Tweet Another week in the Big Sky is done. With that week over we have fully submerged ourselves in the conference play. Many of the games were very good games, such as Montana and Cal Poly, as well as Montana State and North Dakota. Sacramento State gave it a good effort to get into the …
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TweetThis week’s poll winner for Game of the Week gave us exactly what we were looking for. A shockingly small crowd of just over 8,000 witnessed the Mustangs and Grizzlies battled back and forth for four quarters with seven lead changes and one tie. Cal Poly added what would end up being the game-winning score …
TweetThank you to FargoBison on AGS again for the accumulation of FCS games on TV/Streaming. All times are in central time, as usual I listed the Direct TV channel the game is on…If there are any games I missed please post them and I will get the list updated… TV Guide: 9/24 James Madison at …
Tweet Week three of the Big Sky Conference football season is in the books and some teams got some needed wins this week to either save their season or help their season along. The biggest win of the week happened in Cheney Washington as the Eagles took down MVFC opponent Northern Iowa in a shootout. …
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TweetWhat the heck is “SotC”? State of the Conference. These are short 8 to 10 minute shows we will be doing every few weeks. Should be a different conference each week if I got my guess right. This week, it is the Big Sky. Kris & Lance go off roading after the normal show and …
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TweetOnce again I (FargoBison on AGS) have added the channel for each game that is on Direct TV. Lots of FCS action this week starting Thursday night. TV Guide: 9/15 Arkansas Pine Bluff at Alcorn 6:30 p.m. ESPNU/WatchESPN 208 9/16 Rhode Island at Harvard 6 p.m. Comcast CA 665 and NESN+ 628-1 9/17 North Dakota …
Tweet2015 Record: 4-7 (3-5) Key Returners: Joe Protheroe, Kori Garcia, Kyle Lewis, Khaleel Jenkins Key Losses: Willie Tucker, Stephen Pyle, Kaulin Blair, Chris Brown The Cal Poly Mustangs finished 4-7 last year despite having the country’s leading rushing offense. Last season they checked in with 387 yards per game, 40 yards more than the next …
