BSC Strength

[PlayerRep]

I would pay double to see boise, air force, unlv, Wyoming, csu and the likes. I sure as f*** am not wasting a day or money to see panhandle university college....I hope like hell the Griz move up some day, but I aint a holdin my breath.

I wouldn't nor would alot of Griz fans. They want conference championships or a chance to get there. They want the playoffs. They want the wins. Watching your team lose consistently is not what builds big attendance.

PR: I flew home from San Antonio for the ASU game. I am not flying home for any other game this year. I'm flying to Laramie next year, and possibly Fargo. I'll leave you to figure out why that might be.

Let me guess. You have a limited budget, and can only afford one game a year. Your wife only allows you to take occasional trips. You are not very loyal to the team or school, so pick only occasional games to attend. You have now lived down south so long, that you won't attend games unless the weather will likely be good. You don't like to attend many games, because it keeps you away from the internet during and after games. You prefer games in which the Griz may lose.

This topic has great potential. I assume others can come up with better ideas than I did.

 

[AZGrizFan]

I would pay double to see boise, air force, unlv, Wyoming, csu and the likes. I sure as f*** am not wasting a day or money to see panhandle university college....I hope like hell the Griz move up some day, but I aint a holdin my breath.

I wouldn't nor would alot of Griz fans. They want conference championships or a chance to get there. They want the playoffs. They want the wins. Watching your team lose consistently is not what builds big attendance.

PR: I flew home from San Antonio for the ASU game. I am not flying home for any other game this year. I'm flying to Laramie next year, and possibly Fargo. I'll leave you to figure out why that might be.

Let me guess. You have a limited budget, and can only afford one game a year. Your wife only allows you to take occasional trips. You are not very loyal to the team or school, so pick only occasional games to attend. You have now lived down south so long, that you won't attend games unless the weather will likely be good. You don't like to attend many games, because it keeps you away from the internet during and after games. You prefer games in which the Griz may lose.

This topic has great potential. I assume others can come up with better ideas than I did.

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No, no, fuck off, not even close, swing and a miss, wrong again.

You obviously never played the game.

 

[WILDCATFAN]

There was a lot of commentary about how strong the BSC after the first week. This week they were 3-8. Of the three wins, two were to DII's, one to an NAIA. Of the 8 losses, one was to a DII. 0-7 vs. DI's, 3-1 vs. DII's/NAIA's.

It's a long season and a few weeks should be in the book before making such claims.

I like how you fail to mention that Portland State and Montana State lost thier games to FBS opponents by a combined 8 points, games they arent "supposed" to win. Not to mention Cal Poly played pretty well in thier game vs Fresno St.

So is the Big Sky weak because one of the conference's teams is going to be playing OK Panhandle this weekend?

Northern Colorado should not have lost but neither should have Oregon State and Kansas State, or Western Michigan, or South Florida. So by your logic, the Pac 12, Big 12, MAC and AAC are all weak because they had teams that lost to FCS opponents.

And you have 2 weak Big Sky teams (UC Davis and Weber) that were never thought to be any good this year anyway that had rough weekends. Dont judge a conference because of two weak teams in it.

Also North Dakota lost to a better team, and there is never any shame in losing to a better team.