What's your away record the last 10 years?

[Ronbo]

I think the Griz get a bad rap about being a good home team and bad road team.

We are 36-12 (75%) the last 10 years on the road including 3-3 at I-A's.

[TypicalTribe]

I think the Griz get a bad rap about being a good home team and bad road team.

We are 36-12 (75%) the last 10 years on the road including 3-3 at I-A's.

I don't think that's the case. I think it's backlash from people because it seems like the Griz never has to go on the road in the playoffs.

[Coastal89]

11-4 .733 in our short 3 year history

[AppGuy04]

We haven't been very good on the road recently, just off the top of my head, i think we are 2-11 on the road in the last 2 years, including every single loss last year was on the road

i'll look up the 10 year total

[grizband]

I think the Griz get a bad rap about being a good home team and bad road team.

We are 36-12 (75%) the last 10 years on the road including 3-3 at I-A's.
We are 37-18 if you include playoffs and title games. Not bad, IMHO.

[AppGuy04]

In the last 10 years, we are:

37-26 overall on the road (3-9 vs I-A, and 34-17 vs I-AA)

2 out of 3 vs I-AA ain't bad on the road I say

and thats just regular season

[Eagles_Cliff]

Eagles 1996 through 2005 Away (37-20) 65%

4 losses at Boone, NC - the most unsuccessful place for GSU

4 losses @ Georgia (twice), Florida, Oregon State

1998 Nat'l Championship we gave to whatstheirfaces

1996 only losing season 4-7

Still better for GSU in Paulson, no doubt.

[bobcatfan06]

Really bad, but our whole record has been really bad over the last 23 years....

[PantherMan]

I think the Griz get a bad rap about being a good home team and bad road team.

We are 36-12 (75%) the last 10 years on the road including 3-3 at I-A's.

I see something in that record that bothers me more than the fact that Montana "gets a bad rap about being a bad road team." Where are all the road games at in the first place?!?!?! Montana has been a perenial playoff team during this stretch, but has averaged BELOW 5 games/season!! 4.8 games would be below average for a team that doesn't make the playoffs, let alone for one that does every year. I know you all have a nice stadium, but maybe this trend of having more home games every single year than away games is a contributing factor to the Griz qualifying every year?? Figure at least a game or two in the playoffs/season for the last 10 years, and the Griz have played ~~125 games or so. That's about 62% of games played at home for the U of M. Seems to me a lot of schools would find more success with those odds in their favor...

(I am not anti-Montana, but one must admit this seems like an intriguing ratio of home:away games.)

[PantherMan]

We are 37-18 if you include playoffs and title games. Not bad, IMHO.

So...you're 1-6 in road playoff games? Geez, if only you didn't get 20,000+ to every game... :)

[Ronbo]

I remember they were all 1st round games against very high seeded teams (#1 McNeese, #2 Western Illinois etc.) or they were losses in the Championship game (3).

[FCS_pwns_FBS]

1992-1996 just weren't GSU's years. If you pretend like those years do not exist, I think that our home record would match the Griz over the last ten years (which most of them have been good for the griz)

[DFW HOYA]

From 1996-2000, 16-8.

From 2001-2005, 8-19.