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BryanHall
11/26/2019 7:00 PM
If the Cats hadn't fumbled a couple of times, this would be rout in the middle of the first quarter. I feel bad for Nelson, he isn't that bad of a QB based on what I've seen in the past. The transition away from the Bowden model is painful to watch.
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cbus cat fan
11/26/2019 9:08 PM
Perhaps the next time Coach Terry Bowden is asked about what he thinks of the current state of the Zips, he might break into song singing Toby Keith's, "How Do You Like Me Now!"
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MonroeClassmate
11/26/2019 9:34 PM
Nelson had one great game--too bad it had to be against the Bobcats to knock us out of contention two years ago. He really hasn't done much since--the Akron fans I talked to were not very high on him.
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UpSan Bobcat
11/26/2019 9:57 PM
Akron's offensive line is horrible.
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OUbobcat9092
11/26/2019 10:02 PM
Ohio outgains Akron 603-74 tonight??
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Pataskala
11/26/2019 10:35 PM
OUbobcat9092 wrote:expand_more
Ohio outgains Akron 603-74 tonight??
That's about right. I doubt that Akron had more than a half-dozen first downs.
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Victory
11/27/2019 3:55 PM
My algorithm's calculation of the worst ever strength of records in FBS/1A history. Akron played in the MAC East and gave UMass its only win of the year OOC.

1 2019 Akron -27.64
2 1994 Ohio -27.60
3 1989 Kent St. -27.21
4 1993 Kent St. -26.64
5 1989 New Mexico St. -26.48
6 2009 EMU -26.47
7 1990 Fullerton St. -26.32
8 1997 Arkansas St. -26.20
9 1979 Penn -25.95
10 1981 EMU -25.88
11 2004 UCF -25.86
12 1987 New Mexico -25.82
13 1998 Hawaii -25.76
14 2007 Idaho -25.61
15 2013 Miami -25.48
16 1996 New Mexico St. -25.33
17 2004 WMU -25.25
18 2006 FIU -25.10
19 2012 New Mexico St. -25.07
20 1992 Louisiana -25.02
21 1982 Kent St. -24.99
22 2017 UTEP -24.96
23 2005 New Mexico St. -24.92
24 2014 Georgia St. -24.84
25 1980 Arkansas St. -24.62
Last Edited: 11/28/2019 2:18:22 PM by Victory
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MonroeClassmate
11/27/2019 5:20 PM
Victory wrote:expand_more
My algorithm's calculation of the worst ever strength of records in FBS history. Akron played in the MAC East and gave UMass its only win of the year OOC.

1 2019 Akron -27.64
2 1994 Ohio -27.60
3 1989 Kent St. -27.21
4 1993 Kent St. -26.64
5 1989 New Mexico St. -26.48
6 2009 EMU -26.47
7 1990 Fullerton St. -26.32
8 1997 Arkansas St. -26.20
9 1979 Penn -25.95
10 1981 EMU -25.88
11 2004 UCF -25.86
12 1987 New Mexico -25.82
13 1998 Hawaii -25.76
14 2007 Idaho -25.61
15 2013 Miami -25.48
16 1996 New Mexico St. -25.33
17 2004 WMU -25.25
18 2006 FIU -25.10
19 2012 New Mexico St. -25.07
20 1992 Louisiana -25.02
21 1982 Kent St. -24.99
22 2017 UTEP -24.96
23 2005 New Mexico St. -24.92
24 2014 Georgia St. -24.84
25 1980 Arkansas St. -24.62
In 2013 Miami is the worst in the nation and; six years later, they win the MAC east. With a potential 2 game lead over the tied for seconds Bulls and Bobcats, beating both, one on it's home field to a sellout televised crowd. Draw your own conclusions to that turnaround.

In 1994, was OHIO at least ranked the top party school offering us some consolation?
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Victory
11/28/2019 2:16 PM
MonroeClassmate wrote:expand_more
My algorithm's calculation of the worst ever strength of records in FBS history. Akron played in the MAC East and gave UMass its only win of the year OOC.

1 2019 Akron -27.64
2 1994 Ohio -27.60
3 1989 Kent St. -27.21
4 1993 Kent St. -26.64
5 1989 New Mexico St. -26.48
6 2009 EMU -26.47
7 1990 Fullerton St. -26.32
8 1997 Arkansas St. -26.20
9 1979 Penn -25.95
10 1981 EMU -25.88
11 2004 UCF -25.86
12 1987 New Mexico -25.82
13 1998 Hawaii -25.76
14 2007 Idaho -25.61
15 2013 Miami -25.48
16 1996 New Mexico St. -25.33
17 2004 WMU -25.25
18 2006 FIU -25.10
19 2012 New Mexico St. -25.07
20 1992 Louisiana -25.02
21 1982 Kent St. -24.99
22 2017 UTEP -24.96
23 2005 New Mexico St. -24.92
24 2014 Georgia St. -24.84
25 1980 Arkansas St. -24.62
In 2013 Miami is the worst in the nation and; six years later, they win the MAC east. With a potential 2 game lead over the tied for seconds Bulls and Bobcats, beating both, one on it's home field to a sellout televised crowd. Draw your own conclusions to that turnaround.

In 1994, was OHIO at least ranked the top party school offering us some consolation?
I don't know about party rankings but we did have a basketball team that won the Preseason NIT and was ranked around #12 right around the same time that season ended.
Last Edited: 11/28/2019 2:16:46 PM by Victory
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Victory
11/28/2019 2:20 PM
Looking at that list the bottom of the MAC had really cornered the market on playing bad football at the highest division level in the late 80's and early to mid 90's. I don't know if the MAC's reputation has even lived that down yet.
Last Edited: 11/28/2019 2:21:43 PM by Victory
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Pataskala
11/29/2019 8:37 PM
MonroeClassmate wrote:expand_more
My algorithm's calculation of the worst ever strength of records in FBS history. Akron played in the MAC East and gave UMass its only win of the year OOC.

1 2019 Akron -27.64
2 1994 Ohio -27.60
3 1989 Kent St. -27.21
4 1993 Kent St. -26.64
5 1989 New Mexico St. -26.48
6 2009 EMU -26.47
7 1990 Fullerton St. -26.32
8 1997 Arkansas St. -26.20
9 1979 Penn -25.95
10 1981 EMU -25.88
11 2004 UCF -25.86
12 1987 New Mexico -25.82
13 1998 Hawaii -25.76
14 2007 Idaho -25.61
15 2013 Miami -25.48
16 1996 New Mexico St. -25.33
17 2004 WMU -25.25
18 2006 FIU -25.10
19 2012 New Mexico St. -25.07
20 1992 Louisiana -25.02
21 1982 Kent St. -24.99
22 2017 UTEP -24.96
23 2005 New Mexico St. -24.92
24 2014 Georgia St. -24.84
25 1980 Arkansas St. -24.62
In 2013 Miami is the worst in the nation and; six years later, they win the MAC east. With a potential 2 game lead over the tied for seconds Bulls and Bobcats, beating both, one on it's home field to a sellout televised crowd. Draw your own conclusions to that turnaround.
One reason why I think Chuck Martin will be off to a "P" school before year's end.
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L.C.
11/30/2019 10:35 AM
Not only is Akron really bad, their football team is pretty awful, too. ;)
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colobobcat66
11/30/2019 11:19 AM
Pataskala wrote:expand_more
My algorithm's calculation of the worst ever strength of records in FBS history. Akron played in the MAC East and gave UMass its only win of the year OOC.

1 2019 Akron -27.64
2 1994 Ohio -27.60
3 1989 Kent St. -27.21
4 1993 Kent St. -26.64
5 1989 New Mexico St. -26.48
6 2009 EMU -26.47
7 1990 Fullerton St. -26.32
8 1997 Arkansas St. -26.20
9 1979 Penn -25.95
10 1981 EMU -25.88
11 2004 UCF -25.86
12 1987 New Mexico -25.82
13 1998 Hawaii -25.76
14 2007 Idaho -25.61
15 2013 Miami -25.48
16 1996 New Mexico St. -25.33
17 2004 WMU -25.25
18 2006 FIU -25.10
19 2012 New Mexico St. -25.07
20 1992 Louisiana -25.02
21 1982 Kent St. -24.99
22 2017 UTEP -24.96
23 2005 New Mexico St. -24.92
24 2014 Georgia St. -24.84
25 1980 Arkansas St. -24.62
In 2013 Miami is the worst in the nation and; six years later, they win the MAC east. With a potential 2 game lead over the tied for seconds Bulls and Bobcats, beating both, one on it's home field to a sellout televised crowd. Draw your own conclusions to that turnaround.
One reason why I think Chuck Martin will be off to a "P" school before year's end.
I don’t know if Martin is getting that job, but he sure knows how to win close games. They are really bad offensively, but it gets the job done. I don’t think the last 2 games are going to help his resume any.
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