Biggest upset?

[clawman]

After looking at some of the scores in the Big Sky this season, I'm sure most of them don't actually field defenses. A couple do, but most are average to bad.

I can assure you there are 11 men on the field every play,... well usually

[clawman]

Don't see that one happening. Your San Diego boys are going to be looking for the warm bus next Saturday.

How would those Bison react to a football game in real weather not the cushy dome?

[Bison Fan in NW MN]

How would those Bison react to a football game in real weather not the cushy dome?

NDSU has a better road record during this dynasty.

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I think UNI over SDSU has the most potential.

[POD Knows]

How would those Bison react to a football game in real weather not the cushy dome?

We would win handily, we have won a few games outside before, maybe you should do some research.

[Outsider1]

I voted Montana after their loss to Montana St. It's the end of the year and I ask myself if they have they become vulnerable?. I am not positive, but for me it is a good guess.

[Tazman2664]

How would those Bison react to a football game in real weather not the cushy dome?

They played at SDSU, at ISU and at SIU, top 3 of the next top 4 in the MV. I think they can play outside.

[clenz]

We would win handily, we have won a few games outside before, maybe you should do some research.

I always find it amazing everyone is like "You get to play UNI/NDSU outside and it's an advantage" like UNI and NDSU aren't also in the frozen tundra (and actually far worse than what 95% of the subdivision can think of throwing out for winter weather) and don't practice outside.

Here is a hint, UNI and NDSU don't practice indoors unless lightning/excessive rain causes the fields to be an issue or the game is indoors.

I mean....this was UNI at practice literally a week ago

[POD Knows]

I always find it amazing everyone is like "You get to play UNI/NDSU outside and it's an advantage" like UNI and NDSU aren't also in the frozen tundra (and actually far worse than what 95% of the subdivision can think of throwing out for winter weather) and don't practice outside.

Here is a hint, UNI and NDSU don't practice indoors unless lightning/excessive rain causes the fields to be an issue or the game is indoors.

I mean....this was UNI at practice literally a week ago

Also, teams like NDSU/UNI aren't these types of spread offense teams that get effected by the weather. If you can run the ball and play good D, the elements aren't that big of a factor.

[Sycamore62]

I always find it amazing everyone is like "You get to play UNI/NDSU outside and it's an advantage" like UNI and NDSU aren't also in the frozen tundra (and actually far worse than what 95% of the subdivision can think of throwing out for winter weather) and don't practice outside.

Here is a hint, UNI and NDSU don't practice indoors unless lightning/excessive rain causes the fields to be an issue or the game is indoors.

I mean....this was UNI at practice literally a week ago

I thought NDSU built an indoor practice facility so they wouldnt have to practice outside. Ive never given much thought to having an advantage because of the elements unless you game specifically suites one of those elements.

[POD Knows]

I thought NDSU built an indoor practice facility so they wouldnt have to practice outside. Ive never given much thought to having an advantage because of the elements unless you game specifically suites one of those elements.

NDSU started raising $$ for IPF last year but I believe that they use a "bubble" for football practice but they still practice outside once in a while. I agree with you on the elements thing, it will effect one team more than another based on the style of football they play.

https://gobison.com/news/2018/5/23/g...-facility.aspx