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Region 2 football (New York and Pennsylvania-ish) / Re: Empire 8
« on: July 21, 2009, 09:07:16 pm »
Salisbury may throw a little more this year. Their QB is a transfer from Maryland who known more for his throwing rather than his running. By the time they get to the E8, they'll back to their running ways I'm sure.

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Region 2 football (New York and Pennsylvania-ish) / Re: Empire 8
« on: July 14, 2009, 08:05:49 am »
As a Salisbury fan and alumni, I am glad to be joining a conference such as the E8 for the scheduling and the AQ. Right now SU must virtually go undefeated in order to make the playoffs, or get help from other schools losing. The travel worries me as well, those are some long road trips. However, in the last few years they have been playing teams like Brockport, Buff St., and St. John Fisher from NY anyway. It will be cool to play Ithaca again, one of my greatest memories as a player was the semi-final game at Ithaca in 1986. What an incredible battle that game was back in the day. Ultimately I hope to see the Gulls form a CAC conference with Wesley, Frostburg, and Stevenson to keep things closer to home and develop regional rivalries. Looking forward to some great games in the next few years.

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Wow, I didn't see that coming at all. I am surprised that SU left without Wesley as well and the travel that will be involved. With most of the Empire 8 is in the north, that will make for some long road trips. It does solve a lot of scheduling problems for SU and they now have a chance at an AQ. Right now the Gulls need to virtually go undefeated just to make the playoffs. I would still rather see a CAC conference in the future. Does this make Salisbury an East region team now?

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So, am I correct in that the conference would need 7 teams for an AQ? Maybe the CAC could convince some other schools to pick up football as well. Or, another school, or schools, joins the conference as football only. Who knows, but it is encouraging for schools like Salisbury and Wesley who have trouble filling out their schedule each year.

I also would like to see NNA stay in the conference as an affiliate member, those guys deserve it.

Stevenson is not a "peer institution," with the Centennial Conference schools. They are trying to build up enrollment and aren't really selective about admissions at this time. Which is why they won't have much trouble building up the program quickly. 


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Stevenson is already in the CAC in all other sports just like Salisbury, Wesley, and soon to be Frostburg. So, it would be natural for them to form a football CAC conference.

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Stevenson is adding football in 2010. I think we will have the making of a CAC football conference soon. Great news for Salisbury, Wesley, and Frostburg. Stevenson should be able to have a decent team in a few years and make for conference full of rivals.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/college/football/bal-sp.stevenson27jun27,0,230361.story

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General football / Re: Atlantic Central Football Conference/Independents
« on: November 02, 2008, 07:53:59 am »
Wesley just has better players all over the field.  If Curley could have hit the broad side of a barn with his passes in the first half, this game may have been closer.  Not saying the Gulls would have won, just closer.  Everyone gears up so much to stop the run, that they can usually hit some wide open passes.  The qb just has to get the ball to the receiver, which Curley didn't do in the first half.  SU's o-line just got beat throughout most of the day and they weren't getting the cut blocks on the edge that make the option go.  Good luck in the playoffs to Wesley.

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General football / Re: Atlantic Central Football Conference/Independents
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:07:45 am »
Article on the Gulls' homecoming victory.

http://www.delmarvanow.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20081019/SPORTS/810190352&referrer=FRONTPAGECAROUSEL

Notice the blurb at the end of the article about two of the arrested players.

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General football / Re: Atlantic Central Football Conference/Independents
« on: October 11, 2008, 03:32:24 pm »
Gulls win in the 4th overtime!!!!!  A huge win under very difficult circumstances.

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General football / Re: Atlantic Central Football Conference/Independents
« on: October 11, 2008, 03:12:42 pm »
Salisbury and SJF in triple OT 52 to 52.  Go Gulls!

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General football / Re: Atlantic Central Football Conference/Independents
« on: October 06, 2008, 04:52:44 pm »
It pains me to post this story, but here it is

http://www.wboc.com/global/story.asp?s=9131140

Another black eye for SU sports given what happened with the lax team last spring.  This is tough to take after all the good Coach Wood has done with the team in the community, especially the schools.

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General football / Re: Atlantic Central Football Conference/Independents
« on: September 27, 2008, 10:10:17 am »
In the home games that I have seen at Salisbury, they have had their opportunities in the passing game.  Tillage has dropped a few passes this year, one I remember was in the endzone.  SU will have success in the running game and Delval will be successful passing on SU's defense.  It will be a matter of who is able to hit the big play.

Gordonmann, I'll tune in at 1pm!

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General football / Re: Atlantic Central Football Conference/Independents
« on: September 13, 2008, 10:38:37 pm »
What does this do to Wesley's chances of making the playoffs?  With them playing one less game and no automatic bid from the conference, it can't help.  I bet SU can't wait to get their hands on this tape since they play both teams this year.  I would think they may need some help from other teams to make it now.

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Article on SU's schedule and the difficulty in filling it.

http://www.delmarvanow.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080409/SPORTS/804090387

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