It looks like Oxy won 17-0.

http://athletics.menlo.edu/fullstory.php?fp=3397

Quote from: desertcat1 on November 18, 2006, 05:30:41 PM
INT   rats  wins     OXY  0 & 3  nwc

I guess when you selectively eliminate Willamette, Lewis & Clark and Puget Sound, Oxy is, in fact, 0-3 against the NWC.

Quote from: (509)Rat on November 18, 2006, 06:05:06 PMI think this game showed that Whitworth was a much better team than Oxy. 

I think you were watching or listening to a different game than the rest of us.  Those were two evenly matched teams.  It's week #10 in the season -- I don't think Joel Clark was the only player on the field (or off the field) who was banged up.

Huge defensive play for Oxy.  Time for the offense to capitalize.

Quote from: Bulldog4Life on January 18, 2006, 01:25:09 AM
One thing that perturbs me is that if Maynard leaves, who is the premier coach in the SCIAC?  People can argue for Oxy, but they have yet to do it over a prolonged time.  The NWC had Frosty and now Locey, the obvious ones are Gags and Kehres from the nation.  in our football world where would happen to that distinction?  Long Live the Bulldogs!

There seems to be a popular misconception around here that Oxy just came up out of nowhere in the last few years.  Since 1983, they have had 8 SCIAC championships and 1 year were co-champs (for 9 SCIAC titles).  In that same period, Redlands has 9 SCIAC titles.  Coach Widolff has been winning at Oxy for a long time now, including some very dominating years in the 1980s (titles in 83, 84, 85, 87, 88, 89).

Quote from: back2back on November 19, 2005, 10:44:31 PM
I've gotta agree with Foss and OC. Oxy was just plain outmanned today. But, the conference is weak and that's been repeatedly proven over the years. Their fans were a bit cranky, too, and not happy with the pelting they took today at the Catdome.

As for the QB, he's outstanding, probably second best in the nation. Put him in purple and white and he could actually go somewhere in the playoffs.

Most of the Linfield fans here are classy people.  I guess there's always one exception.

I must commend Linfield on a terrific game -- those guys fight hard.  I would be shocked if anybody keeps it close with them in the playoffs.  They really seem to be peaking.

Also, congrats to the Oxy players and coaches on a terrific season.  For the second straight year, it took the best team in D3 to end their season.  I have no doubt they'll be back in the playoffs next season.  Perhaps the 3rd time consecutive time will be the charm!

P.S.  Kudos to the Linfield fans.  I expected to come to this forum and see some trash talking, but was pleasantly surprised to find the fans commending this year's team.  Best of luck the rest of the way.

Quote from: catfan on November 19, 2005, 03:13:07 PM
Touchdown Cats!  7-0

Where are you listening to this?  Oxy feed isn't working, can't find Linfield one.

Quote from: OxyFan21 on November 19, 2005, 03:07:19 PM
Anybody having luck getting the Oxy broadcast?  I'm listening on the Linfield broadcast...

Where can I find the Linfield broadcast?

Anybody else having problems with the audio from OxyBroadcast.com?  Is Linfield broadcasting this as well?

Quote from: Linfield Beancounter on November 14, 2005, 10:54:40 PM
Kenneth my man....as you have all year wrong, you're looking at the wrong side of the ball.  Oxy has to figure out a way to slow Linfield down.    Collins had a nice day statistically (much of it in garbage time) last season in the playoffs....but his team still lost by four touchdowns.

What are you talking about?  Collins was building those stats when Oxy built a 17-7 lead against Linfield.  Linfield responded well, but I believe I'm correct in saying that Oxy was the only team in the playoffs to build a 10 point lead against Linfield -- and it wasn't done in garbage time.

Quote from: OxyBob on November 13, 2005, 03:40:05 PM
>>We can scream on here all we want, but I know Coach Widolff won't let them feel sorry for themselves.<<

I don't see what the big deal is all about. The Tigers are 9-0, and they are No. 14 in total offense and No. 13 in scoring. Individually Andy Collins is 11th in passing efficiency and 11th in total offense, and Josh Jones is 12th in receptions per game. Linfield is a mighty opponent, but I'm sure Oxy will be up to the challenge, just like they were last year.

As for the guy from West Yucapia State University who's taking shots at the Tigers, Oxy is 19-2 the past two years while his team is a rancid 8-9. Let him wallow in his bitterness and memories of long past football glory.

Io Triumphe!
Eat 'em up, Tigers!

OxyBob

Oxy will hold their own.  As I've said before, Linfield should be pissed too.  I was planning on driving 4.5 hours to LA to catch the first round Oxy game, but flying to Portland for Linfield is out of the budget.  I wish I could be there to root on the Tigers in Round #1!

Quote from: Sabretooth Tiger on November 13, 2005, 03:17:06 PM
No sense in complaining about it.  The Tigers gave Linfield the best game in the playoffs last year didn't they?  (Cat fans feel free to comment).  And the game will be decided next Saturday on the field.  On any given Saturday . . .

GO OXY TIGERS!!

IO TRIUMPHE!

2nd best.  But Oxy will come ready to play.

Quote from: RFB on November 13, 2005, 01:55:08 PM
Oxyfan,

Just a little playful ribbing. Oxy did get screwed but they now get to see what Redlands had to face when they made the playoffs. This exact scenario has happened in their four playoff apperances(90,92,02,03). It is tough to have to play the best team in the West and country on the road.

Exactly.  The selection committee has no respect for the west coast, and even less respect for California teams.  Redlands got the short end of the stick in past seasons, and Oxy (and Linfield) got the short end of the stick this season.  From their perspective, imagine their surprise after winning the Stagg Bowl, going start to finish as #1, and playing the #5/6 team in the first round.  The committee who made these pairings is a joke.

Yeah, we assumed Redlands would be good this season.