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Re: 2019 End of Season Around the FCS, etc.

Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 2:08 pm
by sealhall74
NDSU survives thanks to some terrible clock management by JMU in the last two minutes.

Re: 2019 End of Season Around the FCS, etc.

Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 2:54 pm
by ST_Lawson
NDSU wins it 28-20. Freshman Trey Lance is also the first freshman and first MVFC player to win the Payton Award.

Thankfully for us, we don't play NDSU the next two years, so maybe by the time we do and he's a senior, he'll have done a grad transfer to an FBS or something.

Re: 2019 End of Season Around the FCS, etc.

Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 4:36 pm
by wiu712
Attendance for the championship game in Frisco, Texas = 17,866

Re: 2019 End of Season Around the FCS, etc.

Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:20 pm
by meganeck
ST_Lawson wrote: Sat Jan 11, 2020 2:54 pm NDSU wins it 28-20. Freshman Trey Lance is also the first freshman and first MVFC player to win the Payton Award.

Thankfully for us, we don't play NDSU the next two years, so maybe by the time we do and he's a senior, he'll have done a grad transfer to an FBS or something.
Seemed like this game was a battle of 2 philosophies - NDSU seems to go mainly building their program with high school players and James Madison seemed to have more transfers from Power 5 programs. I haven't compared rosters but just watching the game that is what it seemed like.

Also I wonder if NDSU will have a lot of turnover at QB, because anybody currently on the roster know they won't be playing the next 3 years.

Re: 2019 End of Season Around the FCS, etc.

Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2020 7:05 pm
by sealhall74
meganeck wrote: Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:20 pm
ST_Lawson wrote: Sat Jan 11, 2020 2:54 pm NDSU wins it 28-20. Freshman Trey Lance is also the first freshman and first MVFC player to win the Payton Award.

Thankfully for us, we don't play NDSU the next two years, so maybe by the time we do and he's a senior, he'll have done a grad transfer to an FBS or something.
Seemed like this game was a battle of 2 philosophies - NDSU seems to go mainly building their program with high school players and James Madison seemed to have more transfers from Power 5 programs. I haven't compared rosters but just watching the game that is what it seemed like.

Also I wonder if NDSU will have a lot of turnover at QB, because anybody currently on the roster know they won't be playing the next 3 years.
The kid is probably good enough to declare after his junior year.