Your team's best wins

[AmsterBison]

Cal Poly: San Diego, Montana, South Dakota State
Central Arkansas: Arkansas State, McNeese State
Charleston Southern: Coastal Carolina (and played NDSU to OT)
Chattanooga: Samford
The Citadel: Chattanooga, Wofford
Eastern Washington: Washington State, Montana, UNI, Northern Arizona (and played NDSU to OT)
Holy Cross: Harvard
ISU-Red: Northwestern, South Dakota State
Jacksonville State: Coastal Carolina, Eastern Illinois
JMU: Maine, UNH
NC A&T: Kent State (+1 for the Aggies nickname)
NDSU: Iowa, EWU, Charleston Southern, Western Illinois, UNI. Fun fact: NDSU has wins against four teams who won playoff games last year.
Richmond: Virginia, Villanova, Albany, Colgate
Samford: Central Arkansas (UCA's only loss), Wofford, and, btw, nice job in the L against Mississippi State.
SDSU: Western Illinois, NDSU, Youngstown State
SHSU: McNeese State
UND: Cal Poly, Weber State
UNH: Stony Brook
UNI: Iowa State
Villanova: Lehigh, Albany
Western Illinois: Eastern Illinois, Northern Illinois, Northern Arizona
Wofford: None yet, but played The Citadel very tough
Youngstown State: UNI

I'll update this post with your replies and list them in alphabetical order.

[ysubigred]

YSU is UNI. Anytime YSU wins against UNI it a miracle xbowx

[walliver]

Wofford: no "big wins". We will need to beat Chatty to have a good win for the resume.

[F'N Hawks]

UND: Cal Poly, South Dakota and Weber State.

[Daytripper]

SHSU: Zero.

[Smitty]

Hey we beat Gardner-Webb

[Twentysix]

Cal Poly: San Diego, Montana, South Dakota State (I'm considering San Diego a good win because they will certainly be a playoff team at 10-1 with the pioneer bid)

[DirtyDukes]

JMU: Maine, UNH. It's a weird season this year when those are our best wins and UD W&M are not.

[BEAR]

UCA: FBS 5 time Sunbelt champion Arkansas State. Earlier this year top 15 McNeese State. Dominated teams on the road by an average of 35 points. That's always a plus.

[SU DOG]

UCA - The Bears are for real. Can't wait to see that game with SAM.
Also Wofford - Most underrated team in SoCon. UTC better not sleep on the Terriers.

[Sammy94]

Dominated teams on the road by an average of 35 points. That's always a plus.

Only if you aren't SHSU :D

[Gangtackle11]

Lehigh & Albany for now.

[flyrod]

IMHO
Jury's still out. Will let you know on Sunday after the JMU / Richmond Game.
But for now ....None are "best win"

[tomq04]

EWU: Washington State, UNI (?), Montana, NAU (?)

[dewey]

I will take a stab at a few teams.

Eastern Washington:
Washington State
Montana (top 20)
Northern Iowa (top 30)
Northern Arizona (top 25-30)

The Citadel:
Chattanooga
Wofford

Dewey

[AmsterBison]

EWU: Washington State, UNI (?), Montana, NAU (?)

I listed UNI because some other teams have it. Same deal with South Dakota - if North Dakota is going to claim that as a good win, then it must be a good win for Western Illinois and Youngstown.

[Mattymc727]

Can we count Stony Brook?.....otherwise, none....

[bostonspider]

UR: UVA, Villanova, Albany, Colgate

[F'N Hawks]

I listed UNI because some other teams have it. Same deal with South Dakota - if North Dakota is going to claim that as a good win, then it must be a good win for Western Illinois and Youngstown.

They are/were Top 25 in Massey and polls. Thought it might count.

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Can we count Stony Brook?.....otherwise, none....

Clucker said no. They are complete hogtits.

[centennial]

SHSU: Zero.
Honesty. Wow.

[Thumper 76]

South Dakota State: WIU, NDSU, YSU

[JSUSoutherner]

Coastal Carolina

[WrenFGun]

Yeah, for UNH, it's SBU. That's a solid win. They've beaten North Dakota and Richmond (both ranked). SBU will likely finish with 6 or 7 wins and 2 or 3 conference losses.

[dewey]

Montana Grizzlies:
Saint Francis (?)
Northern Iowa

Chattanooga:
Samford

Charleston Southern:
Played NDSU to OT at NDSU
Coastal Carolina

North Carolina A&T:
Kent State (FBS)
Bethune Cookman (?)

Maine:
Albany

New Hampshire:
Stony Brook (?)

Stony Brook:
North Dakota
Richmond

Obviously these are not all my teams but I think I understand what the list is for and since I was already looking why not look some more.

Great idea on compiling a list of quality wins for each team. This would be very helpful for the top 25 poll each week.

Dewey

[Lehigh'98]

Lehigh has none unless you include Fordham, but it really doesn't matter if we win conference. No chance of seed.

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

Lehigh has none unless you include Fordham, but it really doesn't matter if we win conference. No chance of seed.

Penn and Princeton are "good wins" too. Not great but good. Penn has a great chance to win the Ivy League which would be a boost.

Lehigh pissed away a real shot at a seed with their first half against Monmouth. I just want a home playoff game....

[UNIFanSince1983]

Honestly I think you need to take UNI off of anyone's list. We are a 3-5 team right now with a legit chance to finish 4-7 or 3-8. I don't know how we ever beat Iowa State, but we are not good right now.

[DirtyDukes]

There should be a mirror thread that is "worst loss"

[DFW HOYA]

For Georgetown, it's a little sad even to write this one...

Columbia.

[Lehigh'98]

Penn and Princeton are "good wins" too. Not great but good. Penn has a great chance to win the Ivy League which would be a boost.

Lehigh pissed away a real shot at a seed with their first half against Monmouth. I just want a home playoff game....

Would have needed an 11-0 record to even be in the conversation. Even then, I think we'd only be 7 or 8 at absolute best.

[Redbird007]

ISUr - Northwestern, South Dakota State .... soon to be WIU?

[CockyGeek]

I'd have to go with Coastal. That's the only FCS game that's even been competitive. I hope UT Martin puts up a fight.

[Sammy94]

Those who count best wins must be losing some?? The best win is the game that is the next one on the schedule.

[MSUDuo]

MO State's best win was beating NDSU in the 1st quarter.

Otherwise I would say the 3 D1 wins after the miserable year last year.

[CappinHard]

UND: Cal Poly, South Dakota and Weber State.

xlolx I love it, listing South Dakota as a good win, poking fun at them is so much fun. You were joking... right? Wait, you weren't joking were you...

[CappinHard]

Cal Poly: San Diego, Montana, South Dakota State
Central Arkansas: Arkansas State, McNeese State
Charleston Southern: Coastal Carolina (and played NDSU to OT)
Chattanooga: Samford
The Citadel: Chattanooga, Wofford
Eastern Washington: Washington State, Montana, UNI, Northern Arizona (and played NDSU to OT)
Jacksonville State: Coastal Carolina, Eastern Illinois
JMU: Maine, UNH
NDSU: Iowa, EWU, Charleston Southern, Western Illinois, UNI. Fun fact: NDSU has wins against four teams who won playoff games last year.
Richmond: Virginia, Villanova, Albany, Colgate
Samford: Central Arkansas (UCA's only loss), Wofford, and, btw, nice job in the L against Mississippi State.
SDSU: Western Illinois, NDSU, Youngstown State
SHSU: TBD
UND: Cal Poly, South Dakota, Weber State
UNH: Stony Brook
UNI: Iowa State
Villanova: Lehigh, Albany
Western Illinois: Eastern Illinois, Northern Illinois, South Dakota, Northern Arizona
Wofford: None yet, but played The Citadel very tough
Youngstown State: UNI, South Dakota

I'll update this post with your replies and list them in alphabetical order.

Seriously though... I think we can stop counting South Dakota as a good win. Their only 'good win' would be against Weber State, if you want to call it that. Their other wins are against the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th to last teams in the Valley... I know the Valley is strong, but come on.

[AmsterBison]

Seriously though... I think we can stop counting South Dakota as a good win. Their only 'good win' would be against Weber State, if you want to call it that. Their other wins are against the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th to last teams in the Valley... I know the Valley is strong, but come on.

They'll disappear from the list if they don't win two of the next three (which would require beating SDSU or NDSU) but they did beat Weber State who has 1 loss in Big Sky play (FWTW). Plus, UND is listing both USD and Weber as big wins.

[BEAR]

Those who count best wins must be losing some?? The best win is the game that is the next one on the schedule.

Or the last game on YOUR schedule....xlolx

[F'N Hawks]

xlolx I love it, listing South Dakota as a good win, poking fun at them is so much fun. You were joking... right? Wait, you weren't joking were you...
Nipples,
The thread is titled "Your teams best wins". Considering USD and Weber were both in the Top 25 polls last week, that qualifies, IMO.
But you let us know what the criteria is....

[F'N Hawks]

Seriously though... I think we can stop counting South Dakota as a good win. Their only 'good win' would be against Weber State, if you want to call it that. Their other wins are against the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th to last teams in the Valley... I know the Valley is strong, but come on.

Why is UNI all over that list, then?

[Thumper 76]

Why is UNI all over that list, then?
Good question, I was wondering that myself.

[NY Crusader 2010]

HC best win: Harvard (not even close)

Would anyone list us as their best win? Probably Bucknell. Maybe Colgate -- by default only but I'd say Bucknell is more impressive right now.

[tribefan40]

Norfolk State, Hampton and Delaware. Yeah.....😞

[dudeitsaid]

Seriously though... I think we can stop counting South Dakota as a good win. Their only 'good win' would be against Weber State, if you want to call it that. Their other wins are against the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th to last teams in the Valley... I know the Valley is strong, but come on.

Any MVFC win is a good win for every other conference. Don't forget, those 2nd, 3rd, and 4th to last teams in the Valley would be the top team in any other conference. :D

[JMU2K_DukeDawg]

I've been kind of down on Stony Brook, but with wins of UND and Richmond, even if SBU loses to Maine, but beats W&M and Albany (high probability), they will have a solid case to get in at 7-4. This is a team you are rooting against if you are a bubble team from another conference.

[JALMOND]

Portland State's best win this year...our offense over our defense in the Spring Game.

[AmsterBison]

Portland State's best win this year...our offense over our defense in the Spring Game.

Ouch. There is a razor's edge between winning and losing in the FCS. On the plus side, that means a team can go from 3-8 to 8-3 in one season without major changes.

[AmsterBison]

Good question, I was wondering that myself.

I'm going more with what people think their good wins are.

On the flip side, ask yourself what a team's record would be if they played @Iowa State, Montana, @Eastern Washington, Southern Illinois, @USD, @YSU, Missouri State, NDSU. There are several top 20 teams that would be lucky to have 3 wins with that schedule. That said, like USD, they've got to win two of the next three to remain a good win for anybody.

[UNIFanSince1983]

Why is UNI all over that list, then?

They absolutely shouldn't be on this list at all.

[carney2]

Lafayette had an outstanding win in their intra-squad game back in August.

[Twentysix]

Long story short, NDSU has the most good wins. Gif #1 seed now.

[Schism55]

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=23792&stc=1

[Terry2889]

..... : ( We don't have one

[UAalum72]

Albany: gotta be Buffalo, an FBS such as they are. Otherwise, for NY Crusader 2010, the best is probably Holy Cross.