I need a little help from my FCS brothers (and sisters)

[yorkcountyUNHfan]

I've gotten myself into a bet that I need some help proving...

Starting with the 2004 season UNH is 52-14 in the REGULAR season.

I bet that that record was top 10 in the nation (I get double if it's to 5)

I don't want this to become a "our conference is better then yours" debate, or "well, you didn't play anyone", or "you never play away from home", or "ya, but I'd rather have a National Championship" (which I would), just raw numbers. And yes, your record is your record...DII,DIII,FBS all count the same.

I'm just too lazy to do the research on my own.

I'll be at the PAM thread drinking beer while you do all the work.

[Squealofthepig]

Montana, regular season, 60-7 (9-2, 8-3, 10-1, 11-0, 11-1, 11-0)

ASU, regular season, also 52-14 (6-4, 8-3, 10-1, 9-2 (including Michigan), 10-2, 9-2)

[JmuSkinsfan]

Since 2004, regular season, JMU is 49-17 (10-2, 7-4, 9-2, 8-3, 11-1, 6-5)

[UNH Fanboi]

How bout people do a couple of conferences. This site is helpful: http://michigan-football.com/ncaa/ncaa_1aa.htm

CAA
UNH: 52-14 (.788)
W&M: 37-33
Nova: 42-24
Richmond: 45-22
JMU: 49-17
Towson: 24-43
Delaware: 37-30
Maine: 33-34
Hofstra: 30-37
UMass: 44-22
URI: 19-48
Northeastern: 20-27

Ivy:
Harvard: 48-12 (.800)
Yale: 36-24
Princeton: 33-27
Brown: 36-24
Cornell: 26-34
Columbia: 15-45
Dartmouth: 10-50
UPenn: 36-24

So, so far wehave Harvard and Montana with better records and ASU tied.

SIU would be a good team to check but I feel like I've done enough.

[yorkcountyUNHfan]

Thanks for the help guys...and the link.

I looks like I need to take a look at SIU, UNI and San Diego.

[UNH Fanboi]

Thanks for the help guys...and the link.

I looks like I need to take a look at SIU, UNI and San Diego.

SIU is 55-11 (.833) and UNI is 50-17

So that makes the standings:

1. Montana: 60-7 (.896)
2. SIU: 55-11 (.833)
3. Harvard: 48-12 (.800)
4. UNH: 52-14 (.788)
4. ASU: 52-14 (.788)

[PantherRob82]

San Diego 51-17

[Umpire]

Actually App is 52-15. Went 6-5 in 2004 and the reason for the extra game is due to playing 12 games in 2008 while UNH only played 11.

[headdressguy]

Mt. Union (OH) 59-1
UW-Whitewater 55-5

Might be a few more D-III schools that dominate in conference play, but those were the two obvious ones.

[PantherRob82]

Mt. Union (OH) 59-1
UW-Whitewater 55-5

Might be a few more D-III schools that dominate in conference play, but those were the two obvious ones.

Is that a joke because we posted San Diego, or did you not know it was FCS only?

[superman7515]

Is that a joke because we posted San Diego, or did you not know it was FCS only?

It was never stated it was FCS only and this "And yes, your record is your record...DII,DIII,FBS all count the same" could have been a bit misleading.

[darell1976]

North Dakota is 54-19 overall (42-10 in D2) and 12-9 since moving up to the FCS.

[headdressguy]

Not a San Diego joke - the line superman quoted led me to believe this was an all divisions question.

[TexasTerror]

SLC...

UCA 48-23
McN 43-24
TXST 40-31
SHSU 36-32
SFA 29-40
NWST 28-39
NICH 27-35
SLU 27-39

[yorkcountyUNHfan]

Not a San Diego joke - the line superman quoted led me to believe this was an all divisions question.

I'm looking for FCS records only. The point was games v other levels all count the same. A win over Michigan counts the same as a win over West Chester. Looking at it now I can see where it may have been misunderstood.

I think Rob was making a bit of a joke.xpeacex