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- Thread starter broncobob
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weberwildcat1
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really?? when ?
broncobob
Active member
Back in 1980...both Idaho State and Weber State has scheduling problems, so they opted to play each other twice. The Big Sky counted each game has a half game for the BSC standings. Of course they split their games....ISU won at home and Weber won at home. Both finished with 3.5 wins and 3.5 losses and tied for in the final standings.....
beefzerkie
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That is some interesting trivia! But I didn't know their was a BCS in 1980 let alone that the Big Sky Conference was part of it. 
wortnkrausen
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I remember that. I was a Freshman then.
We started out very strong. Was ranked nationally (I think 13th?) after our 5th or 6th game when we beat Reno in Odgen. We then proceeded to fall apart and loose the rest.
Right after the season, Coach Rileman was fired and Coach Price was hired. He brought in coaches Campo, Zimmer and a host of others.
We started out very strong. Was ranked nationally (I think 13th?) after our 5th or 6th game when we beat Reno in Odgen. We then proceeded to fall apart and loose the rest.
Right after the season, Coach Rileman was fired and Coach Price was hired. He brought in coaches Campo, Zimmer and a host of others.
