CAA Power Rankings

89Hen · Post by **89Hen** » Mon Oct 28, 2013 10:59 am

LeadBolt wrote:
89Hen wrote: That's because you're a blind homer.
Unlike you... Thanks for setting me straight.

Sheesh, take a joke dude.

YoUDeeMan · Post by **YoUDeeMan** » Mon Oct 28, 2013 11:37 am

89Hen wrote:
LeadBolt wrote:
Unlike you... Thanks for setting me straight.
Sheesh, take a joke dude.

That went over like a LeadBolt balloon.

Tribe fans ecstatic about their offensive prowess.

LeadBolt · Post by **LeadBolt** » Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:47 pm

89Hen wrote:
LeadBolt wrote:
Unlike you... Thanks for setting me straight.
Sheesh, take a joke dude.

I was returning it in like kind Delbert.

BDKJMU · Post by **BDKJMU** » Mon Oct 28, 2013 4:12 pm

UMaineD wrote:Re: CAA Power Rankings

Postby BDKJMU » Wed Oct 16, 2013 8:34 pm

Maine was at Richmond, and JMU was home. Like I stated before, Maine is unproven right now. I don't think Maine is all that great either, but we will see next week. JMU has a lot to prove. The loss to Delaware really hurts them right now, and the close win against Richmond doesn't impress. These next two weeks against W&M and Nova will show how good they really are. It's early in the season, but I still think they're over-rated. (Personally I think W&M is the dark horse of the CAA right now. Not JMU, UD, or Richmond.)

Pretty Funny BDKJMU.....are we proven yet?

Hey dumbazz, I didn't say what you are mis quoting me as saying. Twyxx7 said the quote you have falsely attributed to be. Now go back and re read it. Reading is fundamental..

UNHWildcat18 · Post by **UNHWildcat18** » Mon Oct 28, 2013 5:39 pm

1. Maine
2. Towson
3a. UNH
3b. Nova
5. W&M
6. Delaware
7. James Madison
8. Stony Brook
9. Rhode Island
10. Richmond
11. Albany

Easttennhen · Post by **Easttennhen** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 11:25 am

1a) towson- tigers looking for multiple home playoff games
1b) maine- black bears are the most balanced team in the caa
3. Delaware- hens need to go 2-2 to clinch a playoff berth
4. New hampshire- cats need to keep winning to get playoff berth
5. Villanova- see above, best 4-4 team in the country
6. William&mary- don't see a playoff bid for tribe, but they're not quite done yet
7. James madison- same as tribe, losses to UD+W&M hurt badly
8. Stony brook- just a rough year one intro to the conference
9. Rhode island- rams are'nt very good, obviously
10. Richmond- is there a more dissapointing team in the CAA, maybe in the country?
11. Albany- 9,10+11 are interchangable, all pretty bad

vutomcat · Post by **vutomcat** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 1:26 pm

Postby BDKJMU » Wed Oct 16, 2013 8:34 pm

Maine was at Richmond, and JMU was home. Like I stated before, Maine is unproven right now. I don't think Maine is all that great either, but we will see next week. JMU has a lot to prove. The loss to Delaware really hurts them right now, and the close win against Richmond doesn't impress. These next two weeks against W&M and Nova will show how good they really are. It's early in the season, but I still think they're over-rated. (Personally I think W&M is the dark horse of the CAA right now. Not JMU, UD, or Richmond.)

When this was posted, it was accurate. Since then Maine has proven itself to be a top contender. As Twyxx stated, the games against W&M and Nova were their opportunities to do so and they have. Two point win AT Nova was big.

mainejeff · Post by **mainejeff** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 6:06 pm

After 11/2 games:

1. Towson
2. Maine
3. W&M
4. JMU
5. Villanova
6. Delaware
7. Stony Brook
8. UNH
9. Richmond
10. URI
11. Albany

TribeFanInNC · Post by **TribeFanInNC** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 6:58 pm

mainejeff wrote:After 11/2 games:

1. Towson
2. Maine
3. W&M
4. JMU
5. Villanova
6. Delaware
7. Stony Brook
8. UNH
9. Richmond
10. URI
11. Albany

SBU above UNH? Both beat URI, UNH also beat Nova and Won the head to head on SBU's field.

mainejeff · Post by **mainejeff** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 7:01 pm

TribeFanInNC wrote:
mainejeff wrote:After 11/2 games:

1. Towson
2. Maine
3. W&M
4. JMU
5. Villanova
6. Delaware
7. Stony Brook
8. UNH
9. Richmond
10. URI
11. Albany
SBU above UNH? Both beat URI, UNH also beat Nova and Won the head to head on SBU's field.

My feeling is that they are moving in opposite directions.

SunCoastBlueHen · Post by **SunCoastBlueHen** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 7:39 pm

mainejeff wrote:After 11/2 games:

1. Towson
2. Maine
3. W&M
4. JMU
5. Villanova
6. Delaware
7. Stony Brook
8. UNH
9. Richmond
10. URI
11. Albany

A prematurely posted ranking, I presume.

Post by **93henfan** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 8:08 pm

SunCoastBlueHen wrote:
mainejeff wrote:After 11/2 games:

1. Towson
2. Maine
3. W&M
4. JMU
5. Villanova
6. Delaware
7. Stony Brook
8. UNH
9. Richmond
10. URI
11. Albany
A prematurely posted ranking, I presume.

Premature ejaculation.

1. Maine
2. Delaware
3. Towson
4. WM
5. JMU
The rest.

mainejeff · Post by **mainejeff** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 8:13 pm

93henfan wrote:
SunCoastBlueHen wrote:
A prematurely posted ranking, I presume.
Premature ejaculation.

1. Maine
2. Delaware
3. Towson
4. WM
5. JMU
The rest.

No.......just a well-timed curse.

1. Maine

The rest.

Seriously.....thanks for helping the Black Bears!!! For the record......looks like Delaware and W&M could be peaking at the right time.

Easttennhen · Post by **Easttennhen** » Sun Nov 03, 2013 10:06 pm

Wild weekend, still six caa teams alive for a playoff berth, I figure three for sure maybe four bids for the league. So here are my two cents for this week.
1. Maine- now clearly the front runner for the AQ
2. Delaware- hens in with one more win, in for sure with two.
3. Towson- tigers defense could sabotage a deep playoff run.
4. William&mary- tribe feed me crow this week, shocked that anybody could shutout unh.
5. James madison- losses to UD+W&M could kill playoff chances.
6. New hampshire- still a heartbeat, but imho toast now.
7. Villanova- replaces richmond as most dissapointing team in fcs.
8. Stony brook- gave maine their toughest fcs game yet, no quitters there for sure.
9. Richmond- spiders stink, try to play spoiler in final weeks.
10. Rhode island- beat albany, so the rams get out of the cellar.
11. Albany- again, tough first year in CAA football for danes.
I see maine, delaware, towson in playoffs, and either w&m or jmu, not both.

YoUDeeMan · Post by **YoUDeeMan** » Mon Nov 04, 2013 5:45 am

Easttennhen wrote: 3. Towson- tigers defense could sabotage a deep playoff run.

Well, to be fair, nobody out West plays any defense either. Although Towson's defense is considered a weakness in the East, Towson might still have the best defense compared to teams West of NDSU...have you seen the Big Sky scores?

Now, mind you, Ambrose's arrogance, and his party full of hotheaded players - with their penchant for silly penalties - might certainly bring the Tiggers down.

Saaaaay...whatever happened to all those nova fans? Basketball season must be starting.

bluehenbillk · Post by **bluehenbillk** » Mon Nov 04, 2013 6:41 am

Easttennhen wrote:Wild weekend, still six caa teams alive for a playoff berth, I figure three for sure maybe four bids for the league. So here are my two cents for this week.
1. Maine- now clearly the front runner for the AQ
2. Delaware- hens in with one more win, in for sure with two.
3. Towson- tigers defense could sabotage a deep playoff run.
4. William&mary- tribe feed me crow this week, shocked that anybody could shutout unh.
5. James madison- losses to UD+W&M could kill playoff chances.
6. New hampshire- still a heartbeat, but imho toast now.
7. Villanova- replaces richmond as most dissapointing team in fcs.
8. Stony brook- gave maine their toughest fcs game yet, no quitters there for sure.
9. Richmond- spiders stink, try to play spoiler in final weeks.
10. Rhode island- beat albany, so the rams get out of the cellar.
11. Albany- again, tough first year in CAA football for danes.
I see maine, delaware, towson in playoffs, and either w&m or jmu, not both.

I can't disagree with anything in this order.

vutomcat · Post by **vutomcat** » Tue Nov 05, 2013 7:34 am

Nova fans here and still looking forward to the Blue Hens game CluckU! Don't count your chickens!!
B-ball season underway and Cats clobbered West Chester in an exhibition at the Wells Fargo Center. Should be an interesting season in the new Big East.
Injuries and horrific schedule this year did Cats in. JMU and UNH at home sandwiched by Maine and Towson games. Ouch! Even with that, they had their chances at Fordham and UNH and let the games get away from them. End of the day, they didn't get it done. Robertson and company are still a formidable opponent and capable of spoiling the day for your playoff hopes. Go Cats!!

YoUDeeMan · Post by **YoUDeeMan** » Tue Nov 05, 2013 7:40 am

vutomcat wrote:Nova fans here and still looking forward to the Blue Hens game CluckU! Don't count your chickens!!
B-ball season underway and Cats clobbered West Chester in an exhibition at the Wells Fargo Center. Should be an interesting season in the new Big East.
Injuries and horrific schedule this year did Cats in. JMU and UNH at home sandwiched by Maine and Towson games. Ouch! Even with that, they had their chances at Fordham and UNH and let the games get away from them. End of the day, they didn't get it done. Robertson and company are still a formidable opponent and capable of spoiling the day for your playoff hopes. Go Cats!!

Dammit, you took the high road. Very unsporting of you.

The bye week bothers me...it would be better to have your guys still beaten up.

Easttennhen · Post by **Easttennhen** » Tue Nov 05, 2013 9:58 am

For what its worth, I think the hens are in at 8-4, minus a maine like debacle happening again. I can't see that happening with the maturing of this team. A rally like the one at towson should do wonders for the hens confidence, and two home games and a half home game against villanova should bode well. The tribe game is close to a toss up, slight #dge to the home team, richmond I would favor the hens by 10 in that one, and another toss up at villanova. If we win our next two home games, the only thing on the line against villanova will be maybe getting a top 8 seed and a first round bye. Two wins and a loss against the the cats would mean a first round home game and then a trip to ndsu, maine, eastern illinois, eastern washington etc,etc. I guess time will tell.

Post by **93henfan** » Wed Nov 06, 2013 6:46 am

Tight&Right wrote:My JMU Dukes are set to roll the rest of the way. NH, no problems....StoneyBrook, scrimmage....Townsend, playoffs tune up.
Actually, I'm scared sh**less! We have largely under achieved the last few years even though the talent level has been pretty high. Micky Matthews, thanks for the championship in 2002 ( or was it 04'? ) but you are officially on the hot seat.

The CAA from #2 to #7 or so is pretty much a tossup on game day. You have every right to be scared poopless!

YoUDeeMan · Post by **YoUDeeMan** » Wed Nov 06, 2013 7:46 am

93henfan wrote:
Tight&Right wrote:My JMU Dukes are set to roll the rest of the way. NH, no problems....StoneyBrook, scrimmage....Townsend, playoffs tune up.
Actually, I'm scared sh**less! We have largely under achieved the last few years even though the talent level has been pretty high. Micky Matthews, thanks for the championship in 2002 ( or was it 04'? ) but you are officially on the hot seat.
The CAA from #2 to #7 or so is pretty much a tossup on game day. You have every right to be scared poopless!

Nah...Towson, despite their habit of self-destruction, is still in the top tier with Maine. Towson gave away their game to nova, and they didn't close down the Hens, but they are still at the top when they put it all together.

vutomcat · Post by **vutomcat** » Wed Nov 06, 2013 10:26 am

There you go again... Nova beat Towson soundly. You really need to watch that game.

GannonFan · Post by **GannonFan** » Wed Nov 06, 2013 11:19 am

vutomcat wrote:There you go again... Nova beat Towson soundly. You really need to watch that game.

Don't you have a golf course you should be heading to?

dal4018 · Post by **dal4018** » Wed Nov 06, 2013 2:21 pm

mainejeff wrote:I probably should have waited until after this weekend, but I'm bored.........

1. Towson
2. Richmond
3. JMU
4. Maine
5. Delaware
6. Stony Brook
7. W&M
8. Villanova
9. UNH
10. Albany
11. URI

I think that UNH's playoff appearance streak is in jeopardy!

Watching repeat of the JMU-Villanova game.Daniel Brown is a good WR for JMU excellent size 6-5 220 caught a td pass.

dal4018 · Post by **dal4018** » Wed Nov 06, 2013 2:23 pm

Tight&Right wrote:My JMU Dukes are set to roll the rest of the way. NH, no problems....StoneyBrook, scrimmage....Townsend, playoffs tune up.
Actually, I'm scared sh**less! We have largely under achieved the last few years even though the talent level has been pretty high. Micky Matthews, thanks for the championship in 2002 ( or was it 04'? ) but you are officially on the hot seat.

As stated before your Dukes have a nice WR core with Daniel Brown 6-5 220 a redshirt junior the NFL will come calling next yr.