Got this off the Ohiobobcat board.

It's the home winning %'s for the MAC from 2005-2011

WMU .737
NIU .725
Ohio .692
CMU .629
Toledo .610
Kent .462
Ball State .447
Miami OH .432
Akron .421
Bowling Green .405
Buffalo .385
EMU .333


Since 1960

Toledo .711
CMU .699
Miami (OH) .677
BG .657
WMU .642
Ball State .599
NIU .588
Akron .556
Ohio .526
EMU .440
Kent .434
Buffalo .425

Too bad that we can't be like scUM and have 8 home games.

Is that all games or conference only?

I think Michigan is 6-6 this year. They had 8 at home last year.

(06-16-2012 06:33 AM)MajorHoople Wrote:  Is that all games or conference only?

Not sure. I'll check the thread and see if it says anything.

(06-16-2012 07:40 PM)floridabronco Wrote:  I think Michigan is 6-6 this year. They had 8 at home last year.

6-5-1 technically. It's the road year for the ND game and they're taking like $7 million of Jerry Jones' money for Nick Saban's Alabama team to remind them that the SEC is light years ahead of the Big Ten.

Tough to match the SEC's payroll, even the Hurricanes ponzi scheme guy admitted that he couldn't.

The major powers in the Big Ten will be down in the mud with the rest of them soon enough, or Meyer will ride roughshod over everyone. Michigan's suddenly got the #1 class for 2013 and 23 guys already committed. Greg Mattison spent 3 years under Meyer at Florida, he knows how the game is played in the dirty south.

21 but who's counting...

(06-15-2012 02:52 PM)EA3 Wrote:  Got this off the Ohiobobcat board.

It's the home winning %'s for the MAC from 2005-2011

WMU .737
NIU .725
Ohio .692
CMU .629
Toledo .610
Kent .462
Ball State .447
Miami OH .432
Akron .421
Bowling Green .405
Buffalo .385
EMU .333


Since 1960

Toledo .711
CMU .699
Miami (OH) .677
BG .657
WMU .642
Ball State .599
NIU .588
Akron .556
Ohio .526
EMU .440
Kent .434
Buffalo .425

Toledo hurt their overall home record from 06-09. Too many games lost in that period... WMU kicked our tails in 2009. Worst game I've ever been too.

If you count the two games at Ford Field, WMU is 29-10 under Bill Cubit for conference and non conference home games.

WMU is 22-8 against conference opponents at home including the EMU game at Ford Field.

Ford Field is a neutral site, regardless of opponent or who's designated "home" team.

(For purposes of this thread) only concerned with win % at Waldo, overall and MAC.

"Home" is on Stadium Drive.