Running Division formerly known as I-AA playoff thread

They had to make it. There were barely enough teams with seven D-I wins to fill out the field of 16. Which explains why the CAA got four at-large teams in.

 

If there was an NIT for football, I guarantee Hofstra would have made it. And lost in the first round.

 

Fixed.

 

I don't know about that, they still looked good enough tonight.

 

Has Montana ever played a road playoff game before the championship?

 

I believe that the last time they were in the title game they did. Give me a sec, and I'll look it up.

 

In 2002, they lost on the road at McNeese State (according to ESPN at any rate) in the second round.

 

See you later, McNeese State.

You too, LSU.

 

Michigan's got a tough first-round game against App St.

 

Wofford beat App State, did they not?

Therefore Wofford > Michigan.

 

I've never seen a field so shiny like UMass'. Gotta love the fake grass.

I used to go to games there when they played UConn. That stadium was the most depressing concrete structure I've ever seen. Made you feel like you were watching a game in Kiev or Stalingrad.