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re: FCS Playoff Thread NDSU Bison Win National Championship
Posted on 12/10/17 at 9:35 pm to Mr. Elvert
Posted on 12/10/17 at 9:35 pm to Mr. Elvert
Before the dark times... Before the Empire.
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Posted on 12/10/17 at 9:43 pm to sms151t
South Dakota State a few NFL Prospects
Dallas Goedert was Rated #1 TE Prospect by McShay
How about WR Jake Weineke...9 rec for 140 yards & 2 TD's...should be on the NFL Radar!
Dallas Goedert was Rated #1 TE Prospect by McShay
How about WR Jake Weineke...9 rec for 140 yards & 2 TD's...should be on the NFL Radar!
Posted on 12/12/17 at 2:05 pm to RBTiger
All American Teams announced
FIRST TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback - Chris Streveler, senior, South Dakota.
Running backs - Dominick Bragalone, junior, Lehigh; Josh Mack, sophomore, Maine.
Linemen - Brandon Parker, senior, North Carolina A&T; Austin Kuhnert, senior, North Dakota State; Jacob Ohnesorge, senior, South Dakota State; Aaron Stinnie, senior, James Madison; Justin Lea, senior, Jacksonville State.
Tight end - Dallas Goedert, senior, South Dakota State.
Receivers - Keelan Doss, junior, UC Davis; Davion Davis, junior, Sam Houston State.
All-purpose player - John Santiago, junior, North Dakota.
Kicker - Trey Tuttle, freshman, Weber State.
DEFENSE
Linemen - Andrew Ankrah, senior, James Madison; Jonathan Petersen, senior, San Diego; Darius Jackson, senior, Jacksonville State; P.J. Hall, senior, Sam Houston State.
Linebackers - Brett Taylor, senior, Western Illinois; Darius Leonard, senor, South Carolina State; Nick DeLuca, senior, North Dakota State.
Backs - Mike Basile, senior, Monmouth; George Odum, senior, Central Arkansas; Taron Johnson, senior, Weber State; Jordan Brown, senior, James Madison.
Punter - Joe Zema, senior, Incarnate Word.
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SECOND TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback - Jeremiah Briscoe, senior, Sam Houston State.
Running backs - Roc Thomas, senior, Jacksonville State; Zane Dudek, freshman, Yale.
Linemen - Stetson Dagel, senior, South Dakota; John Cook, junior, Central Arkansas; Timon Parris, senior, Stony Brook; Ben Huss, senior, Duquesne; Matthew Schmidt, senior, Furman.
Tight end - Andrew Vollert, senior, Weber State.
Receivers - Neil O'Connor, junior, New Hampshire; Jaelon Acklin, senior, Western Illinois.
All-purpose player - Elijah Marks, senior, Northern Arizona.
Kicker - Gunnar Raborn, junior, McNeese State.
DEFENSE
Linemen - Anthony Ellis, senior, Charleston Southern; Ahmad Gooden, junior, Samford; Jaison Williams, sophomore, Austin Peay; Abdullah Anderson, senior, Bucknell.
Linebackers - Matthew Oplinger, senior, Yale; Jared Farley, senior, Northern Iowa; Brandon Bryant, senior, Lafayette.
Backs - Marlon Bridges, sophomore, Jacksonville State; Phillip Parham, senior, senior, Lafayette; Davontae Harris, senior, Illinois State; Rashad Robinson, junior, James Madison.
Punter - Ian Berryman, junior, Western Carolina.
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THIRD TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback - Chandler Burks, junior, Kennesaw State.
Running backs - De'Lance Turner, senior, Alcorn State; Detrez Newsome, senior, Western Carolina.
Linemen - Skyler Phillips, senior, Idaho State; Zach Mitchler, junior, Kennesaw State; Alex Thompson, senior, Monmouth; Iosua Opeta, junior, Weber State; Ross Demmel, junior, Wofford.
Tight end - Ross Dwelley, senior, San Diego.
Receivers - Nathan Stewart, sophomore, Sam Houston State; Justin Watson, senior, Penn.
All-purpose player - Khris Gardin, senior, North Carolina A&T.
Kicker - Lorran Fonseca, junior, Nicholls State.
DEFENSE
Linemen - Darin Greenfield, sophomore, South Dakota; Chris Terrell, sophomore, Central Arkansas; Ben Sorensen, senior, Sacramento State; Nick Wheeler, sophomore, Colgate.
Linebackers - Garrett Dolan, senior, Houston Baptist; Thomas Costigan, junior, Bryant; Christian Rozeboom, sophomore, South Dakota State.
Backs - Elijah Campbell, sophomore, Northern Iowa; Franklin McCain III, redshirt freshman, North Carolina A&T; Tremon Smith, senior, Central Arkansas; Davanta Reynolds, junior, North Carolina Central.
Punter - Austin Barnard, senior, Samford.
FIRST TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback - Chris Streveler, senior, South Dakota.
Running backs - Dominick Bragalone, junior, Lehigh; Josh Mack, sophomore, Maine.
Linemen - Brandon Parker, senior, North Carolina A&T; Austin Kuhnert, senior, North Dakota State; Jacob Ohnesorge, senior, South Dakota State; Aaron Stinnie, senior, James Madison; Justin Lea, senior, Jacksonville State.
Tight end - Dallas Goedert, senior, South Dakota State.
Receivers - Keelan Doss, junior, UC Davis; Davion Davis, junior, Sam Houston State.
All-purpose player - John Santiago, junior, North Dakota.
Kicker - Trey Tuttle, freshman, Weber State.
DEFENSE
Linemen - Andrew Ankrah, senior, James Madison; Jonathan Petersen, senior, San Diego; Darius Jackson, senior, Jacksonville State; P.J. Hall, senior, Sam Houston State.
Linebackers - Brett Taylor, senior, Western Illinois; Darius Leonard, senor, South Carolina State; Nick DeLuca, senior, North Dakota State.
Backs - Mike Basile, senior, Monmouth; George Odum, senior, Central Arkansas; Taron Johnson, senior, Weber State; Jordan Brown, senior, James Madison.
Punter - Joe Zema, senior, Incarnate Word.
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SECOND TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback - Jeremiah Briscoe, senior, Sam Houston State.
Running backs - Roc Thomas, senior, Jacksonville State; Zane Dudek, freshman, Yale.
Linemen - Stetson Dagel, senior, South Dakota; John Cook, junior, Central Arkansas; Timon Parris, senior, Stony Brook; Ben Huss, senior, Duquesne; Matthew Schmidt, senior, Furman.
Tight end - Andrew Vollert, senior, Weber State.
Receivers - Neil O'Connor, junior, New Hampshire; Jaelon Acklin, senior, Western Illinois.
All-purpose player - Elijah Marks, senior, Northern Arizona.
Kicker - Gunnar Raborn, junior, McNeese State.
DEFENSE
Linemen - Anthony Ellis, senior, Charleston Southern; Ahmad Gooden, junior, Samford; Jaison Williams, sophomore, Austin Peay; Abdullah Anderson, senior, Bucknell.
Linebackers - Matthew Oplinger, senior, Yale; Jared Farley, senior, Northern Iowa; Brandon Bryant, senior, Lafayette.
Backs - Marlon Bridges, sophomore, Jacksonville State; Phillip Parham, senior, senior, Lafayette; Davontae Harris, senior, Illinois State; Rashad Robinson, junior, James Madison.
Punter - Ian Berryman, junior, Western Carolina.
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THIRD TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback - Chandler Burks, junior, Kennesaw State.
Running backs - De'Lance Turner, senior, Alcorn State; Detrez Newsome, senior, Western Carolina.
Linemen - Skyler Phillips, senior, Idaho State; Zach Mitchler, junior, Kennesaw State; Alex Thompson, senior, Monmouth; Iosua Opeta, junior, Weber State; Ross Demmel, junior, Wofford.
Tight end - Ross Dwelley, senior, San Diego.
Receivers - Nathan Stewart, sophomore, Sam Houston State; Justin Watson, senior, Penn.
All-purpose player - Khris Gardin, senior, North Carolina A&T.
Kicker - Lorran Fonseca, junior, Nicholls State.
DEFENSE
Linemen - Darin Greenfield, sophomore, South Dakota; Chris Terrell, sophomore, Central Arkansas; Ben Sorensen, senior, Sacramento State; Nick Wheeler, sophomore, Colgate.
Linebackers - Garrett Dolan, senior, Houston Baptist; Thomas Costigan, junior, Bryant; Christian Rozeboom, sophomore, South Dakota State.
Backs - Elijah Campbell, sophomore, Northern Iowa; Franklin McCain III, redshirt freshman, North Carolina A&T; Tremon Smith, senior, Central Arkansas; Davanta Reynolds, junior, North Carolina Central.
Punter - Austin Barnard, senior, Samford.
Posted on 12/12/17 at 2:08 pm to sms151t
Fonseca was third team? Man if they dont have him, they lose another couple games. He was money from every distance all year
Posted on 12/12/17 at 2:13 pm to BCMCubs
I would thought he was going to be 2nd team or first team also.
TV schedule for the weekend
Sam Houston State @ North Dakota State, 7:00 pm Friday, December 15 ESPN2
South Dakota State @ James Madison, 3:30 pm Saturday December 16 ESPNU
TV schedule for the weekend
Sam Houston State @ North Dakota State, 7:00 pm Friday, December 15 ESPN2
South Dakota State @ James Madison, 3:30 pm Saturday December 16 ESPNU
Posted on 12/13/17 at 10:31 am to sms151t
Rice Award winner announced, it is FCS best Freshman
1. Bryson Armstrong, LB, Kennesaw State: 29-32-12-12-14-347
2. Zane Dudek, RB, Yale: 19-31-26-20-9-346
3. Gresch Jensen, QB, Montana: 18-13-13-17-22-237
4. Daniel Smith, QB, Campbell: 21-11-12-4-7-200
5. Davis Cheek, QB, Elon: 16-10-15-8-12-193
6. Jabril Cox, LB, North Dakota State: 7-13-13-12-9-159
7. Caylin Newton, QB, Howard: 14-6-12-12-3-157
8. Franklin McCain III, CB, North Carolina A&T: 5-10-13-16-9-145
9. Peter Guerriero, RB, Monmouth: 5-6-9-11-13-111
10. Grant Breneman, QB, Colgate: 7-3-4-6-6-77
11. Anthony Knighton, DE, Southern Illinois: 2-1-2-7-11-45
12. Reynard Ellis, LB, Furman: 2-3-4-3-4-44
13. Troy Anderson, RB/LB, Montana State: 3-1-4-3-2-39
14. Wesley Dugger, RB, Davidson: 0-3-4-4-3-35
15. Vincent Sellers, S, Tennessee State: 0-4-3-1-1-28
16. Kierre Crossley, RB, Central Arkansas: 1-1-1-3-9-27
17. Kaelan Riley, QB, Mercer: 1-0-2-3-9-26
18. Torrance Marable, RB, Presbyterian: 1-1-1-2-3-19
19. Jaron Grayer, LB. Maine: 0-1-0-4-4-16
20. Glenn Cunningham, LB, Fordham: 0-1-1-3-1-14
1. Bryson Armstrong, LB, Kennesaw State: 29-32-12-12-14-347
2. Zane Dudek, RB, Yale: 19-31-26-20-9-346
3. Gresch Jensen, QB, Montana: 18-13-13-17-22-237
4. Daniel Smith, QB, Campbell: 21-11-12-4-7-200
5. Davis Cheek, QB, Elon: 16-10-15-8-12-193
6. Jabril Cox, LB, North Dakota State: 7-13-13-12-9-159
7. Caylin Newton, QB, Howard: 14-6-12-12-3-157
8. Franklin McCain III, CB, North Carolina A&T: 5-10-13-16-9-145
9. Peter Guerriero, RB, Monmouth: 5-6-9-11-13-111
10. Grant Breneman, QB, Colgate: 7-3-4-6-6-77
11. Anthony Knighton, DE, Southern Illinois: 2-1-2-7-11-45
12. Reynard Ellis, LB, Furman: 2-3-4-3-4-44
13. Troy Anderson, RB/LB, Montana State: 3-1-4-3-2-39
14. Wesley Dugger, RB, Davidson: 0-3-4-4-3-35
15. Vincent Sellers, S, Tennessee State: 0-4-3-1-1-28
16. Kierre Crossley, RB, Central Arkansas: 1-1-1-3-9-27
17. Kaelan Riley, QB, Mercer: 1-0-2-3-9-26
18. Torrance Marable, RB, Presbyterian: 1-1-1-2-3-19
19. Jaron Grayer, LB. Maine: 0-1-0-4-4-16
20. Glenn Cunningham, LB, Fordham: 0-1-1-3-1-14
Posted on 12/13/17 at 10:34 am to sms151t
SDSU Jake Weineke wins the Doris Robinson award, basically the "Walter Payton Man of the Year" for the FCS.
JMU gave Houston a contract extension this week as well.
FCS Coaching Changes as of now:
Alabama A&M, James Spady (Nov. 19)
Alabama State, Brian Jenkins (Oct. 6), Donald Hill-Eley (Dec. 7)
Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Monte Coleman (Nov. 20)
Central Arkansas, Steve Campbell (Dec. 7), Nathan Brown (Dec. 9)
Davidson, Paul Nichols (Nov. 27)
Delaware State, Kenny Carter (Nov. 20)
ETSU, Carl Torbush (Dec. 8)
Florida A&M, Alex Wood (Nov. 20)
Fordham, Andrew Breiner (Dec. 5)
Hampton, Connell Maynor (Nov. 20), Robert Prunty (Dec. 7)
Holy Cross, Tom Gilmore (Oct. 15)
Incarnate Word, Larry Kennan (Nov. 27)
Mississippi Valley State, Rick Comegy (Nov. 20)
Montana, Bob Stitt (Nov. 20), Bobby Hauck (Dec. 1)
North Carolina Central, Jerry Mack (Dec. 8)
Northwestern State, Jay Thomas (Nov. 17), Brad Laird (Nov. 20)
Prairie View A&M, Willie Simmons (Dec. 9)
Robert Morris, John Banaszak (Nov. 20)
Tennessee Tech, Marcus Satterfield (Nov. 19)
JMU gave Houston a contract extension this week as well.
FCS Coaching Changes as of now:
Alabama A&M, James Spady (Nov. 19)
Alabama State, Brian Jenkins (Oct. 6), Donald Hill-Eley (Dec. 7)
Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Monte Coleman (Nov. 20)
Central Arkansas, Steve Campbell (Dec. 7), Nathan Brown (Dec. 9)
Davidson, Paul Nichols (Nov. 27)
Delaware State, Kenny Carter (Nov. 20)
ETSU, Carl Torbush (Dec. 8)
Florida A&M, Alex Wood (Nov. 20)
Fordham, Andrew Breiner (Dec. 5)
Hampton, Connell Maynor (Nov. 20), Robert Prunty (Dec. 7)
Holy Cross, Tom Gilmore (Oct. 15)
Incarnate Word, Larry Kennan (Nov. 27)
Mississippi Valley State, Rick Comegy (Nov. 20)
Montana, Bob Stitt (Nov. 20), Bobby Hauck (Dec. 1)
North Carolina Central, Jerry Mack (Dec. 8)
Northwestern State, Jay Thomas (Nov. 17), Brad Laird (Nov. 20)
Prairie View A&M, Willie Simmons (Dec. 9)
Robert Morris, John Banaszak (Nov. 20)
Tennessee Tech, Marcus Satterfield (Nov. 19)
Posted on 12/13/17 at 10:54 am to sms151t
So friday and saturday for semi's
good, i went 4-0 in Quarters, all were pretty much easy covers, except Sam Houston, who barely covered.
good, i went 4-0 in Quarters, all were pretty much easy covers, except Sam Houston, who barely covered.
Posted on 12/13/17 at 1:54 pm to SeeeeK
Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award announced and they got it right. Considering how he has turned that thing around this year from winless to almost in playoffs.
1. Will Healy, Austin Peay: 49-19-11-6-8-374
2. Mike Houston, James Madison: 28-18-21-21-15-332
3. Brian Bohannon, Kennesaw State: 15-27-26-14-12-301
4. Curt Cignetti, Elon: 11-20-15-16-10-222
5. Rod Broadway, North Carolina A&T: 9-18-9-13-13-183
6. Demario Warren, Southern Utah: 11-6-8-10-12-135
7. Al Bagnoli, Columbia: 6-7-12-9-11-123
8. John Grass, Jacksonville State: 4-1-14-6-8-86
9. Tim Rebowe, Nicholls: 5-5-6-5-9-82
10. Kevin Callahan, Monmouth: 2-4-6-13-10-80
11. Chris Klieman, North Dakota State: 2-7-5-5-13-76
12. Mike Ayers, Wofford: 3-5-4-8-6-69
13. Charlie Fisher, Western Illinois: 2-5-4-6-5-59
14. Pete Rossomando, Central Connecticut State: 2-4-5-4-6-55
15. Mike London, Howard: 0-4-2-12-6-52
16. Dan Hunt, Colgate: 1-1-1-3-1-19
17. Dave Cecchini, Valparaiso: 1-0-2-0-4-15
18. Fred McNair, Alcorn State: 0-0-0-0-2-2
1. Will Healy, Austin Peay: 49-19-11-6-8-374
2. Mike Houston, James Madison: 28-18-21-21-15-332
3. Brian Bohannon, Kennesaw State: 15-27-26-14-12-301
4. Curt Cignetti, Elon: 11-20-15-16-10-222
5. Rod Broadway, North Carolina A&T: 9-18-9-13-13-183
6. Demario Warren, Southern Utah: 11-6-8-10-12-135
7. Al Bagnoli, Columbia: 6-7-12-9-11-123
8. John Grass, Jacksonville State: 4-1-14-6-8-86
9. Tim Rebowe, Nicholls: 5-5-6-5-9-82
10. Kevin Callahan, Monmouth: 2-4-6-13-10-80
11. Chris Klieman, North Dakota State: 2-7-5-5-13-76
12. Mike Ayers, Wofford: 3-5-4-8-6-69
13. Charlie Fisher, Western Illinois: 2-5-4-6-5-59
14. Pete Rossomando, Central Connecticut State: 2-4-5-4-6-55
15. Mike London, Howard: 0-4-2-12-6-52
16. Dan Hunt, Colgate: 1-1-1-3-1-19
17. Dave Cecchini, Valparaiso: 1-0-2-0-4-15
18. Fred McNair, Alcorn State: 0-0-0-0-2-2
Posted on 12/13/17 at 1:57 pm to sms151t
No. 5 seed South Dakota State (11-2) at No. 1 seed James Madison (13-0)
Kickoff - 3:30 p.m. CT ESPNU
Series - First meeting
Coaches - South Dakota State: John Stiegelmeier, 148-96 in 21 seasons; James Madison: Mike Houston, 27-1 in two seasons (70-20 overall)
Players to Watch - South Dakota State: QB Taryn Christion (231 of 385, 3,281 yards, 33 TDs, 8 INTs; 515 rushing yards, 9 TDs), RB Brady Mengarelli (137 carries, 783 yards, 6 TDs), TE Dallas Goedert (67 receptions, 1,068 yards, 6 TDs), WR Jake Wieneke (58 receptions, 860 yards, 16 total TDs), DT Kellen Soulek (31 TT, 5 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 2 FF), LB Christian Rozeboom (118 TT, 7 TFL, 3 takeaways); James Madison: QB Bryan Schor (239 of 360, 2,871 yards, 24 TDs, 12 INTs; 291 rushing yards, 6 TDs), RB Trai Sharp (155 carries, 719 yards, 4 TDs), WR Terrence Alls (49 receptions, 652 yards, 2 TDs), DE Andrew Ankrah (51 TT, 14.5 TFL, 7.5 sacks), LB Kyrie Hawkins (98 TT, 13 TFL, 7 sacks, 8 PBU), S Raven Greene (69 TT, 4 INTs, 7 PBU)
SDSU should not be affected by the cold weather as they play outside. They have a great QB, WR, and TE. JMU has the best team and defense in FCS. Defense wins championships they say, well for that I am taking JMU at home to win.
Kickoff - 3:30 p.m. CT ESPNU
Series - First meeting
Coaches - South Dakota State: John Stiegelmeier, 148-96 in 21 seasons; James Madison: Mike Houston, 27-1 in two seasons (70-20 overall)
Players to Watch - South Dakota State: QB Taryn Christion (231 of 385, 3,281 yards, 33 TDs, 8 INTs; 515 rushing yards, 9 TDs), RB Brady Mengarelli (137 carries, 783 yards, 6 TDs), TE Dallas Goedert (67 receptions, 1,068 yards, 6 TDs), WR Jake Wieneke (58 receptions, 860 yards, 16 total TDs), DT Kellen Soulek (31 TT, 5 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 2 FF), LB Christian Rozeboom (118 TT, 7 TFL, 3 takeaways); James Madison: QB Bryan Schor (239 of 360, 2,871 yards, 24 TDs, 12 INTs; 291 rushing yards, 6 TDs), RB Trai Sharp (155 carries, 719 yards, 4 TDs), WR Terrence Alls (49 receptions, 652 yards, 2 TDs), DE Andrew Ankrah (51 TT, 14.5 TFL, 7.5 sacks), LB Kyrie Hawkins (98 TT, 13 TFL, 7 sacks, 8 PBU), S Raven Greene (69 TT, 4 INTs, 7 PBU)
SDSU should not be affected by the cold weather as they play outside. They have a great QB, WR, and TE. JMU has the best team and defense in FCS. Defense wins championships they say, well for that I am taking JMU at home to win.
This post was edited on 12/13/17 at 3:28 pm
Posted on 12/13/17 at 1:59 pm to sms151t
No. 6 seed Sam Houston State (12-1) at No. 2 seed North Dakota State (12-1)
Kickoff - 7 p.m. Friday ESPN2
Series - North Dakota State leads 4-1 (last meeting: NDSU won 35-3 at home in an FCS semifinal Dec. 19, 2014)
Coaches - Sam Houston State: K.C. Keeler, 46-11 in four seasons (220-84-1 overall); North Dakota State: Chris Klieman, 52-6 in four seasons (55-13 overall)
Players to Watch - Sam Houston State: QB Jeremiah Briscoe (306 of 528, 4,714 yards, 44 TDs, 13 INTs), RB Corey Avery (176 carries, 1,068 yards, 14 TDs; 23 receptions), WR/RS Davion Davis (72 receptions, 1,147 yards, 17 TDs; 21 total TDs), WR Nathan Stewart (67 receptions, 1,568 yards, 13 TDs), WR Yedidiah Briscoe (66 receptions, 894 yards, 7 TD), NT P.J. Hall (55 TT, 19 TFL, 6 sacks, 6 PBU, 4 BK), LB Justin Johnson (101 TT, 8 TFL, 5 sacks); North Dakota State: QB Easton Stick (141 of 225, 2,176 yards, 23 TDs, 7 INTs; 596 rushing yards, 11 TDs), RB/KR Bruce Anderson (199 carries, 970 yards, 8 TDs), WR RJ Urzendowski (33 receptions, 561 yards, 8 TDs), LB Nick DeLuca (61 TT, 9 TFL, 5.5 sacks, 3 FF), S Robbie Grimsley (60 TT, 4 INTs, 7 PBU, 2 FR), S Tre Dempsey (41 TT, 5 INTs, 3 PBU)
NDSU making their 7th straight Semi Final appearance, most in division history. Sam has an offense that is amazing. As I said though Defense wins, and NDSU has a great defense. Taking Bison at home.
Kickoff - 7 p.m. Friday ESPN2
Series - North Dakota State leads 4-1 (last meeting: NDSU won 35-3 at home in an FCS semifinal Dec. 19, 2014)
Coaches - Sam Houston State: K.C. Keeler, 46-11 in four seasons (220-84-1 overall); North Dakota State: Chris Klieman, 52-6 in four seasons (55-13 overall)
Players to Watch - Sam Houston State: QB Jeremiah Briscoe (306 of 528, 4,714 yards, 44 TDs, 13 INTs), RB Corey Avery (176 carries, 1,068 yards, 14 TDs; 23 receptions), WR/RS Davion Davis (72 receptions, 1,147 yards, 17 TDs; 21 total TDs), WR Nathan Stewart (67 receptions, 1,568 yards, 13 TDs), WR Yedidiah Briscoe (66 receptions, 894 yards, 7 TD), NT P.J. Hall (55 TT, 19 TFL, 6 sacks, 6 PBU, 4 BK), LB Justin Johnson (101 TT, 8 TFL, 5 sacks); North Dakota State: QB Easton Stick (141 of 225, 2,176 yards, 23 TDs, 7 INTs; 596 rushing yards, 11 TDs), RB/KR Bruce Anderson (199 carries, 970 yards, 8 TDs), WR RJ Urzendowski (33 receptions, 561 yards, 8 TDs), LB Nick DeLuca (61 TT, 9 TFL, 5.5 sacks, 3 FF), S Robbie Grimsley (60 TT, 4 INTs, 7 PBU, 2 FR), S Tre Dempsey (41 TT, 5 INTs, 3 PBU)
NDSU making their 7th straight Semi Final appearance, most in division history. Sam has an offense that is amazing. As I said though Defense wins, and NDSU has a great defense. Taking Bison at home.
Posted on 12/15/17 at 5:10 pm to sms151t
Wofford needs new Head Coach Ayers retired
Chesney Names Holy Cross Head Coach
Chesney Names Holy Cross Head Coach
Posted on 12/15/17 at 5:14 pm to sms151t
The Cru is beating Brockport, winner faces Mt Union next Friday for the ‘ship D3
Posted on 12/15/17 at 5:49 pm to sms151t
SDSU will be heavily affected by the cold weather, especially if there is wind. A very pass heavy offense. Not at all built like you would expect a teams from the High Plains to be built.
It really doesn't matter as the Bison are going to roll to another title. They will stomp Sam Houston tonight and then, with 3 weeks to prep, nobody is going to beat them in the title game.
This coming from a former South Dakota Coyote. I have every reason to hate the Bison, but they will win it.
It really doesn't matter as the Bison are going to roll to another title. They will stomp Sam Houston tonight and then, with 3 weeks to prep, nobody is going to beat them in the title game.
This coming from a former South Dakota Coyote. I have every reason to hate the Bison, but they will win it.
Posted on 12/15/17 at 5:51 pm to SoDakHawk
So can Sam Houston keep it close?
Posted on 12/15/17 at 5:52 pm to SoDakHawk
I know how SDSU is built but they’ll be fine compared to teams from the SLC and South. Don’t think it’s supposed to be windy
Posted on 12/15/17 at 5:53 pm to BayouBengals03
They can BB03 if Briscoe gets hot
Posted on 12/15/17 at 7:08 pm to sms151t
NDSU messing with fate wearing the big game uniform combo with the green hats
This post was edited on 12/15/17 at 7:09 pm
Posted on 12/15/17 at 7:12 pm to sms151t
NDSU holds after long drive
3-0 Sam
13 plays 78 yds
3-0 Sam
13 plays 78 yds
This post was edited on 12/15/17 at 7:14 pm
Posted on 12/15/17 at 7:14 pm to sms151t
Sam having headset issues it seems
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