Memphis recruits in SEC territory, the academies (well, Army in alternating centuries) are regularly tough outs with highly disciplined, tough and motivated players, and somehow NIU has captured lightning in a bottle, though recruiting in BiG territory probably helps.I get what your saying but it hasn't stopped Memphis playing neck and neck with UCLA, or Northern Illinois beating Nebraska or Airforce playing neck nd neck with Michigan.
some of you are so dramaticI put this squarely on Bobby Fiasco...other than the D which is an abomination IMO. It's a gimmick that appears not to hold up in big boy football, let alone IAA. To much speed and no differential to leverage with 5 DBs covering and trying to do run support.
Too bad Beth Mowins is calling that game. Can't listen to her.There is a lot of work to be done after watching Memphis against UCLA.
Playing without a long snapper?
So, we need better 2 pt conversion plays.
No, we need tov take the easy field goals and extra points.So, we need better 2 pt conversion plays.
Don't you guys think that UConn is playing a lot cleaner in the second half. Maybe a sign of good things to come. I credit the coaches.
True, but we need winners that are warriors.Bryant is a real warrior, still battling...
It's not drama. It's called a logical observation. The theory of the 3-3 relies on speed and deception to overcome bigger slower players. That differential closes at the D1 level. In FCS, you have generally very large players of a D1 caliber that are much slower. It doesn't appear to translate well.some of you are so dramatic
No, we need tov take the easy field goals and extra points.