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You very well may be describing how the committee does this. Who do "we" eliminate first?

Bama AD looks young (52) but small. The other 3 will get winded quickly.

If this was next year it would be interesting to see the 3 of these that would have to play in round 1. You going from arguing you are a top 4 seed to facing someone the likes of the MWC champ and hoping you can keep players focused.

Michigan and Washington and argue. ????

Is it 9:00 yet? Maybe the 1 FCS playoff game being televised will be worth watching. Just an idiots hope.

If ESPN gametracker is accurate. 35 total yards COMBINED in the 1st half. Yuck!

Someone else would need to provide an answer. Last night was my first PNG game since the '99 state title game and I have no connection to the school.

That is the old Rangers stadium. It hosts multiple high school games. Now called Choctaw Stadium.

10,000. 6000 home 4000 visitor.

Sat on Huntsville side as I mentioned in a few post. To say it was thin in number would be an understatement. Would take someone that sat on the PNG side to "guesstimate" how many section they could have filled. Each section seats around 800.

NRG's lower bowl holds 26,000. PNG did bring a large number but for them to reach the 12,000 range they would have needed to fill just shy of 1/2 of the bowl. The PNG crowd filled most of the seats between the goal lines. Thus, leaving all end zone and angled corner seats empty other than those occupied by the band and drill team. Likey 7500-8500 in the PNG crowd.

Sat on Huntsville's side last night. Never, yes never do I recall noticing a fan base other than the numbers. Seeing from the opposite side was interesting. That was a sight to behold and very impressive. Not sure how to describe it other than to say again, impressive.

PNG fan base filled most of the seats between the goal lines. 7500-8500 guess. Sat on Huntsville side that was much thinner, but couldn't venture a guess on their numbers.

In stadium board updated Huntsville to 84 yds passing bringing total to 169.

Each section in the lower bowl on the sidelines hold around 850 people (22 seats per row with 36 to 39 rows depending on the section). PNG has 3 sections at least 90% full and other sections filling 35 minutes before kickoff. Rough, very rough approximation of minimum 3000 already on PNG side. Band and Drill Team seated in the north end zone.

26,000 seats in lower bowl at NRG, fwiw. 10,000 guarantee will likely do it with room to spare. If that is the concern for the group in charge (it's not the Texans and I'm drawing a blank on the game operation group) it will definitely reach that point and then some.

Southern Illinois 35 Nicholls 0. Close the book on the 2023 SLC season.

Annihilated? If you anialated someone, you are one letter away from jail.

Speculation on site for next week?

Lorena and Franklin holding large 4th quarter leads. Rematch of district opponents next week looking highly likely.

Nicholls travels to Southern Illinois. UIW despite an 8-2 record is left out. UIW's lack of a quality win and close games against what would be considered weak opponents by the committee was the likely reasons. Fourteen of the 24 teams come from 3 conferences. Missouri Valley has 6 and the Colonial and Big Sky each have 4. Note: 27,000 plus attended the Montana v Montana State game yesterday. That total is approximately 2.5% of the state's population. Interesting that the 2 biggest sports programs of any type in the state are FCS schools. If that happened in Texas, you would need a 750,000 seat stadium. A silly but fun thought.

LU knocks off McNeese. LU finishes 6-5 with a 4-2 in conference record. McNesse could have a new coach next season. UIW beats HCU. UIW despite an 8-2 record will be hoping for an FCS playoff invite as the weakness of the SLC and some close calls leave it in limbo. Some projections have them in and others have them as a first 4 out. HCU and new coach Braxton Harris complete the most successful season in school history despite today's loss. Nicholls beat SELA on Thursday. Nicholls is the SLC champion and will learn their first round opponent tomorrow.

LU up 52-27 with under 4 minutes left in the season. Congratulations to all involved on a quality season. Can they build on it?

Curious on that as well. Other than SHSU, can't think of anything over 10,000 near Montgomery without it not coming south making the drive for PNG not much difference than the present neutral site.

Was Lake Creek willing to agree to traveling to PNG's backyard? Was there going to be a coin flip for "home" with PNG using LU as its designated home site and this fell apart due to a NO from LU on availability? Would be amazing for SETX to have the opportunity to see the game, but I'm curious on the accuracy if this. Not trying to stir up anything, but this would be a quite unusual site based on the location of the schools without an unusual, but not unheard of agreement.