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DemiGS
04-23-2005, 07:10 PM
For any Morehead State or Northeastern fans out there: I've never experienced a game against either one of these teams, so I'm excited by the novelty. I’ve visited each team’s website but I’d like some additional information. What type of offense do each have? How are they viewed in their respective conferences? Strengths? Weaknesses?
I did notice that Morehead State’s site mentioned that all of its athletic programs where division one, except football which was division 1-AA. :confused:

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04-25-2005, 08:13 PM
For any Morehead State or Northeastern fans out there: I've never experienced a game against either one of these teams, so I'm excited by the novelty. I’ve visited each team’s website but I’d like some additional information. What type of offense do each have? How are they viewed in their respective conferences? Strengths? Weaknesses?
I did notice that Morehead State’s site mentioned that all of its athletic programs where division one, except football which was division 1-AA. :confused:
You can check the archives at I-AA.org (though neither school sends out many press releases) for Morehead State (http://www.i-aa.org/carchive.asp?oby=d&event=search&schools=1172) and Northeastern (http://www.i-aa.org/carchive.asp?oby=d&event=search&schools=1159) in case you missed anything at their respective websites. Also check the Pioneer Football League (http://www.pioneer-football.org/) and Atlantic 10 (http://www.atlantic10.org/) websites.

Northeastern:
Basic Offense: Multiple
Basic Defense: 4-3/Multiple
This century NU has been fairly successful with its first A-10 title and playoff appearance in 2002 and just missing in 2003.

Morehead State:
I'm not exactly sure of MSU's basic schemes except they have been a passing team that usually has a pretty good defense. Their head coach won his 3rd straight PFL South "Coach of the Year" honor last year.

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Every school that has a I-AA team is Division I in all other sports (football is the only sport that is subdivided).

I'm sure others will add to this rundown...