I think I have a copy of VisiCalc laying around here somewhere. Will that help?Quote:
Originally Posted by NDB2
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I think I have a copy of VisiCalc laying around here somewhere. Will that help?Quote:
Originally Posted by NDB2
Maybe this can help.
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/genius-app...one-1649161239
Caution! If you point your phone at the saragin ratings with this app, it might explode.
56 is trying to open a file with it right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by gumby013
Better make sure he has the key to the filing cabinet.Quote:
Originally Posted by bisonaudit
You mean I need a key?????? I am doomed!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tatanka
I just pulled some interesting stats from Massey's archives for a thread on AGS and figured I'd share them here too.
I got this bit from CAS here a couple years ago: Interesting tidbit that could likely be verified if you spoke to either individual, but Erk Russell was reported to have had a conversation with Rocky Hager (then Bison coach) sometime in the late 80s or early 90s in which he said that he felt the DII Bison would have given those championship Georgia Southern teams of that era everything they could handle.
Readily admitting the limitations of computer models -- especially across divisions -- this is still interesting: Massey concurs with Erk Russell, indicating that NDSU held a slight edge in both '86 and '90, which were championship years for both programs in their respective divisions.
Per Massey archives, here's a decade's worth of NDSU's odds of beating Georgia Southern on a neutral field at the end of each respective year:
1983 - 93% (NDSU vs DIAA Champ SIU - 25%)
1984 - 73% (NDSU vs DIAA Champ MT St - 34%)
1985 - 43%
1986 - 57%
1987 - 32% (NDSU vs DIAA Champ NE LA - 14%)
1988 - 35% (NDSU vs DIAA Champ Furman - 31%)
1989 - 6%
1990 - 53%
1991 - 15% (NDSU vs DIAA Champ Youngstown - 21%)
1992 - 65% (NDSU vs DIAA Champ Marshall - 33%)
Edited to add: Hard to say with any degree of certainty, but I think those teams from the 80s would have been competitive at the next level up. Especially with another 28 scholarships or whatever the difference was.
When is NDSU going to lose again? 2016? Undefeated is looking pretty good right especially since we are playing @ 80% on offense and still blowing teams away. IF NDSU fixes their problems on offense, no team will come within 17 points of them in their next 8 games.
Who says they have to lose again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Strongman
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Two records are a long, long way away. Longest DI winning streak is 47(Oklahoma 1953-57) and longest DI unbeaten streak is 63(Washington 1907-17*).Quote:
Originally Posted by td577
*Can you imagine going a decade without losing a game? (59-0-4) Impressive no matter the era.
Those are impressive streaks. Both of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hammersmith
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