College Football
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In the bizarre world of comparative scores, two teams with FCS victories over FBS teams made a case for having been in the 2015 College Football Playoff. Well, I did say bizarre world. But both Portland State and The Citadel would have made it all the way to the College Football Playoff, instead of Michigan
There were nine FCS victories over FBS teams in 2015. Portland State was responsible for two of the wins: at Washington State and at North Texas. The Portland State Vikings win The Mythical FCS Victories Over FBS 2015 National Championship with their season opening win at Washington State and their utter destruction of North Texas
The Citadel capped the 2015 college football year of FCS victories over FBS teams winning at in-state, SEC and Power Five member, South Carolina. The 23-22 win gives the Bulldogs, of the Southern Conference, a tremendous head of steam going in to the 2015 FCS playoffs. The Citadel plays at Coastal Carolina on Saturday in
With Mizzou Football being in the news so much recently, here are some photos from two 2015 Missouri Tigers football game days at Faurot Field. Tower Club: Photos of the New Additions to the Mizzou Football Stadium in 2014
The Portland State Vikings bombed the North Texas Mean Green, 66-7, in a lopsided win in Denton, Texas, for another in the 2015 FCS victories over FBS. In fact, this is the second time this season Portland State has added to the FCS victories over FBS ledger. The first was the season opening win at
The Liberty Flames added to the growing list of FCS victories over FBS teams in 2015 by burning the Georgia State Panthers, 41-33, in Atlanta. Liberty is one of the high-quality FCS teams this year and could be a big factor come playoff time. They already possess a notable win at home against Montana, 31-21,
James Madison beat SMU 48-45 Saturday night in Dallas to add to the list of FCS victories over FBS teams in 2015. Quarterback, Vad Lee, was huge. They say things are bigger in Texas. Well, nothing was bigger in Big D Saturday night than the one-two punch the Dukes’ Vad Lee laid on SMU to
