Brock Jensen vs. Tim Flanders. The Bison D vs. the Kats speed. 13-1 vs. 14-0. Without a doubt the 2 best teams in FCS.
Who wins on January 7 in Frisco?
NDSU
SHSU
Brock Jensen vs. Tim Flanders. The Bison D vs. the Kats speed. 13-1 vs. 14-0. Without a doubt the 2 best teams in FCS.
Who wins on January 7 in Frisco?
As the first to vote in this poll, I proudly proclaim NDSU. We are the best. We proved it today.
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North Dakota State isn't ready for Sam Houston States speed.
SHSU 31
NDSU 21
Yeah, they really weren't ready for JMU's speed or GSU's speed either. Then it turned into "Wow, NDSU's defense is really fast".Originally Posted by jackattack030
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I've seen GSU, JMU, and SHSU play. SHSU has more speed on offense than any FCS program I've seen since the 2007 ASU team.
16 teams were enough to crown a champion.
"Winning takes talent; to repeat takes character."
I think Sam has too many weapons. On offense and defense. That will be the difference. Sam by a SLIM margin.
Every team we've played against have been a group of atomic supermen who would beat the Packers by 80. At least that's what we've been told right before the Bison sent each of them out of Fargo with turf shoes shoved up their anuses toe-first. PLEASE keep underestimating us. It serves us well.
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I think this can be a real 'classic' of a game. I've been very impressed with both teams, but I'm favoring the Bison in a close one. NDSU showed throughout the season and the playoffs an excellent defense. Plus, I think their OL will eventually wear down SHSU's DL, similar to what Montana's did over the course of their game. BearKats will certainly make noise with their speed and create some big plays, but overall, I'm picking NDSU, 31-27. Of course, that score is with the "turnover" range of error (i.e. a critical turnover being enough to shift the outcome).
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This will be a great game to watch. For the very first time, Im exited to watch a Div I Championship that doesn't involve the Griz Nation. Congrats to both contenders on this momentus occasion!
I think both us and the Bison have a bit of a chip on our shoulder from being told we're going to lose each week. Of course, in our case, it's never worked out that way.
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