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Pikeville 13 Morehead State 10

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How about ya "Dudley Hilton"......Nice win!

While touring NAIA facilities and non scholarship IIA in the state over the past two years, I don't see why you would chose non scholarship IIA over NAIA schools due to scholarship offers and facilities that are superior at the NAIA schools. I guess you would have to like the the idea of going to that particular school.

 

Which other FCS school(s) in Kentucky are non-scholarship?

While touring NAIA facilities and non scholarship IIA in the state over the past two years, I don't see why you would chose non scholarship IIA over NAIA schools due to scholarship offers and facilities that are superior at the NAIA schools. I guess you would have to like the the idea of going to that particular school.

 

Unless MSU upgraded the last couple of years, I wouldn't say thats the case when it comes to facilities. Maybe bigger grandstand but that would be it.

Morehead kept turning the ball over and missed way to many opportunities. Pikeville played with more emotion. Lets hope next week at Youngstown State they play better. Go Eagles

As a Morehead Alum, I am very embarrassed by this.

 

Makes two of us. And I have nothing against Pikeville, but Jeez Louise.

While it is an upset, it's not the one-for-the-ages stunner that many are making it out to be. UPIKE is a very talented NAIA program with scholarships. MSU has a freshman QB and no scholarships. Still a very impressive win for the Bears.

 

Was thinking the same thing. Not a huge difference between good NAIA and non-scholarship I-AA.

 

Let's not sugarcoat it. This was a terrible loss for Morehead State. UPike is coming off of a 3-8 season and is picked to finish 6th IN THEIR DIVISION in the Mid South Conference by the coaches. University of the Cumberlands, who is picked to finish 2nd in that division, and is ranked 25th overall in NAIA was crushed 63-7 by a Tennessee Tech team that is coming off of a 3-8 season. There's no excuse for Morehead to lose to UPike.

Let's not sugarcoat it. This was a terrible loss for Morehead State. UPike is coming off of a 3-8 season and is picked to finish 6th IN THEIR DIVISION in the Mid South Conference by the coaches. University of the Cumberlands, who is picked to finish 2nd in that division, and is ranked 25th overall in NAIA was crushed 63-7 by a Tennessee Tech team that is coming off of a 3-8 season. There's no excuse for Morehead to lose to UPike.

 

Can't always "score compare", but this is a loss of near-Biblical proportions for MSU.

Morehead should have never fired Matt Ballard and allowed the coup to come from within......and FCS non-scholarship is not much better than top level high school teams.

 

 

I'm sorry to say that and everyone will pile on saying but 18-22 year old men will beat up 15-19 year old kids......nope, because most those kids couldn't play FCS scholarship or D1, or they would.

Can't always "score compare", but this is a loss of near-Biblical proportions for MSU.

 

This is a bad loss but let's not get carried away. Everyone I talk to who was actually at the game said they felt that UPIKE had more talented players on the field.

My alma mater lays an egg, but they were never a very good football school.

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