Valdosta State were 3 point dogs to West Alabama (Massey) and ended up winning by 34 this past Saturday. Were there any big upsets in your conference last week?
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Re: What was the biggest upset in your conference last week?
Originally posted by laker View Post0-2 Upper Iowa came from 13 down to upset 2-0 Winona State by one in the NSIC.
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Re: What was the biggest upset in your conference last week?
Originally posted by boyblue View PostThat was pretty big, Winona was ranked 10th. Is Upper Iowa a sleeper sorta like Valdosta or are they more like a mid tier team that will jump up and beat one of the better teams every now and then? By sleeper I mean a perennial top of the conference type team. Like, VSU is pretty good year in year out but our being unranked was based on our last season.
The NSIC South tends to be MSU, USF and WSU. Augie can beat anyone but had a bad year in 2017. Concordia, Southwest, Upper Iowa and Wayne State pull some upsets but tend to be in the bottom half.
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Originally posted by laker View PostWhen they came in they were towards the bottom. They are about a 50-50 team. It is best to play them late in the season because they don't have a lot of depth and the injuries deplete them. They almost beat UMD a year or two ago, I can't remember which.
The NSIC South tends to be MSU, USF and WSU. Augie can beat anyone but had a bad year in 2017. Concordia, Southwest, Upper Iowa and Wayne State pull some upsets but tend to be in the bottom half.
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I know the NCAA.com website announced Mines win over CSU Pueblo was an upset, but it wasn't. Colorado Mines clearly spent the summer preparing for something special this year. They are well conditioned and very disciplined, so they'll show up ready to play every week and will likely win the RMAC. Hopefully, CSU Pueblo can win all of their remaining games and Mines can help carry them into the playoffs.
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IDK if I'd call it an upset, but it kind of was I guess. Wingate was defending SAC champions and Carson-Newman beat them by 17 and it could have been worse. Eagles had at least 3 touchdowns called back because of penalties. Instead of 31-14, it could have easily been 52-14. CN was preseason pick to win the SAC and I thought they'd win so I don't know how much of an upset it really was.
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Originally posted by canadarican View PostIDK if I'd call it an upset, but it kind of was I guess. Wingate was defending SAC champions and Carson-Newman beat them by 17 and it could have been worse. Eagles had at least 3 touchdowns called back because of penalties. Instead of 31-14, it could have easily been 52-14. CN was preseason pick to win the SAC and I thought they'd win so I don't know how much of an upset it really was.
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Re: What was the biggest upset in your conference last week?
Hillsdale's 34-18 victory over Ohio Dominican University. ODU was ranked 12th in the AFCA poll, and 18th in the D2football.com poll, and undefeated at 2-0 coming into the game. Hillsdale was 1-1, having lost in overtime 31-30 to Michigan Tech (GLIAC) at Tech due to a missed xtra point that would have sent the game into the second overtime. Must mention, in all fairness to ODU, their starting QB went down in the second quarter and a red-shirt freshman played well for most of the game. Both teams committed turnovers. Hillsdale 5, ODU 6. Wild game. Lots of interceptions and big plays. ODU next faces Findlay at Findlay, and Hillsdale hosts Lake Erie College (0-3) in Hillsdale for homecoming.
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Re: What was the biggest upset in your conference last week?
Originally posted by WalterCampFan View PostI know the NCAA.com website announced Mines win over CSU Pueblo was an upset, but it wasn't. Colorado Mines clearly spent the summer preparing for something special this year. They are well conditioned and very disciplined, so they'll show up ready to play every week and will likely win the RMAC. Hopefully, CSU Pueblo can win all of their remaining games and Mines can help carry them into the playoffs.
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