left out. On paper, the Griz have struggled while the Cats have played to the level of their opponent recently, which means they shouldn't have any problem getting up for this game. Come to think of it, no one should have any problem getting up for this game...UM 22, MSU 20.
3-2 to end the year. 52-11 for the season. So much for perfection but still pretty impressive.
JALMOND wrote:One thing about Mvem, dude knows how to say a lot in a few words. I'm taking notes.
Now the long version...
49-9 which means I need to be perfect this week to equal my lowest number of misses in a season (I had 9 misses the first year I started predicting). My attempt at perfection. All just my opinion. Here they are...
ISU @ EWU---Eagles playing for a spot in the playoffs, Bengals just playing out the string. Thinking here that the Eagles could overlook the Bengals and have their eye on the playoffs. The Bengals may be playing the last game for their coach, which means strange things could happen. I said could, not that they will...EWU 30, ISU 21.
PSU @ NAU---The Jacks may be playing for their coach's job while the Vikings would like to end the year with a win. Oddly, a Vikings loss would put them with a worse record than Glanville's last year. Both teams are just playing with no hope for either to continue the season. Just playing so who wants it more...NAU 28, PSU 17.
Sac State @ UC-Davis---A big rivalry game that will make its way into the conference next year. UC-Davis would love to put a major dent in the Hornets dream season after coming up short this year against Portland State and Weber State. As with any rivalry, a good season would seem hollow for the Hornets without a win over their rivals. Give them the good season...Sac State 38, UC-Davis 30.
WSU @ Texas Tech---In the "why" game, the Wildcats finish out their season venturing into Big 12 country and playing Texas Tech. Why is a good question for this game. Why play it the last game of the year, why now, why the Big 12, why?...Texas Tech 42, WSU 17.
and for the big one...
MSU @ UM---Hard to predict as usual. The Cats win, they get the AQ for the playoffs from the conference. The Grizzlies win and it opens the door for both teams, as well as Eastern Washington to make it into the playoffs. The Grizzlies lose and they could be left out. On paper, the Griz have struggled while the Cats have played to the level of their opponent recently, which means they shouldn't have any problem getting up for this game. Come to think of it, no one should have any problem getting up for this game...UM 22, MSU 20.
3-2 to end the year. 52-11 for the season. So much for perfection but still pretty impressive.
Impressive indeed, Jalmond. You got me by three games this year I believe (granted the majority of the games I picked the other way nearly happened).
I'm actually kind of looking forward to seeing him play. As long as we win, that is.
