I was wondering after the NDSU Bison beat UNI for the 3rd time in a row if any team has beaten us 4 times in a row in the Valley. I don't think so but not sure. I was thinking that So. Ill has beaten us 3 times in a row b/c Carbondale is our kryptonite but also not sure. Any history buffs care to weigh in? BTW, I have to believe it is down hill from here for the Bison as they lost their coach and AD. Is it the second coming of YSU post-Tressel and twenty years of wandering in the desert?
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Western Kentucky beat UNI football 3 years in a row 2002-2004 (CF, Bowling Green, CF). They won the national championship in 2002.
SIU beat UNI 3 years in a row 2008-2010 (Carbondale, CF, Carbondale)
and NDSU won three in a row, 2011-2013 (Fargo, CF, Fargo).
those are the only three instances that UNI has lost to the same conference opponent 3 times in a row since the Gateway/Missouri Valley Football Conference was formed in 1985.
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conversely, the instances of 3+ game winning streaks vs. particular MVFC/Gateway foes is quite a bit more robust
Code:[U]School [years in conference] win streaks[/U] EIU ['85-'95]: 5 wins ('87-'91), 3 wins ('93-'95) ILSU ['85- pr]: 4 wins ('85-'88), 5 wins ('90-'94), 3 wins ('06-'08) INSU ['86- pr]: [B]11 wins[/B] ('91-'01), [B]9 wins[/B] ('03-pr) [UNI did not play INS in '12 or '13] MSU ['85- pr]: 3 wins ('85-'87), [B]8 wins[/B] ('90-'97), 6 wins ('99-'04), [B]8 wins[/B] ('06-pr) NDSU ['08- pr]: 3 wins ('08-'10) SDSU ['08- pr]: 3 wins ('10-'12) SIU ['85- pr]: 4 wins ('87-'90), 6 wins ('92-'97) WIU ['85- pr]: 3 wins ('85-'87), 4 wins ('89-'92), 3 wins ('94-'96), 3 wins ('03-'05), 3 wins ('07-'09), 3 wins ('11-pr) YSU ['97- pr]: [B]11 wins[/B] ('01-'11)
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Originally posted by JayJ79 View Postconversely, the instances of 3+ game winning streaks vs. particular MVFC/Gateway foes is quite a bit more robust
Code:[U]School [years in conference] win streaks[/U] EIU ['85-'95]: 5 wins ('87-'91), 3 wins ('93-'95) ILSU ['85- pr]: 4 wins ('85-'88), 5 wins ('90-'94), 3 wins ('06-'08) INSU ['86- pr]: [B]11 wins[/B] ('91-'01), [B]9 wins[/B] ('03-pr) [UNI did not play INS in '12 or '13] MSU ['85- pr]: 3 wins ('85-'87), [B]8 wins[/B] ('90-'97), 6 wins ('99-'04), [B]8 wins[/B] ('06-pr) NDSU ['08- pr]: 3 wins ('08-'10) SDSU ['08- pr]: 3 wins ('10-'12) SIU ['85- pr]: 4 wins ('87-'90), 6 wins ('92-'97) WIU ['85- pr]: 3 wins ('85-'87), 4 wins ('89-'92), 3 wins ('94-'96), 3 wins ('03-'05), 3 wins ('07-'09), 3 wins ('11-pr) YSU ['97- pr]: [B]11 wins[/B] ('01-'11)
Outstanding. These are great facts to dwell on during the off-season. I love how you spun a losing streak conversation into a winning streak conversation. That is the kind of hijacking we need.
Nomination for Best Post of the Year!
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Speaking of history, it there a good (or even decent) site for Panther football history, aside from the official site (with some media guides) and the Rod Library site?
Something with rosters, stats, records, photos going back beyond the 2005 media guides on the official site. Thanks."Well, that escalated quickly."
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both those losses were only by a FG.Originally posted by BCPanther View Post22-2 vs SWOMO/SMS/MSU since 1990 and one of those losses happened in a game where Eric Sanders got hurt.
Ridiculous.
and over those 24 games, UNI has scored 701 points vs. 340 for MSU. We've more than doubled them up.
That being said, their program does appear to be improving, and there have been a number of close games, so UNI shouldn't overlook them or take them lightly.
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So something I thought might be nice would be to get a list together of all the available UNI games that are out there on the inter webs. Since a lot of us have access to streaming sites (ESPN3, BTN, NeuLion etc.) we can get a lot together in one place. I'll try to update this post with any others that people might add, and I thought I'd sort them by season.
2007-2008 Season
UNI @ Iowa State - September 8th, 2007, Mediacom.TV
2012-2013 Season
UNI @ Wisconsin - September 1st, 2012, on BTN2Go
UNI @ Iowa - September 15th, 2012, on BTN2Go
2013-2014 Season
UNI @ Iowa State - August 31st, 2013, Mediacom.TV
UNI @ NDSU - October 5th, 2013, YouTube
I know the list isn't very long right now, but I'll be able to find some more later hopefully, and if anybody else has any I'll be happy to add them.
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Thanks for the heads up on the on-line videos. I was at the NDSU game and couldn't believe the pass interference call in the fourth quarter on Dorleant that led to a touchdown. This link has it at about 8:50 mark and close up. You tell me if that was defensive pass interference... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBy7gwUjeME Here is the other call in the fourth quarter where X was called for hands to the face (personal foul) on 3rd and 9 on a NDSU incompletion that kept a drive alive and NDSU eventually scored the winning TD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZBjwegeHK8 at 2:06:30. BTW, Farley broke his leg 3 plays later on that drive (X was blocked into Farley and rolled up his leg.) Dorleant's pass interference is at 2:13:30Last edited by Unionpanther; 06-25-2014, 10:53 PM.
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Yup. Bad memories. If X hadn't been called for hands to the face, Jake Farley wouldn't have gotten injured.Originally posted by Unionpanther View PostThanks for the heads up on the on-line videos. I was at the NDSU game and couldn't believe the pass interference call in the fourth quarter on Dorleant that led to a touchdown. This link has it at about 8:50 mark and close up. You tell me if that was defensive pass interference... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBy7gwUjeME Here is the other call in the fourth quarter where X was called for hands to the face (personal foul) on 3rd and 9 on a NDSU incompletion that kept a drive alive and NDSU eventually scored the winning TD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZBjwegeHK8 at 2:06:30. BTW, Farley broke his leg 3 plays later on that drive (X was blocked into Farley and rolled up his leg.) Dorleant's pass interference is at 2:13:30"...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."
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Originally posted by Unionpanther View PostThanks for the heads up on the on-line videos. I was at the NDSU game and couldn't believe the pass interference call in the fourth quarter on Dorleant that led to a touchdown. This link has it at about 8:50 mark and close up. You tell me if that was defensive pass interference... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBy7gwUjeME Here is the other call in the fourth quarter where X was called for hands to the face (personal foul) on 3rd and 9 on a NDSU incompletion that kept a drive alive and NDSU eventually scored the winning TD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZBjwegeHK8 at 2:06:30. BTW, Farley broke his leg 3 plays later on that drive (X was blocked into Farley and rolled up his leg.) Dorleant's pass interference is at 2:13:30
Countdown to lame response by Lakes drawing attention to some other parts of the game without addressing these plays . . . 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 . . .
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