marceagfan5 said:We only have 2 difficult games left so no worse than 6-2...probably 7-1 or 8-0. Griz and Sac will be tough...
Meaning with 7 wins, one of them is a DII school, we will most likely NOT get into the playoffs. In the 2017 season we had 7 FCS wins and did not get in. Two of our losses this year will be to mediocre FCS teams (IMO) so will not help us much toward an invite. Thus the futility of playing cupcakes, stands were empty and we got a W that does not mean much. We would have been as well off playing another money game, at least we would have a little more cash in the bank account.LDopaPDX said:I don't understand what you mean by "Lindenwood doesn't count." All games played during the season count. The playoff committee looks at record and strength of schedule, not who you play specifically. There used to be a contentious playoff criterion that teams with a minimum of 7 D1 wins were preferred to those without, but the committee dropped that language in favor of a straight-forward strength of schedule assessment a few years back.
Am I missing something? Just curious...
Ultimately, the playoff committee looks hard at record. A big conference team with 4 losses may or may not get in. Any team with 5 losses needs a miracle. A big conference team with 3 losses is pretty much a lock.
clawman said:Meaning with 7 wins, one of them is a DII school, we will most likely NOT get into the playoffs. In the 2017 season we had 7 FCS wins and did not get in. Two of our losses this year will be to mediocre FCS teams (IMO) so will not help us much toward an invite. Thus the futility of playing cupcakes, stands were empty and we got a W that does not mean much. We would have been as well off playing another money game, at least we would have a little more cash in the bank account.LDopaPDX said:I don't understand what you mean by "Lindenwood doesn't count." All games played during the season count. The playoff committee looks at record and strength of schedule, not who you play specifically. There used to be a contentious playoff criterion that teams with a minimum of 7 D1 wins were preferred to those without, but the committee dropped that language in favor of a straight-forward strength of schedule assessment a few years back.
Am I missing something? Just curious...
Ultimately, the playoff committee looks hard at record. A big conference team with 4 losses may or may not get in. Any team with 5 losses needs a miracle. A big conference team with 3 losses is pretty much a lock.