Am I correct that we need to go 4-2 the next 6 games to be bowl eligible?
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Theoretically, yes... But in reality if we go 6-6 we will go to a bowl game. Only one FCS game is supposed to count, but we can apply for a hardship waiver.
At this point... I wouldn't worry too much about it... We are now in DEAD LAST place in the East Division. And our three hardest games are still ahead of us -- JMU, Coastal, App.
Bowl? Are you kidding!! We may not win a game the rest of the season
The only game the rest of the way we MIGHT be favored in, is Georgia State at home the last week of the year.
Season over. It's the same ole sh*t every game since Notre Dame. We can't pass and we can't fix it. I give up this season.
At this point why worry about bowl eligibility. With the schedule we have to play ahead of us we may not win another game.
Seriously. We just wrapped up the easy part of the schedule.
There will be no bowl this year.
I think that is correct. But exceptions are available if there are not enough bowl eligible teams
Shocking how many are all worried about going to the bowls they turned their nose up about not that long ago.
MU has to go 7-5, as only one I-AA win counts. Of the six games remaining, three teams are simply a whole lot better than us. The other three we could beat. So 6-6 is best case scenario, which is short.
However, it is pretty clear that CH has lost control of this team and we have every chance to lose out.
MU has to go 7-5, as only one I-AA win counts. Of the six games remaining, three teams are simply a whole lot better than us. The other three we could beat. So 6-6 is best case scenario, which is short.
However, it is pretty clear that CH has lost control of this team and we have every chance to lose out.
Something transpired during the full week of victory laps that commenced once the clock hit double zeros in South Bend. We'll probably never know what it was, but something happened. O-Line coach up & quit right after arguably the biggest win in program history. O-Line has fallen apart after pushing the Irish around. I don't expect any answers, but I know there's quite a few questions.
Right, but that was how it was presented to the minions that are supposed to just show up on game day, and rah rah rah for the home team.
Really? So why no explanation other than your “ he didn’t choose to quit” answer.
