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Thread: Top 25 countdown (games in the D1 era)

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    Quote Originally Posted by heffray View Post
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    Scotty was legendary.

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    September 22nd, 2007: North Dakota State @ Central Michigan

    Just 7 days after their dramatic come from behind win against Sam Houston State highlighted earlier in this countdown the Bison travelled to Mount Pleasant, Michigan to face defending (and future) MAC champion Central Michigan. NDSU cruised to a shockingly easy 44-14 victory thoroughly dominating their FBS opponent and moved the #4 Bison to 3-0 on the season but moreover it was the most impressive win for NDSU football in the D1 era to this point and firmly entrenched the belief from Bison faithful everywhere that not only does this Bison football program belong in D1 but that they could be something special at this level. Some fun facts from the opponent on this game is that future NFL greats Antonio Brown (9 catches 54 yards 1 TD) and JJ Watt (who was a TE but didn't record any stats) both played for CMU. They also had QB Dan LeFevour who ended up playing a few years in the NFL and finished that 2007 season with nearly 5000 yards of total offense and 46 combined TDs.

    Game highlights: Best I can find are these few clips from Dom's twitter: https://twitter.com/DomIzzoWDAY/stat...50977231822848

    Game box score: https://gobison.com/sports/football/.../boxscore/1402

    Game recap: https://gobison.com/news/2007/9/22/90567.aspx

    Bisonville GDT: http://www.bisonville.com/forum/show...ntral-Michigan

    Game replay: Pretty sure this has been searched for a few times over the years by posters here and no one has had any luck finding anything.


    Previously highlighted games:
    20. UNI (2013) 2/1
    21. Montana St (2010) 1/31
    22. SDSU playoffs (2014) 1/30
    23. SHSU (2007) 1/29
    24. Cal Poly (2007) 1/28
    25. UNI (2015) 1/27
    HM. Montana (2003) 1/27

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    Quote Originally Posted by Professor Chaos View Post
    #19

    September 22nd, 2007: North Dakota State @ Central Michigan
    I wonder how MAC teams would do against NDSU today...
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    Quote Originally Posted by heffray View Post
    I wonder how MAC teams would do against NDSU today...


    ...that is until El Chapo is hired as AD and moves NDSU football up to FBS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Professor Chaos View Post


    ...that is until El Chapo is hired as AD and moves NDSU football up to FBS.
    Chapo would have us playing in the Big12 with an SEC only noncon schedule.

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    Default Re: Top 25 countdown (games in the D1 era)

    Quote Originally Posted by heffray View Post
    I wonder how MAC teams would do against NDSU today...
    Same.........
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    #27 on the end of the highlight reel was Antonio Brown, yes that Antonio Brown. JJ Watt was also on that team, and the head coach. Pretty awesome

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    Quote Originally Posted by NDSU92 View Post
    #27 on the end of the highlight reel was Antonio Brown, yes that Antonio Brown. JJ Watt was also on that team, and the head coach. Pretty awesome
    JJ Watt was the head coach!?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Professor Chaos View Post


    ...that is until El Chapo is hired as AD and moves NDSU football up to FBS.
    If he were ad we would be in our own league we would play a mix of Saturday’s and sundays.... Alabama ... Norte Dame... Pittsburgh Steelers... San Francisco 49ers
    We would then Hold a secondary playoff on his private Caribbean island between the Bizon and the national champ and super bowl champ
    Pump it up bitches
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    Quote Originally Posted by TAILG8R View Post
    JJ Watt was the head coach!?!
    Whoops haha Butch Davis was the head coach. Thank you

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