Buy or Sell...

8dog

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or any 1-AA team. Anyone else is going to want a home and home. We'd never have 7 home games in a year.
 

awalkerdog

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I just prefer to play teams that we can actually count the win for bowl eligibility(I think...). If we won 9 to 10 games a year then it wouldn't matter much, but we are not going to win 9 to 10 games a year, we will do good to win 6 or 7. That's the difference to me. Just saying....</p>
 

patdog

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is a 7th home game most years (ideally every year). You can't get to 7 home games consistently without playing a I-AA team. In case you haven't noticed, it's a sellers market for buy games and the Sunbelt teams of the world realize that so they're holding out for $1,000,000 guarantees. That's about what we clear for a home game and if we paid it all out in a guarantee we'd be left with virtually nothing.
 

msudawg12

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only because you said "every year in Starkville."If this were the case, I'd take it. I just dont think you could get that accomplished
 

fishwater99

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dawgstudent[/b]]Sidewalk alumni is what makes your helps your school athletic budget grow.
Just look at LSU and Ole Miss... How many season ticket holders actually went to school there? 60% ?
 

patdog

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tossedoff said:
Watching us beat the **** out of ANYONE after the years we have suffered through will be a "great" game.
Still one of my favorite games is when we beat Fullerton St. 47-3 in Jackie's first game. That's when I knew things were different now. I still remember thinking, "We used to beat teams like this 20-13."
 

dawgstudent

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Under current regulations, in order for this to occur, a team must record at least six wins in the standard 12-game schedule, <span style="font-weight: bold;">which may include one win against a Division I FCS scholarship-awarding[1] opponent</span>, and the team must not be on probation.
 

BR549.sixpack

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South Carolina and Clemson have done similar schedules by rotating and playing South Carolina State, Furman, Wofford and Citadel.
 

awalkerdog

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I just don't think we gain anything by doing it. I know, I know we get 7 home games but, is that the best we can do for a home/home team. If so, then the only way I buy is if we rotate the other schools in MS. Then the money stays in Mississippi and is spread around the state and then it's a win-win but, that wasn't in the buy/sell. I personally don't have a problem with a home away with NE Louisiana or a home-away with Memphis or other schools close to the state line. Memphis is like a home-home for me so it's like I get 7 home games anyway.

I guess I still say....sell. </p>
 

rhs43

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awalkerdog said:
I just don't think we gain anything by doing it. I know, I know we get 7 home games but, is that the best we can do for a home/home team. If so, then the only way I buy is if we rotate the other schools in MS. Then the money stays in Mississippi and is spread around the state and then it's a win-win but, that wasn't in the buy/sell. I personally don't have a problem with a home away with NE Louisiana or a home-away with Memphis or other schools close to the state line. Memphis is like a home-home for me so it's like I get 7 home games anyway.

I guess I still say....sell.</p>
Why do you insist on us playing Memphis. We need to play a team our first game in a new system that we can hopefully beat the **** out of. It will be fun watching this new offense hang 50 on JSU. It could also be a big confidence booster. I also agree with the little brother thing. If we show JSU fans a good time, maybe they will pull for us in future games, and maybe come to a couple games to party in the Junction. Huge buy for me.