Duck Rodgers
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Anybody care for some last minute conference/independence smack before BYU joins the best current football conference in America?
Anybody care for some last minute conference/independence smack before BYU joins the best current football conference in America?
Fixed.Anybody care for some last minute conference/independence smack before BYU joins the best current football conference in America outside of the SEC?
What's the latest on this? I haven't heard anything for a while.
Anybody care for some last minute conference/independence smack before BYU joins the best current football conference in America?
Anybody care for some last minute conference/independence smack before BYU joins the best current football conference in America?
Man, sometimes you make it so easy. Hasn't the SEC won the last 5 or 6 BCS Championships? But hey, BYU's only hope of ever joining a big boy conference is the Big 12 so I'm not suprised that they're "the best" in your eyes. And whether you'll admit it or not, losing Nebraska and Texas A&M and replacing them with the likes of BYU only makes that conference weaker.
https://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/post/_/id/27207/big-12-remains-atop-conference-rankings
Key word in my post was "current".
I'm a U fan, but I want both programs to succeed for the good of the state. If only Weber St. could get something going somehow......
Werd. In their own universe, WSU is a good program.
They have a good basketball team every once in awhile.
Weber State's Men's basketball team (852-495), long hailed as a powerhouse in the Big Sky Conference, acquired new head coach Randy Rahe for the 2006-2007 season. WSU Men's basketball team has the 24th highest winning percentage in NCAA Division I history. In 2005, Street and Smith magazine complied a list of the greatest basketball programs in college basketball history, WSU made #51. The Men's basketball team won its 18th overall Big Sky Conference championship in 2009. WSU's Men's basketball is also famous for 1st Rd NCAA Tournament upsets. In 1995 Weber beat #3 seed Michigan State, in '99 WSU beat #3 seed North Carolina.
The Big Sky has been in existence since 1964. In 47 years of Big Sky play, Weber State has won the regular season basketball title 20 times.
EDIT: via Wikipedia.
A lot of those team I imagine were under Ron Abegglen. He was a very underrated coach.
He was the head coach for three of the twenty, so 15%. He also is responsible for the school losing scholarships and suffering sanctions.
Dick Motta and Phil Johnson, who I believe 99.9% of the population would say are better coaches, are responsible for most of the titles.
Weber State has won the regular season title 2 of the last 3 years, and 4 of the last 9.
Don't forget pushing his wife down a flight of stairs... That point aside, he never had a losing season in his career. Or at least I don't think he did. He was a good coach.