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This is the list of D1 teams that are unbeaten at home:
Stony Brook(Plays last game at home today)
Syracuse(Finishes at home against Louisville)
Weber St(No home games left)
Michigan St(Finishes at home against Ohio St)
Kansas(Finishes at home against Texas)
Long Beach St(Plays at home against Cal Irvine on Wed)
Drexel(Done with regular season)
So Miss(Plays SMU at home on Wed)
UNLV(Finishes at home against Wyoming)
Long Island(Finishes at home against Sacred Heart)
Kentucky(Last home game against Georgia on Thur)
Miss Valley St(No home games left)
Oral Roberts(Reg season over)
So Dak St(Reg season over)
Only 14 teams out of 344 are unbeaten at home this year. Harvard and Michigan both lost their first game yesterday at home so it might be less than 14 teams when the regular season ends. I remember a lot of comments about taking care of ourselves at home and splitting on the road and we'll be fine. We certainly took care of things at home and did better than 50% on the road. Isnt it great to see three, four or five thousand fans at the games instead of 1500-2000.
Stony Brook(Plays last game at home today)
Syracuse(Finishes at home against Louisville)
Weber St(No home games left)
Michigan St(Finishes at home against Ohio St)
Kansas(Finishes at home against Texas)
Long Beach St(Plays at home against Cal Irvine on Wed)
Drexel(Done with regular season)
So Miss(Plays SMU at home on Wed)
UNLV(Finishes at home against Wyoming)
Long Island(Finishes at home against Sacred Heart)
Kentucky(Last home game against Georgia on Thur)
Miss Valley St(No home games left)
Oral Roberts(Reg season over)
So Dak St(Reg season over)
Only 14 teams out of 344 are unbeaten at home this year. Harvard and Michigan both lost their first game yesterday at home so it might be less than 14 teams when the regular season ends. I remember a lot of comments about taking care of ourselves at home and splitting on the road and we'll be fine. We certainly took care of things at home and did better than 50% on the road. Isnt it great to see three, four or five thousand fans at the games instead of 1500-2000.