FB: American Rivers Conference

[doolittledog]

The schools at which I've seen games: Albright, Augsburg, Benedictine, Bridgewater (Va.), Capital, Carnegie Mellon, Catholic, Central, Chicago, Coast Guard, Cortland State, Dickinson, Elmhurst, FDU-Florham, Franklin & Marshall, Frostburg State, Gallaudet, Gettysburg, Hampden-Sydney, Hardin-Simmons, Johns Hopkins, Kean, King's, Linfield, Lycoming, Macalester, Mary Hardin-Baylor, McDaniel, McMurry, Merchant Marine, Montclair State, Mount Union, Muhlenberg, New Jersey, North Central, Randolph-Macon, Rowan, RPI, Salisbury, Shenandoah, Springfield, St. John Fisher, St. Olaf, St. John's, Thiel, Trinity (Texas), Union, Ursinus, UW-Eau Claire, UW-Stout, UW-Whitewater, Wabash, Washington and Jefferson, Washington U., Wesley, Western Connecticut, Wheaton, Widener, Wilkes, Willamette, William Paterson, Williams, Worcester State.

States: MA, CT, NY, PA, NJ, DE, MD, DC, VA, MS, TX, OH, IN, IL, MO, WI, IA, MN, OR

It's like you really follow D3 for some reason

Now that you have come home to the midwest...I suspect the Minny, Whisky, Iowa...even IL states will pick up in your team count...hopefully anyway!!!

[badgerwarhawk]

The schools at which I’ve seen games: Albright, Augsburg, Benedictine, Bridgewater (Va.), Capital, Carnegie Mellon, Catholic, Central, Chicago, Coast Guard, Cortland State, Dickinson, Elmhurst, FDU-Florham, Franklin & Marshall, Frostburg State, Gallaudet, Gettysburg, Hampden-Sydney, Hardin-Simmons, Johns Hopkins, Kean, King’s, Linfield, Lycoming, Macalester, Mary Hardin-Baylor, McDaniel, McMurry, Merchant Marine, Montclair State, Mount Union, Muhlenberg, New Jersey, North Central, Randolph-Macon, Rowan, RPI, Salisbury, Shenandoah, Springfield, St. John Fisher, St. Olaf, St. John’s, Thiel, Trinity (Texas), Union, Ursinus, UW-Eau Claire, UW-Stout, UW-Whitewater, Wabash, Washington and Jefferson, Washington U., Wesley, Western Connecticut, Wheaton, Widener, Wilkes, Willamette, William Paterson, Williams, Worcester State.

States: MA, CT, NY, PA, NJ, DE, MD, DC, VA, MS, TX, OH, IN, IL, MO, WI, IA, MN, OR

Wouldn't it be easier and quicker for you to list schools and states in which you haven't seen a DIII football game?

[Fannosaurus Rex]

He got a late start so he will never get to see a DIII game at William Penn or Dayton like I have.

[Pat Coleman]

No, but nor will you see a game with Swarthmore or at Georgetown. I didn't list Georgetown but it was D-III when I was there last. Believe I saw Iona play when it was D-III too, but not 100% sure.

[Pat Coleman]

Wouldn't it be easier and quicker for you to list schools and states in which you haven't seen a DIII football game?

I've seen almost half of the D-III schools play but been in only about 30% of the stadiums.

[footballfan413]

I'm in, this looks like fun.

Salem Stadium, The Perk, UW-EC, UW-ST, UW-STP, UW-P, UW-RF, UW-OSH, UW-LC, Linfield, MaryHardin-Baylor, Lakeland, St. Norberts, Carleton, (St. Xaiver and St. Cloud are NAIA and D-2 so they don't count.) 

States:   Wisconsin, Texas, Oregon, Minnesota, Virginia,

On second thought, with 11 home play-off games the last 3 years and 2 this year, my list is wimpy!   Never mind..................

     

[BoBo]

There's already a thread under General Football called "just for fun" for this topic. 

[TheOne89.1]

Is it a case of Willis can win at Wartburg therefore he could win at Cornell?  Or is there more to it than that?

I think we can all agree there is more to winning a football game than a coach.  Obviously he has a big impact and maybe a winning coach like Willis could bring new ideas or philosophies to help get Cornell out of their slump.  But no coach is a magician who can leave a conference championship school one year and the next year go to an 0-fer school and have them win the conference.

[TheOne89.1]

24 hours and 21 min. til kickoff

Just printing up directions now.  200 miles and 3 hours 31 min. according to google maps.

[DutchFan2004]

Good luck tomorrow Knights.  I know you will represent the IIAC well. 

[Alfredeneumann]

Wartburg - UWW Game streaming INFO

http://www.pennatlantic.com/main.php?tableName=event&fileName=results&recordId=&module=event-results&orderBy=&searchIt=yes&sport=0&month=0&day=01&year=2006&conferenceId=0&schoolId=76

[Alfredeneumann]

WCF Courier article on Wartburg coordinators

http://wcfcourier.com/articles/2008/12/05/sports/local/10821880.txt

"Dettwiler, meanwhile, had eight starters returning from the Iowa Conference's stingiest defensive unit, but the pieces didn't fall into place until midway through the season.

"Honestly, the low point was against Cornell," he said. "It got pretty heated on the sideline and things weren't going the way we anticipated. There was a sit down with all of us afterward, almost like a come to Jesus meeting, talking about how we weren't satisfied."

[doolittledog]

There's already a thread under General Football called "just for fun" for this topic. 

Yeah, but that thread is more of a "how many teams have you seen" thread.  Not a "how many stadiums have you seen" thread.  You could have seen Central play every home game over the last 40 years and seen 50-60 different D3 teams but you would have never left Pella.  I was more interested in how many places people have gone to watch D3 football...and college football in general. 

Plus, not many from this board ever wander over there. 

[footballfan413]

There's already a thread under General Football called "just for fun" for this topic. 

Party pooper!   

[Alfredeneumann]

Doolitte - UNI outdoor O. R. Lathum or just the DOME?

Off the top of my head here's my list
Wart – Shield Stadium*,  Walston Hoover*
Luther *
Central *
Coe – Kingston Stadium*
Cornell
BV
UIU* – when they were d3
Huntingdon - W. James Samford, Jr. Stadium
Bethel*
St. Olaf
Gustavus
Augsburg
Concordia Moorhead


NON D3
UNI    O. R. Latham Stadium*, Uni-dome*
IOWA *
ISU   *
Drake *
Oklahoma
Nebraska *
Troy  - Movie Gallery Stadium
Wisconsin
Minnesota*
Colorado
Air Force
Concordia Seward


* Attended a game there