4 weeks to go, lots still to decide. Teams could get hot and make a run, or fall all the way apart.
Montana Grizzlies (8-0 / 4-0): @Weber, vs EWU, @PSU, vs MSU. The Grizzlies next 3 games are against teams no better than .500 and they'll presumably be heavy favorites in all of them. One slip up before the much anticipated brawl would be an absolute disaster for Montana. They're probably 1 win away from being playoff bound but simply just making the playoffs isn't the goal here.
UC Davis Aggies (6-1 / 4-0): vs ISU, @Idaho, @MSU, vs Sac. This is a tough final 4 games, and as posted before Davis's week 1 no contest against top 15 Mercer looms big. Davis is kind of laying in the weeds here as most talk about Griz or Cats, but if they win out they're guaranteed a co-champ at the minimum. We'll see what Davis is made of pretty quickly here.
Montana State Bobcats (6-2 / 4-0): @UNC, vs Weber, vs UC Davis, @UM. Cats could have back to back weeks against top 10 teams to close the season, for them a win-out makes them the stand alone BSC champs.
Eastern Washington Eagles (4-4 / 3-1): vs Sac, @UM, vs UNC, @ Cal Poly. Maybe the most improbable team to make it, but technically still viable, they're 3-1 in conference and if they run the table they'll have a top 5 win and be 8-4. If the Griz beat the cats to end the season EWU would be BSC co-champs.
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (5-3 / 2-2): vs Idaho, vs UNC, vs Cal Poly, @ Weber. NAU has 2 conference losses so the BSC is probably not in play, however 3 home games of the last 4 and they're currently ranked. This sets them up well if they can handle business to make it.
Sacramento State Hornets (4-4 / 2-2): @EWU, vs PSU, vs Idaho, @ UC Davis. Tough road for Sac but if they can get organized and win out, ending the season with knocking off UCD they'll be on the bubble.
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Conventional knowledge would suggest that with just 1 or 2 more wins the Griz, Cats, and Aggies are in. EWU plays Sac this week - loser of that game is out. NAU is in if they win all 4, maybe on the bubble if they go 3-1, out if they go 2-2 or worse.
Seems to me the BSC has 3 to 4 that should be going - assuming they win the games they're expected to. Sac or EWU are on the wrong side of the bubble and need to make a run and get some help
Montana Grizzlies (8-0 / 4-0): @Weber, vs EWU, @PSU, vs MSU. The Grizzlies next 3 games are against teams no better than .500 and they'll presumably be heavy favorites in all of them. One slip up before the much anticipated brawl would be an absolute disaster for Montana. They're probably 1 win away from being playoff bound but simply just making the playoffs isn't the goal here.
UC Davis Aggies (6-1 / 4-0): vs ISU, @Idaho, @MSU, vs Sac. This is a tough final 4 games, and as posted before Davis's week 1 no contest against top 15 Mercer looms big. Davis is kind of laying in the weeds here as most talk about Griz or Cats, but if they win out they're guaranteed a co-champ at the minimum. We'll see what Davis is made of pretty quickly here.
Montana State Bobcats (6-2 / 4-0): @UNC, vs Weber, vs UC Davis, @UM. Cats could have back to back weeks against top 10 teams to close the season, for them a win-out makes them the stand alone BSC champs.
Eastern Washington Eagles (4-4 / 3-1): vs Sac, @UM, vs UNC, @ Cal Poly. Maybe the most improbable team to make it, but technically still viable, they're 3-1 in conference and if they run the table they'll have a top 5 win and be 8-4. If the Griz beat the cats to end the season EWU would be BSC co-champs.
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (5-3 / 2-2): vs Idaho, vs UNC, vs Cal Poly, @ Weber. NAU has 2 conference losses so the BSC is probably not in play, however 3 home games of the last 4 and they're currently ranked. This sets them up well if they can handle business to make it.
Sacramento State Hornets (4-4 / 2-2): @EWU, vs PSU, vs Idaho, @ UC Davis. Tough road for Sac but if they can get organized and win out, ending the season with knocking off UCD they'll be on the bubble.
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Conventional knowledge would suggest that with just 1 or 2 more wins the Griz, Cats, and Aggies are in. EWU plays Sac this week - loser of that game is out. NAU is in if they win all 4, maybe on the bubble if they go 3-1, out if they go 2-2 or worse.
Seems to me the BSC has 3 to 4 that should be going - assuming they win the games they're expected to. Sac or EWU are on the wrong side of the bubble and need to make a run and get some help
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