MIAA Seniors final results

[EveryCatAWildman]

These are the records and results of the past 4 years, which is most likely their "playing time" for the graduating class

NW Missouri - 49-6 career record 89% winning percentage; 4 postseason playoff appearances going 10-2 winning 2 National Titles, 3x MIAA Champions
Fort Hays St. - 36-12 career record 75% winning percentage; 4 postseason appearances, 2 playoffs, 2 bowls; going 1-3 with Corsicana Bowl win, 2x MIAA Champions
Emporia St. - 36-14 career record 72% winning percentage; 3 postseason appearances, 2 playoffs, 1 bowl; going 4-2 making a regional final and winning Live United Bowl
Central MO - 31-15 career record 67% winning percentage; 2 postseason appearances, 1 playoff, 1 bowl; going 1-1 winning Mineral Water Bowl
Pittsburg St. - 29-16 career record 64% winning percentage; 1 postseason appearance winning Live United Bowl
Central OK - 26-21 career record 55% winning percentage; 3 postseason bowl appearances winning all 3
Washburn - 24-22 career record 52% winning percentage; 2 postseason bowl appearances going 1-1 winning H.o.T. Bowl
MO Western - 21-24 career record 47% winning percentage; 1 postseason bowl, winning Corsicana Bowl
Lindenwood - 14-30 career record 32% winning percentage
UNKearney - 9-35 career record 20% winning percentage
NE Oklahoma - 6-38 career record 14% winning percentage
MO Southern - 4-40 career record 9% winning percentage

all told final record 285-273 career record winning 51% (remembering silo schedule for in-season games); postseason 22-9 career record winning 71%

9 playoff appearance, winning 2 National Titles (thanks NW), Emporia made regional final and 3 #1 seeds NW twice, FHSU once
11 bowl game appearances going 9-2 overall; MIAA has never lost Live United Bowl (4-0), Heart of Texas Bowl (3-0), or Corsicana Bowl (2-0), they went 5-0 vs GAC in those bowls and 4-0 vs LSC

[reloadmvp]

Re: MIAA Seniors final results

Got your bowl games mixed up

[GorillaBred]

Re: MIAA Seniors final results

These are the records and results of the past 4 years, which is most likely their "playing time" for the graduating class

NW Missouri - 49-6 career record 89% winning percentage; 4 postseason playoff appearances going 10-2 winning 2 National Titles, 3x MIAA Champions
Fort Hays St. - 36-12 career record 75% winning percentage; 4 postseason appearances, 2 playoffs, 2 bowls; going 1-3 with Corsicana Bowl win, 2x MIAA Champions
Emporia St. - 36-14 career record 72% winning percentage; 3 postseason appearances, 2 playoffs, 1 bowl; going 4-2 making a regional final and winning Live United Bowl
Central MO - 31-15 career record 67% winning percentage; 2 postseason appearances, 1 playoff, 1 bowl; going 1-1 winning Mineral Water Bowl
Pittsburg St. - 29-16 career record 64% winning percentage; 1 postseason appearance winning Live United Bowl
Central OK - 26-21 career record 55% winning percentage; 3 postseason bowl appearances winning all 3
Washburn - 24-22 career record 52% winning percentage; 2 postseason bowl appearances going 1-1 winning H.o.T. Bowl
MO Western - 21-24 career record 47% winning percentage; 1 postseason bowl, winning Corsicana Bowl
Lindenwood - 14-30 career record 32% winning percentage
UNKearney - 9-35 career record 20% winning percentage
NE Oklahoma - 6-38 career record 14% winning percentage
MO Southern - 4-40 career record 9% winning percentage

all told final record 285-273 career record winning 51% (remembering silo schedule for in-season games); postseason 22-9 career record winning 71%

9 playoff appearance, winning 2 National Titles (thanks NW), Emporia made regional final and 3 #1 seeds NW twice, FHSU once
11 bowl game appearances going 9-2 overall; MIAA has never lost Live United Bowl (4-0), Heart of Texas Bowl (3-0), or Corsicana Bowl (2-0), they went 5-0 vs GAC in those bowls and 4-0 vs LSC

Thanks for pulling this together. It's probably about what everyone would expect, but still interesting to see.

Very frustrating tidbit for Pitt State fans: if you give any additional weight at all to playoff wins, this is the worst 4 year stretch for Pitt State since 1977-80. (If you don't weight PO games at all, 2007-10 was ever-so-slightly worse.)