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Breaking News
Indianapolis, IN

Today the NCAA has announced that they will be adopting a relegation system to determine the champion of college football.
"This will add a fair balance of competition to all FBS teams" NCAA President Mark Emmert said.
The NCAA will now adopt a 3 tier system. Tier 1 will consist of the Pac 12, SEC, Big 12 and Big 10 as the top conferences. Each conference will have 14 teams split into two divisions. Each division winner will then play in a conference championship game. Each Conference champ will earn a BCS bid. The top two Tier 1 teams will face off in the BCS National Title game. Only a Tier 1 team may be in the match up.

Tier 2 will consist of the ACC, Big East, Mountain West and Conference USA conferences. Each conference will have 10 teams, each team will play each other round robin style for conference play. The best record is the conference champ and earns a BCS bid to play a Tier 1 team.

Tier 3 is made up of the WAC, Sun Belt and the MAC conferences. The WAC and MAC have 9 teams while the Sun Belt have an 8 team conference. There can only be one Independent and that is reserved for the consensus worst team in America. This year that honor goes to the University of Texas- San Antonio. The Road Runners are new to the FBS division. They join Texas State and Montana as the newcomers to the NCAA's top football division. Montana was a late add after UMass was unable to field a team up to FBS standards. Montana jumped at the opportunity to join college football's best competition.

To move up a Tier you must win your conference, to drop down a tier you must have the worst record in the conference. The Independent is voted on by the same people and writers who vote for the Heisman Trophy.

The Tiers and Conferences will be announced shortly.

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The Re-Alignment
Indianapolis, IN

Today the NCAA has release the new conference alignment. Early consensus has been that the new alignments have been well received, but there are many fans, coaches and school presidents upset with their program's tier status.
"For those fans, coaches and university presidents who are upset with their new placement, Your team will have the chance to prove itself on the field." Said NCAA President Mark Emmert.

"The Re-Alignment committee, did a fantastic job to realigning each school and conference. It was not an easy job and they wish everyone success this upcoming year." Emmert added.

The committee not only considered recent success but the success over the last decade. Also they considered and polled over 5,000 fans to get their pulse on every team a crossed the nation. The tiers tried to get geographically closer schools in the same conference.

Relegation was formally announced. To be relegated from Tier 1, you must be the worst team in your conference. To move up from Tier 2 you must win your conference, to move down; finish last. Tier 3 only has three conferences, so those three conference winners will move up to Tier 2. A combination of record, conference strength and stats will determine the fourth Tier 3 team to move up. Only the worst overall team in Tier 3 will be moved to the Independent, it will also be decided by record, conference strength and stats.

The following is the breakdown of the conferences and Tier system. The Tier 1 and Tier 2 conferences are tied together. Meaning The Pac 12 and Mountain West will relegate with each other, the Big 12 and Conference USA relegate with each other, the Big 10 and the Big East and the SEC and ACC relegate with each other. Tier 3 teams will move up to a Tier 2 conference based on location same with the Tier 2 send downs.

PAC 12- Tier 1 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
|---North---|
Boise State
California
Oregon State
Oregon
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
|---South---|
Arizona
Arizona State
BYU
Colorado
USC
UCLA
Utah

Big 12- Tier 1 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
|---Division A---|
Iowa
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Purdue
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
|---Division B---|
Baylor
Kansas
Kansas State
Texas
Texas Tech
Texas A&M
TCU

BIG 10- Tier 1 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
|---Leaders---|
Illinois
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Ohio State
Penn State
Wisconsin
|---Legends---|
Boston College
Maryland
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Virginia Tech
West Virginia

SEC- Tier 1 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
|---EAST---|
Florida
Florida State
Clemson
South Carolina
Miami
North Carolina
NC State
|---WEST---|
Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Georgia
LSU
Mississippi St
Tennessee

Mountain West- Tier 2 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
San Diego State
Air Force
Hawaii
Nevada
Colorado State
Fresno State
UNLV
Ball State
Idaho
Utah State

Conference USA- Tier 2 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Houston
Vanderbilt
SMU
Kentucky
Tulsa
Bowling Green
UTEP
Wyoming
New Mexico
Rice

Big East- Tier 2 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Louisville
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Rutgers
Northwestern
Temple
UCONN
Indiana
Ohio
Toledo

ACC- Tier 2 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Georgia Tech
Arkansas State
South Florida
Ole Miss
Southern Miss
Troy
Wake Forest
ECU
Duke
UCF

WAC- Tier 3 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Navy
Northern Illinois
North Texas
Marshall
San Jose State
Buffalo
New Mexico State
Montana
Texas State

Sun Belt- Tier 3 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
FIU
Louisiana Tech
Western Kentucky
Mid Tennessee State
UL- Monroe
UL- Lafayette
FAU
UAB
|---Independent---|
UTSA

MAC- Tier 3 Conference Standings - Updated: Jul 18, 2012
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Central Michigan
Miami (OH)
Tulane
Western Michigan
Army
Kent State
Memphis
Eastern Michigan
Akron

Next we will take a look at Montana's depth chart, schedule and recruiting along with the Pre-Season All Americans and WAC pre-season all conference teams. The top 5 Heisman hopefuls will be announced alone with the top 25 poll.

Stay tuned to all your Montana and college football information and needs.

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Team Outlook and Season Outlook
Missoula, MT

Today marks the beginning of a new era in Grizzly football. They have officially joined the NCAA's top division. It comes under a new sweeping change in the FBS division with the new relegation rules to decide a champion. Montana will start in Tier 3, the lowest Tier in the new system. But this gives the team a hope of bringing a conference championship in the first year in the new division. Joining Montana in the new look WAC conference are Navy, Ball State, Northern Illinois, North Texas, Marshall, San Jose State, Buffalo, New Mexico State and fellow FBS newcomer Texas State.

Navy, Northern Illinois and San Jose State figure to fight it out for the title. San Jose State is a surprise but they lead the conference in pre-season all conference players named. Marshall and Buffalo also figure to be a factor in the race.

With a new leap the Grizzlies have hired a new head coach. Coach Brandon Benson will take over the reigns of the program. He runs a pro style offense that focuses on getting the run game started to fuel the passing game. On Defense he runs an aggressive 4-2-5.

Montana's on field hopes are lead by JR QB Jordan Johnson and SR WR Sam Gratton on offense. SR RB Peter Nguyen also has to have a big year for the Grizzlies compete. On Defense the Grizzlies are led by JR OLB Jordan Tripp and SR MLB Brock Coyle. SR DE Josh Harris needs to have a big season to help the Grizzlies do the unthinkable. Below is a full break down of the 2012 depth chart.

Montana Grizzlies Depth Chart - 2012
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Sam Gratton- RsSR	Mitch Saylor- SO	Aaron Roberts- JR
TE	Greg Hardy- SR	Clay Pierson- RsJR
LT	Trevor Poole- RsSO	John Schmaing- FR
LG	Jake Hendrickson- SR	Jordan Hines- RsJr
C	Kjelby Oiland- RsJR	Logan Hines- JR
RG	William Poehls- JR	Kyle Kmet- RsJR
RT	Danny Kistler Jr- JR	Matt Kelly- FR
WR	Bryce Carver- RsSR	Sean Haynes- SO	Aaron Roberts- JR
QB	Jordan Johnson- JR	Gerald Kemp- SR	Shay Smithwick-Han SO
FB	Dan Moore- SR
HB	Peter Nguyen- SR	Jordan Canada- RsSO	Brett Kirschner- SO
Base 4-2-5 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Zack Wagrnmann- RsSO	Derek Crittendan RsSO
LDT	Alex Bienemann- RsJR	Taylor Tuliaupupu- RsSO
RDT	Tonga Takia- SO	Chris Bradford- JR
RDE	Josh Harris- SR	Shawn Heavyrunner- SO
SLB	Jordan Tripp- JR	Jeremiah Kose- SO	Josh Stuberg- SR
WLB	Brock Coyle- RsSR	John Kanagata- RsJR	Ty Timmer- JR
CB	Sean Murray- RsJR	Anthony Goodwin- JR	Josh Dennard- SO
SS	Steven Rominger- JR	Connor Lebsock- SO
FS	Bo Tulley- RsJR	Matt Hermanson- SO
SS	Anthony Goodwin- JR	Connor Lebsock- FR
CB	Marlon Miles- JR	Nate Harris- RsFR
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Chris Lider- FR	Stephen Shaw- RsJR
P	Stephen Shaw- RsJR	Chris Lider- FR
H	Gerald Kemp- SR
PR	Anthony Goodwin- JR	Sean Murray- RsJR
KR	Anthony Goodwin- JR	Sean Murray RsJR
LS	Danny Kistler Jr- JR	Jake Hendrickson- SR

And here is the Grizzlies schedule. The non conference schedule is brutal with games at #3 LSU and at #9 Michigan. They have Tier 1 Iowa State and Texas Tech coming to Missoula. They start conference play on week 5 at North Texas.

Montana Grizzlies 2012 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 25	vs BYE WEEK
Sep 1	at LSU
Sep 8	vs Texas Tech
Sep 15	vs BYE WEEK
Sep 22	at Michigan
Sep 29	vs Iowa State
Oct 6	at North Texas*
Oct 13	at Navy*
Oct 20	vs BYE WEEK
Oct 27	vs Northern Illinois*
Nov 3	vs Texas State*
Nov 10	vs Buffalo*
Nov 17	vs Marshall*
Nov 19	at New Mexico State*
Nov 29	at San Jose State*
May 1	vs Key: * Denotes conference game

As always in college football, you have to look towards next year with the on going recruiting of new players. Here is a short list of the Grizzlies targets to start the year.

Montana Grizzlies Recruiting - 2012
NAME	POS	CLASS	INTEREST	HT	WT	CALIBER
Jeremy Nichols	FS	HS	Top 3	6-0	177
Jesse Benson	OLB	HS	Top 3	6-5	231
Jeff Gould	SS	HS	Top 3	6-0	191
Ryan Lamb	QB	HS	Top 3	6-6	201
Robert Lewis	ATH	HS	Top 3	6-2	232
TJ Barr	DE	HS	Top 3	6-3	242
David McAfee	TE	HS	Top 3	6-6	256
Antwuan Dunlap	RB	HS	Top 3	5-8	190
Aaron Monroe	CB	HS	First	6-0	190
Donnie Stephens	FS	HS	First	6-2	190

Maybe one of those future Grizzlies will end up on this list. Here is the 2012 Pre-season All WAC team. San Jose State shockingly leads the conference with 9 selections. Only one Montana player has made the list JR RT Danny Kistler Jr.

2012 All- WAC Pre Season First Team
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Rakeem Cato, Marshall			So.
HB	Robert Clay, New Mexico State			Sr.
HB	Ina Liaina, San Jose State			Sr.
WR	Noel Grigsby, San Jose State			Jr.
WR	Kevan Walker, New Mexico State			Sr.
TE	Ryan Otten, San Jose State			Sr.
OL	David Quessenberry, San Jose State			Sr.
OL	Ryan Jones, San Jose State			Jr.
OL	Josh Cabral, Navy			Sr.
OL	Danny Kistler Jr., Montana			Jr.
C	Reuben Hasani, San Jose State			Jr.
DL	Jeremiah Taylor, Marshall			Jr.
DL	Travis Johnson, San Jose State			Sr.
DL	Barry Dabney, Navy			Jr.
DL	Walton Taumopeau, New Mexico State			Sr.
LB	Derek Maava, San Jose State			So.
LB	Matt Warrick, Navy			Sr.
LB	Keith Smith, San Jose State			Jr.
DB	Rashaan Melvin, Northern Illinois			Sr.
DB	Najja Johnson, Buffalo			Jr.
DB	Chris Ferguson, Navy			So.
DB	Dechane Durante, Nothern Illinois			So.
K	Zach Olen, North Texas			Jr.
P	Jason Dann, Texas State			Jr.
RS	Michael Gilmore, Texas State			Fr.

Around the NCAA

Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Aug 25, 2012
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	--	Alabama
2	--	USC
3	--	LSU
4	--	Oregon
5	--	Oklahoma
6	--	Georgia
7	--	Arkansas
8	--	Florida State
9	--	Michigan
10	--	West Virginia
11	--	South Carolina
12	--	Michigan State
13	--	Kansas State
14	--	Clemson
15	--	Virginia Tech
16	--	Wisconsin
17	--	TCU
18	--	Ohio State
19	--	Nebraska
20	--	Stanford
21	--	Boise State
22	--	Texas
23	--	Oklahoma State
24	--	Notre Dame
25	--	Florida

Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Aug 25, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Matt Barkely	QB	USC
Montee Ball	RB	Wisconsin
Tyrann Mathieu	CB	LSU
Denard Robinson	QB	Michigan
Landry Jones	QB	Oklahoma

Pre- Season AA

2012 Pre Season All Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Matt Barkely, USC			Sr.
HB	Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina			Jr.
HB	Montee Ball, Wisconsin			Sr.
WR	Sammy Watkins, Clemson			So.
WR	Robert Woods, USC			Jr.
TE	Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame			Jr.
OL	Donald Hawkins, Texas			Jr.
OL	Carson York, Oregon			Sr.
OL	Sam Schwartzstein, Stanford			Sr.
OL	Mason Walters, Texas			Jr.
OL	Xavier Su'a Filo, UCLA			So.
DL	James Gayle, Virginia Tech			Jr.
DL	Jackson Jeffcoat, Texas			Jr.
DL	Kawaan Short, Purdue			Sr.
DL	Star Lotulelei, Utah			Sr.
LB	Jordan Hicks, Texas			Jr.
LB	Manti Te'o, Notre Dame			Sr.
LB	Michael Clay, Oregon			Sr.
DB	David Amerson, NC State			Jr.
DB	Tyrann Mathieu, LSU			Jr.
DB	DJ Swearinger, South Carolina			Sr.
DB	Sean Parker, Washington			Jr.
K	Dustin Hopkins, Florida State			Sr.
P	Brad Wing, LSU			So.
RS	Raheem Mostert, Purdue			So.

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Spencer Ware scoring his 4th TD of the day, on top of 185 yds rushing.

Grizzlies Put Up Fight in Debut, Fall Short
Baton Rouge, LA

Montana played their first FBS in one of the most intimidating places in the country, Death Valley in Baton Rouge. Early on you could see the players we anxious or nervous. LSU's star RB Spencer Ware ran right through the teeth of the Grizzlies defense for the tune of four touchdowns. Two of them coming early in the first quarter. S Bo Tulley got two early interceptions but the Montana offense stalled. They wouldn't record their first, first down until late in the second quarter. Ware scored his third touchdown of the game in the second quarter giving the Tigers a 21-0 halftime lead.

"It looked real grim there in that first half" Coach Benson said.

Then on the opening drive in the second half the offense started to put it together. "We started to click, the receivers started catching the ball and the line made some great blocks for Peter (Nguyen) to get through" Benson added.
They cut the lead to 21-7 with a Johnson to WR Sam Gratton 6 yard pass for the score. LSU would rush down the field again to answer. Spencer Ware broke off a 37 yard touchdown score to build the 21 point lead again, 28-7. But the Grizzlies didn't quit. The offense capped a 13 play drive with a short 3 yard pass from Johnson to TE Greg Hardy for the score. Then Marlon Miles made a terrific interception giving Montana their third of the game. "We knew we'd score after that. Our confidence was high, we wanted to shock the college football world" Coach Benson said.
The Grizzlies would score off a 26 yard pass on four down. Jordan Johnson took a hit that resulted in a roughing the passer call, but still completed the pass to WR Mitch Saylor for the score. With 2:36 remaining the Grizzlies needed a stop and they got one with 1:00 left. After the punt :26 seconds remained. After a long completion Johnson's next pass would be intercepted with :03 left. LSU survived the scare.
"We put the conference on notice, You're going to have to beat us. We'll fight til the end" Benson remarked,

Spencer Ware took home the Player of the Game honors with 25 att, 185 yards rushing and 4 TD.

Montana Grizzlies at LSU Tigers
Sep 1, 2012	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Montana Grizzlies (0-1)	0	0	7	14	21
#3 LSU Tigers (1-0)	14	7	7	0	28

Team Stats Comparison
	MONT	LSU
Total Offense	287	299
Rushing Yards	53	190
Passing Yards	234	109
First Downs	13	13
Punt Return Yards	7	26
Kick Return Yards	111	60
Total Yards	405	385
Turnovers	2	4
3rd Down Converstion	3-13	5-9
4th Down Conversion	2-3	0-0
2-Point Conversion	-	-
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	2-2-0	2-2-0
Penalties	7-55	4-45
Posession Time	15:47	12:13

Montana Grizzlies PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Jordan Johnson 19/40 234 3 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Peter Nguyen 19 68 3.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Greg Hardy 6 76 12.6 1 Sam Gratton 4 47 11.7 1 Mitch Saylor 2 55 27.5 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Steve Rominger 7 0 0 0 Bo Tulley 6 0 2 0 Marlon Miles 5 0 1 0 Zach Wagenmann 1 1 0 0 Josh Harris 2 1 0 0

LSU Tigers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Zach Mettenberger 7/18 109 0 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Spencer Ware 25 185 7.4 4 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Odell Beckham Jr. 3 66 22.0 0 James Wright 1 15 15.0 0 Spencer Ware 1 13 13.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Kevin Mineter 12 0 1 0 Craig Loston 5 0 1 0 Barkevious Mingo 3 1 0 0 Bennie Logan 2 1 0 0 Eric Reid 7 0 0 0

Around the Nation

Top 25 Scores Recap

Top 25 Recap

Results

11 Kansas St 51, FCS Midwest 10

7 Florida St 56, FCS East 14

8 Michigan 47, Maryland 21

14 TCU 28, Iowa 16

15 Ohio St 18, Miami (OH) 6

19 Oklahoma St 35, 14 West Virginia 14

13 Nebraska 35, 23 Wisconsin 18

3 Oklahoma 34, 10 Oregon 14

22 Texas 55, Akron 0

5 Arkansas 45, Miami 24

21 Notre Dame 36, 18 Michigan St 22

20 Clemson 31, Auburn 13

9 South Carolina 24, UAB 16

25 Washington 38, San Diego St 14

4 LSU 28, Montana 21

NCAA Players of the Week

NCAA Player of the Week - Updated: Sep 1, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		STATS
Rio Johnson	QB	ECU		26/37 463 yds, 4 att 14 yds 6 total TD
Nick Waisome	CB	Florida St		3 INT ATK, 2 TD

Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Sep 9, 2012
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Alabama / 35	0	0	1499
2	2	USC / 24	1	0	1435
3	5	Oklahoma / 1	1	0	1404
4	3	LSU/ 1	1	0	1373
5	6	Arkansas	2	0	1193
6	7	Georgia	0	0	1134
7	8	Florida St	1	0	1077
8	9	Michigan	1	0	1038
9	11	South Carolina	1	0	912
10	4	Oregon	0	1	896
11	13	Kansas St	2	0	808
12	14	Virginia Tech	0	0	757
13	18	Nebraska	1	0	672
14	16	TCU	1	0	658
15	17	Ohio St	1	0	610
16	10	West Virginia	0	1	532
17	19	Stanford	0	0	518
18	12	Michigan St	0	1	460
19	23	Oklahoma State	1	0	451
20	21	Clemson	1	1	429
21	24	Notre Dame	2	0	408
22	22	Texas	1	0	387
23	15	Wisconsin	0	1	370
24	25	Florida	0	0	265
25	--	Washington	1	-	189

What's Up in the WAC

WAC Week 2 Results

WAC Week 2 Recap

Results

3 LSU 28, MONTANA 21

Navy 38, Penn St 17

Houston 31, North Texas 14

Northern Illinois 41, Ball St 10*

Western Michigan 21, Buffalo 14 *

* = Conference game

WAC Players of the Week - Updated: Sep 1, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		STATS
Jordan Lynch	QB	Northern Illinois		18/32 280 yds 3 TD 0 INT
Parrish Gaines	CB	Navy		2 Tkls, 1 INT, 1 TD

Only one big surprise in the WAC this week. Navy upsets Penn St in State College. It wasn't even close, Navy won by three touchdowns. In conference play Northern Illinois lit up Ball State and Western Michigan prevailed over Buffalo.

Grizzlies Next Game

Matchup Preview *|* September 8, 2012
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Texas Tech Red Raiders (1-0, Away)		Montana Grizzlies (0-1, Home)
Game Notes This is game #2 of Montana's grueling non conference schedule. Texas Tech looks to air out the ball. S Bo Tulley will need to play well again for the Grizzlies to stay in the game. Meanwhile on offense, Montana should be able to move the ball. They were effective against LSU last week and that defense is way scarier than anything Texas Tech will put out there. Texas Tech is coming off a blowout win over FCS Southeast, 55-0. You can catch the game on WatchESPN.com or listen to the radio broadcast at MontanaGrizzlies.com, the game starts a 6 pm local time.

Recruiting Update

This week the Grizzlies scored their first commit of the year. DE TJ Barr of Port Arthur, TX gave his verbal commitment to Coach Benson. Barr is a 3 Star DE ranked #63 at his postion via ESPNrecruitingnation.com. Mason Kelley of ESPN.com's West Recruiting Blog said this about Barr.
" He is a fast DE, who can get to QB. He won't run through the OL but he will put on a quick move to get around them. At 6'3" 242 Lbs, Barr has good size coming in, he could start for the Grizzlies as a freshman."

Barr chose Montana over TCU, Baylor, Houston and Arkansas.

[Canada_Carlos_Ball]

Looks great, will be following!

[MarylandMan]

This is awesome. I've always like Montana in NCAA Football, since they were the best FCS team in NCAA 06.

[FaM0us Skins]

This dynasty looks interesting. Did you add Montana to the game using TeamBuilder?

[b2th3m1th]

Quote: Originally Posted by jayenomics

This is awesome...I'm absolutely following this.

Quote: Originally Posted by Canada_Carlos_Ball

Looks great, will be following!

Quote: Originally Posted by MarylandMan

This is awesome. I've always like Montana in NCAA Football, since they were the best FCS team in NCAA 06.

Thanks guys

Quote: Originally Posted by FaM0us Skins

This dynasty looks interesting. Did you add Montana to the game using TeamBuilder?

Yeah. I downloaded Cparrish's Montana team from the NCAA 13 FCS Project in the Teambuilder forum. A big up to those guys. They do a great job and put as much detail into the teams as they can.