(01-21-2015 04:29 PM)GO Coogs GO!!! Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 02:52 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  Extra credit if you highlight the wins and losses?

Since 1997 (1st Year in 1A) Marshall is 58-64 against teams not named.....

Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Florida International, Kent State, Northern Illinois, Ohio, Rice, Toledo, Tulane, UAB, Western Michigan.

#murderersrow

Excellent post. Just as I thought. A bunch of win padding but not much else.

(01-21-2015 04:45 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 04:29 PM)GO Coogs GO!!! Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 02:52 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  Extra credit if you highlight the wins and losses?

Since 1997 (1st Year in 1A) Marshall is 58-64 against teams not named.....

Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Florida International, Kent State, Northern Illinois, Ohio, Rice, Toledo, Tulane, UAB, Western Michigan.

#murderersrow

Excellent post. Just as I thought. A bunch of win padding but not much else.

Oh its worse if you dig deeper. I just didn't look at teams they didn't have 3 or more wins against. Plenty of 1-0 or 2-0 against teams like....

Hofstra, Liberty, Rhode Island, SE Missouri St, Gardner Webb (who the heck is that?.....) and on and on.....

Since 1997: 7-24 versus current P5 teams.

Very little substance to their inflated record.

(01-21-2015 10:27 AM)Herd_fever Wrote:  I'm sorry but outside of Cincy, Navy, UCF, and ECU, no other AAC team really has any appeal either. Nationally people don't give 2 ***** about Temple football, UCONN football, USF, plus the empty stadium schools of Tulane, Tulsa, Houston, Memphis, and SMU

My proposal is all about settling the G5 debate on the field. Bring back old rivalries

LMAO! UCONN FB? TEMPLE FB? Empty stadium schools?

You do realize that an athletic CONFERENCE is about a lot more than what one school does in one sport.

UCONN Hoops is the bellcow of AAC basketball. Name me a CUSA school that invests in their coaches like SMU. Temple Basketball is one of the Top 10 winningest programs of All-Time.

Are you high?

Go away, Marshall fan.

(01-21-2015 10:59 AM)DowdyPirate Wrote:  And this has been proposed by message board users since the 90's, but it still hasn't happened. Weird huh?

To the OP. No thanks. UCF and our fanbase have no interest in ever sharing a conference with Marshall again.

(01-21-2015 04:29 PM)apex_pirate Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 12:11 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 11:21 AM)Herd_fever Wrote:  No interest in flying into Huntington but you have interest in flying in the even smaller Greenville, NC??

Simple answer:
Yes.

To the Herd poster: The airport maybe (I have no clue)...but the City of Greenville is twice the size of Huntington. The surrounding area is also VASTLY more populated.

Plus less risk of being stoned down my moonshine crazed hillbillies. It's a win-win

(01-21-2015 04:59 PM)GO Coogs GO!!! Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 04:45 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 04:29 PM)GO Coogs GO!!! Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 02:52 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  Extra credit if you highlight the wins and losses?

Since 1997 (1st Year in 1A) Marshall is 58-64 against teams not named.....

Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Florida International, Kent State, Northern Illinois, Ohio, Rice, Toledo, Tulane, UAB, Western Michigan.

#murderersrow

Excellent post. Just as I thought. A bunch of win padding but not much else.

Oh its worse if you dig deeper. I just didn't look at teams they didn't have 3 or more wins against. Plenty of 1-0 or 2-0 against teams like....

Hofstra, Liberty, Rhode Island, SE Missouri St, Gardner Webb (who the heck is that?.....) and on and on.....

Since 1997: 7-24 versus current P5 teams.

Very little substance to their inflated record.

Gardner Webb is a small private school in NC west of Charlotte. I think they are usually pretty bad even for FCS standards

(01-21-2015 11:21 AM)Herd_fever Wrote:  No interest in flying into Huntington but you have interest in flying in the even smaller Greenville, NC??

Are you talking about the airport?

Thanks but no thanks

(01-21-2015 10:46 AM)tnzazz Wrote:  Memphis stadium wasn't empty. Granted, the LB is too large for us. I bet we average 40,000 - 45,000 next year.

As far as your plan goes, it doesn't make sense for the AAC to do that. It would be more mouths to feed with no additional money.

Are there any plans to build Memphis a new stadium on campus?

TX

(01-22-2015 01:09 AM)texcane1982 Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 10:46 AM)tnzazz Wrote:  Memphis stadium wasn't empty. Granted, the LB is too large for us. I bet we average 40,000 - 45,000 next year.

As far as your plan goes, it doesn't make sense for the AAC to do that. It would be more mouths to feed with no additional money.

Are there any plans to build Memphis a new stadium on campus?

TX

I wish. But as long as we can use city stadiums they will. It's always been that way for Memphis.

just saw this disgusting list and configuration, I would rather shut down our athletics completely than have to play terrible schools like Middle Tennessee, Western Kentucky and Southern Miss again. All garbage schools, we worked so hard to move up why on earth would we want to take a step down? These threads are getting more and more ridiculous.

(01-22-2015 01:28 AM)GreenWave16 Wrote:  just saw this disgusting list and configuration, I would rather shut down our athletics completely then have to play terrible schools like Middle Tennessee, Western Kentucky and Southern Miss again. All garbage schools, we worked so hard to move up why on earth would we want to take a step down? These threads are getting more and more ridiculous.

The difference between then and than is very important in this situation....

(01-22-2015 01:09 AM)texcane1982 Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 10:46 AM)tnzazz Wrote:  Memphis stadium wasn't empty. Granted, the LB is too large for us. I bet we average 40,000 - 45,000 next year.

As far as your plan goes, it doesn't make sense for the AAC to do that. It would be more mouths to feed with no additional money.

Are there any plans to build Memphis a new stadium on campus?

TX

Touchy subject, but as of now the LB will remain home. Of course the LB has been renovated and is looking good compared to several years ago. Not a bad seat in the house, good tailgating, and it's not far from campus. They are also planning a lot of mixed use development next to it.

(01-22-2015 04:14 AM)Kruciff Wrote:  

(01-22-2015 01:28 AM)GreenWave16 Wrote:  just saw this disgusting list and configuration, I would rather shut down our athletics completely then have to play terrible schools like Middle Tennessee, Western Kentucky and Southern Miss again. All garbage schools, we worked so hard to move up why on earth would we want to take a step down? These threads are getting more and more ridiculous.

The difference between then and than is very important in this situation....

I must have gotten all worked up and did not pay attention, thanks for noticing.

(01-21-2015 04:14 PM)GO Coogs GO!!! Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 02:52 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  Extra credit if you highlight the wins and losses?

Marshall W/L 1997-2014

5-2 Akron
1-0 Appalachian St
1-0 Army
3-0 Ball State
5-3 Bowling Green
6-0 Buffalo
1-0 BYU
4-0 C.Michigan
1-3 Cincinnati
1-0 Clemson
4-6 ECU
2-0 E.Michigan
0-1 Florida
2-0 Florida Atl
3-0 Fla Intl
1-0 Gardner Webb
0-1 Georgia
2-0 Hofstra
2-2 Houston
1-0 Illinois St.
1-2 Kansas St
7-0 Kent
1-0 LaTech
1-0 Liberty
3-0 Louisville
1-0 Maryland
1-0 Massachusetts
5-2 Memphis
0-1 Miami FL
8-2 Miami OH
0-1 Michigan St
1-1 Middle Tenn
0-1 Mississippi
0-1 New Hampshire
0-1 N.Carolina
3-0 N.Iliinois
10-4 Ohio
0-2 Ohio St
1-0 Old Dominion
0-1 Purdue
1-0 Rhode Island
4-2 Rice
1-0 S.Carolina
1-0 SE Missouri St.
2-2 SMU
5-5 S.Mississippi
1-0 S.Illinois
1-0 Temple
0-2 Tennessee
4-3 Toledo
2-2 Troy State
4-0 Tulane
1-4 Tulsa
8-2 UAB
3-8 UCF
2-2 UTEP
1-0 UTSA
0-5 VaTech
1-0 W.Carolina
1-0 W.Illinois
5-1 W.Michigan
0-1 Wisconsin
0-1 W.Kentucky
1-7 WVU
1-0 William & Mary
1-0 Wofford
1-0 Youngstown St

I didn’t think you would actually take the time to do such "Reputable" work….

(01-21-2015 10:01 AM)Herd_fever Wrote:  I have been proposing this for months now. The G5 conferences need to come together and form 4 16 team conferences and the Top 2 G5 champions need to come together and play for the right to play in the Access bowl. My conferences goes as follows

NONSENSE

I honestly feel this would be the best option to settle the G5 debate, let the teams just settle it on the field. Obviously the AAC and the MW would be the stronger of the 2 conferences each year. But if we just settle it on the field instead of the message board back and forth, College football would be enjoyable again

I'm sorry, I must have missed the motivation for anyone in The American to go backwards and be a part of some hodgepodge of garbage like this.

This thread belongs in smack. The only legitimate post I would entertain would be putting all the CUSA and Sun Belt schools located in Texas, Arkansas, and New Mexico together in the same conference. Otherwise, send it to the dumpster!

(01-21-2015 04:14 PM)GO Coogs GO!!! Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 02:52 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  Extra credit if you highlight the wins and losses?

Marshall W/L 1997-2014

5-2 Akron
1-0 Appalachian St
1-0 Army
3-0 Ball State
5-3 Bowling Green
6-0 Buffalo
1-0 BYU
4-0 C.Michigan
1-3 Cincinnati
1-0 Clemson
4-6 ECU
2-0 E.Michigan
0-1 Florida
2-0 Florida Atl
3-0 Fla Intl
1-0 Gardner Webb
0-1 Georgia
2-0 Hofstra
2-2 Houston
1-0 Illinois St.
1-2 Kansas St
7-0 Kent
1-0 LaTech
1-0 Liberty
3-0 Louisville
1-0 Maryland
1-0 Massachusetts
5-2 Memphis
0-1 Miami FL
8-2 Miami OH
0-1 Michigan St
1-1 Middle Tenn
0-1 Mississippi
0-1 New Hampshire
0-1 N.Carolina
3-0 N.Iliinois
10-4 Ohio
0-2 Ohio St
1-0 Old Dominion
0-1 Purdue
1-0 Rhode Island
4-2 Rice
1-0 S.Carolina
1-0 SE Missouri St.
2-2 SMU
5-5 S.Mississippi
1-0 S.Illinois
1-0 Temple
0-2 Tennessee
4-3 Toledo
2-2 Troy State
4-0 Tulane
1-4 Tulsa
8-2 UAB
3-8 UCF
2-2 UTEP
1-0 UTSA
0-5 VaTech
1-0 W.Carolina
1-0 W.Illinois
5-1 W.Michigan
0-1 Wisconsin
0-1 W.Kentucky
1-7 WVU
1-0 William & Mary
1-0 Wofford
1-0 Youngstown St

what year did this win occur

(01-22-2015 06:15 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 04:14 PM)GO Coogs GO!!! Wrote:  

(01-21-2015 02:52 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  Extra credit if you highlight the wins and losses?

Marshall W/L 1997-2014

5-2 Akron
1-0 Appalachian St
1-0 Army
3-0 Ball State
5-3 Bowling Green
6-0 Buffalo
1-0 BYU
4-0 C.Michigan
1-3 Cincinnati
1-0 Clemson
4-6 ECU
2-0 E.Michigan
0-1 Florida
2-0 Florida Atl
3-0 Fla Intl
1-0 Gardner Webb
0-1 Georgia
2-0 Hofstra
2-2 Houston
1-0 Illinois St.
1-2 Kansas St
7-0 Kent
1-0 LaTech
1-0 Liberty
3-0 Louisville
1-0 Maryland
1-0 Massachusetts
5-2 Memphis
0-1 Miami FL
8-2 Miami OH
0-1 Michigan St
1-1 Middle Tenn
0-1 Mississippi
0-1 New Hampshire
0-1 N.Carolina
3-0 N.Iliinois
10-4 Ohio
0-2 Ohio St
1-0 Old Dominion
0-1 Purdue
1-0 Rhode Island
4-2 Rice
1-0 S.Carolina
1-0 SE Missouri St.
2-2 SMU
5-5 S.Mississippi
1-0 S.Illinois
1-0 Temple
0-2 Tennessee
4-3 Toledo
2-2 Troy State
4-0 Tulane
1-4 Tulsa
8-2 UAB
3-8 UCF
2-2 UTEP
1-0 UTSA
0-5 VaTech
1-0 W.Carolina
1-0 W.Illinois
5-1 W.Michigan
0-1 Wisconsin
0-1 W.Kentucky
1-7 WVU
1-0 William & Mary
1-0 Wofford
1-0 Youngstown St

what year did this win occur

I didn't notice it, but yea Marshall has never beat WVU