TexasTerror
May 12th, 2007, 08:22 AM
Matt D lays out the top FBS vs FCS games as it relates to chances for an FCS win after giving a glance at the toughest FCS schedules.
Matt then goes about discussing the top FCS out of conference games, a list that is topped by McNeese hosting Portland St.
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Extra Point - More upset chances on FCS schedules
By Matt Dougherty, FCS Editor
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - The FCS history books will chronicle the 2006 Montana State Bobcats as the first four-loss at-large playoff participant in more than a decade, and as a team that broke a 21-year drought without a playoff win.
While those accomplishments ultimately defined the Bobcats’ season, the majority of the sports nation will remember the Montana State name for a defensive gem in a convincing, 19-10, victory at Colorado in the season opener. The major networks, radio stations and newspapers heralded the Bobcats, and head coach Mike Kramer had the opportunity to go on a soapbox more often than Donald Trump.
The big-school, big-money based media will always go crazy when one of their own loses to one of the "little guys" in the FCS. Of course they had a handful of opportunities in 2006, as New Hampshire, Richmond and Southern Illinois all scored "upsets" over teams in the top BCS conferences. North Dakota State, Northern Iowa and Illinois State all came one point shy of adding their name to the big victory list.
http://www.sportsnetwork.com/default.asp?c=sportsnetwork&page=/cfoot2/news/AGN4078085.htm
Matt then goes about discussing the top FCS out of conference games, a list that is topped by McNeese hosting Portland St.
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Extra Point - More upset chances on FCS schedules
By Matt Dougherty, FCS Editor
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - The FCS history books will chronicle the 2006 Montana State Bobcats as the first four-loss at-large playoff participant in more than a decade, and as a team that broke a 21-year drought without a playoff win.
While those accomplishments ultimately defined the Bobcats’ season, the majority of the sports nation will remember the Montana State name for a defensive gem in a convincing, 19-10, victory at Colorado in the season opener. The major networks, radio stations and newspapers heralded the Bobcats, and head coach Mike Kramer had the opportunity to go on a soapbox more often than Donald Trump.
The big-school, big-money based media will always go crazy when one of their own loses to one of the "little guys" in the FCS. Of course they had a handful of opportunities in 2006, as New Hampshire, Richmond and Southern Illinois all scored "upsets" over teams in the top BCS conferences. North Dakota State, Northern Iowa and Illinois State all came one point shy of adding their name to the big victory list.
http://www.sportsnetwork.com/default.asp?c=sportsnetwork&page=/cfoot2/news/AGN4078085.htm