CMU totally dominated WMU last year in statistics with 600yds to less than 300yds, etc and we lost because of turnovers! WMU Bronco posters still think they dominated the game. You cannot reason with these guys. Bottom line is we are anxiously awaiting Nov 10th when we can set the record straight and erase all doubts. WMU has only won once at Kelly Shorts Stadium in 32 years. Hard to believe for a team with such arrogant posters.

rocketfootball Wrote:Every school in the MAC is capable of losing 2-3 conference games this year.

This is the most relevant piece of this entire thread, and I agree wholeheartedly. I went into the season thinking that most of the MAC would be a muddled mess of mediocrity, and now it looks like it might be a more muddled mess, and while the predictions have the teams assumed to be the best coming back, it also shows the bottom moving up, so I wouldn't refer to it as mediocrity anymore.

Arrohead Wrote:CMU totally dominated WMU last year in statistics with 600yds to less than 300yds, etc and we lost because of turnovers! WMU Bronco posters still think they dominated the game. You cannot reason with these guys. Bottom line is we are anxiously awaiting Nov 10th when we can set the record straight and erase all doubts. WMU has only won once at Kelly Shorts Stadium in 32 years. Hard to believe for a team with such arrogant posters.

WOW. that was out of left field. Here I am posting how I feel Toledo fans are arrogant and you once again bring up a game you lost. We scored on three drives of one play in that game. Sorry the stats didn't impress you. That win at Kelly Shorts was 4 years ago, I'm not concerned with stadiums only teams. Drop the games arrohead and focus on Akron.

As for the MAC being a mess of mediocrity I am not convinced. Just because the early favorites have stumbled doesn't mean that someone won't emerge to take their place. Akron and Ohio have excellent chances at double digit wins this season in the top heavy east.

Liam9903 Wrote:As for the MAC being a mess of mediocrity I am not convinced. Just because the early favorites have stumbled doesn't mean that someone won't emerge to take their place. Akron and Ohio have excellent chances at double digit wins this season in the top heavy east.

If you had read my post correctly, you'd note that I said that my original opinion has changed.

I was just adding my own thoughts on the subject thats why I didn't quote you. The MAC mediocrity thing has been thrown around everywhere lately.

Liam9903 Wrote:I was just adding my own thoughts on the subject thats why I didn't quote you. The MAC mediocrity thing has been thrown around everywhere lately.

In fairness to me and the others, those viewed as mediocre need to actually step up to get out of that definition. Ohio U did that for me with a passing game, though they've shown small spurts of success over time and need to sustain it.