1) Southern Cal (104.63)
2) South Florida (76.10)
3) Southern Miss (74.59)
4) Northwestern (71.52)
--Akron (67.57)--
5) NIU (63.34)
6) Central Florida (63.07)
7) Eastern Mich. (62.29)
8) I-AA Western Ky. (61.59)
9) Western Mich. (61.49)
10) I-AA Western Carolina (59.76)
11) East Carolina (59.16)
12) I-AA Northern Iowa (58.39)
13) Central Mich. (57.38)
14) I-AA Southern Ill. (56.42)
15) I-AA Georgia Southern (56.39)
16) North Texas (51.32)
17) I-AA Eastern Ky. (50.94)
18) I-AA Northwestern State (50.94)
19) Middle Tennessee (50.28)
20) I-AA Eastern Washington (49.36)
ZippyRulz Wrote:1) Southern Cal (104.63)
2) South Florida (76.10)
3) Southern Miss (74.59)
4) Northwestern (71.52)
--Akron (67.57)--
5) NIU (63.34)
6) Central Florida (63.07)
7) Eastern Mich. (62.29)
8) I-AA Western Ky. (61.59)
9) Western Mich. (61.49)
10) I-AA Western Carolina (59.76)
11) East Carolina (59.16)
12) I-AA Northern Iowa (58.39)
13) Central Mich. (57.38)
14) I-AA Southern Ill. (56.42)
15) I-AA Georgia Southern (56.39)
16) North Texas (51.32)
17) I-AA Eastern Ky. (50.94)
18) I-AA Northwestern State (50.94)
19) Middle Tennessee (50.28)
20) I-AA Eastern Washington (49.36)
Zippy,
Could you post the rating for all the MAC school categories? Thanks.
State Flagship Schools:
Ohio
State Directional Schools:
Central Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Northern Illinois
Western Michigan
City Schools:
Akron
Bowling Green
Buffalo
Kent
Temple
Toledo
River Schools or Indian Tribe Schools?
Miami
Canning Jar Schools:
Ball State
bronco67 Wrote:Canning Jar Schools:
Ball State
I was unsure about Miami. I know they are in the town of Oxford….not Miami. I know the Miami River is near their campus, and I think there was a near by Miami Indian tribe. So was Miami named after the river or Indians?
I was not sure about Bowling Green either. Are they a "city" or a "town"?
Regarding Ball State I know they were named after the Ball family who were the inventors of the Ball Canning Jars because they donated the land on which the campus is built.
bronco67 Wrote:I was unsure about Miami. I know they are in the town of Oxford….not Miami. I know the Miami River is near their campus, and I think there was a near by Miami Indian tribe. So was Miami named after the river or Indians?
I was not sure about Bowling Green either. Are they a "city" or a "town"?
Regarding Ball State I know they were named after the Ball family who were the inventors of the Ball Canning Jars because they donated the land on which the campus is built.
The Miamis Indians were related to the Delaware, Shawnee, and Ottawa Indians.They spoke an Algonquian dialect.Their greatest Chief was Little Turtle.He led the Miamis along with other Ohio Indians against General Anthony Wayne troops at the Battle of Fallen Timbers outside of Toledo. At the Treaty of Greenville the Miamis were forced to give up most of their lands in Ohio.
So what! Who or what is Miami named after.....the Indians or the river.
I believe - the Indians. The Great Miami River is actually at least 20 miles from Oxford.