FB: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

BigMark · October 18, 2026, 12:21:40 PM

Alright everyone. Its has been a minute since I have been around. Been a crazy fall with some travel and heading to kids events so have been following.

First the surprise of the year in UWEC. What a start for them. They are the real deal and someone to be messed with in the future.

Second- UWRF?

I have been following college football for 48 years of my life. How does a team have 21 yards of total offense?

I thought this was typo at first. Wasn't the new OC from UWP? Wouldn't he know something about the personal, the structure of the defense, and an idea how to attack it? At first I chalked it up as must be a 4th string QB but the box score shows that the week 1 starter was the starter and 4-14 throwing the football. This is a LONG cry from the top gun offense that put UWRF on the map. What happened to the national championship defense. 31 points last week and 42 this week? Are the wheels coming off for the defending national champs?? This was single handedly the most surprising box score I have ever seen. UWEC will beat UWRF by 10+ this weekend.

3- What happened to UWO?? This league is something.

AndrewB · October 18, 2026, 05:28:21 PM

You put Uselding on Stout, they are a the Top 3 D3 team. Turnovers just Kill that team. To lose by a score to both Whitewater and Platteville, just heartbreaking.

bleedpurple · October 18, 2026, 05:39:33 PM

Quote from: AndrewB on October 18, 2026, 05:28:21 PMYou put Uselding on Stout, they are a the Top 3 D3 team. Turnovers just Kill that team. To lose by a score to both Whitewater and Platteville, just heartbreaking.

The explosiveness and play-making ability of their wide receivers are special. I knew about Evans, Carter, and Maggitt. But this Tumilty kid, #83, went off on Saturday. His explosiveness and change of direction were impressive. That group alone makes Stout-Poly a dangerous team.

USee · October 18, 2026, 06:17:45 PM

Joey Tumilty is the youngest son of Scott Tumilty who was a legend and 3 sport star at Augustana in the 90s when they were a perennial playoff power. As an Augie RB he ended his career with 3,794 yards rushing on 629 attempts, an average of 6.0 yards per carry. He scored 330 points during his career.

fredfalcon · October 18, 2026, 08:42:36 PM

No explanation for Pville's complete domination of Falcons except that UWRF greatly over rated. Have not seen coach's analysis. I expect he may accept blame. But no Blaha, no offense, vs strongest D yet seen by UWRF. That said, Eau Claire should find it hard to win Saturday in RF.

emma17 · **Yesterday** at 12:29:09 AM

Quote from: USee on October 18, 2026, 06:17:45 PMJoey Tumilty is the youngest son of Scott Tumilty who was a legend and 3 sport star at Augustana in the 90s when they were a perennial playoff power. As an Augie RB he ended his career with 3,794 yards rushing on 629 attempts, an average of 6.0 yards per carry. He scored 330 points during his career.

Usee- is that the Tumilty family that had one or two excellent running backs at Naperville Central HS (I believe that's the school)?

emma17 · **Yesterday** at 12:34:09 AM

Quote from: bleedpurple on October 18, 2026, 05:39:33 PM
Quote from: AndrewB on October 18, 2026, 05:28:21 PMYou put Uselding on Stout, they are a the Top 3 D3 team. Turnovers just Kill that team. To lose by a score to both Whitewater and Platteville, just heartbreaking.

The explosiveness and play-making ability of their wide receivers are special. I knew about Evans, Carter, and Maggitt. But this Tumilty kid, #83, went off on Saturday. His explosiveness and change of direction were impressive. That group alone makes Stout-Poly a dangerous team.

They sure are skilled. I wasn't disappointed in the Warhawk D- those guys made some plays.
I also think Jace's clock management at the end of the first half when Stout Poly had the ball was awesome. He called that whole series incredibly well. I felt bad for him w the blocked kick/return because he did everything right to get another score before half.

USee · **Yesterday** at 01:09:02 AM

Quote from: emma17 on Yesterday at 12:29:09 AM
Quote from: USee on October 18, 2026, 06:17:45 PMJoey Tumilty is the youngest son of Scott Tumilty who was a legend and 3 sport star at Augustana in the 90s when they were a perennial playoff power. As an Augie RB he ended his career with 3,794 yards rushing on 629 attempts, an average of 6.0 yards per carry. He scored 330 points during his career.

Usee- is that the Tumilty family that had one or two excellent running backs at Naperville Central HS (I believe that's the school)?

Yep