5-0 vs division I teams with two being away games. Not bad
BGSU, CMU, Buffalo, WMU, and Ohio with wins.

MAC looks a bit deeper so far....rpi is looking much better for the conference and should get better as Akron and Buffalo get on track.

UMass #1 rpi and four games coming up with the MAC. UMass @ Ohio coming up in December should be a good game. Bobcats might be jacked up for that one especially if UMass is still unbeaten and ranked.

Good to get 3 wins vs d1 teams by mac teams that were rpi 275+

(11-26-2013 10:30 PM)OhioBobcatJohn Wrote:  5-0 vs division I teams with two being away games. Not bad
BGSU, CMU, Buffalo, WMU, and Ohio with wins.

MAC looks a bit deeper so far....rpi is looking much better for the conference and should get better as Akron and Buffalo get on track.

UMass #1 rpi and four games coming up with the MAC. UMass @ Ohio coming up in December should be a good game. Bobcats might be jacked up for that one especially if UMass is still unbeaten and ranked.

Dear God I hope so... Ohio can be a nightmarish team if they are clicking.

Great job tonight everybody! The MAC is looking a lot better and it would be nice to see it keep up.

GO MAC!

Dec 3rd at EMU is our next game. The MAC is looking good this year.

Nice job MAC!

Great win by Ohio. Definitely the most quality win of the night.

Not sure how good Robert Morris is but it was great to see Buffalo get out to a 20 point lead against a D1 opponent and more or less stay there for the rest of the game. We were missing a lot of shots early this season and struggling to lock down the lane, but last night was very different. McCrea had 12 points 9 rebounds at half and wasn't called on to do much in the second

(11-26-2013 11:44 PM)Steve1981 Wrote:  Dec 3rd at EMU is our next game. The MAC is looking good this year.

The difficulties for the MAC start today.

http://scores.espn.go.com/ncb/scoreboard...&confId=14

EMU + 18.5, Kent - 6, and BSU +11.5. No line yet on BG/Oral Roberts.

Looks like 2 wins would be a 'good day at the office'...

(11-27-2013 07:06 AM)GoBullsGo Wrote:  Great win by Ohio. Definitely the most quality win of the night.

Not sure how good Robert Morris is but it was great to see Buffalo get out to a 20 point lead against a D1 opponent and more or less stay there for the rest of the game. We were missing a lot of shots early this season and struggling to lock down the lane, but last night was very different. McCrea had 12 points 9 rebounds at half and wasn't called on to do much in the second

For some reason, I have seen Bobby Mo play 4 times this year now, once in person. I still can't get a good read on them. They played well at EMU, got blasted by UK, played 30 good minutes against Cleveland State and were beaten pretty good at UB. I think they'll do well again in conference (14-4 last year) and end up being a pretty good win for UB, EMU and UT.

As an Ohio fan, it brought back bad memories watching Karvel Anderson. He was 8-8 from 3 last year against Ohio scoring 28 points.

(11-27-2013 07:37 AM)emu steve Wrote:  

(11-26-2013 11:44 PM)Steve1981 Wrote:  Dec 3rd at EMU is our next game. The MAC is looking good this year.

The difficulties for the MAC start today.

http://scores.espn.go.com/ncb/scoreboard...&confId=14

EMU + 18.5, Kent - 6, and BSU +11.5. No line yet on BG/Oral Roberts.

Looks like 2 wins would be a 'good day at the office'...

As long as Kent can pull out a win today I'm ok with the other loses. Kent and one other win would be great

While YSU has a gaudy RPI (11!), it is fool's gold. It is an aberration of early RPI craziness (e.g. Miami currently has a better RPI than Toledo and 7 other MAC teams: 78 to UT's 84).

Here are their six wins: Kennesaw St, FIU, E.KY, Warren Wilson, Westminster (PA), and Thiel. Their one loss was a 16 point beating by UMass.

Really, KSU should overmatch them, especially out front. On the other hand, though, the Flashes have a history of very close game against both YSU and CSU. We still haven't gotten over losing to a 5-23 YSU team in 2001-2 with very arguably the best team in MAC history.