Quote from: fulbakdad on December 05, 2012, 07:32:11 PM
Pat,  Can you tell me the post where I said the MWC was anywhere above anyone? But since you asked, I would put these five conferances in the following order.  1 Liberty League, 2 MWC, 3 NEFC, 4 NESCAC and ECFC tied. 

PG, I said PLAYERS, not teams.  You will find some very weak players in the NESCAC. And a good QB and coaching staff will find the weak players and expliot them.

One thing I find funny, is if I go back and look at prior posts, it's totally ok for some to blast teams or conferances, but if others question picks, you go and blast them too.  I've watched others stop posting when this happens and thinking of doing the same.

Totally on your side fulbakdad.

P.S. Did you make the awards banquet?

Quote from: gbpuckfan on November 11, 2012, 11:01:42 AM
31-13? 42-0? Um, not quite.

As I said last week, I hadn't watched LFC all year. So, what was different yesterday?

After that inital flurry, LFC's defense did a really good job of shutting down SNC's offense. Was the Forester OL line play much different than it had been? I give the QB credit for getting back up over and over, but he really took a pounding. Was LFC not used to playing from behind?

SNC came out fast but really had to just hang on. Play like that this week and SNC loses by 42 to the Titans, Tommies or UMHB (if d3football.com is right).

As much as I need to swallow my pride after Saturday's loss, I have to stick up for LFC and say this was not the team that was 8-0 in the MWC. The offense never got their feet under themselves. The defense was there, they only gave up 3 points. LFC beat LFC, it wasn't SNC. That said, the Knights did show that they wanted this game, everything fell into place for them.

It's a shame that the top three teams in the MWC aren't going to the playoffs. Hopefully SNC can knock off the Tommies to get the MWC a little street credit in D-III. In order to do so, they are going to need to find a few more weapons other than just #4.

Quote from: fulbakdad on November 09, 2012, 05:11:06 PM
Trying to figure out who you are, lol

I'm with 82

Quote from: fulbakdad on November 09, 2012, 03:25:54 PM
Hit in the mouth, are you well versed in ICS?

Why do you ask?

Quote from: gbpuckfan on November 08, 2012, 09:31:41 PM
Forecast for De Pere:
high of 56
60% chance of rain

Weather doesn't matter these boys were hoping for snow.

Two scenarios, same outcome

1) SNC scores on the opening posession and holds LFC scoreless for the first quarter then LFC's D comes to life and SNC doesn't see the endzone the rest of the day, Offense scores 4
LFC wins 28-7

2) LFC comes out and lays the hammer down, blows SNC out of the stadium 42-0.

I'm going OPTION 2
ROLL BABY ROLL!!!!

Quote from: jjwalsh7496 on November 05, 2012, 04:28:06 PM
IC will only get an at large bid if they beat Carroll...they are the number three defense in the nation. SOS isn't great but both of their losses are a combined 10 points.

Number three in the nation??? What stat site are you looking at? They'd be lucky to be considered 3rd in the MWC, and they played Beloit.

Good luck with Carroll this week, you're going to need it.

"You should listen to the Around the Nation podcast to find out what actually does have a bearing on it."

I was trying to be sarcastic based on LFC (MWC) getting "no respect" because Monmouth is no longer a front runner.

I do listen to this podcast, I have for quite sometime now, but all that is talked about is the same 3 conferences for 45 minutes and then they quickly touch the surface of the remaining 200+ teams just to say they talked about "teams around the nation". I understand that D3 covers more schools than any other conference, however what should be talked about at large are the teams that are exceeding expectations, those that are causing upsets. Not talking about the same conference for four straight weeks. I would suggest a little more variety.

No, not the little drummer boy.

I know, at the present, the MWC is not in a position to get an at large, that's why I said "hoping". Now, IC does stand a chance because the pollsters love them, they have managed to creep back up receiving votes for the top 25 ahead of LFC.

Let's all be honest here, the only team that stands a chance coming out of the MWC to beat anyone is LFC. They are the most balanced team in the conference this year. IC is a good team, however they are one dimensional on offense requiring the passing game to set up the run, and the defense is mid pack in the conference. SNC has appeared to get a lot of breaks this season, similar to the ones that have cost Monmouth, and shouldn't even be in contention with LFC and IC.

LFC can and will take care of business on Saturday. SNC and IC both sit at home hoping for an at large bid. Coming off a bye week playing a good opponent is always tough, but Coach Kat's got these boys with their head on straight thinking all the right things. 1-0 we take care of business. LFC defense is playing lights out with their back against the wall and #6 is starting to look like the #6 of last year, I know it's late in the season, but now is when we start our Stagg run.