Home record in your current stadium and which opponent has the best record

[darell1976]

I am just curious what everyone's home record (playoffs included) is in your current facility, and what opponent has the best record in that facility.

North Dakota

Alerus Center since 2001

62-11 .849 overall record

Southern Utah 2-0 1.000
Nebraska-Omaha 3-1 .750

[The Eagle's Cliff]

Paulson Stadium

1st game 1984

165-31 (.842) (12 losses 2006-2009)

Two 39-0 streaks.

32-3 playoffs

Wofford is 4-3.

[SFA 93]

HOMER BRYCE STADIUM (1973)
Seats: 14,575 Capacity: 25,000 Largest Crowd: 23,617 (1995)

235 Games
RECORD: 137-96-2 (Including 4-1-0 in the playoffs)

Largest Win Streak: 9 Games (2009-2010)

Opponent with best record at Homer Bryce: Nicholls State 11-3-0

[Apphole]

According to Wikipedia

215–63–5 Home record

Regular season attendance has averaged just shy of 30,000 for the past few years, leading the FCS in attendance. With such high numbers and a raucous crowd, "The Rock" is one of the most difficult venue's for visiting teams in D-1 football.

https://encrypted-tbn1.google.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTv-kvaydN0WoTwdSJdeEptkhrvR4bCwFzoR_FIXFmP6ZPg2U-G


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL-6MdsK2N0&list=UUEkjuXtUX1OMy-SZl8-K8_w&index=2&feature=plcp

[Smitty]

Surprisingly enough, we actually have a winning record at Home...

111-87-2

Stadium Opened: 1974
Stadium Capacity: 13,742
Attendance Record: 15,247 vs. Appalachian State (November 12, 1994)

[813Jag]

Since 1980 Southern is 95-54-2 at Mumford Stadium. Jackson State has won 9 times in Baton Rouge in that span.

[chattownmocs]

I believe it is 32-45

Furman is something like 7-0 at Finley.

20,668 capacity

Record was 23,000 plus during a title game.

record for a Mocs' game was 22,668 in 1997.

[Apphole]

I believe it is 32-45

Furman is something like 7-0 at Finley.

20,668

Record was 23,000 plus during a title game.

record for a Mocs' game was 22,668 in 1997.

xlolxxthumbsupx

[ccd494]

According to Wikipedia

215–63–5 Home record

Regular season attendance has averaged just shy of 30,000 for the past few years, leading the FCS in attendance. With such high numbers and a raucous crowd, "The Rock" is one of the most difficult venue's for visiting teams in D-1 football.

I'll answer the original poster's question for you:


what opponent has the best record in that facility.

University of Maine: 2-0

[Apphole]

I'll answer the original poster's question for you:


I answered half and I did so strategically.

You have my vote for best FCS road warrior. xthumbsupx

[chattownmocs]

xlolxxthumbsupx

Your record is what 0-1? Or have you been beat up more than once at Finley?

[Apphole]

Your record is what 0-1? Or have you been beat up more than once at Finley?

If you're talking about UTC's (or should I say the city of Chattanooga's) Finley stadium, I don't believe we've lost a game there, including NC's in a few decades. If you're referring to NC State's Carter-Finley stadium I believe we're something like 3-7 all time.

[chattownmocs]

If you're talking about UTC's (or should I say the city of Chattanooga's) Finley stadium, I don't believe we've lost a game there, including NC's in a few decades. If you're referring to NC State's Carter-Finley stadium I believe we're something like 3-7 all time.

I'm referring to you personally at Max Finley stadium. You know how you got beat up there a few years ago Flag Boy?

[Apphole]

I'm referring to you personally at Max Finley stadium. You know how you got beat up there a few years ago Flag Boy?

xlolx

Oh yes the flag stealing story. Your interpretation, saying I got "beat up" when in that paragraph I explicitly described how I chased the guy, javelenned him in the back with the other half of the flag pole, tackled him, recovered the flag and watched him limp away holding his back while I stood there unscathed was one of the first AGS tastes of just how delusional you really were. Just as you twist every UTC loss to App State in to some "moral" victory where the clearly superior team lost, you twisted my story about the classlessness of a UTC fan met with the poetic justice of a PVC pipe to the spine into some sort of colossal defeat I suffered at the hands of some righteous brute from the glorious UTC fan section.

Thanks for the golden memory. You just keep being you xthumbsupx

[asucrutch23]

If you're talking about UTC's (or should I say the city of Chattanooga's) Finley stadium, I don't believe we've lost a game there, including NC's in a few decades. If you're referring to NC State's Carter-Finley stadium I believe we're something like 3-7 all time.

I believe Finley stadium opened in the late 90s, so off the top of my head, we've lost I believe twice there (2000 and the shootout in 2004). So I think we're somewhere around 8-2 in Finley including National Championships. As for Carter-Finley, we're 0-5.

[chattownmocs]

xlolx

Oh yes the flag stealing story. Your interpretation, saying I got "beat up" when in that paragraph I explicitly described how I chased the guy, javelenned him in the back with the other half of the flag pole, tackled him, recovered the flag and watched him limp away holding his back while I stood there unscathed was one of the first AGS tastes of just how delusional you really were. Just as you twist every UTC loss to App State in to some "moral" victory where the clearly superior team lost, you twisted my story about the classlessness of a UTC fan met with the poetic justice of a PVC pipe to the spine into some sort of colossal defeat I suffered at the hands of some righteous brute from the glorious UTC fan section.

Thanks for the golden memory. You just keep being you xthumbsupx

Let me refresh you on your original story. Despite the fact that you assaulted the "frat boy" with your flag stick, he still ended up on top of you and your buddies had to pull him off. This was your original story as you cried over the horrors of your worst experience at another stadium.

[Apphole]

Let me refresh you on your original story. Despite the fact that you assaulted the "frat boy" with your flag stick, he still ended up on top of you and your buddies had to pull him off. This was your original story as you cried over the horrors of your worst experience at another stadium.

Regardless of how we landed after I tackled him, my friends grabbed me to get the hell out of there before I got arrested. (this happened in front of 100+ people)

Again, I struggle how someone could "get beaten up" when they were not punched, nor kicked, nor harmed in any way. Not even so much as a swing from the tackle-ee.

[CrusaderBob]

Holy Cross has played at Fitton Field since 1903, though football was played on the baseball field (adjacent to the current football field)until 1908. These records include all games from 1903.

367-169-2

Several teams are undefeated at Fitton Field, but for opponents that have played there more than 5 times ...

... Yale 7-0 at Fitton field has the best record by win pct.

other notables at Fitton Field...

... Syracuse 11-3
... Boston College 10-10-2

... Lehigh 8-5-1 is the only Patriot League opponent with a winning record at Fitton
... Colgate 16-26-2 has more wins at Fitton than any other opponent.

[chattownmocs]

Regardless of how we landed after I tackled him, my friends grabbed me to get the hell out of there before I got arrested. (this happened in front of 100+ people)

Again, I struggle how someone could "get beaten up" when they were not punched, nor kicked, nor harmed in any way. Not even so much as a swing from the tackle-ee.

It might be believable(if you weren't such a little B****) if your original story hadn't been that your buddies pulled him off of you!

[TheRevSFA]

It might be believable(if you weren't such a little B****) if your original story hadn't been that your buddies pulled him off of you!

Let's solve this. How about Chattown and Apphole fight eachother. I don't mean a Jamaican stick fight, I mean a nice, golden gloves style fight. You can do it at the tailgate.

[kittiekop]

MSU Bobcat Stadium (formerly Reno H Sales, but the same stadium). Opened in 1973.

All time: 132-79

And who has the best record there? Can't find it, but unfortunately I may have to go with UM - the 16 year "streak" is in there, so there's at least 7-8 right there. Could be wrong.

[Apphole]

Let's solve this. How about Chattown and Apphole fight eachother. I don't mean a Jamaican stick fight, I mean a nice, golden gloves style fight. You can do it at the tailgate.

I'm down. No cops

How much do you weigh Chattown? No lying now xlolx

[chattownmocs]

I'm down. No cops

How much do you weigh Chattown? No lying now xlolx

I have a feeling that you are either well below or well above my weight class.

[PaladinFan]

I believe it is 32-45

Furman is something like 7-0 at Finley.

20,668 capacity

Record was 23,000 plus during a title game.

record for a Mocs' game was 22,668 in 1997.

I'm not sure why, but Furman has owned Chattanooga over the last 20 years or so. I really do chalk that up to a bizzare stat in college football, as Furman has not always been that much better than UTC for the record they have against them.

[TheRevSFA]

I have a feeling that you are either well below or well above my weight class.

Weigh in Gentlemen...be honest.

[Apphole]

6' 2" 185lbs

[FormerPokeCenter]

185?? Wow....that's....light!

[chattownmocs]

6'2" 205. I think I can cut weight.

[TheRevSFA]

seriously..let's draft up some waivers, and get milktruck and ASUMike to judge..maybe get a third party person in as well.

and someone film it for the love of God

[FCS_pwns_FBS]

Wofford is the only team that has won in Paulson Stadium three times. No other team, including Marshall, has done that.


[EDIT] Well, I guess App. State has, but the first time was way back in 1996.

[FormerPokeCenter]

6'2" 205. I think I can cut weight.

Clearly, you should step up your bloviation. The caloric burn necessary to produce even more hot air than you usually do would surely help you shed some pounds...

[Sam_Kats]

Problem is - where on Earth would the 'neutral site' of this fight take place. I mean, football WAS invented in Boone, NC & Chatty is the World Epicenter of anything athletics. Coin toss.......or screw it, follow the rules of current FCS football, quit bit(hing & bring y'alls a$$es to Frisco!!

xnodx

[thirdgendin]

Wofford is the only team that has won in Paulson Stadium three times. No other team, including Marshall, has done that.


[EDIT] Well, I guess App. State has, but the first time was way back in 1996.

And Furman

[The Eagle's Cliff]

Wofford is the only team that has won in Paulson Stadium three times. No other team, including Marshall, has done that.


[EDIT] Well, I guess App. State has, but the first time was way back in 1996.

Wofford won 4 times in '02, '06, '08, and '10

App won 3 times in '96, '06, and '08.

Furman won 3 times in '01, '07, and '09

2006-2009 damaged our home record considerably with 1/3 of our losses in 28 seasons coming in those 4 seasons.

The only team we play regularly who has never won in Paulson is Western Carolina who is 0-11 and 1-20 overall in the modern era.

[clenz]

UNI-Dome (1976)

Seats: 16,234
Largest Crowd: 17,190 vs. Southern Illinois (Oct 17, 2007)

230 Games
RECORD: 184-45-1 .804 win% (Including 15-5 in the playoffs... .750 win%)

Largest Win Streak: 25 Games (1989-1992)

Opponent records in the dome, sorted by most wins (not all opponents, but those "of interest")

Team Record Win% Playoff Record Playoff Win%

Western Illinois 6-11 35%
Northern Michigan 3-3 50% (all L's were during D2 days)
Youngstown State 3-12 20% 1-1 50%
Idaho 2-1 0.66%
Western Kentucky 2-3 40%
South Dakota State 2-3 40%
Stephan F Austin 2-3 40%
McNeese St 2-4 33% 0-1 0%
Illinois State 2-11 15%
Southern Illinois 2-12 14%
Missouri State 2-14 12%
Georgia Southern 1-0 100% 1-0 100%
Montana 1-0 100%
Delaware 1-0 100% 1-0 100%
Richmond 1-0 100% 1-0 100%
Lehigh 1-0 100% 1-0 100%
North Dakota 1-2 33%
North Dakota St 1-3 25% (win was during D2 days)
South Dakota 1-4 20%(win was during D2 days)
Indiana State 1-14 66%
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 0-1 0%
Eastern Washington 0-5 0% 0-3 00%
Akron 0-1 00%
Weber State 0-2 0%
Arkansas St 0-1 0%
Southeast Missouri State 0-1 0%
Montana St 0-2 0% 0-1 0%
Arkansas St 0-1 0%
Eastern Illinois 0-10-1 0% 0-1 0%
Morgan St 0-2 0%
Northern Arizona 0-2 0%
William and Mary 0-1 0% 0-1 0%
Jacksonville State 0-1 0%
Texas St 0-1 0%
Idaho St 0-1 0%
Southern Utah 0-3 0%
Cal-Poly 0-3 0%
Maine 0-2 0% 0-2 0%
Northwestern St 0-1 0%
New Hampshire 0-3 0% 0-3 0%
Wofford 0-1 0% 0-1 0%

[eaglemachine]

Paulson Stadium

1st game 1984

165-31 (.842) (12 losses 2006-2009)

Two 39-0 streaks.

32-3 playoffs

Wofford is 4-3.

this is an old number. I believe we are somewhere around 43 wins and about 6 loses.

[superman7515]

Problem is - where on Earth would the 'neutral site' of this fight take place. I mean, football WAS invented in Boone, NC & Chatty is the World Epicenter of anything athletics. Coin toss.......or screw it, follow the rules of current FCS football, quit bit(hing & bring y'alls a$$es to Frisco!!

xnodx

There's only one place with the cache, the gravitas, the prestige... The Georgia Dome, home of THE Georgia State University and sometimes those Atlanta Falcons guys.

[darell1976]

MSU Bobcat Stadium (formerly Reno H Sales, but the same stadium). Opened in 1973.

All time: 132-79

And who has the best record there? Can't find it, but unfortunately I may have to go with UM - the 16 year "streak" is in there, so there's at least 7-8 right there. Could be wrong.

UND is 4-1 at Bobcat Stadium..last played there in 1982. UND will be there in 4 months!!

[darell1976]

UNI-Dome (1976)

Seats: 16,234
Largest Crowd: 17,190 vs. Southern Illinois (Oct 17, 2007)

230 Games
RECORD: 184-45-1 .804 win% (Including 15-5 in the playoffs... .750 win%)

Largest Win Streak: 25 Games (1989-1992)

Opponent records in the dome, sorted by most wins (not all opponents, but those "of interest")

Team Record Win% Playoff Record Playoff Win%
North Dakota 1-2 33%

The win that made (IMO) UND move up to DI. (for those that didn't know) UND (ranked 4th in DII) beat UNI (ranked 3rd in the FCS) in 2006 35-31.
http://www.fightingsioux.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPID=6399&DB_OEM_ID=13500&ATCLID=776032

[superman7515]

Delaware is 283-89-4 at Delaware Stadium for a .758 winning percentage. Best record for an opponent is Northern Michigan 2-0.

[darell1976]

Delaware is 283-89-4 at Delaware Stadium for a .758 winning percentage. Best record for an opponent is Northern Michigan 2-0.

How long ago was that?!?

[PaladinFan]

Furman is 151-41-1 at Paladin Stadium.

Only one team has a winning record against Furman in Paladin Stadium, and that is Georgia Southern (6-4). App State is the only other program to reach 6 wins, but they have a losing record at Paladin. I was surprised to see that Marshall was 2-6 at Paladin Stadium.

Edit: I take that back EKU (1-0), UMass (1-0), and Stephen F. Austin (1-0) have winning records.

[UAalum72]

University Field, Albany

First game 1970
Home Record (I-AA/FCS) 47-18
Home Record (NCAA Varsity) 123-64
Home Record including Club Team 131-67-1

Worst records vs. regularly-scheduled opponents
Ithaca College 2-7
Hofstra University 1-4

[AppStateold299]

If you're talking about UTC's (or should I say the city of Chattanooga's) Finley stadium, I don't believe we've lost a game there, including NC's in a few decades. If you're referring to NC State's Carter-Finley stadium I believe we're something like 3-7 all time.

We lost at Finley in 2000. I remember because I went there and was sitting in the boxes with their big wigs. We were riding high and I remember a lot of celebrations at our expense that day and the next.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

How is it possible that nobody has brought up Washington Grizzly Stadium in 5 pages?


You know its really loud and cold there. I would but I cant find a picture of it on the internet.




xcoffeex

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Washington Grizzly Stadium opened in 1986
Griz are 169-21 (.889)

As far as the team that wins the most there?

I would say the cats they are like 1 and 14 there..................funny

[clenz]

The win that made (IMO) UND move up to DI. (for those that didn't know) UND (ranked 4th in DII) beat UNI (ranked 3rd in the FCS) in 2006 35-31.
http://www.fightingsioux.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPID=6399&DB_OEM_ID=13500&ATCLID=776032

UNI was only rnkrd that high because of the year before ....UNI didn't make the playoffs in 06

Sent from my SCH-I500 using Tapatalk 2

[PaladinFan]

Washington Grizzly Stadium opened in 1986
Griz are 169-21 (.889)

As far as the team that wins the most there?

I would say the cats they are like 1 and 14 there..................funny

So, MSU has as many wins in WashGriz as Wofford?

[ursus arctos horribilis]

So, MSU has as many wins in WashGriz as Wofford?

It's not much but it is better than Furman's record in MSU's stadium or playing any team from Montana for that matter.

[MSUBobcat]

Washington Grizzly Stadium opened in 1986
Griz are 169-21 (.889)

As far as the team that wins the most there?

I would say the cats they are like 1 and 14 there..................funny


So, MSU has as many wins in WashGriz as Wofford?

Alpha's memory of the last decade is apparently a little fuzzy. The Cats are 2-11 at Wa-Griz since it opened, which is atrocious but nearly 3x the win percentage Alpha would have you believe. However 8 of those occurred during "the streak" from 1986 to 2001. During that period MSU's overall record was 64-112, so they weren't doing much winning anywhere. Since 2002, the Cats are 2-3 in Missoula, which still isn't great but more respectable than when including years where MSU's program was struggling and the Griz were becoming a perenial playoff team.

[kittiekop]

It's not much but it is better than Furman's record in MSU's stadium or playing any team from Montana for that matter.

Hey, MSU is 2-11 in Missoula since '86 (2002 & 2010)

Give us a little credit!xlolx

Sorry, beat me to it!

[ursus arctos horribilis]

Hey, MSU is 2-11 in Missoula since '86 (2002 & 2010)

Give us a little credit!xlolx

I was giving you credit and UM credit for taking Furman down in this decade. That was Alpha trolling the good peops of MSU not me. I haven't seen MSUBobcat on much lately so I'll give Alf credit for drawing him out of the woodwork.:D

[MSUBobcat]

I was giving you credit and UM credit for taking Furman down in this decade. That was Alpha trolling the good peops of MSU not me. I haven't seen MSUBobcat on much lately so I'll give Alf credit for drawing him out of the woodwork.:D

xlolx I admit I haven't posted for a while. :o After the championship game, switched gears to other sports. I was periodically stopping in and reading, but not posting. Now that we are starting to close in on a new season, I'll be around more often.

[cbarrier90]

How is it possible that nobody has brought up Washington Grizzly Stadium in 5 pages?


You know its really loud and cold there. I would but I cant find a picture of it on the internet.




xcoffeex

We also need some quotes from opposing coaches/players about the atmosphere, particularly as it compares to larger BCS crowds.

[McNeese72]

Okay, looking at the 2011 McNeese Cowboy Football Media Guide. Cowboy Stadium was built in 1965 and expanded in 1975. Adjusting the totals to include last season, the Cowboys are 182-84-5 in Cowboy Stadium. The opponent who has done the best against us is Louisiana Tech. Subtracting the results for the games before Cowboy Stadium was built in 1965, we are 11-13 against La. Tech in Cowboy stadium.

Doc

[asumike83]

seriously..let's draft up some waivers, and get milktruck and ASUMike to judge..maybe get a third party person in as well.

and someone film it for the love of God

Coming in a little late to this thread... count me in! I'd be happy to judge and make sure it is filmed. I've dabbled in the sweet science myself, so I think I'd be qualified to keep score.

[813Jag]

How is it possible that nobody has brought up Washington Grizzly Stadium in 5 pages?


You know its really loud and cold there. I would but I cant find a picture of it on the internet.




xcoffeex
maybe you should post a pic, I know where some can be found. xcoffeex xlolx

[srgrizizen]

What is EWU's record in WA/Griz? It has to be the best of any team playing there more than once, doesn't it?

[TheBisonator]

Do any Bison fans know our record at the Fargodome?? I'm surprised none of you chimed into this thread yet.

And I'm sure it's more yummy Darell bait, but I'm pretty sure UND has the best record against the Bison in the Dome. Of course we haven't played them at all in 9 years (10 years since at home), and that kind of accomplishment becomes diluted over time. Especially when one considers the circumstances each program was under at that time. I'm sure that if now NDSU played UND home-home every single year that we'd win a good majority of the games in Fargo.

[Professor Chaos]

Do any Bison fans know our record at the Fargodome?? I'm surprised none of you chimed into this thread yet.

And I'm sure it's more yummy Darell bait, but I'm pretty sure UND has the best record against the Bison in the Dome. Of course we haven't played them at all in 9 years (10 years since at home), and that kind of accomplishment becomes diluted over time. Especially when one considers the circumstances each program was under at that time. I'm sure that if now NDSU played UND home-home every single year that we'd win a good majority of the games in Fargo.
NDSU is 99-22 (.818 winning %) at the Fargodome by my calculations (page 7 of the 2011 media guide (https://admin.xosn.com/pdf8/785194.pdf?ATCLID=205272551&SPSID=11862&SPID=695&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=2400&KEY=AZACODJWVXENNFN.20110915220504)). Since 1964 NDSU is 239-35-3 at home (.862 winning %).

[darell1976]

Do any Bison fans know our record at the Fargodome?? I'm surprised none of you chimed into this thread yet.

And I'm sure it's more yummy Darell bait, but I'm pretty sure UND has the best record against the Bison in the Dome. Of course we haven't played them at all in 9 years (10 years since at home), and that kind of accomplishment becomes diluted over time. Especially when one considers the circumstances each program was under at that time. I'm sure that if now NDSU played UND home-home every single year that we'd win a good majority of the games in Fargo.

North Dakota State
Fargodome since 1993
93-22 .809 (I got 93 from counting the games from the NDSU media guide..I think I got them all)

Western Illinois 2-0
Youngstown St 2-0
Emporia State 1-0
UND 4-1
UC Davis 2-1
Northern Colorado 2-2
Nebraska-Omaha 2-3

[No_Skill]

Emporia State must be a DII team. I can't remember them. That game must have been early 90s.

Darell, did you get the playoff games or just regular season?

[dgreco]

Bryant since 1999 (its first season) is 49-15 (.765%) at home. Since Marty Fine took over as coach he has been 33-11 (.750%) at home and 31-8 (.795) since his second year on the job.

I do not know the records vs. Opponents in DII and DI other than that Bryant is 0-8 vs. CCSU and Monmouth and 0-4 at home vs. CCSU and Monmouth.

[etiger]

Towson Univeristy at Minnegan Stadium (Now Johhny Unitas Stadium, Minnegan Field) is 111-69-2 since 1978.

[ursus arctos horribilis]

What is EWU's record in WA/Griz? It has to be the best of any team playing there more than once, doesn't it?

I think you are correct as far at having 3 wins or so but ID, Boise, or UN Reno may have a win % edge.

[NoDak 4 Ever]

Emporia State must be a DII team. I can't remember them. That game must have been early 90s.

Darell, did you get the playoff games or just regular season?

Remember Brian Shay? That guy was a stud!

[Go Lehigh TU owl]

I'm hoping that a Lehigh fan with better internet capabilities than me looks it up. Roughly i came up with this.

Against PL teams since Goodman Stadium opened in 1988

Bucknell 7-4
Colgate 6-4
Fordham 10-0
Georgetown 5-0
Holy Cross 5-6!!
Lafayette 8-3
Towson* 5-0, not all PL games

Just by glancing i noticed Villanova and UNH are both unbeaten at Goodman. Princeton has also had good success on Lehigh's home turf.

[AmsterBison]

Emporia State must be a DII team. I can't remember them. That game must have been early 90s.


I remember them for three reasons. First, that's the only home opener that NDSU has lost in the last two decades. Second, Emporia State had a really good running back called Brian Shay. Third, Jerry Kill coached them and he later coached SIU against NDSU. Heck, if NDSU hadn't thumped the Gophers last year, I think that'd he'd have been undefeated againt NDSU at three different teams.

[TheBisonator]

I remember them for three reasons. First, that's the only home opener that NDSU has lost in the last two decades. Second, Emporia State had a really good running back called Brian Shay. Third, Jerry Kill coached them and he later coached SIU against NDSU. Heck, if NDSU hadn't thumped the Gophers last year, I think that'd he'd have been undefeated againt NDSU at three different teams.

Man, times sure do change. Imagine NDSU playing a home game in the 2010's against Emporia State. Fans would swarm Gene Taylor with angry calls/emails and probably many Bison fans would boycott the game. But in the 90's it was considered no big deal.

That's the thing that always bugs me. In the 1990's Division II had become THAT (Emporia State, MSU-Moorhead, Mesa State), and Bison fans didn't seem to care.

[No_Skill]

Man, times sure do change. Imagine NDSU playing a home game in the 2010's against Emporia State. Fans would swarm Gene Taylor with angry calls/emails and probably many Bison fans would boycott the game. But in the 90's it was considered no big deal.

That's the thing that always bugs me. In the 1990's Division II had become THAT (Emporia State, MSU-Moorhead, Mesa State), and Bison fans didn't seem to care.

I remember being at that 80-0 MSU game thinking to myself...why is this game happening? Wasn't it toward the middle of the season too?

[Gil Dobie]

North Dakota State
Fargodome since 1993
93-22 .809 (I got 93 from counting the games from the NDSU media guide..I think I got them all)

Western Illinois 2-0
Youngstown St 2-0
Emporia State 1-0
UND 4-1
UC Davis 2-1
Northern Colorado 2-2
Nebraska-Omaha 2-3

I go 94-21 including last season with playoffs.

1993 5-0-0
1994 5-1-0
1995 6-0-0
1996 4-2-0
1997 5-1-0
1998 4-3-0
1999 6-0-0
2000 7-0-0
2001 5-0-0
2002 2-4-0
2003 5-1-0
2004 5-1-0
2005 5-1-0
2006 5-0-0
2007 5-0-0
2008 4-2-0
2009 2-3-0
2010 6-1-0
2011 8-1-0

[TheBisonator]

I remember being at that 80-0 MSU game thinking to myself...why is this game happening? Wasn't it toward the middle of the season too?

Then some people on Bisonville wonder why I get angry when I see Valley City State and Mayville State on the basketball schedule listed as regular season games. Cause some people feel embarrassed having to watch that kind of game. You can say what you want about me, but it makes me feel embarrassed to see North Dakota State University playing schools like Mayville State or Dakota Wesleyan in some games. Exhibitions are fine tho, I don't care about that. I'm talking about matchups that appear on your record.

I think the Moorhead game was early in the season both years (00 and 02).

[MplsBison]

North Dakota State
Fargodome since 1993
93-22 .809 (I got 93 from counting the games from the NDSU media guide..I think I got them all)

Western Illinois 2-0
Youngstown St 2-0
Emporia State 1-0
UND 4-1
UC Davis 2-1
Northern Colorado 2-2
Nebraska-Omaha 2-3

Davis, UNC and Omaha all got stomped the last time they came to dome. As did Cal Poly and Southern Utah.

[HailSzczur]

Delaware is 283-89-4 at Delaware Stadium for a .758 winning percentage. Best record for an opponent is Northern Michigan 2-0.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Villanova is 12-10 at the Tub :D

[HailSzczur]

Villanova Stadium opened in 1927
All time Record: 217-90-5 or 70.7%
Home Playoff Record: 6-1
Record Attendance: 14,810 vs Delaware in 1973

Home Games at other locales:
Franklin Field: 13-3-1
Shibe Park: 38-10-3
JFK Stadium: 4-5

[superman7515]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Villanova is 12-10 at the Tub :D

You're incorrect. Villanova is 10-10-1 at the Tub.

Delaware: 1962, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1989, 1997, 2002, 2006, 2008, 2010
Villanova: 1965, 1971, 1974, 1978, 1980, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2000, 2004
Tie: 1976

[HailSzczur]

You're incorrect. Villanova is 10-10-1 at the Tub.

Delaware: 1962, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1989, 1997, 2002, 2006, 2008, 2010
Villanova: 1965, 1971, 1974, 1978, 1980, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2000, 2004
Tie: 1976

Not surprised that I'm wrong, our media guide isn't the best. One of the game locations was listed as DE while the others were UD, and I think the tie was bolded as well which explains the discrepancy. I'll take that record though. I guess that puts us at 13-10 at Villanova Stadium? Again not sure about any neutral site games or other locations.

[MSUBobcat]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Villanova is 12-10 at the Tub :D

Correct me if I'm wrong, but 12-10 doesn't qualify as "opponent w/ best record" unless you go by win-loss differential, where Nova would tie NoMich. To me 2-0 >>>>>>> 12-10 (which is actually 10-10-1 according to superman). Not sure the reason for the snide post.

[HailSzczur]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but 12-10 doesn't qualify as "opponent w/ best record" unless you go by win-loss differential, where Nova would tie NoMich. To me 2-0 >>>>>>> 12-10 (which is actually 10-10-1 according to superman). Not sure the reason for the snide post.

I wasn't trying to say it was the best, I was just pointing out we were pretty good down there. We don't have to best records and I was trying to see if we truly did have a winning record.

[darell1976]

Emporia State must be a DII team. I can't remember them. That game must have been early 90s.

Darell, did you get the playoff games or just regular season?

I included all games regular and playoff games.

[darell1976]

Davis, UNC and Omaha all got stomped the last time they came to dome. As did Cal Poly and Southern Utah.

Omaha had good success in both the Fargodome and the Alerus Center.

[superman7515]

I guess that puts us at 13-10 at Villanova Stadium?

11-9 at Villanova Stadium.

[TheBisonator]

Omaha had good success in both the Fargodome and the Alerus Center.

Not at least when I saw us play them in 2003 when we curbstomped them.

And now they don't have a team anymore. so heh-heh.

[seantaylor]

GSU has the best home field advantage. And we hired two retards in VG and Hatcher to match our retard AD Sammy. Monken is about to go on a Paulson run like PJ

[MplsBison]

Omaha had good success in both the Fargodome and the Alerus Center.

Agreed. Darn shame they shut the program down.

Would like to see both Omaha and UM Kansas City start up programs in the future. Would be a nice rivalry.

[MplsBison]

GSU has the best home field advantage. And we hired two retards in VG and Hatcher to match our retard AD Sammy. Monken is about to go on a Paulson run like PJ

Not as long as they keep having to come to the Fargodome.

Or perhaps you mean a long run of playoff appearances?

[MTfan4life]

The only current and former conference opponents at Wa/Griz with more than 1 win are:
Eastern Washington - 4-8
Idaho - 3-5

Also a healthy number of non-con teams are 1-0.
Western Illinois
Youngstown State
NDSU
Wofford
Massachusetts
Delaware

Also, while Montana State's record at Wa/Griz is 2-11, they were a struggling program and U of M was an unfair monopoly for most of those games, so in reality and all fairness, MSU's record at Wa/Griz is 2-0.

[JagHammer]

Since 1980 Southern is 95-54-2 at Mumford Stadium. Jackson State has won 9 times in Baton Rouge in that span.

There is a disparity if Mumford Stadium was built in 1928 or 1938. If Mumford was built in 1928, Southern owns a 261-111-14 record. If it was built in 1938, then Southern owns a 245-99-13 record at Mumford. The coach with the most wins at home is, of course, A. W. Mumford, who had a record of 94-26-6 at home. Pete Richardson comes in second at 57-22. The coach with the worst record at home is Cliff Purnell at 5-9-1 if the 1928 issue is correct. If not, then Stump Mitchell owns the worst record at home at 3-6.

The most points scored and the largest margin of victory at Mumford was against Bishop College(TX) on 11-8-1952. The Jaguar Cats tallied 105 points, while surrendering 0 points in the process.
The most points scored against the Jaguars was 63 by Mississippi Valley State on 09-29-1984. Southern jumped out to a big lead during the game, but Willie Totten, Jerry Rice, and the offense of "Gunslinger" Archie Cooley got it going and the final scored was 63-45 in favor of the Delta Devils.
The largest margin of defeat was 47 negative delta points, when Texas Southern defeated the Jags 54-7 on 11-06-2010.

Currently, A.W. Mumford Stadium holds approximately(sp) 29,000 spectators. Before the 2009 addition of the field house and north end zone seats, Southern held about 24,500 spectators. Prior to that, Southern's attendance topped 30k quite a few times, most notably in the 10-17-1998 contest with Jackson State, in which Southern won 33-28.

[MSUBobcat]

The only current and former conference opponents at Wa/Griz with more than 1 win are:
Eastern Washington - 4-8
Idaho - 3-5

Also a healthy number of non-con teams are 1-0.
Western Illinois
Youngstown State
NDSU
Wofford
Massachusetts
Delaware

Also, while Montana State's record at Wa/Griz is 2-11, they were a struggling program and U of M was an unfair monopoly for most of those games, so in reality and all fairness, MSU's record at Wa/Griz is 2-0.

I'm assuming you are saying this tongue-in-cheek. I agree that during the streak our losses to the Griz had more to do w/ putting an inferior team on the field than homefield advantage, which I think is what this thread is about. From '86 to 2001, the average score of the Brawl was 35.75-17 in Bozeman and 35.75-15.5 in Missoula, which shows just how much better the Griz were whether they were at home or in Bozeman. Since 2002 however, MSU has not had a losing season, meaning they were fielding at least competitive teams, and their record at Wa-Griz is 2-3.

[813Jag]

There is a disparity if Mumford Stadium was built in 1928 or 1938. If Mumford was built in 1928, Southern owns a 261-111-14 record. If it was built in 1938, then Southern owns a 245-99-13 record at Mumford. The coach with the most wins at home is, of course, A. W. Mumford, who had a record of 94-26-6 at home. Pete Richardson comes in second at 57-22. The coach with the worst record at home is Cliff Purnell at 5-9-1 if the 1928 issue is correct. If not, then Stump Mitchell owns the worst record at home at 3-6.

The most points scored and the largest margin of victory at Mumford was against Bishop College(TX) on 11-8-1952. The Jaguar Cats tallied 105 points, while surrendering 0 points in the process.
The most points scored against the Jaguars was 63 by Mississippi Valley State on 09-29-1984. Southern jumped out to a big lead during the game, but Willie Totten, Jerry Rice, and the offense of "Gunslinger" Archie Cooley got it going and the final scored was 63-45 in favor of the Delta Devils.
The largest margin of defeat was 47 negative delta points, when Texas Southern defeated the Jags 54-7 on 11-06-2010.

Currently, A.W. Mumford Stadium holds approximately(sp) 29,000 spectators. Before the 2009 addition of the field house and north end zone seats, Southern held about 24,500 spectators. Prior to that, Southern's attendance topped 30k quite a few times, most notably in the 10-17-1998 contest with Jackson State, in which Southern won 33-28.
I think they actually played in Memorial Stadium in 1980.

edit: I was at that Valley game, really hurt me as an 8 year old.

[JagHammer]

I think they actually played in Memorial Stadium in 1980.

edit: I was at that Valley game, really hurt me as an 8 year old.

There were a few games that were played at Memorial due to the additions right? I wonder how that would change the record. If so, that would bring the record to 258-109-13(1928) or 242-97-13(1938).

[813Jag]

I believe they were at Memorial from 1977 - 1983 (not exactly sure of the dates though)

[JagHammer]

I believe they were at Memorial from 1977 - 1983 (not exactly sure of the dates though)


Ouch, that would throw it off a bit. We'll find out.

[813Jag]

Ouch, that would throw it off a bit. We'll find out.

looks like they went back in Sept of 82. they played there for 6 years.

[THE HERD]

Remember Brian Shay? That guy was a stud!

I remember that guy I think......short RB built like a bowling ball right? I believe he got a few NFL tryouts.

[Longhorn]

JMU @ Bridgeforth (38 years) 145-68 .681

[Silenoz]

xlolx

Oh yes the flag stealing story. Your interpretation, saying I got "beat up" when in that paragraph I explicitly described how I chased the guy, javelenned him in the back with the other half of the flag pole, tackled him, recovered the flag and watched him limp away holding his back while I stood there unscathed was one of the first AGS tastes of just how delusional you really were. Just as you twist every UTC loss to App State in to some "moral" victory where the clearly superior team lost, you twisted my story about the classlessness of a UTC fan met with the poetic justice of a PVC pipe to the spine into some sort of colossal defeat I suffered at the hands of some righteous brute from the glorious UTC fan section.

Thanks for the golden memory. You just keep being you xthumbsupx

xoutofrepx

[Silenoz]

Wofford 1-0
UMass 1-0
Western Illinois 1-0
Youngstown STate 1-0
Delaware 1-0
Hofstra 1-0?
North Dakota State 1-0
Cal State Fullerton 1-0

EWU 4-9
Idaho 3-5
Nevada 2-2
Boise State 1-5


So I'd say the randoms have the best %, and EWU has the actually highest total

[ursus arctos horribilis]

Wofford 1-0
UMass 1-0
Western Illinois 1-0
Youngstown STate 1-0
Delaware 1-0
Hofstra 1-0?
North Dakota State 1-0
Cal State Fullerton 1-0

EWU 4-9
Idaho 3-5
Nevada 2-2
Boise State 1-5


So I'd say the randoms have the best %, and EWU has the actually highest total

Hofstra is 1-1 at WaGriz. They took a bad beating in the early 90's in the range of Griz in the high 40's low 50's to the Flying Duchmen getting a FG or something like that.

I don't think Cal Fullerton beat us in WaGriz either but could be wrong on that one.

[Silenoz]

http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/div_iaa/bigsky/montana/opponents_records.php?teamid=460

I honestly didn't even know we had ever played them. Of course I was a toddler at the time...

[TheBisonator]

Agreed. Darn shame they shut the program down.

Would like to see both Omaha and UM Kansas City start up programs in the future. Would be a nice rivalry.

I guess it doesn't fall in line with those university's "missions".

I guess being a "Metropolitan Urban Research University" = "Eew, football is gross and icky, get it away from me!!"

[Silenoz]

http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/div_iaa/bigsky/montana/opponents_records.php?teamid=460

I honestly didn't even know we had ever played them. Of course I was a toddler at the time...

Makes me miss the days of home-and-homes with FBS/IA teams too xlolx

[ursus arctos horribilis]

Makes me miss the days of home-and-homes with FBS/IA teams too xlolx

Well, either I have it backward or that link does and I'll bet on it being me but I thought they played here first and then we went there which would have put the Cal Fullerton game at Dornblaser. I came to Missoula in 1986 and went to the first game in WaGriz and have not missed one there since and just don't remember seeing them there in 1987...but for some reason think it was the only game I went to in Dornblaser in 1985 when a friend was a freshmen at U of M and I came over for a weekend.

As I said...probably my malfunction.

[Silenoz]

Couldn't tell you. I wasn't old enough to remember games until about 1991

[ursus arctos horribilis]

Couldn't tell you. I wasn't old enough to remember games until about 1991

Had to go look. Happy to say that CFDW has it backwards. Here's the Cal State Schedules.

1985 they were at Montana and 1987 we were there.

http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/csfu/genrel/auto_pdf/fballtimescores.pdf

Tell them to get that fixed Brock.

[Silenoz]

Wow, an FBS team averaging 2,700 people at the end there...

[ursus arctos horribilis]

Wow, an FBS team averaging 2,700 people at the end there...

Yes, SuperHornet just killed that program...that is where he claimed isn't it?

[bjtheflamesfan]

Liberty is 86-40 at Williams Stadium.

Best Record? JMU (4-0)

[Silenoz]

Someone tally this up and rank them by win % xawesomex

[bjtheflamesfan]

Someone tally this up and rank them by win % xawesomex


Done:

Team Record Win %
Montana 169-21 0.889
North Dakota 62-11 0.849
Georgia Southern 165-31 0.842
North Dakota State 94-21 0.817
Northern Iowa 184-45-1 0.8
Furman 151-41-1 0.782
Bryant 49-15 0.765
Appalachian State 215-64-5 0.759
Delaware 283-89-4 0.758
Villanova 217-90-5 0.707
Holy Cross 367-169-2 0.682
Liberty 86-40 0.682
James Madison 145-68 0.681
McNeese State 182-84-5 0.671
Albany 123-64 0.657
Southern U 95-54-2 0.629
Montana State 132-79 0.625
Towson 111-69-2 0.609
Stephen F Austin 137-96-2 0.582
Western Carolina 111-87-2 0.555
UT-Chattanooga 32-45 0.415

[Silenoz]

Must be too much of a Mecca

[bjtheflamesfan]

maybe I dunno...Im pretty handy with a spreadsheet so putting that together wasnt hard

[ursus arctos horribilis]

maybe I dunno...Im pretty handy with a spreadsheet so putting that together wasnt hard

He was referencing the claim made last summer or so that UTC is the mecca of college football stadiums in FCS considering their rank on the list I think.

[bjtheflamesfan]

ahh...thanks for that UAH

[Go Lehigh TU owl]

I'm still trying to find Lehigh's overall record at Goodman. If anyone can locate it please post it!!

[MSUBobcat]

I guess it doesn't fall in line with those university's "missions".

I guess being a "Metropolitan Urban Research University" = "Eew, football is gross and icky, get it away from me!!"

In the process of moving to DI, UNO dropped football. The decision was made by their AD Trev Alberts (former UN-L linebacker) because they supposedly couldn't afford the move up financially. It kept its hockey team, which is well supported by fans. If you think dropping football is bad, you'll be disgusted to learn that in the process of moving up, they dropped wrestling, a sport in which they have 7 national championships. Oh BTW, when wresting was dropped, UNO owned the last 3 consecutive NC's. And people think their AD sucks....

[mmiller_34]

SDSU's Coughlin-Alumni Stadium

Overall Record: 158-98

Since the move to FCS: 25-7

[clenz]

I can't help but notice/laugh at the fact 3 of the top 5 are dpmes

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[HailSzczur]

Wow HC's numbers are impressive, and Fitton's only like 20 years older than Nova stadium

Done:

Team Record Win %
Montana 169-21 0.889
North Dakota 62-11 0.849
Georgia Southern 165-31 0.842
North Dakota State 94-21 0.817
Northern Iowa 184-45-1 0.8
Furman 151-41-1 0.782
Bryant 49-15 0.765
Appalachian State 215-64-5 0.759
Delaware 283-89-4 0.758
Villanova 217-90-5 0.707
Holy Cross 367-169-2 0.682
Liberty 86-40 0.682
James Madison 145-68 0.681
McNeese State 182-84-5 0.671
Albany 123-64 0.657
Southern U 95-54-2 0.629
Montana State 132-79 0.625
Towson 111-69-2 0.609
Stephen F Austin 137-96-2 0.582
Western Carolina 111-87-2 0.555
UT-Chattanooga 32-45 0.415

[darell1976]

Done:

Team Record Win %
Montana 169-21 0.889
North Dakota 62-11 0.849
Georgia Southern 165-31 0.842
North Dakota State 94-21 0.817
Northern Iowa 184-45-1 0.8
Furman 151-41-1 0.782
Bryant 49-15 0.765
Appalachian State 215-64-5 0.759
Delaware 283-89-4 0.758
Villanova 217-90-5 0.707
Holy Cross 367-169-2 0.682
Liberty 86-40 0.682
James Madison 145-68 0.681
McNeese State 182-84-5 0.671
Albany 123-64 0.657
Southern U 95-54-2 0.629
Montana State 132-79 0.625
Towson 111-69-2 0.609
Stephen F Austin 137-96-2 0.582
Western Carolina 111-87-2 0.555
UT-Chattanooga 32-45 0.415

Only Montana is tougher at home than UND...shows that UND is not a cupcake team....BSC teams beware!!

[superman7515]

Much smaller sample size.

[MSUBobcat]

Only Montana is tougher at home than UND...shows that UND is not a cupcake team....BSC teams beware!!

FWIW, in predicting my over/under for the Big Sky, I have UND at 4-1 at home (losing to the Griz), which apparently nearly falls in line with their overall record at home. The game against Cal Poly was a tough one for me though and PSU will give them a game also.

[TheValleyRaider]

Best I can tell through Colgate's record book, the Raiders started playing at what became Andy Kerr Stadium in 1939. The stadium was dedicated to Kerr at the start of the 1966 season, a 34-0 win over...new PL member BU. Prior to 1966, the stadium was known as Colgate Athletic Field

All of these are rough numbers based on me trying to count through the record book. It's possible I made a few small errors throughout

Since 1939, the Raiders are 167-82-4 overall in Andy Kerr Stadium (counting 3-0 in the postseason), for a winning percentage of .660

A number of teams are unbeaten there in 1 game, but the team with the most games without a loss to the Raiders is....Penn State at 3-0

Most wins by a visitor is Holy Cross with 14

Current PL teams all-time at Andy Kerr
Bucknell: 7-23
Fordham: 2-10
Georgetown: 0-4
Holy Cross: 14-12-3
Lafayette: 5-18
Lehigh: 7-17
(Just for kicks) BU: 5-8

[TheBisonator]

In the process of moving to DI, UNO dropped football. The decision was made by their AD Trev Alberts (former UN-L linebacker) because they supposedly couldn't afford the move up financially. It kept its hockey team, which is well supported by fans. If you think dropping football is bad, you'll be disgusted to learn that in the process of moving up, they dropped wrestling, a sport in which they have 7 national championships. Oh BTW, when wresting was dropped, UNO owned the last 3 consecutive NC's. And people think their AD sucks....

I know what they did with wrestling. Very low thing Trev did. I heard somewhere that one of the AD people called the wrestling coach like an hour after they had just won the national championship (at the championship site) to tell him his team had been axed.

[darell1976]

FWIW, in predicting my over/under for the Big Sky, I have UND at 4-1 at home (losing to the Griz), which apparently nearly falls in line with their overall record at home. The game against Cal Poly was a tough one for me though and PSU will give them a game also.

Can UND win against the BSC on the road will be the big question.

[MplsBison]

Traveling from the Central timezone to the Pacific timezone is going to be a bitch for UND, when they go to Poly, Davis, Sac, Portland or Eastern Wash (I think that's it?).

I hope the team likes getting home at 5 in the morning if it's a night game out west.

[darell1976]

Traveling from the Central timezone to the Pacific timezone is going to be a bitch for UND, when they go to Poly, Davis, Sac, Portland or Eastern Wash (I think that's it?).

I hope the team likes getting home at 5 in the morning if it's a night game out west.

UND plays at SDSU (Aztecs), Sac State, EWU, UNC, and MSU. But what difference is it than last year...at UC Davis, at SUU, at Fresno State, at Idaho, and at UNC. UND beat 3 out of those 5 teams...with the only losses were to the FBS teams.

[ursus arctos horribilis]

UND plays at SDSU (Aztecs), Sac State, EWU, UNC, and MSU. But what difference is it than last year...at UC Davis, at SUU, at Fresno State, at Idaho, and at UNC. UND beat 3 out of those 5 teams...with the only losses were to the FBS teams.

I was gonna ask him if it was some news revelation to him that UND had just gotten done playing a slate in the GWFC along with USD and formerly NDSU & SDSU doing the same. Some of it is just not thinking things through apparently.

[MSUBobcat]

I was gonna ask him if it was some news revelation to him that UND had just gotten done playing a slate in the GWFC along with USD and formerly NDSU & SDSU doing the same. Some of it is just not thinking things through apparently.

Not only is this not anything new for them but why would getting home at 5 in the morning after a night game be a bitch for UND? Is MPLS trying to say that would have some being ready for the next week's game? What the hell would the time you get home after a game have to do with anything?

[darell1976]

Not only is this not anything new for them but why would getting home at 5 in the morning after a night game be a bitch for UND? Is MPLS trying to say that would have some being ready for the next week's game? What the hell would the time you get home after a game have to do with anything?

Maybe the team needs to hit last call before 2am.

[Squealofthepig]

What is EWU's record in WA/Griz? It has to be the best of any team playing there more than once, doesn't it?

The Eagles beat us at Wa-Griz in 2005; 1997; 1991; and 1985 (the year before Wa-Griz opened) - so yeah, the Eagles have done well here.

[frozennorth]

Maybe the team needs to hit last call before 2am.

it's actually pretty rare to see football players at grand forks bars, even though a number of them live right downtown.

[asujch]

Appalachian State

Kidd Brewer Stadium Opened originally as Conrad Stadium on September 15, 1962

All time record 216-63-5 (0.761)

2003-2011 62-5 (0.925)

30 win streak 2003-2007

Worst record - against Maine 0-2

Best record - against The Citadel 18-3

Playoff record 15-8

Capacity 21,650

Averaged over capacity crowds for 7 straight years

Largest Attendance 2010 vs Elon 31,531

Led the nation in regular season attendance for the last 5 years

2011 avg 28,037
2010 avg 29,449
2009 avg 25,969
2008 avg 28,727
2007 avg 27,140

Has had over 30,000 fans in 6 games in the last 4 years

[JagHammer]

I believe they were at Memorial from 1977 - 1983 (not exactly sure of the dates though)

If my data is correct, then we were 15-14-2 at Memorial Stadium. So according to my data, if we go from the 1928 figure, then Southern is 246-97-12 at Mumford, but if we go on the 1938 figure, we're 230-84-11.

[MplsBison]

UND plays at SDSU (Aztecs), Sac State, EWU, UNC, and MSU. But what difference is it than last year...at UC Davis, at SUU, at Fresno State, at Idaho, and at UNC. UND beat 3 out of those 5 teams...with the only losses were to the FBS teams.

You ain't read so good.

Try again.

[darell1976]

You ain't read so good.

Try again.

xconfusedx

[MplsBison]

xconfusedx

I had a very clear main point of the post, which you completely ignored and apparently did not comprehend.

Try again. HINT: something to do with time.

[darell1976]

I had a very clear main point of the post, which you completely ignored and apparently did not comprehend.

Try again. HINT: something to do with time.

And I answered your "time" question. Yeah UND is the only team in the CT zone..but what out our GWFC shedules, UND played conference teams in the PT zone. Their hockey team goes to Alaska. I think UND and its fans can take the 1 or 2 hour time difference. Its not like all our away games are in Hawaii. Besides when they get there the clocks are back 1 or 2 hours so that gives the team that much more time to prepare for the game. Reverse it when Cal Poly comes to Grand Forks...they lose 2 hours and have to adjust accordingly. This time zone thing is nothing new. When NDSU goes to Youngtown I am sure the damn time is not their first concern. I am sure when NDSU was applying (twice) to get into the BSC you were bringing up time zones...right?

[JSUBison]

And I answered your "time" question. Yeah UND is the only team in the CT zone..but what out our GWFC shedules, UND played conference teams in the PT zone. Their hockey team goes to Alaska. I think UND and its fans can take the 1 or 2 hour time difference. Its not like all our away games are in Hawaii. Besides when they get there the clocks are back 1 or 2 hours so that gives the team that much more time to prepare for the game. Reverse it when Cal Poly comes to Grand Forks...they lose 2 hours and have to adjust accordingly. This time zone thing is nothing new. When NDSU goes to Youngtown I am sure the damn time is not their first concern. I am sure when NDSU was applying (twice) to get into the BSC you were bringing up time zones...right?

MPLS just rope a doped you darrell.

[darell1976]

MPLS just rope a doped you darrell.

That he did. Oh well I love an argument that I know I will win. I am sure time zones was bought up to UND on whether to join the BSC or be an Independent.

[813Jag]

If my data is correct, then we were 15-14-2 at Memorial Stadium. So according to my data, if we go from the 1928 figure, then Southern is 246-97-12 at Mumford, but if we go on the 1938 figure, we're 230-84-11.
these last couple of years really hurt......

[MplsBison]

And I answered your "time" question. Yeah UND is the only team in the CT zone..but what out our GWFC shedules, UND played conference teams in the PT zone. Their hockey team goes to Alaska. I think UND and its fans can take the 1 or 2 hour time difference. Its not like all our away games are in Hawaii. Besides when they get there the clocks are back 1 or 2 hours so that gives the team that much more time to prepare for the game. Reverse it when Cal Poly comes to Grand Forks...they lose 2 hours and have to adjust accordingly. This time zone thing is nothing new. When NDSU goes to Youngtown I am sure the damn time is not their first concern. I am sure when NDSU was applying (twice) to get into the BSC you were bringing up time zones...right?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. You took that exactly the wrong way.

It was just an offhand comment. Who likes coming home from a game at 5 in the morning?


That doesn't mean I was saying UND is stupid to have joined the Big Sky or that they're going to lose more games because of the time difference. Not at all.

And it only works against UND. Teams from the Pacific timezone who play night games in Grand Forks won't be negatively affected because their bodies will be on an earlier time. They'll get home earlier than you'd expect from a 3-4 hour flight.

[darell1976]

Whoa, whoa, whoa. You took that exactly the wrong way.

It was just an offhand comment. Who likes coming home from a game at 5 in the morning?


That doesn't mean I was saying UND is stupid to have joined the Big Sky or that they're going to lose more games because of the time difference. Not at all.

And it only works against UND. Teams from the Pacific timezone who play night games in Grand Forks won't be negatively affected because their bodies will be on an earlier time. They'll get home earlier than you'd expect from a 3-4 hour flight.

I guess the fans will do what they have done since 2008.

[MplsBison]

I guess the fans will do what they have done since 2008.

I don't care what the fans do. I never said peep about fans.

I'll try one more time. Keep in mind: offhand comment.


I hope the team likes getting home at 5 in the morning if it's a night game out west.

[clenz]

I don't care what the fans do. I never said peep about fans.

I'll try one more time. Keep in mind: offhand comment.


I hope the team likes getting home at 5 in the morning if it's a night game out west.Or they'll fly back the next day....or sleep on the flight.....

[MplsBison]

Or they'll fly back the next day....or sleep on the flight.....

Ha! Yes, 5 in the morning is the next day.

I'm sure you meant later the next morning. No I don't think so. Reason being the cost to keep the plane and it's crew the extra time, plus keeping it parked at the airport.


Yep, they'll sleep on the flight. They'll try anyway. It's still going to suck. A lot. I just hope the conference gives them some mercy and limits the number of night games they have to play out west.

[MSUBobcat]

Ha! Yes, 5 in the morning is the next day.

I'm sure you meant later the next morning. No I don't think so. Reason being the cost to keep the plane and it's crew the extra time, plus keeping it parked at the airport.


Yep, they'll sleep on the flight. They'll try anyway. It's still going to suck. A lot. I just hope the conference gives them some mercy and limits the number of night games they have to play out west.

I still don't get why you think it matters so much when they get home. It'll be Sunday either way, which I think most teams take off anyway, or maybe watch some game film. So why is this going to suck? A lot?

[ursus arctos horribilis]

You really try and make some odd points. I realize it's an offhand comment and not something you're glued to but the amount of actual time flying doesn't extend or decrease one bit so it's really only a matter of pretending that getting home at 3am is different than 5am somehow. You go home, you go to bed, then whenever you wake up you just start your Sunday at that point and move back into regular life from there.

Now the coaches do a lot of film work on Sundays so that would definitely cramp them a little bit but even that wouldn't seem to be to tough to work through.

Jesus Christ we're discussing circadian rhythm now.

[darell1976]

Ha! Yes, 5 in the morning is the next day.

I'm sure you meant later the next morning. No I don't think so. Reason being the cost to keep the plane and it's crew the extra time, plus keeping it parked at the airport.


Yep, they'll sleep on the flight. They'll try anyway. It's still going to suck. A lot. I just hope the conference gives them some mercy and limits the number of night games they have to play out west.
2011 games:
UND at UC Davis- end of game time...5:07 PT
UND at UNC- end of game time..4:24 MT
UND at SUU- end of game time..4:08 MT
UND at Fresno State- end of game time 9:52pm PT
UND at Idaho--end of game time 5:00pm MT

2010
UND at Cal Poly end of game time--8:47 PT

Tell me why 2012 will be any different than the last 4 seasons of the GWFC as far as time zones?

[darell1976]

I still don't get why you think it matters so much when they get home. It'll be Sunday either way, which I think most teams take off anyway, or maybe watch some game film. So why is this going to suck? A lot?

This is my thought too, its not like baseball where they have a game the next day. They usually have Sunday's off then practice/game film study in the week leading up to the game 7 days away. So what difference does the time they return make...it only makes a difference if they arrive from the flight just before game time?

[clenz]

Now, fwiw, MLPS would have a point about mid week basketball/volleyball/etc... games.

[darell1976]

Now, fwiw, MLPS would have a point about mid week basketball/volleyball/etc... games.

Thats what confused me at first. Football is played once a week the only problem is in the NFL you have a Sunday game then a special Thursday game. But not in college. Basketball would be different. Of course UND when in the GWC traveled from Grand Forks to New Jersey to Texas to Utah and everywhere in between. At least the conference schedule is more localized in a certain part of the country (along the Rockies). UND will get used to travel to EWU and NAU and when they win..time zones won't matter.

[ursus arctos horribilis]

Now, fwiw, MLPS would have a point about mid week basketball/volleyball/etc... games.

True enough.

[MSUBobcat]

Now, fwiw, MLPS would have a point about mid week basketball/volleyball/etc... games.

Fair enough. Since this is an FCS forum, I may have jumped the gun in assuming that he was referring to the football team only. Time change may definitely have some, however slight, affect on other sports that play more than one game/wk.

[MplsBison]

Gee Whiz you guys. You boggle my mind with the depth and intensity of these tangents that you just run with. Run far, far away - from the simple point I was making.

I was NOT trying to make the following points:

- UND has never done this type of scheduling before and has no experience with doing this

- the players are going to be so screwed up that it's going to affect the next week's game



Al I was trying to say was that if UND plays a night game out west they're not going to back back to Grand Forks until really late. And getting back that late sucks. END

[darell1976]

Gee Whiz you guys. You boggle my mind with the depth and intensity of these tangents that you just run with. Run far, far away - from the simple point I was making.

I was NOT trying to make the following points:

- UND has never done this type of scheduling before and has no experience with doing this

- the players are going to be so screwed up that it's going to affect the next week's game



Al I was trying to say was that if UND plays a night game out west they're not going to back back to Grand Forks until really late. And getting back that late sucks. END

Then don't show up at the airport to greet them.:D

[MplsBison]

Then don't show up at the airport to greet them.:D

Wasn't planning on it.

God isn't up that late. (name the movie reference, get a cookie)

[MplsBison]

Well it was Hackers.

I award you no cookies.

[MSUBobcat]

Well it was Hackers.

I award you no cookies.

Actually the quote from Hackers is "God wouldn't be up this late.", which is why I didn't think you were referring to Hackers. Screwing up your own movie quote trivia, I award you no cookies.

[Ivytalk]

Harvard is 418-216-34 all time at Harvard Stadium since 1903. As only Princeton and Yale have all-time winning Ivy records against Harvard, one of those two teams must have the best record against us at the Stadium. Probably Yale, since our series with the Eli is longer.

[MplsBison]

Actually the quote from Hackers is "God wouldn't be up this late.", which is why I didn't think you were referring to Hackers. Screwing up your own movie quote trivia, I award you no cookies.

Ya dingbat - I knew it wasn't the exact quote.

That's why I said name the movie reference. If I gave the exact quote you could just put it in google.

[MSUBobcat]

Ya dingbat - I knew it wasn't the exact quote.

That's why I said name the movie reference. If I gave the exact quote you could just put it in google.

Sure you did. Changing the quote didn't change the fact that you can still google it. How do you think I found it? Not too many Hackers fanatics, except maybe you.

[Grizalltheway]

Sure you did. Changing the quote didn't change the fact that you can still google it. How do you think I found it? Not too many Hackers fanatics, except maybe you.

MPLS: fiercely denying fallibility since 2006.xlolx

[MplsBison]

Sure you did. Changing the quote didn't change the fact that you can still google it. How do you think I found it? Not too many Hackers fanatics, except maybe you.

I've seen the movie several times. It's a great, artsy flick (if now technically outdated by a long shot). Also Angelina Jolie's first movie.

I knew what the actual quote was. He says it to Penn Jillette's character when they're both in the server control room.