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FCS Final 4 (then there were 2)
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marceagfan5
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'68griz said:
Haha...this is all rumors at this point. Don't you think if every team in the semi's had kids suspended it would be a much bigger story. The YSU story may have some merit, but the other 3 schools have nothing...
Right now its fan bases starting rumors about other teams they are playing. No one has any proof. Maybe it turns out to be true but right now its just rumors, just like the NDSU rumor last week that was completely false...
retiredfan
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JMU has a huge O line, that could make a difference. We will find out soon enough.
Still think NDSU wins the whole thing. They are very balanced on offense and stout on defense.
The dome is a huge homefield advantage also. Most teams can be slowed down with a great pass rush and a team can take away their run game, the Bizon are just a plodding steady beast that wear you down and eventually they are up by 21.
Good luck to the final 4!
The dome is a huge homefield advantage also. Most teams can be slowed down with a great pass rush and a team can take away their run game, the Bizon are just a plodding steady beast that wear you down and eventually they are up by 21.
Good luck to the final 4!
stilwtrgrizz
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marceagfan5 said:
Reading the original post I said "I'm with you 68". I know my age is showing here, but I personally don't find any "Humor" (Haha....) in the original or the follow up post, AT ALL !!! :roll:
on Nov 5 JMU beat Richmond in Richmond 47-43 and scored 17 pts in the 4th to win.
2 weeks ago Richmond beat UND and was behind 24-14 at the end of 3 qtrs.
last week EWU smoked Richmond you know the score.
last week, Yes, JMU owned Sammy but NDSU is not either Richmond or Sammy and I believe JMU's only chance of beating NDSU is to shut down their little but effective passing game. JMU had the best pass coverage I have seen last week, they would have to bring it again to stay in the game and even have a chance.
2 weeks ago Richmond beat UND and was behind 24-14 at the end of 3 qtrs.
last week EWU smoked Richmond you know the score.
last week, Yes, JMU owned Sammy but NDSU is not either Richmond or Sammy and I believe JMU's only chance of beating NDSU is to shut down their little but effective passing game. JMU had the best pass coverage I have seen last week, they would have to bring it again to stay in the game and even have a chance.
GrizRanger
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From the posted website ( http://csnbbs.com/thread-802322-page-3.html ) it said:
"It isn't just street drugs and steroids the NCAA tests for. One of the banned substances is caffeine. I was taking a class taught by a JMU coach a few years ago and he said that if a student athlete drinks 2 or 3 sodas or energy drinks on the day of a drug test, they could fail the NCAA drug test. A normal student who didn't sleep much because they were studying for an exam would be fine to do that, but an athlete could end up failing a drug test. Another example is many protein powders easily bought at a GNC store would also force a failed NCAA drug test.
I'm not saying the athletes that failed at YSU, JMU, NDSU, etc. are all innocent, but don't jump to conclusions that because somebody failed an NCAA drug test that they clearly are doing street drugs or other illegal activities."
Accordingly, it is not surprising that there were so many failed "drug tests.
"It isn't just street drugs and steroids the NCAA tests for. One of the banned substances is caffeine. I was taking a class taught by a JMU coach a few years ago and he said that if a student athlete drinks 2 or 3 sodas or energy drinks on the day of a drug test, they could fail the NCAA drug test. A normal student who didn't sleep much because they were studying for an exam would be fine to do that, but an athlete could end up failing a drug test. Another example is many protein powders easily bought at a GNC store would also force a failed NCAA drug test.
I'm not saying the athletes that failed at YSU, JMU, NDSU, etc. are all innocent, but don't jump to conclusions that because somebody failed an NCAA drug test that they clearly are doing street drugs or other illegal activities."
Accordingly, it is not surprising that there were so many failed "drug tests.
caffeine? holy shit.
GrizMusician
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NorthEndZoneDan said:
http://www.ncaa.org/2016-17-ncaa-banned-drugs-list
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The_Real_Chief
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SaskGriz said:The_Real_Chief said:
I hope the cold in Opheim didn't freeze your PVR, turns out there was something to see.
Hey I'm glad I was wrong here, I didn't want NDSU to win at all. Glad JMU pulled the upset, and even more happy that EWU came up short
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