Standards that NDSU set since joining the FCS

[THEsocalledfan]

Gaining business teammakers in Texas.

[Bison03]

From Wikipedia (All are FCS records)


-5 Consecutive FCS Championships (2011-2015)

-33 Consecutive Wins (2012–2014) (3rd Longest in past 50 years of NCAA Division I football.)

-30 Straight Weeks at #1 in the FCS Coaches Poll (2012–2014)

-20 Straight Weeks at #1 in the STATS Poll (2012-2013)(30 weeks at #1 out of 31)

-10 Consecutive Weeks with at least 1 vote in the AP Top 25 College Football Poll (2014)

-22 Consecutive Playoff/Post-season Wins (2011–2016)

-5 Seasons with votes in the AP College Football Poll (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016)

-Ranked 29th in the AP Top 25 College Football Poll (2013 season) (Highest end of season ranking by an FCS team)

-45 Consecutive Non-Conference Home wins (Ended 12/16/2016 with playoff loss to James Madison University)

-Ranked 27th in the AP Top 25 College Football Poll (week 4, 2016 season) (Highest ranking by an FCS team)

-74 Total AP votes for FBS Top-25 ranking (week 4, 2016) (Most votes received by any FCS team)

-22 Consecutive Road Wins (2012–2014)

AMAZING!!!!!

[tony]

From Wikipedia (All are FCS records)


-5 Consecutive FCS Championships (2011-2015)

-33 Consecutive Wins (2012–2014) (3rd Longest in past 50 years of NCAA Division I football.)

-30 Straight Weeks at #1 in the FCS Coaches Poll (2012–2014)

-20 Straight Weeks at #1 in the STATS Poll (2012-2013)(30 weeks at #1 out of 31)

-10 Consecutive Weeks with at least 1 vote in the AP Top 25 College Football Poll (2014)

-22 Consecutive Playoff/Post-season Wins (2011–2016)

-5 Seasons with votes in the AP College Football Poll (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016)

-Ranked 29th in the AP Top 25 College Football Poll (2013 season) (Highest end of season ranking by an FCS team)

-45 Consecutive Non-Conference Home wins (Ended 12/16/2016 with playoff loss to James Madison University)

-Ranked 27th in the AP Top 25 College Football Poll (week 4, 2016 season) (Highest ranking by an FCS team)

-74 Total AP votes for FBS Top-25 ranking (week 4, 2016) (Most votes received by any FCS team)

-22 Consecutive Road Wins (2012–2014)

AMAZING!!!!!

Nice list... was trying to figure out why I only show 19 consecutive road wins... turns out the 22 games include 3 in Frisco, a neutral site. So I think the 19 is more accurate.

[X-Factor]

Agree with that, but still say K St was better mainly from the eye test; nothing more than that.

You think like an FCS Playoff selection committee

[BisonAccountant44]

I think the 2013 team would have beaten iowa by a couple td's.

False. This year's team should've beat Iowa by a couple touchdowns. The '13 tean would've had the 2nd team in halfway through the 4th.

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[DjKyRo]

Most beer drank per capita - infinity

[Hammerhead]

Not sure if this applies to any other teams, but the last 7 national champions have been in our half of the bracket.

[gumby013]

In 2015 we set the all-time college football record for total time of possession in a season.

[NDSU LumberJacks]

Exactly!!

Last 7 Titles have either been WON by the Bison or the Team that Won it - beat the Bison?? Impressive - and the ONE other thing/stat that hardly anybody ever brings up is -- the TWO Bison Teams that only lost ONE game in their Season - a blocked FG vs the Gophers and the last game of the Season game vs the Rabbits - ONE loss - of course the NCAA has some rule where even though your programs moves UP - you're not Playoff eligible??? - Makes sense huh?? - So we'll NEVER know what they might've done. An unbelievable RUN, to say the least.

Hopefully the Men's BB Team can continue to get better and WIN the Summitt and make their 4th Tourney appearance!!


Go Bison!!

[thebootfitter]

I don't think that would be accurate. 20,000 would be inflated as well.

Think about the big BCS games. Lots more people, sometimes traveling further.

While his post may have said "any college football game," the thread title does clearly state "FCS," so limiting the scope to other FCS games is probably a fair way to interpret that.

20K may not be very inflated. A bit perhaps, but rounded up from 18K or 19K?

And as long as I'm on a roll... the correct word would have been "farther" instead of "further" in your post. ;-)