Lucky Montana Win, Again

[Silenoz]

They may have 5 straight 25 pt wins but look at the competition and factor in the expanded, hockey-like, playoff field. Last time NDSU played MSU the BISON won in a huge rout. There are no measuring sticks in the BSC for the NDSU BISON and UNI is clearly in decline.

I'm confused. What does any of that have to do with the Sioux? And look at the competition? Uh, you mean 3 playoff teams? Duurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[AZGrizFan]

They may have 5 straight 25 pt wins but look at the competition and factor in the expanded, hockey-like, playoff field. Last time NDSU played MSU the BISON won in a huge rout. There are no measuring sticks in the BSC for the NDSU BISON and UNI is clearly in decline.

I'm confused. What does any of that have to do with the Sioux? And look at the competition? Uh, you mean 3 playoff teams? Duurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

And his version of a "huge rout (sic)" is a game they were LOSING midway through the 4th quarter.

[Lehigh1985]

**** Griz would be O'fer if they ever had to play an away playoff game. UNI was ranked higher yet got a lower seed.

This whole system is **** up. UNI dominated every aspect of the game, except the scoreboard.



"Sometimes the best team does not indeed win."

Am I missing something? Lucky? Dominated? Looking at the stats I see Montana with 20 first downs versus 11 for UNI. 267 rush yards for MOntana versus 151 for UNI. 196 pass yards for Montana versus 106 for UNI. 5 sacks against UNI verus 0 against Montana. 94 return yards for Montana versus 9 for UNI. 0 interceptions for Montana versus 3 for UNI including a pick 6. Time of possesion equal. Exactly how did NI dominate? Looking at the stats I would expect a score of about what it was if not a greater margin. Looks to me to be exactly the opposite and the Montana totally owned NI both on offense, defense and special teams. How eactly did NI puch them around all game by allowing 450+ yards in offense and three pics and five sacks on defense?

[AZGrizFan]

**** Griz would be O'fer if they ever had to play an away playoff game. UNI was ranked higher yet got a lower seed.

This whole system is **** up. UNI dominated every aspect of the game, except the scoreboard.



"Sometimes the best team does not indeed win."

Am I missing something? Lucky? Dominated? Looking at the stats I see Montana with 20 first downs versus 11 for UNI. 267 rush yards for MOntana versus 151 for UNI. 196 pass yards for Montana versus 106 for UNI. 5 sacks against UNI verus 0 against Montana. 94 return yards for Montana versus 9 for UNI. 0 interceptions for Montana versus 3 for UNI including a pick 6. Time of possesion equal. Exactly how did NI dominate? Looking at the stats I would expect a score of about what it was if not a greater margin. Looks to me to be exactly the opposite and the Montana totally owned NI both on offense, defense and special teams. How eactly did NI puch them around all game by allowing 450+ yards in offense and three pics and five sacks on defense?

[D1B]

Am I missing something? Lucky? Dominated? Looking at the stats I see Montana with 20 first downs versus 11 for UNI. 267 rush yards for MOntana versus 151 for UNI. 196 pass yards for Montana versus 106 for UNI. 5 sacks against UNI verus 0 against Montana. 94 return yards for Montana versus 9 for UNI. 0 interceptions for Montana versus 3 for UNI including a pick 6. Time of possesion equal. Exactly how did NI dominate? Looking at the stats I would expect a score of about what it was if not a greater margin. Looks to me to be exactly the opposite and the Montana totally owned NI both on offense, defense and special teams. How eactly did NI puch them around all game by allowing 450+ yards in offense and three pics and five sacks on defense?

[kemajic]

**** Griz would be O'fer if they ever had to play an away playoff game. UNI was ranked higher yet got a lower seed.

This whole system is **** up. UNI dominated every aspect of the game, except the scoreboard.



"Sometimes the best team does not indeed win."

Am I missing something?

Yes. Sarcasm is more common out here on the Frontier. It better emphasizes the degree of beatdown that occurred last night.

[AZGrizFan]

Some folks are just a little slow on the uptake, D.

[HI54UNI]

Am I missing something? Lucky? Dominated? Looking at the stats I see Montana with 20 first downs versus 11 for UNI. 267 rush yards for MOntana versus 151 for UNI. 196 pass yards for Montana versus 106 for UNI. 5 sacks against UNI verus 0 against Montana. 94 return yards for Montana versus 9 for UNI. 0 interceptions for Montana versus 3 for UNI including a pick 6. Time of possesion equal. Exactly how did NI dominate? Looking at the stats I would expect a score of about what it was if not a greater margin. Looks to me to be exactly the opposite and the Montana totally owned NI both on offense, defense and special teams. How eactly did NI puch them around all game by allowing 450+ yards in offense and three pics and five sacks on defense?

Gotta love the newbies.