South Region playoffs

Started by Llamaguy, October 11, 2005, 02:42:00 AM

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PA_wesleyfan

I think one thing that has been overlooked in the UMHB bracket is the travel. If Wesley/Hobart winner has to fly west or Cal Luth/Linfield has to fly east and that team wins again they will have to fly cross country a second time if UMHB is still standing. Just a Hypothetical!!
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beenhit2hard

Quote from: wesleydad on November 17, 2011, 09:30:37 PM
DOC we are on the acfc board.  not many of us, me, teamski, pawesleyfan, and waterboy for the most part.  beenhittohard is a transplanted mount fan who travels to wesley to see good football, compliment to wesley.

Transplanted former mount union d line coach  ;D ::) :o

pbrooks3

Good luck Centre Colonels tomorrow in your playoff game!
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wesleydad

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cnu85, i picked you guys to win.  the qb is as annoying as you will find.  he avoids the rush as well as anyone.  they do nothing fancy, the d is good, the o is average.  protect the ball.  the special teams are very good.  good luck tomorrow.

CNU85

The wheels have fallen off the CNU bus. In fact, the engine fell off too! And the bumpers, fenders, sun roof, mirrors.

With 1:20 left before half, CNU down by 7 to Kean 14-7. Halftime score 34-7. 

Let's see what happens in second half.

Wesleydad- you were right. CNU is not taking care of ball. It is costing them. 

CNU85

Looking at stats of the Kean/CNU game. CNU lead in just about every category. Yards passing, yards rushing, TOP, fewer penalties. The key stat other than the score - turnovers. CNU had 6. Kean is very opportunistic. They scored 3 times in 53 seconds at end of first half to blow it open. CNU didn't allow a first down in third quarter. But Kean had too large of a lead and CNU was forced to go for it on 4th down almost every possession. Congrats to Kean. Beat Salisbury!!!

Ralph Turner

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SOUTH  REGION RANKINGS WEEK #1
1    Mary Hardin-Baylor    7-0    8-0  ASC
2    Wesley    5-1    7-1                   Pool B
3    Johns Hopkins    8-0    8-0        Centennial
4    Waynesburg    9-0    9-0          Pres AC
5    Huntingdon    4-2    5-2             Pool B/C
5    Washington and Lee    6-2    6-2  ODAC
7    Louisiana College    4-2    6-2                 ASC
8    Muhlenberg    5-2    6-2                         Centennial
9    Hampden-Sydney    6-2    6-2                ODAC
10    Hardin-Simmons    4-3    5-3                 ASC



Pool A conference leaders are in Bold
Wesley is the strongest Pool B candidate in the Region, and highest among the four regions.


Hawks88

So, I'm guessing F&M replaces Hampden-Sydney in the regional rankings? 2-losses and just got their 2nd win over RRO. Was just checking to see who it might be, hoping it would be Millsaps but looks like F&M.

jknezek

Quote from: Hawks88 on November 03, 2012, 09:58:59 PM
So, I'm guessing F&M replaces Hampden-Sydney in the regional rankings? 2-losses and just got their 2nd win over RRO. Was just checking to see who it might be, hoping it would be Millsaps but looks like F&M.

that would be my guess. you almost had it with Hardin Simmons, as they would have dropped with a loss.

Hawks88

Quote from: jknezek on November 03, 2012, 10:04:22 PM
Quote from: Hawks88 on November 03, 2012, 09:58:59 PM
So, I'm guessing F&M replaces Hampden-Sydney in the regional rankings? 2-losses and just got their 2nd win over RRO. Was just checking to see who it might be, hoping it would be Millsaps but looks like F&M.

that would be my guess. you almost had it with Hardin Simmons, as they would have dropped with a loss.
Maybe LC will take care of that next week. That is as long as Millsaps takes care of BSC. Ehh, we just need to win ours and not worry about anyone else.

jknezek

Quote from: Hawks88 on November 03, 2012, 10:08:35 PM
Quote from: jknezek on November 03, 2012, 10:04:22 PM
Quote from: Hawks88 on November 03, 2012, 09:58:59 PM
So, I'm guessing F&M replaces Hampden-Sydney in the regional rankings? 2-losses and just got their 2nd win over RRO. Was just checking to see who it might be, hoping it would be Millsaps but looks like F&M.

that would be my guess. you almost had it with Hardin Simmons, as they would have dropped with a loss.
Maybe LC will take care of that next week. That is as long as Millsaps takes care of BSC. Ehh, we just need to win ours and not worry about anyone else.

Yep. It took 4 overtimes today, but my Generals did get it done. A win next week makes 8-2, probably 1-1 vs RRO (depends on F&M getting into the rankings). SOS will be good, but 2 losses will put them in the bottom of a bracket. Be interesting to see where they travel. If they lose next week to a weak Shenandoah because they are looking ahead, they can enjoy Belton, Dover, or Alliance, so I'm praying they don't pull a game like they did at Bridgewater.

Ralph Turner

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Quote from: Ralph Turner on October 31, 2012, 05:42:01 PM
SOUTH  REGION RANKINGS WEEK #1
1    Mary Hardin-Baylor    7-0    8-0  Clinched  ASC   WON
2    Wesley    5-1    7-1                   Pool B  WON
3    Johns Hopkins    8-0    8-0        Centennial   Lost to F&M
4    Waynesburg    9-0    9-0          Pres AC           WON
5    Huntingdon    4-2    5-2             Pool B/C                 WON NON-D3 GAME
5    Washington and Lee    6-2    6-2  Clinched ODAC         BEAT H-SC
7    Louisiana College    4-2    6-2                 ASC          WON
8    Muhlenberg    5-2    6-2                         Centennial   WON
9    Hampden-Sydney    6-2    6-2                ODAC         Lost to W&L
10    Hardin-Simmons    4-3    5-3                 ASC           WON



Pool A conference leaders are in Bold
Wesley is the strongest Pool B candidate in the Region, and highest among the four regions.

thewaterboy

So suppose the committee wants to place UMHB and Wesley in different brackets to avoid a repeat match-up (at least until potentially later). What are the odds that Wesley gets shipped to the east with Mount Union? They had a relatively easy road to the semis last year where Linfield, Wesley, and UMHB got stuck in the cannibalistic "south" bracket.

Ralph Turner

Quote from: thewaterboy on November 05, 2012, 07:58:56 AM
So suppose the committee wants to place UMHB and Wesley in different brackets to avoid a repeat match-up (at least until potentially later). What are the odds that Wesley gets shipped to the east with Mount Union? They had a relatively easy road to the semis last year where Linfield, Wesley, and UMHB got stuck in the cannibalistic "south" bracket.
The committee is probably very comfortable having the rematch in the third round, the round of 8.

Teamski

Quote from: Ralph Turner on November 06, 2012, 01:24:03 AM
Quote from: thewaterboy on November 05, 2012, 07:58:56 AM
So suppose the committee wants to place UMHB and Wesley in different brackets to avoid a repeat match-up (at least until potentially later). What are the odds that Wesley gets shipped to the east with Mount Union? They had a relatively easy road to the semis last year where Linfield, Wesley, and UMHB got stuck in the cannibalistic "south" bracket.
The committee is probably very comfortable having the rematch in the third round, the round of 8.

I concur.  There is no reason why the committee would break South Region tradition.

-Ski
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