D3 vs. D1-AA, D2 and others

[repete]

I thought about the string website too, but that's only fun if you want to prove how Randolph-Macon could've beaten Rutgers in 1996.

Yeah, maybe you ought to change your handle to X Factor ...

[K-Mack]

I thought about the string website too, but that's only fun if you want to prove how Randolph-Macon could've beaten Rutgers in 1996.

Yeah, maybe you ought to change your handle to X Factor ...

 

[K-Mack]

Who are those guys? UPDATED

Following Division III teams in interdivisional play.

vs. Division I, FCS (formerly I-AA, 7-8 in 2006)
Ursinus 28, at La Salle 0 (Thurs.)
Wagner 20, at Western Connecticut 7 (Fri.)
at Butler 42, Albion 14
at Iona 14, Delaware Valley 12
1-3 --------------
Butler 44, at Hanover 14
1-4 --------------
Drake 20, at UW-Platteville 7
Valparaiso 38, at Kalamazoo 24
1-6 -------------------
TCNJ 13, at La Salle 12 (Fri.)
Western Conn. 41, at Iona 37
3-6 -------------
at Duquesne 37, Frostburg State 10
Geneva 29, La Salle 7
---- No update necessary for Weeks 6 or 7

vs. Division II (5-10 in 2006)
UW-Eau Claire 42, at Southwest Minnesota State 13 (Thurs.)
at Husson 25, Pace 13 (Fri.)
Fairmont State 3, at Newport News Apprentice 0
at Upper Iowa 38, Loras 11
at Concordia-Moorhead 34, Moorhead State 32
Western Oregon 23, at Willamette 9
3-3 -----------------
at Western Oregon 32, (ranked) Linfield 20
at UNC-Pembroke 26, Greensboro 20
at Missouri-Rolla 28, UW-Stout 10
at Ouachita Baptist 46, ETBU 19
3-7 --------------
at St. Cloud State 26, No. 2 UW-Whitewater 16
at Chowan 31, Methodist 30, OT
3-9 ----------------
Humboldt State 44, at Menlo 7
3-10 --------------
---- No update necessary for Weeks 5, 6 or 7

[K-Mack]

A couple interesting stories from our brethren:

Roehl, Bison make up for last year, run over Minnesota in 27-21 victory

N. Dakota St. 27, Minnesota 21

By JON KRAWCZYNSKI
AP Sports Writer
    MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — As the clock ticked toward zero, more than 30,000 North Dakota State fans roared their approval inside the Metrodome.
    The final score read: North Dakota State 27, Minnesota 21.
    It was an emphatic statement that the NDSU's oft-questioned move from Division II to Division I was the right one.
    “Today didn't happen by chance,” said coach Craig Bohl, who was hired five years ago to shepherd the Bison up to the division formerly called I-AA. “This was no fluke.”
    It's hard to argue with him now.
    North Dakota State nearly pulled off a shocker here last season, when Minnesota had to block a field goal try on the final play to preserve a 10-9 victory.
    The Bison dominated that game and were even more overpowering this time around, rushing for nearly 400 yards while manhandling their big brothers from the Big Ten.
    “Any time you win over a Big Ten team, it's a statement,” Bohl said. “Certainly a lot of people felt like we had the short end of the stick as far as our resources.”
    Tyler Roehl rushed for a school record 263 yards and a touchdown and NDSU (7-0) extended the nation's longest winning streak in Division I to 11 games.

Grand Valley State wins 35th straight game to set Division II record

    MIDLAND, Mich. (AP) — Grand Valley State won its 35th straight game to set the Division II record for longest winning streak, beating Northwood 51-20 Saturday.
    Hillsdale, an in-state rival to Grand Valley State, set the previous record from 1954-57.
    Brad Iciek completed 17-of-24 passes for 403 yards for Grand Valley State and the Lakers (7-0, 6-0 Great Lakes Intercollegiate) had 641 total yards.
    Northwood (3-4, 3-4) gained 416 yards.
    The last time the Lakers' lost was Nov. 27, 2004, at North Dakota in the NCAA playoffs.
    Division III Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio, owns the NCAA record for consecutive wins with 55. Oklahoma's 47 straight victories is the major college mark.

[AF4]

Ralph, K Mack, et al...

i realize i am speaking on JV and not varsity... but... wow... Huntingdon JV played Troy University JV today in Troy, Al  ( D-1, thier varsity was 2006 sunbelt conf  and new orleans bowl champ)

...... big, ......no.... Huge difference in speed -size-... well u name it

they won 34 to 7.... they were..uh... D-1 players

we tried, fought... etc ...and never quit but...they were pretty good

typical match up was thier center ( ~305 , 6'3"... and as quick off the ball as i have ever... ever seen, great feet, set up and got fit real quick, and a true freshman) vs our to 1 tech tackles's of 260# and 235#

most of our coaches played and or coached at troy... so like home coming for them, and the Troy folks were  very nice, great facilities

keep the faith...and Go Hawks

[K-Mack]

Who are those guys? UPDATED

Following Division III teams in interdivisional play.

vs. Division I, FCS (formerly I-AA, 7-8 in 2006)
Ursinus 28, at La Salle 0 (Thurs.)
Wagner 20, at Western Connecticut 7 (Fri.)
at Butler 42, Albion 14
at Iona 14, Delaware Valley 12
1-3 --------------
Butler 44, at Hanover 14
1-4 --------------
Drake 20, at UW-Platteville 7
Valparaiso 38, at Kalamazoo 24
1-6 -------------------
TCNJ 13, at La Salle 12 (Fri.)
Western Conn. 41, at Iona 37
3-6 -------------
at Duquesne 37, Frostburg State 10
Geneva 29, La Salle 7
---- No update necessary for Weeks 6-9

vs. Division II (5-10 in 2006)
UW-Eau Claire 42, at Southwest Minnesota State 13 (Thurs.)
at Husson 25, Pace 13 (Fri.)
Fairmont State 3, at Newport News Apprentice 0
at Upper Iowa 38, Loras 11
at Concordia-Moorhead 34, Moorhead State 32
Western Oregon 23, at Willamette 9
3-3 -----------------
at Western Oregon 32, then-No. 13 Linfield 20
at UNC-Pembroke 26, Greensboro 20
at Missouri-Rolla 28, UW-Stout 10
at Ouachita Baptist 46, ETBU 19
3-7 --------------
at St. Cloud State 26, No. 2 UW-Whitewater 16
at Chowan 31, Methodist 30, OT
3-9 ----------------
Humboldt State 44, at Menlo 7
3-10 -------------- (No update necessary for Weeks 5-7)
at Brevard 38, LaGrange 21

[dc_has_been]

K-Mack- it is still nice to see that a DIII school still holds the mark for most consecutive victories!  Plus my first college game was in Alliance (1997, Defiance College 0 Mount Union a bunch), when "The Mount" was making that mark.  I guess that means I'm part of the record too

[K-Mack]

Congrats to you too then! 

[K-Mack]

Who are those guys? FINAL UPDATE

Following Division III teams in interdivisional play.

vs. Division I, FCS (formerly I-AA, 7-8 in 2006)
Ursinus 28, at La Salle 0 (Thurs.)
Wagner 20, at Western Connecticut 7 (Fri.)
at Butler 42, Albion 14
at Iona 14, Delaware Valley 12
1-3 --------------
Butler 44, at Hanover 14
1-4 --------------
Drake 20, at UW-Platteville 7
Valparaiso 38, at Kalamazoo 24
1-6 -------------------
TCNJ 13, at La Salle 12 (Fri.)
Western Conn. 41, at Iona 37
3-6 -------------
at Duquesne 37, Frostburg State 10
Geneva 29, La Salle 7
---- No update necessary after Week 6

FINAL: 4-7

vs. Division II (5-10 in 2006)
UW-Eau Claire 42, at Southwest Minnesota State 13 (Thurs.)
at Husson 25, Pace 13 (Fri.)
Fairmont State 3, at Newport News Apprentice 0
at Upper Iowa 38, Loras 11
at Concordia-Moorhead 34, Moorhead State 32
Western Oregon 23, at Willamette 9
3-3 -----------------
at Western Oregon 32, (ranked) Linfield 20
at UNC-Pembroke 26, Greensboro 20
at Missouri-Rolla 28, UW-Stout 10
at Ouachita Baptist 46, ETBU 19
3-7 --------------
at St. Cloud State 26, No. 2 UW-Whitewater 16
at Chowan 31, Methodist 30, OT
3-9 ----------------
Humboldt State 44, at Menlo 7
3-10 --------------
---- No update necessary for Weeks 5-7 or 9-10

Week 8: Brevard 38, LaGrange 21
Week 11: Chowan 61, NNA 55, 4 OT

FINAL 3-12

[Ralph Turner]

Thanks to BSC fan, old moose!

Birmingham Southern 12, at Campbell 6.

[K-Mack]

Thanks to BSC fan, old moose!

Birmingham Southern 12, at Campbell 6.

... aaaaaand we're off!

[K-Mack]

2008
Courtesy ATN See the column for this coming week's games.

vs. Division I, FCS (I-AA; 4-7 in 2007, 2-2 in 2008)
Week 0
Birmingham-Southern 12, at Campbell 6

Week 1
Butler 20, at Albion 6
Iona 27, at Delaware Valley 19
at Methodist 32, Campbell 21

vs. Division II, FCS (3-12 in 2007, 1-2 in 2008)
at Merrimack 42, Husson 7
at Plymouth State 36, St. Anselm 28
Seton Hill 27, at Geneva 18

[K-Mack]

2008
Courtesy ATN See the column for this coming week's games.

vs. Division I, FCS (I-AA; 4-7 in 2007, 2-2 in 2008)
Week 0
Birmingham-Southern 12, at Campbell 6

Week 1
Butler 20, at Albion 6
Iona 27, at Delaware Valley 19
at Methodist 32, Campbell 21
 
Week 2
Franklin 31, at Butler 28
at Valparaiso 34, Concordia (Wis.) 10
at North Dakota 45, UW-La Crosse

(1-2 in Week 2, 3-4 in 2008)

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vs. Division II, FCS (1-2 in Week 1, 1-2 in 2008)
at Merrimack 42, Husson 7
at Plymouth State 36, St. Anselm 28
Seton Hill 27, at Geneva 18
Week 2
None

[K-Mack]

Week 3
vs. Division I, FCS
Hanover at Butler, ccd.

vs. Division II
Missouri S&T 31, at UW-Stout 24

[K-Mack]

Week 4
1-AA
Campbell 36, at Carthage 27

II
Adrian 37, at Lake Erie 17
at American International 35, Husson 7