oh i totally agree, a strong(in all aspects of the game) plymouth st would have went in to the mount and won 112-3

The triple option isnt called an A B option. On every play, if every block is hit( cut blocks not straight up power blocks), then every play can be a touchdown. Shut down the A and B gaps, or the fullback game and then that still leaves two more options. Im sure you have the schooling to understand this. The other two options pitch the ball or keep the ball. I dont know if a runningback who apparently averaged around 25 yards per carry on 8 carries can be caught by even the ''faster'' curry team. There is a reason that maine maritime put up 76 points, that isnt a fluke. Im assuming that you have played against an option team defensively. And hey if you wouldnt mind looking it up, who won the last contest between these two teams just out of curiosity?

you know nothing of the triple option, another ignorant curry or plymouth fan. The a and b gaps huh, you think coast guard would have realized that and not allowed 740 rushing yards, a d2,3 record. And curry is allowing more rushing yards than you think. its around 100 and mma will turn that into 400. Once again you know nothing of the triple option, when it is on it can not be stopped and any reply you have to that i am glad to hear out

now this was a game i was fortunate enough to be at, being an alumnus of MMA class of 81', I live in the area and was very excited to be attending the game. Coast Guard seemed to keep their first string in the entire game, while MMA put their second and even third string guys in. So say what you want about the points it most likely could have been around 95+ to 40 if maine had kept their first string in the entire game. I dont see curry or plymouth putting up even close to those numbers against a much weaker schedule.

ok ill start off saying that things are starting to shape up for the conference championship. Curry had their big test in plymouth and seemed to get by that hump quite easily. They will be a good representative of the Boyd side of the division and a tough matchup for anyone.

On the other side of the division which no one here ever seems to talk about is Maine Maritime. Everyone likes to talk about Curry and PLymouth on here. PLymouth had their glory last year, this year i have seen nothing impressive from them at all. And yes nonline glory im sure your team could take on mount union away but be honest with yourself that curry looked much better.

Anyways Maine maritime from the scores and numbers they are putting up in my opinion are the team to beat. 76 points and over 700 yards is absolutely rediculous. Good luck stopping a running attack like that. I thought they were stricly an option team? but i have seen some i formation out of them. Anyways start paying attention to the bogan side of the division folks because currys offense is not going to be able to carry them anymore, and maine maritimes offense is a force to be wreckoned with. and dont forget maritime is also top two in sacks in the league so like i said pay attention and get on the band wagon if your smart..

the 6 3 wide receiver or around that size is clearly not only found with that one receiver, take benoit from westfield, dont know exactly how tall he is but he was a d 1 transfer i believe and yeah it does take a toll on teams, especially in the nefc, where i find particularly weak corner backs. There is not a team that i can say could match up with that size of receiver and effectively shut them down. There are also two large wide recievers for maine maritime, but you cant really take that into account since i believe they run the triple option exclusively. The tight end from mit a year ago was 6'7 i believe and he was extremely effective. Bottom line is there really is no answer to an athletic tall wide receiver at this level, and teams need to aim to recruit more of them

ok the talk about maine getting an ecac bowl game is wrong. They are not eligible due to the fact they played a 10 game schedule. So if they win they go on if they lose the season is over. \

Should be a good game this weekend may the best team win

your absolutely right diesel wr 84. It seems that no one is really taking anyone seriously except psu. Well i think the championship should be interesting with what i predict a nice cold one in maine.

Plymouth over endicott
Salve over Nichols
Westfield over Mass
Maine over Worcester st
MIT over Curry
UMD over Wnec
Fitchburg over Coast guard
Framingham over Bridgewater

I went 7-1 on the weekend as well..

Surprise on the endicott game but as everyone knows anything can happen at any time. For example rivalry games seem to always be close no matter the teams records which keep things interesting. Who wants to see a blowout anyways.

On a side note its nice to see that the nefc contains 4 of the top rushers in the country. Especially in a time more focused on the pass game.

Hello everyone im new to this site but i have been a long time new england area football fan. I like how the leagues been doing this year, especially with some strong emerging teams. Anyways here are my picks for the week.
Bogan
Bridgewater st over Fitchburg 27-20-Bridgewaters pass coverage holds strong in the final drive.

Maine Maritime over Westfield 36-24- I mean who can stop maines rushing attack right now with well over 300 yards a game, but westfield throws for 3 scores in the contest.

Coast Guard defeats mass maritime 32-7 Coast guard just too much for mass

Framingham over worster st. 28-24 Turnovers will decide this one

Boyd

Nichols college over endicott 22-14 Endicott is in a development stage, nichols wins on the final drive

Mass Dartmouth over MIT 26-14 MIT finally faces a legitimate defense and cant get their offense rolling

Curry over Salve Regina 36-7 Curry is once again too strong for most

Plymouth state over WNEC 28-14 Passing attack very strong for WNEC but not nearly enough