Division III College Football 2004 Playoff Scores from the Sports Network - Nov. 20
The Sports Network - Division III College Football has the following scores (rankings in parantheses):
Final Albright 54 McDaniel 10
Final (15) Carthage 31 Alma 28
Final (23) Christopher Nwpt 35 (5) Salisbury 24
Final Johns Hopkins 26 Waynesburg 23
Final Franklin & Marsh 37 Moravian 20
Final (9) Delaware Valley 21 Shenandoah 17
Final (12) St John Fisher 31 Muhlenberg 3
Final Alfred 36 Norwich 17
Final (7) Wooster 41 Aurora 34
Final (19) Hobart 35 Curry 16
Final (2nd OT) (4) Wash & Jefferson 55 (18) Bridgewater VA 48
Final Bethany 35 Defiance 28
Final (21) Ithaca 36 UMASS-Dartmouth 19
Final (10) MH-Baylor 32 (8) Trinity (TX) 13
Final (22) UW-La Crosse 37 (16) St Norbert 23
Final Springfield MA 53 Fitchburg St 7
Final (11) Wheaton 31 (14) Mount St Joseph 7
Final (6) Conc-Moorhead 28 Wartburg 14
Final (24) Occidental 28 Willamette 14
Sunday, November 21, 2004
NCAA Division II Football Playoffs 2004 - D2Football.com scores - Nov. 20
NCAA Division II Football Playoffs 2004 - D2Football.com scores - Nov. 20
D2Football.com has the following scores in the playoffs:
Ranking - School - Final Score
10 Colorado Mines 35
1 Pittsburg State 70
Pittsburg State shows it is a power to be reckoned with.
15 Arkansas Tech 24
2 Albany State 42
5 Texas A&M-Kingsville 14
3 Northwest Missouri 34
11 Carson-Newman 12
4 Valdosta State 38
14 Grand Valley 10
6 Northwood 7
Defending champion Grand Valley not to go down without a fight.
22 West Chester 33
7 Shippensburg 28
13 North Dakota 20
9 Michigan Tech 3
21 Edinboro 32
12 East Stroudsburg 36
D2Football.com has the following scores in the playoffs:
Ranking - School - Final Score
10 Colorado Mines 35
1 Pittsburg State 70
Pittsburg State shows it is a power to be reckoned with.
15 Arkansas Tech 24
2 Albany State 42
5 Texas A&M-Kingsville 14
3 Northwest Missouri 34
11 Carson-Newman 12
4 Valdosta State 38
14 Grand Valley 10
6 Northwood 7
Defending champion Grand Valley not to go down without a fight.
22 West Chester 33
7 Shippensburg 28
13 North Dakota 20
9 Michigan Tech 3
21 Edinboro 32
12 East Stroudsburg 36
Saturday, November 20, 2004
NCAA Men's Basketball 2004-2005 - New Mexico Lobos Off to A Great Start
NCAA Men's Basketball 2004-2005 - New Mexico Lobos Off to A Great Start
The best team in NCAA College Basketball, to start out the season, is ...
New Mexico.
The hot-shooting Lobos (4-0) destroyed Santa Clara 93-59 with 20 of 35 3-point shooting, while Santa Clara (3-1) came back 6 days later to beat 4th-ranked North Carolina 77-66.
The Lobos can not shoot that well all the time and are sure to lose a couple on a cold night, but with a great shooting team like this, there will be many wins.
The best team in NCAA College Basketball, to start out the season, is ...
New Mexico.
The hot-shooting Lobos (4-0) destroyed Santa Clara 93-59 with 20 of 35 3-point shooting, while Santa Clara (3-1) came back 6 days later to beat 4th-ranked North Carolina 77-66.
The Lobos can not shoot that well all the time and are sure to lose a couple on a cold night, but with a great shooting team like this, there will be many wins.
Wednesday, November 17, 2004
2004 NCAA Division III Football Championship brackets
2004 NCAA Division III Football Championship brackets
MtUnionFootball.com - unofficial home of Purple Raider Football! presents the 2004 NCAA Division III Football Championship brackets as an Excel file (04playoffbracket.xls).
The brackets are also found e.g. at Concordia Moorhead
Mount Union, Linfield, Hardin-Simmons and Rowan have drawn byes. Mount Union is the favorite followed by Linfield. Concordia-Moorhead is in our estimation also a strong team with a good chance to move forward.
The final game of the playoffs, Stagg Bowl XXXII will be held December 18, 2004 in Salem Stadium, Salem, Virginia at 11 a.m. Last year St. John's defeated Mount Union in a considerable upset 24-6.
MtUnionFootball.com - unofficial home of Purple Raider Football! presents the 2004 NCAA Division III Football Championship brackets as an Excel file (04playoffbracket.xls).
The brackets are also found e.g. at Concordia Moorhead
Mount Union, Linfield, Hardin-Simmons and Rowan have drawn byes. Mount Union is the favorite followed by Linfield. Concordia-Moorhead is in our estimation also a strong team with a good chance to move forward.
The final game of the playoffs, Stagg Bowl XXXII will be held December 18, 2004 in Salem Stadium, Salem, Virginia at 11 a.m. Last year St. John's defeated Mount Union in a considerable upset 24-6.
Sunday, November 14, 2004
Mount Union Purple Raiders 2004 complete 10th consecutive unbeaten regular season
Mount Union Purple Raiders 2004 complete 10th consecutive unbeaten regular season
The superb coaching of Larry Kehres continues to produce winners.
As written at MtUnionFootball.com - unofficial home of Purple Raider Football!:
"Mount Union completed a 10th consecutive unbeaten regular season with a 59-10 victory over Heidelberg this afternoon in front of 4,272 fans at Mount Union Stadium. "
The superb coaching of Larry Kehres continues to produce winners.
As written at MtUnionFootball.com - unofficial home of Purple Raider Football!:
"Mount Union completed a 10th consecutive unbeaten regular season with a 59-10 victory over Heidelberg this afternoon in front of 4,272 fans at Mount Union Stadium. "
Boxing - KO required to win heavyweight title?
Boxing - KO required to win heavyweight title?
A November 14, 20004 article By TIM DAHLBERG, AP Boxing Writer, entitled Byrd retains title while Holyfield dominated again in loss to Donald points to the difficulty of the heavyweight championship changing hands without a KO or a TKO by the challenger. Jarmeel knocked down IBF heavyweight champion Chris Byrd in their title fight but still lost on a split decision. In his previous fight, Byrd had retained the title due to a draw with the challenger Andrew Golota, who on this same night, twice knocked down WBA heavyweight champion John Ruiz but still lost the fight on points. Based on those two fights, we can say that neither Byrd nor Ruiz are champions in our books, since their wins over Golota are by no means clear, which is to say that there should be rematches in both cases.
A November 14, 20004 article By TIM DAHLBERG, AP Boxing Writer, entitled Byrd retains title while Holyfield dominated again in loss to Donald points to the difficulty of the heavyweight championship changing hands without a KO or a TKO by the challenger. Jarmeel knocked down IBF heavyweight champion Chris Byrd in their title fight but still lost on a split decision. In his previous fight, Byrd had retained the title due to a draw with the challenger Andrew Golota, who on this same night, twice knocked down WBA heavyweight champion John Ruiz but still lost the fight on points. Based on those two fights, we can say that neither Byrd nor Ruiz are champions in our books, since their wins over Golota are by no means clear, which is to say that there should be rematches in both cases.
2004 NCAA Division II Football Championship Brackets
2004 NCAA Division II Football Championship Brackets
The 2004 NCAA Division II Football Championship Brackets are found here at ncaasports.com. The Nr. 1 ranked Pittsburg State Gorillas (Pittsburg is in Kansas south of Kansas City and east of Wichita) (11-0) have drawn a bye for the first round as have also Michigan Tech (9-1), Northwood (10-1), Northwest Missouri State (10-1), Shippensburg (10-1), East Stroudsburg (9-1), Albany State (Georgia) (10-0) and Valdosta State (9-1).
Pitt State finished off their record-setting regular season by beating previously undefeated and 2nd-ranked NW Missouri State 21-17 (now 4th-ranked and also in the playoffs) in a game they clearly dominated.
Pittsburg State 21, NW Missouri State 17
Pittsburg State 47, Central Missouri 27
Pittsburg State 48, Missouri Western 21
Pittsburg State 59, Missouri Southern 7
Pittsburg State 72, Emporia State 27
Pittsburg State 70, Washburn 14
Pittsburg State 91, Missouri-Rolla 27
Pittsburg State 69, Southwest Baptist 0
Pittsburg State 77, Truman State 7
Pittsburg State 45, Fort Hays State 7
Pittsburg State 56, Western State 6
Also in the postseason NCAA-II playoffs are the Albany State (Georgia) Golden Rams (10-0), who hold a 17-game winning streak, the longest in NCAA Division II. The now 2nd-ranked Golden Rams beat Fort Valley State 20-19 in a come-from-behind victory in the 4th quarter in their last game of the season. Their big win of the season was a 24-22 upset of then 3rd-ranked Valdosta State (9-1) who are also in the postseason playoffs and still ranked 3rd.
Those four teams have to be seen as the favorites for the championship, although they might be challenged by the 5th-ranked and undefeated Colorado Mines Orediggers (11-0) with their quarterback Chad Friehauf, who set a single season NCAA-II record for total offense. Based on comparative scores, e.g. Missouri Rolla, Pittsburg is the clear favorite.
The 2004 NCAA Division II Football Championship Brackets are found here at ncaasports.com. The Nr. 1 ranked Pittsburg State Gorillas (Pittsburg is in Kansas south of Kansas City and east of Wichita) (11-0) have drawn a bye for the first round as have also Michigan Tech (9-1), Northwood (10-1), Northwest Missouri State (10-1), Shippensburg (10-1), East Stroudsburg (9-1), Albany State (Georgia) (10-0) and Valdosta State (9-1).
Pitt State finished off their record-setting regular season by beating previously undefeated and 2nd-ranked NW Missouri State 21-17 (now 4th-ranked and also in the playoffs) in a game they clearly dominated.
Pittsburg State 21, NW Missouri State 17
Pittsburg State 47, Central Missouri 27
Pittsburg State 48, Missouri Western 21
Pittsburg State 59, Missouri Southern 7
Pittsburg State 72, Emporia State 27
Pittsburg State 70, Washburn 14
Pittsburg State 91, Missouri-Rolla 27
Pittsburg State 69, Southwest Baptist 0
Pittsburg State 77, Truman State 7
Pittsburg State 45, Fort Hays State 7
Pittsburg State 56, Western State 6
Also in the postseason NCAA-II playoffs are the Albany State (Georgia) Golden Rams (10-0), who hold a 17-game winning streak, the longest in NCAA Division II. The now 2nd-ranked Golden Rams beat Fort Valley State 20-19 in a come-from-behind victory in the 4th quarter in their last game of the season. Their big win of the season was a 24-22 upset of then 3rd-ranked Valdosta State (9-1) who are also in the postseason playoffs and still ranked 3rd.
Those four teams have to be seen as the favorites for the championship, although they might be challenged by the 5th-ranked and undefeated Colorado Mines Orediggers (11-0) with their quarterback Chad Friehauf, who set a single season NCAA-II record for total offense. Based on comparative scores, e.g. Missouri Rolla, Pittsburg is the clear favorite.
Friday, November 12, 2004
Colley Matrix, BCS college football rankings and Presidential polls
Colley Matrix, BCS college football rankings and Presidential polls
The BCS college football ranking system has come under a lot of criticism over the years, but in fact, it may be the best thing out there.
Wesley L. Colley Matrix (CM) Rankings is one of the BCS computer rankers and recently applied a simple mathematical system to prediction of the US Presidential election. As one can read at Colley Rankings, the method that Colley Rankings used resulted in a correct prediction for every state exept Hawaii.
In other words, Colley did substantially better in their Presidential election prediction than the specially designed systems normally used by others.
Take a look at the current Colley Matrix rankings.
Crossposted to LawPundit.
The BCS college football ranking system has come under a lot of criticism over the years, but in fact, it may be the best thing out there.
Wesley L. Colley Matrix (CM) Rankings is one of the BCS computer rankers and recently applied a simple mathematical system to prediction of the US Presidential election. As one can read at Colley Rankings, the method that Colley Rankings used resulted in a correct prediction for every state exept Hawaii.
In other words, Colley did substantially better in their Presidential election prediction than the specially designed systems normally used by others.
Take a look at the current Colley Matrix rankings.
Crossposted to LawPundit.
Tuesday, November 09, 2004
Kansas Jayhawks ranked Nr. 1 in NCAA College Basketball Preseason Poll
Kansas Jayhawks ranked Nr. 1 in NCAA College Basketball Preseason Poll
The Kansas Jayhawks top the Associated Press preseason college basketball poll.
Our favorite is Georgia Tech, but at this point, who really knows?
The Kansas Jayhawks top the Associated Press preseason college basketball poll.
Our favorite is Georgia Tech, but at this point, who really knows?
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