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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 107990, member: 289"] 　 NCAA FCS, (Division 1AA) First Round (The first weekend was essentially four “play-in games) Stony Brook rallied from a 10-28 third quarter deficit to beat Albany 31-28. Brock Jackolski scored three times, including a 55 yard pass reception and an 11 yard run with 12:40 left to give the Seawolves the lead, which they held onto for the rest of the game. Central Arkansas beat Tennessee Tech 34-14 behind Nathan Dick who had two TD passes and ran for another. Dick passed for 319 yards Old Dominion blew out to a 35-7 lead and held on to beat Norfolk State 35-18. Taylor Heinke passed for 5 touchdowns. James Madison, who won the 2004 championship, downed Eastern Kentucky who had won back in 1979 and 2002, 20-17, thanks to a ten point fourth quarter rally. Cameron Starke kicked a 35 yard field goal on the last play to win it. This week’s games: (with ranking, not seeding) Stony Brook 9-3 (467-269) at #1 Sam Houston State 11-0 (434-140) #12 New Hampshire 8-3 (369-353) at #7 Montana State 9-2 (376-244) #11 Wofford 8-3 (367-264) at #3 Northern Iowa 9-2 (301-178) #15 Central Arkansas 9-3 at #5 Montana 9-2 (321-214) #10 Old Dominion 10-2 (429-306) at #2 Georgia Southern 9-2 (395-224) #13 Maine 8-3 (343-263) at #8 Appalachian State 8-3 (332-252) #6 Lehigh 10-1 (380-200) at #9 Towson 9-2 (380-272) #19 James Madison 8-4 (275-229) at #4 North Dakota State 10-1 (368-164) Comments: These teams have played a lot of games against FBS teams. Georgia Southern lost to Alabama. Montana lost to Tennessee. Montana State lost to Utah. New Hampshire lost to Toledo. Maine lost to Pittsburgh. James Madison lost to North Carolina. App State lost to Virginia Tech. Wofford lost to Clemson. Northern Iowa lost to Iowa State. Sam Houston beat New Mexico. Stony Brook lost to UTEP and Buffalo, (they lost their first three games and have won 9 in a row). The best won-lost records tend to belong to the teams that stayed within the division. But that doesn’t mean they are the best teams. The biggest names where are Georgia Southern with 6 national championships and North Dakota State with 8. But the Bison’s titles are poll championships form the 60’s and D2 titles from the 80’s. Both teams have been ranked #1 this season. App State won three straight titles from 2005-2007, including that legendary win at the Big House. They were the team that knocked off #1 Georgia Southern before Alabama later beat them. The Montana teams are always good. The Bobcats won an NAIA title in 1956 and D2 title in 1976 and then the 1AA (FCS) title in 1984. The Grizzlies won 1AA titles in 1995 and 2001 and beat State 36-10 to end the regular season. Lehigh won the 1AA title in 1977 and James Madison did in 2004. Central Arkansas has three NAIA titles and Sam Houston has one. [/QUOTE]

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