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Unsmooth Moment wrote:No way the Bears win out, I think they could possibly beat SDSt Saturday, but winning @ UNI? Small small chance

the past two trips to Cedar Falls by the Bears have resulted in them getting outscored by a total of 80-7.

I can't see Indiana State winning out because we have to go to SIU and Youngstown State, and we haven't won a road game in quite some time. I think we have a shot to beat UNI since we are unbeaten at home, and we starting to get larger crowds at Memorial Stadium now.

jlandrus11 wrote:I think we have a shot to beat UNI since we are unbeaten at home, and we starting to get larger crowds at Memorial Stadium now.

I'm sure the Panther players will be totally intimidated by the 5500 people in attendance.

JayJ79 wrote:

jlandrus11 wrote:I think we have a shot to beat UNI since we are unbeaten at home, and we starting to get larger crowds at Memorial Stadium now.

I'm sure the Panther players will be totally intimidated by the 5500 people in attendance.

That would be a shot. Wish I could disagree, but I cannot.

IsuBob wrote:

JayJ79 wrote:

jlandrus11 wrote:I think we have a shot to beat UNI since we are unbeaten at home, and we starting to get larger crowds at Memorial Stadium now.

I'm sure the Panther players will be totally intimidated by the 5500 people in attendance.

That would be a shot. Wish I could disagree, but I cannot.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that I think a UNI win is by any means a lock.
If the Panthers succomb to the turnover woes that the had early in the year, a Sycamore win is certainly a possibility (and for all I know, ISU could just outplay or outcoach them, who knows with this year's MVFC).

However, I just don't think the crowd will be a determining factor. And I'm not trying to take a shot at the Indiana State crowd either. It takes a while to build back up the fanbase after the..... rather lean times, shall we say, that ISU has had the past few years.

We need a big crowd today. I hoping for 8,000 plus.

Big games all around. Still a few teams in contention for the title and auto-bid

UNI is the 2010 MVFC Champion

If UNI wins @ WIU, SIU beats Indiana State at home, and Missouri State beats NDSU at home (all conceivable outcomes)
then there will be 7 of the 9 teams finishing with .500 conference records.

45otseoj wrote:UNI is the 2010 MVFC Champion

I don't care what level it is, 15 conference titles in 25 years aint to shabby. Congrats to Coach Farley and the team.