TweetOh right…there’s still football. There’s one game left…the big one, the showdown in Frisco, the grandaddy of them…wait, sorry, that’s a different one. I’m pretty sure this is the matchup that the playoff committee had in their minds when they set up this year’s bracket. Defending FCS champion and currently undefeated #1 James Madison Dukes …
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TweetAlright…semifinals time…heavy hitters turning things up a notch. Was NDSU going to be able to shut down Sam Houston State’s strong passing attack (spoiler alert…they did). Well, at least the SDSU at James Madison game had the potential to be a close, exciting…um….oh come on. Can’t we get some exciting football? At least the Celebration …
TweetSemifinals…the penultimate weekend of football in the FCS…or as it would be known in the FBS…the entire playoff bracket. Thankfully we have a real playoff bracket to determine our champion. Whatever your disagreements are with which teams should have gotten the last few at-large spots, I think we can all agree that this is a …
TweetThank you to our friend superman7515 on AGS for stepping and providing us some CAA recaps for this week. Three weeks into the season and the CAA picture is as transparent as testimony on a politicians’ private email server. It was all home cooking this past weekend as the home teams went 9-0, 10-0 …
TweetIn week two the CAA continues to show itself as one of the premier FCS conferences. Going 8-3 over the weekend with two of the losses coming from FBS opponents, and the last one from an inter-conference game. Temple 38 Stony Brook 0 Stony Brook put up 133 total yards of offense, and gave the …
TweetThe 2016 CAA season officially kicked off with an impressive slate of non-conference games Thursday night. First year head coach Joe Harasymiak, and his Maine Black Bears squad, gave their old Yankee conference rivals, the Huskies of UConn, quite a scare. Quarterback Dan Collins led the team in yards with a 19/33 passing effort that …
