You know I'm not really sure why so much emphasis is put on "at home" for this team. What exactly is the advantage...? Jim Les being able to hear the opposing coach's plays in the huddle maybe?
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Originally posted by Bravesfan View PostFair enough, but as stated, most of the top 25 will have a bad loss or two on their resume by the end of the year and still do well. (See Louisville, Michigan, Michigan St., etc.).
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Originally posted by Bradleyguy10 View PostYou know I'm not really sure why so much emphasis is put on "at home" for this team. What exactly is the advantage...? Jim Les being able to hear the opposing coach's plays in the huddle maybe?
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If anyone thinks losing at home to Western Carolina is bad, check this out:
The North Dakota fighting Sioux lost at home last night to the Comets of Mayville State, 73-61.
http://www.fightingsioux.com/ViewArt...CLID=204846255
I suspect very few here have ever heard of Mayville State or know where it is.
Mayville State is in Mayville, North Dakota.They are a Division II NAIA school (non-scholarship). They are now 6-5 with the win, but 2 of their wins were against Canadian Mennonite College.
North Dakota is new to D1, and are off to a 1-9 start this year.
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Originally posted by Braves4Life View PostDon't take this wrong but I'm guessing you've never played sports. If you had I think you would understand.
I guess some people couldn't see the joke in my previous statement.
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Originally posted by Bradleyguy10 View PostI have definitely played many different sports in my life. Official sports...not just "backyard" or intramurals. My grandpa played triple A for the St. Louis cardinals until he had kids, my dad and uncle were professional soccer players (my high school gym teacher had my dad's card), a cousin of mine played professional indoor soccer for the St. Louis Ambush and then the steamers. Another two of my cousins were DI soccer players at two different BCS schools. And yes I realize I'm talking about my family and not me a lot but I tend to think my family (myself included) is very athletic and knows a thing or two about sports. I know I mentioned soccer a lot also but it's mainly because those were the highest levels to make a point lol.
I guess some people couldn't see the joke in my previous statement.
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Originally posted by Bradleyguy10 View PostYou know I'm not really sure why so much emphasis is put on "at home" for this team. What exactly is the advantage...? Jim Les being able to hear the opposing coach's plays in the huddle maybe?
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Originally posted by Bravesfan View PostFair enough, but as stated, most of the top 25 will have a bad loss or two on their resume by the end of the year and still do well. (See Louisville, Michigan, Michigan St., etc.).
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Originally posted by Bradleyguy10 View PostYou know I'm not really sure why so much emphasis is put on "at home" for this team. What exactly is the advantage...? Jim Les being able to hear the opposing coach's plays in the huddle maybe?What part of illegal don't you understand?
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Originally posted by chitown fanatic View PostAnd all of those teams you list play in top conferences and have much greater exposure and name recognition. They are not playing the drakes of the world(though Iowa this year would qualify ) The WCU loss is too much to overcome unless we finish 1 or 2 in conference and 14-4. That coupled with 8-3 non con and at least 1 win in STL, would put us at 23-8 and squarely on the bubble. Get to the title game and I think 24 would be enough to merit at-large. That's a lot to ask of a team that hasn't finished better than 12-6 in Les's tenure. Also, don't forget the incredibly shrinking number of mids invited to the Dance(4 last year), and a considerably weaker valley with only 3 noteable non-con wins so far(ILL,Tulsa, BC) and that spells even further doom.
If we lose to IA. St.. we better win The Valley and/or the tournament, or its off to some alphabetically, insignificant tournament. I do however, still consider the NIT significant. This year, not next!
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Originally posted by Da Coach View PostIf anyone thinks losing at home to Western Carolina is bad, check this out:
The North Dakota fighting Sioux lost at home last night to the Comets of Mayville State, 73-61.
http://www.fightingsioux.com/ViewArt...CLID=204846255
I suspect very few here have ever heard of Mayville State or know where it is.
Mayville State is in Mayville, North Dakota.They are a Division II NAIA school (non-scholarship). They are now 6-5 with the win, but 2 of their wins were against Canadian Mennonite College.
North Dakota is new to D1, and are off to a 1-9 start this year.What part of illegal don't you understand?
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Originally posted by Bradleyguy10 View PostMan I'm really tired of this board ragging on me in the past few weeks. I can name 3 off the top of my head.
Take my word for it..it was definitely a joke
geez
I'll go crawl into a hole for the rest of the season.
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Originally posted by Bradleyguy10 View PostMan I'm really tired of this board ragging on me in the past few weeks. I can name 3 off the top of my head.
Take my word for it..it was definitely a joke
geez
I'll go crawl into a hole for the rest of the season.
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