laxwyo said:Eeeeww, Idaho?
They struggle to fill a barn that can hold 15K people. They belong in the FCS, maybe lower.DINO said:I know, I know, I'm talking about schools that make more regional sense.
J-Rod said:They struggle to fill a barn that can hold 15K people. They belong in the FCS, maybe lower.DINO said:I know, I know, I'm talking about schools that make more regional sense.
DINO said:Great game to start the season...I couldn't help to think as I watched that there are a few teams in the Big Sky that could/should be a part of an expanded MWC eventually.
Montana certainly, along with Montana State, Idaho State, and even though they're not in the Big Sky I also see Idaho being part of the MWC as making some sense.
I'd trade a few of these schools for a Hawaii or a San Jose State.
Also: I'd love to see NDSU as a part of the MWC.
Cuttslam said:DINO said:Great game to start the season...I couldn't help to think as I watched that there are a few teams in the Big Sky that could/should be a part of an expanded MWC eventually.
Montana certainly, along with Montana State, Idaho State, and even though they're not in the Big Sky I also see Idaho being part of the MWC as making some sense.
I'd trade a few of these schools for a Hawaii or a San Jose State.
Also: I'd love to see NDSU as a part of the MWC.
Idaho State??? Have you lost your fucking mind?
MrTitleist said:My poor, Fireball soaked liver survived! Holy shit yesterday was awesome. So much fun. Probably the best game I've seen in person. Stitt f'ing brought it to the Bison. Rolling up almost 600 yards on one of the best defenses in FCS.. whooowheee. Great start to college football.
Now to find some water and some greasy tacos......
No, but we beat Montana last year with a first year head coach who changed the offensive philosophy from a spread to a power running offense. NDSU was also replacing a lot of starters.OrediggerPoke said:This is exactly why I was behind Stitt as the hire at Wyoming after DC was fired. (Although everyone here basically told me I was off my rocker)
I will say that I like the Bohl hire but what I have seen Stitt do over the years with far inferior talent is downright incredible. Mines often had the size and speed of a high school team yet set numerous D2 records on the offensive side of the ball. MInes endured 50 years of losing badly before Stitt arrived.
Think about this. Stitt inherited a power running team at Montana which is far from the type of team you would want to run his offense. In game 1, Stitt knocks off the 4 time defending National Champs that returns one of the best QBs in the country. Could Wyoming have beat NDSU last year? I would say unlikely.
This post is not a knock on Bohl as I am excited for the future of the program. But Stitt is one of the best coaching minds in the country and has been for years even if he was completely unnoticed by the general public. BTW, Stitt is not a Joe Glenn type of a coach either. There are many former Mines players that do not care for Stitt at all but they all do respect him as a coach and what he helped achieve.
OrediggerPoke said:This is exactly why I was behind Stitt as the hire at Wyoming after DC was fired. (Although everyone here basically told me I was off my rocker)
I will say that I like the Bohl hire but what I have seen Stitt do over the years with far inferior talent is downright incredible. Mines often had the size and speed of a high school team yet set numerous D2 records on the offensive side of the ball. MInes endured 50 years of losing badly before Stitt arrived.
Think about this. Stitt inherited a power running team at Montana which is far from the type of team you would want to run his offense. In game 1, Stitt knocks off the 4 time defending National Champs that returns one of the best QBs in the country. Could Wyoming have beat NDSU last year? I would say unlikely.
This post is not a knock on Bohl as I am excited for the future of the program. But Stitt is one of the best coaching minds in the country and has been for years even if he was completely unnoticed by the general public. BTW, Stitt is not a Joe Glenn type of a coach either. There are many former Mines players that do not care for Stitt at all but they all do respect him as a coach and what he helped achieve.
Montana did lose to NDSU in Fargo last year by 12. To me, it looked like Montana's D really stepped up in this game.Wyo2dal said:OrediggerPoke said:This is exactly why I was behind Stitt as the hire at Wyoming after DC was fired. (Although everyone here basically told me I was off my rocker)
I will say that I like the Bohl hire but what I have seen Stitt do over the years with far inferior talent is downright incredible. Mines often had the size and speed of a high school team yet set numerous D2 records on the offensive side of the ball. MInes endured 50 years of losing badly before Stitt arrived.
Think about this. Stitt inherited a power running team at Montana which is far from the type of team you would want to run his offense. In game 1, Stitt knocks off the 4 time defending National Champs that returns one of the best QBs in the country. Could Wyoming have beat NDSU last year? I would say unlikely.
This post is not a knock on Bohl as I am excited for the future of the program. But Stitt is one of the best coaching minds in the country and has been for years even if he was completely unnoticed by the general public. BTW, Stitt is not a Joe Glenn type of a coach either. There are many former Mines players that do not care for Stitt at all but they all do respect him as a coach and what he helped achieve.
So your saying the Montana team from a year ago that couldn't beat Wyoming is that different today? It only took one year for them to change that much?
OrediggerPoke said:This is exactly why I was behind Stitt as the hire at Wyoming after DC was fired. (Although everyone here basically told me I was off my rocker)
I will say that I like the Bohl hire but what I have seen Stitt do over the years with far inferior talent is downright incredible. Mines often had the size and speed of a high school team yet set numerous D2 records on the offensive side of the ball. MInes endured 50 years of losing badly before Stitt arrived.
Think about this. Stitt inherited a power running team at Montana which is far from the type of team you would want to run his offense. In game 1, Stitt knocks off the 4 time defending National Champs that returns one of the best QBs in the country. Could Wyoming have beat NDSU last year? I would say unlikely.
This post is not a knock on Bohl as I am excited for the future of the program. But Stitt is one of the best coaching minds in the country and has been for years even if he was completely unnoticed by the general public. BTW, Stitt is not a Joe Glenn type of a coach either. There are many former Mines players that do not care for Stitt at all but they all do respect him as a coach and what he helped achieve.
JimmyDimes said:I like Stitt, but did not care for his aggressive play-calling the first half. Good win for Montana.