Has anybody ever seen this before? I accomplished this in Tark this season. Never seen it done before. 

http://www.collegiateinsider.com/wcaab/headline.asp?article=W8_S88_C11_awards

Yeah I've seen it before. I remember the funny thing being that the coach wasn't even COY. Pretty cool though, nice job. 

pumphead in Phelan Wiac.......d3 would routinely have 7+ players on the all conference teams....plus a few honorable mentions.....then get screwed out of coach of the year awards....

Posted by joco45215 on 2/18/2014 10:25:00 AM (view original):
pumphead in Phelan Wiac.......d3 would routinely have 7+ players on the all conference teams....plus a few honorable mentions.....then get screwed out of coach of the year awards....

Lol, how is that even possible? The conference awards logic is definitely screwed up. I remember when I was in D3 constantly seeing guys make 1st team all-conference over a conference mate, and then the conference mate being named All-American while the 1st team AC guy wouldn't even be honorable mention.

it happens......ive seen centers that average 5pts a game get honored while others average 12.....get nothing

http://www.collegiateinsider.com/wcaab/headline.asp?article=W10_S63_C86_awards
 
I know there were pf's that had better stats....in that season but look who got choosen

Best I've seen was the preseason all-american list for Allen, Season 30:

http://www.collegiateinsider.com/wcaab/headline.asp?article=W6_S30_preaa

Posted by acn24 on 2/18/2014 12:56:00 PM (view original):
Best I've seen was the preseason all-american list for Allen, Season 30:

http://www.collegiateinsider.com/wcaab/headline.asp?article=W6_S30_preaa

Holy crap. I'm guessing a pretty good offensive mid-major who played a ton of sims?

Posted by thinair on 2/18/2014 1:49:00 PM (view original):

Posted by acn24 on 2/18/2014 12:56:00 PM (view original):
Best I've seen was the preseason all-american list for Allen, Season 30:

http://www.collegiateinsider.com/wcaab/headline.asp?article=W6_S30_preaa

Holy crap. I'm guessing a pretty good offensive mid-major who played a ton of sims?

That, plus defending National Champs.  

Maine's NT set up a major run for mid-majors in Allen, after season 29 (Maine over Weber St in the championship game); Utah lost the NT game in season 31, UNLV lost the NT game in season 32, Morris Brown lost the NT game in season 33, UNLV won the NT in season 34, and was followed as National Champs by Boston University, Cleveland State and Yale.  Southern then won the NT in season 40.

Since then (seasons 41-68) the national champ came from either the ACC or Big-12, and the runner up came from those 2 conferences in all but 6 of those seasons. 

Posted by kmasonbx1 on 2/18/2014 11:20:00 AM (view original):

Posted by joco45215 on 2/18/2014 10:25:00 AM (view original):
pumphead in Phelan Wiac.......d3 would routinely have 7+ players on the all conference teams....plus a few honorable mentions.....then get screwed out of coach of the year awards....

Lol, how is that even possible? The conference awards logic is definitely screwed up. I remember when I was in D3 constantly seeing guys make 1st team all-conference over a conference mate, and then the conference mate being named All-American while the 1st team AC guy wouldn't even be honorable mention.

i think part (but not all) of that phenomenon stems from conf awards only considering conf stats, while national awards consider the whole season.

Posted by acn24 on 2/18/2014 2:19:00 PM (view original):

Posted by thinair on 2/18/2014 1:49:00 PM (view original):

Posted by acn24 on 2/18/2014 12:56:00 PM (view original):
Best I've seen was the preseason all-american list for Allen, Season 30:

http://www.collegiateinsider.com/wcaab/headline.asp?article=W6_S30_preaa

Holy crap. I'm guessing a pretty good offensive mid-major who played a ton of sims?

That, plus defending National Champs.  

Maine's NT set up a major run for mid-majors in Allen, after season 29 (Maine over Weber St in the championship game); Utah lost the NT game in season 31, UNLV lost the NT game in season 32, Morris Brown lost the NT game in season 33, UNLV won the NT in season 34, and was followed as National Champs by Boston University, Cleveland State and Yale.  Southern then won the NT in season 40.

Since then (seasons 41-68) the national champ came from either the ACC or Big-12, and the runner up came from those 2 conferences in all but 6 of those seasons. 

Very cool, I appreciate the history lesson. Never had a team in Allen. 

Posted by acn24 on 2/18/2014 2:19:00 PM (view original):

Posted by thinair on 2/18/2014 1:49:00 PM (view original):

Posted by acn24 on 2/18/2014 12:56:00 PM (view original):
Best I've seen was the preseason all-american list for Allen, Season 30:

http://www.collegiateinsider.com/wcaab/headline.asp?article=W6_S30_preaa

Holy crap. I'm guessing a pretty good offensive mid-major who played a ton of sims?

That, plus defending National Champs.  

Maine's NT set up a major run for mid-majors in Allen, after season 29 (Maine over Weber St in the championship game); Utah lost the NT game in season 31, UNLV lost the NT game in season 32, Morris Brown lost the NT game in season 33, UNLV won the NT in season 34, and was followed as National Champs by Boston University, Cleveland State and Yale.  Southern then won the NT in season 40.

Since then (seasons 41-68) the national champ came from either the ACC or Big-12, and the runner up came from those 2 conferences in all but 6 of those seasons. 

That's pretty crazy that for 28 straight seasons only 2 conferences have won a title.

Posted by gillispie1 on 2/18/2014 2:27:00 PM (view original):

Posted by kmasonbx1 on 2/18/2014 11:20:00 AM (view original):

Posted by joco45215 on 2/18/2014 10:25:00 AM (view original):
pumphead in Phelan Wiac.......d3 would routinely have 7+ players on the all conference teams....plus a few honorable mentions.....then get screwed out of coach of the year awards....

Lol, how is that even possible? The conference awards logic is definitely screwed up. I remember when I was in D3 constantly seeing guys make 1st team all-conference over a conference mate, and then the conference mate being named All-American while the 1st team AC guy wouldn't even be honorable mention.

i think part (but not all) of that phenomenon stems from conf awards only considering conf stats, while national awards consider the whole season.

I've also always figured that it had to do with (in this example) the 1st teamer being on a team that went say 11-5 in a not so tough conference and something like 18-8, with a 50ish RPI and never being ranked, while the conference mate is on a ranked team.

Adding to my last post. It looks like the impact of team success has been toned down a bunch for All-American awards. For D1 the AA teams are filled with mid major players that weren't even on great teams.