SWWeatherCat said:...and the reward for Weber knocking off NAU? A date with NDSU. Let's see, they haven't lost is what? Five years? :lol:
Actually, they are 91-7 since 2011, playing in the last 6 championship games-- losing last year, after winning the previous 5. I'd love to see some NCAA violations explain this complete and total dominance for three quarters of a decade, in this day and age.
Sir Velo said:i hope we make it. we still need 2 more wins though to have 7 d1 wins. i dont think nau will make the playoff though if they finish w/ 6 d1 wins...maybe we would play ewu or suu in 1st rd.
WILDCAT said:Sir Velo said:i hope we make it. we still need 2 more wins though to have 7 d1 wins. i dont think nau will make the playoff though if they finish w/ 6 d1 wins...maybe we would play ewu or suu in 1st rd.
The NCAA playoff Committee came out and said that 1st round matchups with Conference foes would be avoided UNLESS they DID NOT play each other during the regular season. The chances that Weber would be paired with Eastern or SUU would be very low.
I think NAU goes into WaGriz and wins, especially if UM's starting Quarterback is out. UM will also still be with out Strong on an already suspect defense.
I think SUU wins out, unless our buddies at UC Davis could do us a solid and win that one.
Eastern has the easiest road by far by having us at home (again :evil: ).
Weber controls their own fate, lets go beat the Eagles on their own eyesore of a field and leave no doubt.
SWWeatherCat said:WILDCAT said:Sir Velo said:i hope we make it. we still need 2 more wins though to have 7 d1 wins. i dont think nau will make the playoff though if they finish w/ 6 d1 wins...maybe we would play ewu or suu in 1st rd.
The NCAA playoff Committee came out and said that 1st round matchups with Conference foes would be avoided UNLESS they DID NOT play each other during the regular season. The chances that Weber would be paired with Eastern or SUU would be very low.
I think NAU goes into WaGriz and wins, especially if UM's starting Quarterback is out. UM will also still be with out Strong on an already suspect defense.
I think SUU wins out, unless our buddies at UC Davis could do us a solid and win that one.
Eastern has the easiest road by far by having us at home (again :evil: ).
Weber controls their own fate, lets go beat the Eagles on their own eyesore of a field and leave no doubt.
Unless I'm mistaken, UM will be without 2 more throughout the first half due to targeting calls, so they might be down 4+ starters for at least a half. NAU's D looks as tough as Weber's and, arguably, a better O. I'll be surprised if the Griz put up a fight, I'll be astounded if they win.
That home game can't happen if we don't win one out of the next one games.SWeberCat02 said:If we win 2 of remaining 3 we're in, no doubt. Win out and we get our first home playoff game?
Initial home games should go to seeds 9 to 16. seeds 1 to 8 get a BYE and then a home game. Seeds 17 to 24 should be playing on the road. At least, that is how I understand it should go. There could be other considerations.Sir Velo said:i think it is a safe bet even if we were to win out we would have 0 home games. i believe the only way for weber to get a home playoff game is to get a top 4 seed.
The NCAA Division I Football Championship provides for a field of 24 teams to compete in a single elimination tournament. Of the 24 teams, 10 conference champions will receive automatic qualifications with the remaining best 14 teams being selected on an at-large basis by the Division I Football Championship Committee. The top eight teams in the 24-team bracket for the championship are seeded and receive First Round byes. Team pairings are determined according to geographical proximity. Teams from the same conference will not be paired for First Round games or for Second Round games when both teams are playing their first games of the championship (except for teams from the same conference that did not play against each other during the regular season; such teams may play each other in the first and second round).
oldrunner said:Next week; NAU beats MSU, UCDavis beats SUU, we beat PSU, EWU wins, and UM wins. The following week; we beat ISU, SUU beats NAU, EWU wins, and MSU beats UM.
Weber wins the BSC title and gets a first round BYE in the playoffs. There is a three way tie for second place and one of those three gets left behind. They will cry about it, but that is what happens on the bubble. Someone's bubble gets burst. There is a remote chance of the BSC getting four teams in, but there has been too much strength elsewhere in the country.
Who, out of EWU, SUU, and NAU, would you leave behind?
WILDCAT said:oldrunner said:Next week; NAU beats MSU, UCDavis beats SUU, we beat PSU, EWU wins, and UM wins. The following week; we beat ISU, SUU beats NAU, EWU wins, and MSU beats UM.
Weber wins the BSC title and gets a first round BYE in the playoffs. There is a three way tie for second place and one of those three gets left behind. They will cry about it, but that is what happens on the bubble. Someone's bubble gets burst. There is a remote chance of the BSC getting four teams in, but there has been too much strength elsewhere in the country.
Who, out of EWU, SUU, and NAU, would you leave behind?
Suu gets in for sure. They have 3 top 25 wins.
If NAU loses to SUU, and Eastern wins out I see Eastern getting the nod, history and a stronger finish helps them
What'll probably happen is if the scenario you described happens, Weber will get a low top 8 seed, probably 8. Suu will host San Diego, and Eastern will play at a MVFC or Southland team
Who, out of EWU, SUU, and NAU, would you leave behind?
oldrunner said:WILDCAT said:oldrunner said:Next week; NAU beats MSU, UCDavis beats SUU, we beat PSU, EWU wins, and UM wins. The following week; we beat ISU, SUU beats NAU, EWU wins, and MSU beats UM.
Weber wins the BSC title and gets a first round BYE in the playoffs. There is a three way tie for second place and one of those three gets left behind. They will cry about it, but that is what happens on the bubble. Someone's bubble get burst. There is a remote chance of the BSC getting four teams in, but there has been too much strength elsewhere in the country.
Who, out of EWU, SUU, and NAU, would you leave behind?
Suu gets in for sure. They have 3 top 25 wins.
If NAU loses to SUU, and Eastern wins out I see Eastern getting the nod, history and a stronger finish helps them
What'll probably happen is if the scenario you described happens, Weber will get a low top 8 seed, probably 8. Suu will host San Diego, and Eastern will play at a MVFC or Southland team
Yeah, I could see that happening. It all depends on how much value they put on good wins, as opposed to bad losses. In that scenario SUU would have losses to Sac and UCDavis. I'm not sure how much weight that would carry. You are right to say that EWU has a better history with playoffs than does NAU. Somebody's ox will get gored.