bang Posted November 20, 2015 Posted November 20, 2015 I seen on nobowls.com had Southern Utah and Montana playing first round and the winner playing Portland St. I assume the committee would avoid putting conference members together? Right? With 8 different rat tails of three, putting one group from all from the same conference would be ridiculous. I know in hockey they used to do that until 2005 and the frozen four became the WCHA frozen four. Are they trying to avoid another conference title game with two members of the same conference? I noticed MVFC members in alike groups as well. Just wandering if somebody heard that they might be trying to stack the deck against another title game like last years. Quote
Nodak78 Posted November 20, 2015 Author Posted November 20, 2015 That could be possible. They could have two teams in a conference play the first week, if they didn't play against each other during the regular season. they also like regional pairing to save travel costs. Quote
Sioux94 Posted November 20, 2015 Posted November 20, 2015 Liberty just upset Coastal Caroline. Let the upsets continue! (looking at you MSU)Can't remember, but wasn't Liberty a bubble team.....which then hurts us? Nevermind, looks like Liberty's record is 6-5 so they wouldn't be ahead of us. 1 Quote
2TRU4U Posted November 20, 2015 Posted November 20, 2015 I think we are at a slight disadvantage with the late start, but not with the committee. Our guys are playing later than they are used to. I wish the game was an early afternoon game instead, but that said we win our first game as the Hawks. I agree, the committee will be meeting and watching the game. they will probably have scenarios ready for if UND wins and for if UND loses Quote
Nodak78 Posted November 20, 2015 Author Posted November 20, 2015 Can't remember, but wasn't Liberty a bubble team.....which then hurts us? Nevermind, looks like Liberty's record is 6-5 so they wouldn't be ahead of us. No bubble at 6-5. Quote
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