D1 Pendulum Swinging Hard From Blue to Red

[Jacked_Up]

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[QUOTE=Coyote_Fan;159561.... USD has not had a game where they were a significant favorite and ended up losing.[/QUOTE]

Let's see. Who has USD been favored against? One weak NAIA team. USD is not favored against good teams. NDSU kicked your backside without much trouble. Welcome back to reality.

[Hammersmith]

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That was the first State-U game ever played.

In alphabetical order:

North Dakota - North Dakota State - 1893?

Had been meaning to compile this list at some point in time and figured now is as good a time as any... SDSU & USD did it first.

1894

First year of NDSU football. Played UND twice for our first undefeated season.

[master_rabbit]

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"I will definately take a 2-2 record vs 0-3" you are an intelligent one...most people would take a 2-2 record vs 0-3.

"Most likely USD beats UND to go to 3-2 and the Jacks go to 0-4 after a loss to UNI. USD has not had a game where they were a significant favorite and ended up losing." maybe usd does beat und and go 3-2. but go gurantee a Jacks loss automatically, after the way the defense played tonight, they can springboard off that into next week. and finally...which game was sdsu a significant favorite?

[zooropa]

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Most likely USD beats UND

Don't count your chickens.......................................... ....................

[Coyote_Fan]

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It didn't work out for the Jacks or Yotes tonight. I will definately take a 2-2 record and a win at Minnesota vs 0-3 and already a home loss to a middle of the road FCS club.

Most likely USD beats UND to go to 3-2 and the Jacks go to 0-4 after a loss to UNI. USD has not had a game where they were a significant favorite and ended up losing.

[zooropa]

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I love your appreciation and knowledg of the schools history. That's awesome. I can tell you for a fact that day we took the field was the loudest and ost ramped I ever saw the SDSU section when I played.

That was the first State-U game ever played.

In alphabetical order:

Alabama - Auburn: 1893 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Bowl
Alaska - NA
Arkansas - NA
Arizona - Arizona State - 1899 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_Cup
Arkansas - NA
California - NA
Colorado - Colorado State - 1893 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Mountain_Showdown
Connecticut - NA
Delaware - NA
Florida - Florida State - 1958 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida...otball_rivalry
Georgia - Georgia Tech - 1893 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia...a_Tech_Rivalry
Hawaii - NA
Idaho - Idaho State - 1963 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idaho_V...ll#Idaho_State
Illinois - NA
Indiana - Purdue - 1891 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Oaken_Bucket
Iowa - Iowa State - 1894 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iowa%E2..._State_rivalry
Kansas - Kansas State - 1902 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunflower_Showdown
Kentucky - NA
Louisiana - NA
Maine - NA
Maryland - NA
Massachusetts - NA
Michigan - Michigan State - 1898 - http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?...ncf&id=3087738
Minnesota - NA
Mississippi - Mississippi State - 1901 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mississ...tball#Ole_Miss
Missouri - NA
Montana - Montana State - 1897 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brawl_of_the_Wild
Nebraska - NA
Nevada - NA
New Hampshire - NA
New Jersey - NA
New Mexico - New Mexico State - 1894 - http://www.nmstatesports.com/ViewArt...&ATCLID=942211
New York - NA
North Carolina - North Carolina State - 1894 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolin...otball_rivalry
North Dakota - North Dakota State - 1893?
Ohio - Ohio State not before 1890 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_St...33:_Beginnings
Oklahoma - Oklahoma State - 1904 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bedlam_Series
Oregon - Oregon State - 1894 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_W...otball_game%29
Pennsylvania - NA
Rhode Island - NA
South Carolina - Clemson - 1896 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolin...valry#Football
USD - SDSU - 1889 - USD & SDSU media guides
Tennessee - NA
Texas - Texas A&M - 1894 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_A...exas_Longhorns
Utah - Utah State - 1892 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Brothers
Vermont - NA
Virginia - Virginia Tech - 1895 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_Cup
Washington - Washington State - 1900 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Cup
West Virginia - NA
Wisconsin - NA
Wyoming - NA

Had been meaning to compile this list at some point in time and figured now is as good a time as any... SDSU & USD did it first.

[zooropa]

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USD is going to pull an NDSU.

They're going to beat Minnesota and lose the Great West.

The moral of the story?

Minnesota sucks.

[Prairiehaas]

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Obviously the Bison can compete in the Big 11!

[SturgisJeff]

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It's looking like my wish has been granted: A Bison Beatdown.

They beat USD might get them the National Championship

[Crashola]

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Ouch. Hoping the Yotes lose is one thing, but did you HAVE to write that down on this board?

It's looking like my wish has been granted: A Bison Beatdown.

[JackJD]

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How 'bout those Twins. How they've done it without Nick Punto is pretty amazing. Anywho...

I've also heard USD's upcoming trip up north has JackJD filled with nostalgia. A good portion of the drive, as was pointed out by JackJD himself, is upon the ancient lakebed of Lake Aggasiz, which apparently drained some 8,400 years ago. JackJD actually spent his childhood summers on that lake.

No age jokes, Yolkmeal!

[slosho]

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You might be right, and quite frankly it doesn't matter why SDSU hates USD or vice versa. The hatred goes back long before D-1 talk. In '78, we (USD football team) had to have a Highway Patrol escort in and out of the stadium and escorted us all the way back to Frost.

When we walked in CAS, we were saluted with several #1 finger salutes, and a few dead Coyotes tossed from the crowd. Personally speaking, that's what made the rivalry so fun was the toal disdain everyone had for each other. Those were the days.

I remember very clearly the patroman who escorted the non-kickers, quarterbacks, recievers, and skill players into CAS literally being half frightened. My gosh that was fun.

^^^^^^
This ;-).... Is not allowed anymore, lest someone a. gets out of hand or more likely b. gets their feelings hurt... But I digress.

[SUPERBUNNY]

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Time to get USD on the football schedule! An ass-thumping of the pups is just what this program could use right now!

Yeah, I said it! Could give two shakes about your win over the hapless Gophers. Been there and should have done that! Enjoy your win! Celebrate it! Justify your move up and the decision to look at the Jackrabbit's backside the whole way! Then get back in the closet and get used to being second-fiddle to the South Dakota State University Jackrabbits!

Ahhhhhh, serenity now! A good USD Smack post. I feel better now.

Screw the U!!!

GB, GB, GJ!

SUPERBUNNY

[filbert]

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How 'bout those Twins. How they've done it without Nick Punto is pretty amazing. Anywho...

I've also heard USD's upcoming trip up north has JackJD filled with nostalgia. A good portion of the drive, as was pointed out by JackJD himself, is upon the ancient lakebed of Lake Aggasiz, which apparently drained some 8,400 years ago. JackJD actually spent his childhood summers on that lake.

Wow! This thread was worth something after all! I didn't think it was possible . . .

[SturgisJeff]

Re: D1 Pendulum Swinging Hard From Blue to Red

How 'bout those Twins. How they've done it without Nick Punto is pretty amazing. Anywho...

I've also heard USD's upcoming trip up north has JackJD filled with nostalgia. A good portion of the drive, as was pointed out by JackJD himself, is upon the ancient lakebed of Lake Aggasiz, which apparently drained some 8,400 years ago. JackJD actually spent his childhood summers on that lake.