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ChickenMan
December 15th, 2008, 08:21 AM
stats include all playoff games

Richmond/Montana

(national rank in parentheses)

Rushing
Richmond - 186 (24)
Montana - 184 (25)

Rushing defense
Richmond - 98 (14)
Montana - 131 (39)

Passing offense
Richmond - 184 (67)
Montana - 215 (49)

Passing efficiency defense
Richmond - 102.7 (12)
Montana - 110.8 (19)

Total offense
Richmond - 369 (44)
Montana - 399 (23)

Total defense
Richmond - 266 (10)
Montana - 331 (45)

Scoring offense
Richmond - 32.1 (21)
Montana - 33.4 (18)

Scoring defense
Richmond - 16.2 (6)
Montana - 17.3 (8)

appfan2008
December 15th, 2008, 09:02 AM
looks very evenly matched... richmond looks to have a slightly better d while montana has an even smaller slightly better o...

DirtyWater
December 15th, 2008, 09:07 AM
even stats for the most part...but it is the championship and stats didn't mean squat last week! should be a good game! why O why (besides money) can't the Big Boys in FBS see how exciting a playoff is!

Proud Griz Man
December 15th, 2008, 09:13 AM
Since Montana would only be the 5th / 6th best team in the CAA, the Spiders' statistics are more meaningful. xreadx

just rushing to post the well-worn CAA anthem - beat ya to it xsmiley_wix

Bettina90
December 15th, 2008, 09:54 AM
Since Montana would only be the 5th / 6th best team in the CAA, the Spiders' statistics are more meaningful. xreadx

just rushing to post the well-worn CAA anthem - beat ya to it xsmiley_wix



Montana would/will be the best or 2nd best team in the CAA, and we'll find that out Friday night.

placidlakegriz
December 15th, 2008, 10:09 AM
In Close Games (7 points or less. Since 2001)
RECORD
MONTANA 18 - 8
RICHMOND 8 - 14

ur2k
December 15th, 2008, 11:09 AM
In Close Games (7 points or less. Since 2001)
RECORD
MONTANA 18 - 8
RICHMOND 8 - 14

I'd like to see those stats from 2004 or 5 on. UR is nowhere near the same program we were in 2001.

placidlakegriz
December 15th, 2008, 11:19 AM
I'd like to see those stats from 2004 or 5 on. UR is nowhere near the same program we were in 2001.


In Close Games (7 points or less. Since 2005) GRIZ are 9-2

placidlakegriz
December 15th, 2008, 11:34 AM
I'd like to see those stats from 2004 or 5 on. UR is nowhere near the same program we were in 2001.

In Close Games (7 points or less. Since 2005) UR is 9-6

LBPop
December 15th, 2008, 01:19 PM
why O why (besides money) can't the Big Boys in FBS see how exciting a playoff is!

Apparently FBS players can't handle the academic rigors of a playoff system. xrolleyesx

MacThor
December 15th, 2008, 01:23 PM
Apparently FBS players can't handle the academic rigors of a playoff system. xrolleyesx

Amen to the xrolleyesx. Even with Sixteen teams in the playoffs, only TWO teams have their seasons extended by the full four weeks. Under the bowl system, all (what is it now, 68?) bowl teams have their season extended through exams. It's not like those bowl teams aren't practicing from the end of season until the bowl.