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Thanks Ram. By the looks of this, I can see why some expected a PC win.

Can anyone let me in on who Nicholas Co has played and the results? Just curious. Many folks seem shocked about this score.

What is Nicholas Co.'s record? Who have they played? etc.

I see your point and COMPLETELY agree. Believe me, I've been on both ends of games like this. However, at times what can seem like running up the score can not be helped, regardless of how classy a coach is. A lot of times, especially in programs with stronger numbers, the younger guys are still more talented, and get excited about wanting a score. While the coach, IMO, should usually call interior run plays, in these situations JV kids can still score and get excited. When kids start to celebrate the TD that put them up by 40 as much as the first, it can seem like its egotistical. However I think most of the time they're just excited about the player who rarely gets to play score a touchdown, and I think its important as fans to recognize the difference.

In my opinion, these are two coaching staffs/programs with a similar mission; to build a solid football program where one has not traditionally been. The great thing is, both have had some success at doing so, and I think this growing bowl game has been a part of it! Good luck to all involved, but I have to pick the Wildcats. I know the players and Coach Teegarden are hungry for some well deserved respect!

Who/When will Pendleton scrimmage this pre-season?

Any reports on spring practice?

I believe they graduated only 4 seniors last year, and are predicting a decent turn out of upcoming freshmen from the new middle school program. Not much else I can tell you at this point.

No wonder too many kids feel education is not important. They are told it is but the actions of society says it isn't. And actions speak louder than words. In established programs, coaching football, salary as well as job retention, is based on success. I'm not disagreeing with you on the backwards priority, but perhaps there would not be such a discrepancy if we based teacher salary on success.

Congratulations to Kyle! Georgetown seems like a good fit, as he seems to be one of the rare student/athletes that put a high emphasis on both academics and sports. I wish him the best of luck with his college career and hope he is very successful. Congrats Kyle!

Agreed! Well worth the investment! :thumb:

I watched the game on the Big 10 network with a friend of mine, both Centre grads, and they did mention that it would be the biggest upset since C6H0 towards the end of the game.

Couldn't agree more! There are great academic schools in the country that are not DI, II or NAIA. In my opinion, outside of the Ivy League, these schools offer the best education in the country (a lot of times at a more personal level than Ivy League due to smaller class size).

Centre 6 Harvard 0... 1921

Just curious... I love DIII football and commend anyone willing to play at that level simply for the love of the game.