macvik2003
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I would say yes, and that both UofO and OSU are afraid to play us.
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Is Portland State the best team in Oregon?
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PSUVikings2
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Hard to make a case against it, they haven't proved anything, unlike PSU.
BlazerBeav
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Yes, having seen the others play I think it's pretty clear the Vikings are the best of the bunch. They're the most well-rounded squad and have by far the most impressive win.
weberwildcat2
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And don't forget UO beat No Colorado at home by 2 and barely beat Portland, they also lost to Utah who is proving to suck this year.
Big Sky wins over ranked teams:
It was the first win by a Big Sky team over a ranked team since Montana upset No. 20 Nevada in the first round of the 2006 NCAA tournament. It was the biggest regular-season upset by a Big Sky team since Eastern Washington stunned No. 10 St. Joseph at a neutral site in 2001.
In 1977, Idaho State upset No. 2 UCLA in the NCAA Tournament. Weber State upset No. 11 Michigan State in the 1995 NCAA Tournament, and No. 13 North Carolina in the 1999 NCAA Tournament. Other upsets of note this decade by Big Sky teams include Cal State Northridge's upset of No. 15 UCLA in 2000 at Pauley Pavilion, and Montana's upset of No. 17 Stanford in 2002 in Palo Alto.
Big Sky wins over ranked teams:
It was the first win by a Big Sky team over a ranked team since Montana upset No. 20 Nevada in the first round of the 2006 NCAA tournament. It was the biggest regular-season upset by a Big Sky team since Eastern Washington stunned No. 10 St. Joseph at a neutral site in 2001.
In 1977, Idaho State upset No. 2 UCLA in the NCAA Tournament. Weber State upset No. 11 Michigan State in the 1995 NCAA Tournament, and No. 13 North Carolina in the 1999 NCAA Tournament. Other upsets of note this decade by Big Sky teams include Cal State Northridge's upset of No. 15 UCLA in 2000 at Pauley Pavilion, and Montana's upset of No. 17 Stanford in 2002 in Palo Alto.
ManOfVision
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macvik2003 said:
Exactly. It is crazy that we aren't on their schedules.
