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Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 1:22 pm
by Sly Fox
AGS Poll wrote:1 Jacksonville State Gamecocks 1912 59
2 North Dakota State Bison 1774 5
3 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 1772 10
4 South Dakota State Jackrabbits 1687 2
5 Northern Iowa Panthers 1526
6 Illinois State Redbirds 1501 1
7 Villanova Wildcats 1497
8 James Madison Dukes 1344
9 Liberty Flames 1231
10 Eastern Washington Eagles 1188
11 Chattanooga Mocs 1171
12 Portland State Vikings 1038 1
13 Montana Grizzlies 758
14 Fordham Rams 756
15 Cal Poly Mustangs 745
16 Youngstown State Penguins 672
17 Sam Houston State Bearkats 654
18 Montana State Bobcats 624
19 William & Mary Tribe 496
20 Southeastern Louisiana Lions 388
21 Indiana State Sycamores 357
22 Stony Brook Seawolves 319
23 Eastern Kentucky Colonels 294
24 McNeese State Cowboys 270
25 Harvard Crimson 211
Most Significant Win:
Liberty Flames
Most Significant Loss:
Sam Houston State Bearkats
ORV:
26 Samford Bulldogs 197
27 New Hampshire Wildcats 172
28 Richmond Spiders 152
29 Lamar Cardinals 137
30 Furman Paladins 100
31 Western Illinois Leathernecks 77
32 Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 68
33 Towson Tigers 61
34 Bryant Bulldogs 36
35T Dartmouth Big Green 29
35T North Dakota 29
37 Jacksonville Dolphins 28
38 Wofford Terriers 19
39 South Dakota Coyotes 10
40 Southern Jaguars 8
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Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 2:27 pm
by Sly Fox
Coaches Poll wrote:1 Coastal Carolina (18) 3-0 631 1
2 North Dakota State (4) 2-1 617 2
3 Jacksonville State (3) 2-1 591 4
4 Villanova 2-1 579 3
5 Illinois State 2-1 531 6
6 Northern Iowa 2-1 483 11
7 South Dakota State (1) 2-0 481 8
8 James Madison 3-0 477 10
9 Chattanooga 2-1 438 12
10 Liberty 2-1 410 14
11 Eastern Washington 1-2 349 15
12 Youngstown State 2-1 328 16
13 Montana State 1-1 296 9
14 Sam Houston State 0-2 277 5
15 Montana 1-2 260 7
16 Fordham 2-1 239 19
17 McNeese State 2-0 231 21
18 Portland State 2-0 220 20
19 Southeastern Louisiana 2-1 164 17
20 Richmond 2-1 147 23
21 Eastern Kentucky 1-1 126 22
22 Cal Poly 1-2 114 18
23 Indiana State 2-1 112 25
24 New Hampshire 1-2 78 13
25 William & Mary 1-1 45 NR
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Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 2:35 pm
by Sly Fox
STATS FCS Top 25 wrote:1 Jacksonville State (2-1) 3834 (93) 1
2 Coastal Carolina (3-0) 3676 (36) 2
3 North Dakota State (2-1) 3555 (17) 4
4 Illinois State (2-1) 3353 (2) 5
5 Villanova (2-1) 3346 (4) 6
6 South Dakota State (2-0) 3049 (6) 7
7 UNI (2-1) 3029 9
8 Chattanooga (2-1) 2585 10
9 James Madison (3-0) 2522 12
10 Liberty (2-1) 2460 15
11 Eastern Washington (1-2) 2358 14
12 Sam Houston State (0-2) 1905 3
13 Youngstown State (2-1) 1861 16
14 Montana (1-2) 1675 8
15 Montana State (1-1) 1612 11
16 Fordham (2-1) 1601 18
17 Portland State (2-0) 1446 19
18 Eastern Kentucky (1-1) 1013 21
19 Richmond (2-1) 993 22
20 Cal Poly (1-2) 758 17
21 New Hampshire (1-2) 753 13
22 Indiana State (2-1) 723 23
23 Southeastern Louisiana (2-1) 702 20
24 Harvard (1-0) 549 25
25 McNeese State (2-0) 502 NR
Others: Stony Brook (335) , William & Mary (263) , Lamar (257) , Northern Arizona (171) , North Dakota (79) , Samford (73) , South Dakota (64) , North Carolina A&T (42) , Alcorn State (41) , Western Illinois (36) , Furman (35) , Bryant (32) , Idaho State (19) , South Carolina State (8) , Towson (8) , Southern University (6) , Dartmouth (4) , Bethune-Cookman (4) , Tennessee State (4) , Southeast Missouri State (3) , Princeton (2) , Jacksonville (2) , Charleston Southern (1) , Sacred Heart (1)
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Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 2:45 pm
by ballcoach15
CCU and JMU are over ranked in my opinion.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 3:00 pm
by forbidden
ballcoach15 wrote:CCU and JMU are over ranked in my opinion.
your not going to get upset if the over rated chant breaks out are you
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 3:17 pm
by ATrain
forbidden wrote:ballcoach15 wrote:CCU and JMU are over ranked in my opinion.
your not going to get upset if the over rated chant breaks out are you
I think he's ok with the chanting/cheering, but not the PA music.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 3:59 pm
by ballcoach15
I pay very little attention to chants. Saturday I did not hear them, other than the "hey hey good by one near end of game. I watch the game and try to block out all distractions.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 5:13 pm
by thepostman
Seems about right to me.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 6:41 pm
by JakeP50
Can we just forget about how overrated some of the other teams in the polls may be for a moment and talk about the LIBERTY FLAMES are in the TOP FREAKING 10!!!!
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 6:46 pm
by BJWilliams
I believe this is the highest Liberty has been ranked since entering 1-AA/FCS if my memory serves me accurately, unless someone can go digging in the SID/AC archives and find something higher
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 8:30 pm
by LUGrad2000
I think that we were in the top ten after we beat Cal Poly in 97.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 8:44 pm
by Chippy
LUGrad2000 wrote:I think that we were in the top ten after we beat Cal Poly in 97.
Per the Liberty website
http://www.liberty.edu/flames/index.cfm ... 59&TeamID=
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 21st, 2015, 8:47 pm
by BJWilliams
Thanks for that bit of information Chippy. Depending on how the teams above us do, we may eclipse that with a win on Saturday night
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 2:44 pm
by From the class of 09
I hope that CCU and Lib can win out, setting up a pair of top 5 programs for the last game of the regular season. Would make the win so much sweeter.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 2:54 pm
by LUDad
From the class of 09 wrote:I hope that CCU and Lib can win out, setting up a pair of top 5 programs for the last game of the regular season. Would make the win so much sweeter.
Not only would it be sweet, the winner of that match-up would be playing for home games all the way to the championship game.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 8:54 pm
by flamesfan30
that thought is very exciting. if both us and coastal win out the winner could possibly be the #1 seed in the playoffs. Just 2 or three years ago if anyone suggested that would be a possibility within 5 years be laughed at by even our biggest homers.
think about that. we have the chance, for the first time in program history to not just win a playoff game or two, but an honest shot at homefield advantage all the way to Frisco. i dont think that attendance record on saturday will be the only record we break this year.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 9:16 pm
by BJWilliams
To amend what I said in another thread, in order to get to 10-1, we have to get to 4-0 this next 4 weeks, and in order to get to 4-0, we have to go 1-0 4 times, and to do it 4 times, we first have to do it this weekend.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 9:34 pm
by bluejacket
BJWilliams wrote:To amend what I said in another thread, in order to get to 10-1, we have to get to 4-0 this next 4 weeks, and in order to get to 4-0, we have to go 1-0 4 times, and to do it 4 times, we first have to do it this weekend.
All that is brilliant, except going 10-1 would require going 8-0 over the next 8 weeks, and in order to get to 8-0, we have to go 1-0 8 times, and to do it 8 times, we first have to do it this weekend.
Lol
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 9:57 pm
by B-Witt
From the class of 09 wrote:I hope that CCU and Lib can win out, setting up a pair of top 5 programs for the last game of the regular season. Would make the win so much sweeter.
Can you imagine how awesome it would be to have a top 5 matchup to close out the season!! If you thought the top 15 matchup this past weekend was fun...just wait!!!
Proud to see the Flame crack the top 10!!! Hoping we continue to climb the ladder!!
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 10:26 pm
by BJWilliams
My point is miss Lawrence, we can think all the grandiose visions we want (#1 seed, national championship contention, etc.) but our guys need to take it 1 game at a time. our focus this week, Southern Illinois. none of the rest of that stuff matters if we lose this weekend
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 22nd, 2015, 10:49 pm
by bluejacket
BJWilliams wrote:My point is miss Lawrence, we can think all the grandiose visions we want (#1 seed, national championship contention, etc.) but our guys need to take it 1 game at a time. our focus this week, Southern Illinois. none of the rest of that stuff matters if we lose this weekend
The last two posts have been a lot of coach speak nonsense.
The season isn't over if we lose on Saturday.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 23rd, 2015, 6:10 am
by thepostman
BJWilliams wrote:My point is miss Lawrence, we can think all the grandiose visions we want (#1 seed, national championship contention, etc.) but our guys need to take it 1 game at a time. our focus this week, Southern Illinois. none of the rest of that stuff matters if we lose this weekend
Thanks coach BJ for your amazing insight, as always.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 23rd, 2015, 8:20 am
by BJWilliams
Your sarcasm is duly noted postie...
We're fans (and armchair quarterbacks and coaches) so of course we're going to envision being ranked in the top 5 with Coastal, 25,500 red clad Liberty fans (and 500 or so teal clad Coastal fans) packing Williams Stadium for the ESPNEWS game in November, top 4 national seeding, planning a trip to Texas for the NC game in January, and any number of things. the players canNOT allow themselves to do that, the coaches canNOT allow them to do that. we got all big headed last year and Indiana State came in with a needle and popped that balloon to the tune of 38-19. we need to take each week as a 1 game season and to some that may sound like "coachspeak nonsense", but that keeps the players focused on what's in front of them and with as good as things are right now, even with the issues that have come up each game, that needs to be their mindset.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 23rd, 2015, 8:29 am
by phoenix
Maybe I'm a bad fan, but I personally hope that Chuck South beats Coastal, and they come in here with us in the top 5 and them barely in the top 25, with no hope of a playoff birth, and we beat them like a cheap drum.
Re: Week 3 National Polls
Posted: September 23rd, 2015, 8:33 am
by forbidden
BJWilliams wrote:Your sarcasm is duly noted postie...
We're fans (and armchair quarterbacks and coaches) so of course we're going to envision being ranked in the top 5 with Coastal, 25,500 red clad Liberty fans (and 500 or so teal clad Coastal fans) packing Williams Stadium for the ESPNEWS game in November, top 4 national seeding, planning a trip to Texas for the NC game in January, and any number of things. the players canNOT allow themselves to do that, the coaches canNOT allow them to do that. we got all big headed last year and Indiana State came in with a needle and popped that balloon to the tune of 38-19. we need to take each week as a 1 game season and to some that may sound like "coachspeak nonsense", but that keeps the players focused on what's in front of them and with as good as things are right now, even with the issues that have come up each game, that needs to be their mindset.
But were we really big headed or could it have been that Indiana State was simply better, on that day. Ive heard you say that a couple of times about how ISU popped our bubble per say.