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What about after they lose to Yale?I think Harvard will have a #4 seed when it comes time for the selection committee to decide. I'm not saying they are worthy of a 4 seed but I think they will get it.
What about after they lose to Yale?I think Harvard will have a #4 seed when it comes time for the selection committee to decide. I'm not saying they are worthy of a 4 seed but I think they will get it.
Harvard's QB is a gunner. I'm hopeful our secondary has it all straightened out by then.I think Harvard will have a #4 seed when it comes time for the selection committee to decide. I'm not saying they are worthy of a 4 seed but I think they will get it.
Yeah, I'm good with my version of the top 25 after having watched all of them play several games this year and three in person.With seven ranked teams losing, the pollsters again had a lot to deal with. The Griz are still at #2, but the kitties have closed the gap a bit. Monmouth’s loss to unranked New Hampshire did not hurt them quite as much as I expected, but they are out of the top-10. Also, the pollsters did not reward UNH by moving them into the top-25. On the other hand, the pollsters punished South Dakota State more than I expected, but that’s really no surprise with their three-game losing streak. Presbyterian did indeed drop out of the top-25, but the pollsters are so impressed with Mercer that they did not drop Western Carolina out.
The other changes seem to be more or less as expected.
Link to STATS.com article:
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Playoff-Bound Mercer Rises to No. 8 in the Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Poll | Opta Analyst
Mercer has matched its eight-game winning streak with the No. 8 ranking in the new Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Poll.theanalyst.com
Condensed version:
Rank, Team (Record), Poll Points [Previous Rank]
1. North Dakota State (10-0) 1,399 [1]
2. Montana (10-0) 1,327 [2]
3. Montana State (8-2) 1,300 [3]
4. Lehigh (10-0) 1,196 [4]
5. Tennessee Tech (10-0) 1,157 [5]
6. Tarleton State (9-1) 1,130 [6]
7. Harvard (8-0) 956 [9]
8. Mercer (8-1) 916 [12]
9. UC Davis (6-3) 890 [11]
10. Villanova (7-2) 888 [10]
11. Rhode Island (8-2) 800 [14]
12. Monmouth (8-2) 661 [7]
13. North Dakota (6-4) 653 [13]
14. Illinois State (7-3) 629 [16]
15. Stephen F. Austin (8-2) 598 [17]
16. South Dakota State (7-3) 544 [8]
17. South Dakota (7-4) 530 [22]
18. Abilene Christian (6-4) 506 [18]
19. Lamar (8-2,) 503 [20]
20. Youngstown State (6-4) 445 [21]
21. Southern Illinois (6-4) 242 [15]
22. Jackson State (7-2) 226 [23]
23. Southeastern Louisiana (7-3) 208 [19]
24. Northern Arizona (6-4) 81 [NR]
25. Western Carolina (6-4) 75; [24]
Dropped Out of FCS Top 25: Presbyterian [25]
Others Receiving Votes: New Hampshire (6-4), 74; Alabama State (7-2), 69; Lafayette (7-3), 39; West Georgia (7-3), 36; Delaware State (7-3), 35; Austin Peay (6-4), 22; Yale (6-2), 18; Sacramento State (6-4), 11; Dartmouth (6-2), 10; Central Connecticut State (7-3), 9; South Carolina State (7-3 ), 7; Southern Utah (5-5), 3
Griz performance against EWU was not "piss poor". Nice team win. Very nice 2d half by the D. Weak 2d half by O. EWU played a nice game and had a good gameplan. Their qb had a very nice game. The Griz didn't make him look good, he was good.Yeah, I'm good with my version of the top 25 after having watched all of them play several games this year and three in person.
1) NDSU
2) UM (it's a stretch after that game on Saturday though)
3) MSU (argument could be made for 2 after UM's piss poor performance against EWU)
4) North Dakota
5) Illinois State
6) Mercer
7) UC Davis
8) Villanova
9) Abilene Christian
10) Tennessee Tech (In Person)
11) Southern Illinois
12) SFA
13) Youngstown (In Person)
14) South Dakota
15) SDSU
16) Western Carolina
17) Lamar
18) Jackson State
19) Tarleton (In Person)
20) Lehigh
21) UNH
22) Northern Arizona
23) Monmouth
24) Rhode Island
25) SELA
The Big South is better than the SoCon now, and that's sad.
The Coastal (nee Colonial) is a Shadow of its former self.
The MEAC and SWAC don't really count.
The OVC and SoCon have managed to stay relevant.
The Patriot League is DOA.
The NEC, Pioneer, Ivy, Southland, UAC should all be relegated back to the D2.
I'm not gonna lie though, I am biased as hell when it comes to the BSC and MVFC.
When Harvard is undefeated or better than Yale, it is traditional for Yale to beat Harvard in the game of year. At Yale this year.I think Harvard will have a #4 seed when it comes time for the selection committee to decide. I'm not saying they are worthy of a 4 seed but I think they will get it.
Hahaha. This might be the least educated statement ever made. Harvard has no chance at a #4 seed.I think Harvard will have a #4 seed when it comes time for the selection committee to decide. I'm not saying they are worthy of a 4 seed but I think they will get it.
In any sensible, reasonable world, this would most certainly be true.Hahaha. This might be the least educated statement ever made. Harvard has no chance at a #4 seed.
Take off the rose colored glasses. It was piss poor. Easily the worst defensive performance all year. I don't blame the players. I blame the coaches.Griz performance against EWU was not "piss poor". Nice team win. Very nice 2d half by the D. Weak 2d half by O. EWU played a nice game and had a good gameplan. Their qb had a very nice game. The Griz didn't make him look good, he was good.
I know people don't put a ton of emphasis on PFF scores, but for the season, our highest overall team grade and overall defensive grade came against EWU.Take off the rose colored glasses. It was piss poor. Easily the worst defensive performance all year. I don't blame the players. I blame the coaches.