bigskyconf said:Bengals offense has struggled at times, but their defense looked really good last week at Northern Iowa. I would be surprised if this game resembles last year's shootout. I've got it as a Viks win, 28-20.
goviks2 said:Idaho story said the Bengals were waiting to see how they could do against the PSU defense, because it's not used much anymore. Anyone wonder why? System? Or did our kids just not come ready to play Idaho State receivers seemed to be behind our defensive backs all day...that is if stutter, stutter, little play, stutter, stutter Pluto tv was providing enough continuous coverage (darned little) to tell.
Two things stink today...the PSU football team and Pluto TV...as is often the case. Pluto tv is a pile of garbage! Wish there were some other way to get the broadcasts. Why did Big Sky TV not work?
bigskyconf said:In "the year of the cheetah", we got to watch the receivers constantly burn our defense and make plays. It is easy to dismiss this as "it is just Arkansas" or "it is just Boise", but when you don't play an FCS team in non-conference, you do not know exactly what you have. Idaho State played Northern Iowa the week before and thus came into this game knowing they have a good FCS defense. We knew we could compete with the NAIA and DII, but we had no idea if we were just as fast as the FCS. Well, now we know.
We had an opportunity to schedule North Dakota in week 4. Also, rumor is that North Dakota State sent a request to all the Big Sky schools to play in Fargo that same day (and Davis was the only one who accepted). We turned both down, played Eastern Oregon, and won 59-9. We then played Idaho State, a real FCS team and had 41 points scored on us by halftime.
Alan said:bigskyconf said:In "the year of the cheetah", we got to watch the receivers constantly burn our defense and make plays. It is easy to dismiss this as "it is just Arkansas" or "it is just Boise", but when you don't play an FCS team in non-conference, you do not know exactly what you have. Idaho State played Northern Iowa the week before and thus came into this game knowing they have a good FCS defense. We knew we could compete with the NAIA and DII, but we had no idea if we were just as fast as the FCS. Well, now we know.
We had an opportunity to schedule North Dakota in week 4. Also, rumor is that North Dakota State sent a request to all the Big Sky schools to play in Fargo that same day (and Davis was the only one who accepted). We turned both down, played Eastern Oregon, and won 59-9. We then played Idaho State, a real FCS team and had 41 points scored on us by halftime.
That just doesn't sound like the optimistic, see the football program through rose colored glasses, bigskyconf. Maybe his account has been hacked. :lol:
bigskyconf said:I'm trying to find something positive but I'm coming up empty.Alan said:bigskyconf said:In "the year of the cheetah", we got to watch the receivers constantly burn our defense and make plays. It is easy to dismiss this as "it is just Arkansas" or "it is just Boise", but when you don't play an FCS team in non-conference, you do not know exactly what you have. Idaho State played Northern Iowa the week before and thus came into this game knowing they have a good FCS defense. We knew we could compete with the NAIA and DII, but we had no idea if we were just as fast as the FCS. Well, now we know.
We had an opportunity to schedule North Dakota in week 4. Also, rumor is that North Dakota State sent a request to all the Big Sky schools to play in Fargo that same day (and Davis was the only one who accepted). We turned both down, played Eastern Oregon, and won 59-9. We then played Idaho State, a real FCS team and had 41 points scored on us by halftime.
That just doesn't sound like the optimistic, see the football program through rose colored glasses, bigskyconf. Maybe his account has been hacked. :lol: