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Any I-AA fans on the board? If so, what's your team?
I don't have a favorite although in this area it's difficult to ignore Appalachian State. I like the 1-AA playoff system and wish the 1-A would follow suit.
Sometimes I check in on I-AA...
I usually at least watch their Football Championship game.
Before I transferred to Texas I was at UTSA which is 1-AA in the Southland Conferenance-- but they only have a basketball team and no football team. Although, I hear they will be getting a football team in 2011.
My alma mater, the University of Dayton Flyers. They're in the Pioneer League, a league that originally started when a bunch of schools playing Division I basketball and Division III football were told in the early 90s to knock it off, so the schools formed their own Division I non-scholarship league.
Usually a pretty solid team -- 8-1 this year with one game left -- even though football is an afterthought at UD: just an excuse to tailgate in the afternoons before the Saturday night parties.
Definitely more I-AA fans than I was expecting. I'm a Montana fan but it's been a tough year.
Didn't Montana graduate a bunch of people last year?
I love watching games on tv there. Nice setting. Hope to get there sometime.
Here's a link to a message board. Scroll down a bit and there is an email written by the Montana AD. It is in reference to Montana moving to the WAC. Interesting stuff. Inside look at how college athletics work.
My alma mater, the University of Dayton Flyers. They're in the Pioneer League, a league that originally started when a bunch of schools playing Division I basketball and Division III football were told in the early 90s to knock it off, so the schools formed their own Division I non-scholarship league.
Usually a pretty solid team -- 8-1 this year with one game left -- even though football is an afterthought at UD: just an excuse to tailgate in the afternoons before the Saturday night parties.
I am from Fairborn, and spent many a night in the early 90's at UD partying with friends prior to a UD game. I went to the Stag Bowl in 1990 and watched some friends play, and love the small school atmoshpere.
I played collegiate football at Carson-Newman from 91-93. Back then it was Div I NAIA, but it has since dropped to Div II NCAA. They got killed this past week by Lenoir Rhyne College Back in the day, that was our patsy game.
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Back in the day, that was our patsy game.
