Go Yotes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Answer Guy
Tanny is gay!
That's all!:detsucks:
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Go Yotes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Answer Guy
Tanny is gay!
That's all!:detsucks:
Just to be an idiot, we could theoretically play 18 games in a season(just not this one). Certain years we can play 12 regular season games instead of the normal 11. Plus, games in Hawaii don't count toward that number, so that makes 13 regular season games if they are our FBS game. And there are 5 playoff games if a team doesn't get a first round bye. Of course, an 18-0 record is virtually impossible since any team at 13-0 after the regular season is sure to get a bye. So, I guess we'll just have to settle for 17-0 someday.
We really need to get a game at Hawaii....Quote:
Originally Posted by Hammersmith
Why doesn't Hawaii count?
I'm guessing because otherwise Hawai'i would have great difficulty getting non-conference home games?Quote:
Originally Posted by BadlandsBison
It's an incentive for schools to schedule them. Say NDSU were to schedule them on a regular year. We could have our FBS game(Hawaii) + 1 away FCS(or a second FBS) and still be able to have 6 home games. The same is true for Alaska, but they don't have any DI football programs so I didn't mention them.Quote:
Originally Posted by BadlandsBison
edit: And I got beat to the punch yet again.
Could we schedule Hawaii for the last game of the season? I'd rather be in Hawaii in November than September.
This ^^^^^^^Quote:
Originally Posted by Hammerhead
We should never play an FBS at the end of the season. I hate to burst bubbles but I don't think we should ever schedule Hawaii, I'd much rather play regional FBS schools. I'd rather our team not travel halfway around the world to play a football game.
Oh that's right, there would be a football game to play...I started day-dreaming a bit while looking out the window.Quote:
Originally Posted by NDSUstudent