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Post by Gene on Nov 6, 2007 6:53:20 GMT -5
Saturday, March 8: Baltimore
Saturday, March 15: at Carolina
Saturday, March 22: Arizona
Monday, March 31: at Erie
Saturday, April 5: Huntington
Saturday, April 12: at Columbus (Ga.)
Saturday, April 19: Florence (S.C.)
Friday: April 25: Canton
Saturday, May 10: at Canton
Saturday, May 17: Fayetteville (N.C.)
Saturday, May 24: Baltimore
Saturday, May 31: at Huntington
Saturday, June 7: at Erie
Saturday, June 14: Erie
Monday, June 23: at Baltimore
All games at 7 p.m.; home games at Sovereign Center & will be played on Procak Associates Field.
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Post by Sykotyk on Nov 6, 2007 9:01:34 GMT -5
So, Gene, what ever happened to that 'no interdivisional game' setup the AIFA was going to have? Making Wyoming travel to Reading, and also two home games and two road games against southern divisional teams.
How is this better than last year's scheduling practices?
Sykotyk
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Post by Gene on Nov 6, 2007 9:18:25 GMT -5
So, Gene, what ever happened to that 'no interdivisional game' setup the AIFA was going to have? Making Wyoming travel to Reading, and also two home games and two road games against southern divisional teams. How is this better than last year's scheduling practices? Sykotyk |
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Post by frostbite on Nov 6, 2007 14:04:36 GMT -5
at least you get them in reading. i feel sorry for the poor bastards who have to travel to casper after thinking they were going to stay in the division the whole year.
i have alot of questions after seeing just this one schedule.
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Post by colossus on Nov 6, 2007 14:39:42 GMT -5
Gene you owe me a beer for making me think I might be on a bus to Wyoming yesterday.
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Post by Gene on Nov 6, 2007 16:10:50 GMT -5
Gene you owe me a beer for making me think I might be on a bus to Wyoming yesterday. ;D |
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Post by Free Agent Fan on Nov 6, 2007 16:14:46 GMT -5
So, Gene, what ever happened to that 'no interdivisional game' setup the AIFA was going to have? Making Wyoming travel to Reading, and also two home games and two road games against southern divisional teams. How is this better than last year's scheduling practices? Sykotyk My guess would be the departure of too many North teams. If we didn't lose them, then I do believe it would have been North vs North and so on. |
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Post by Sykotyk on Nov 6, 2007 17:15:15 GMT -5
Well, also, why does Reading have 15 games, while the Huntington schedule you posted have 14? Will the Wyoming game be official, or a Huntington-Carolina-like Charity game?
And why no Huntington vs. Baltimore games? If the argument is not enough north teams left, couldn't they still at least play once to try and make the schedules a little more balanced?
Sykotyk
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Post by Canton Cougar Fan on Nov 6, 2007 17:20:02 GMT -5
Well, also, why does Reading have 15 games, while the Huntington schedule you posted have 14? Will the Wyoming game be official, or a Huntington-Carolina-like Charity game? And why no Huntington vs. Baltimore games? If the argument is not enough north teams left, couldn't they still at least play once to try and make the schedules a little more balanced? Sykotyk I've got some schedule questions too. I will be putting together my spread sheet again and this will give us a much better look at things. Stay tuned. |
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Post by Gene on Nov 6, 2007 17:23:48 GMT -5
Well, also, why does Reading have 15 games, while the Huntington schedule you posted have 14? Will the Wyoming game be official, or a Huntington-Carolina-like Charity game? And why no Huntington vs. Baltimore games? If the argument is not enough north teams left, couldn't they still at least play once to try and make the schedules a little more balanced? Sykotyk |
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Post by Free Agent Fan on Nov 6, 2007 19:47:30 GMT -5
Well, also, why does Reading have 15 games, while the Huntington schedule you posted have 14? Will the Wyoming game be official, or a Huntington-Carolina-like Charity game? And why no Huntington vs. Baltimore games? If the argument is not enough north teams left, couldn't they still at least play once to try and make the schedules a little more balanced? Sykotyk The Wyoming game will be an exibition game. It will not count in the standings. |
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Post by Sykotyk on Nov 6, 2007 19:55:05 GMT -5
So, my question is who would pay to travel from Casper, WY to Reading, PA for an exhibition game? And why would fans be interested in a midseason game if it didn't count. And why would players want to risk playing it if it had no bearing on the outcome of the seasonal standings?
Sykotyk
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Post by Free Agent Fan on Nov 6, 2007 20:10:21 GMT -5
So, my question is who would pay to travel from Casper, WY to Reading, PA for an exhibition game? And why would fans be interested in a midseason game if it didn't count. And why would players want to risk playing it if it had no bearing on the outcome of the seasonal standings? Sykotyk My question would be why come over here when your bashing the league on Our Sports? Do you just wait for a post to show up, so you can immediately shoot it down?  Joe |
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Post by theherohimself on Nov 6, 2007 21:11:59 GMT -5
okay another question.
Huntington has only 5 games within its divison, but the express boasts 8 divison games? I would love to see Pitt's schedule, as six of their games are against two teams, Reading and Huntington
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Post by Sykotyk on Nov 6, 2007 21:34:59 GMT -5
My question would be why come over here when your bashing the league on Our Sports? Do you just wait for a post to show up, so you can immediately shoot it down? Joe Because blind faith and patronization are not going to result in anything but the long winding road the NIFL went down. And since when is questioning known as 'bashing'? You love framing everything as an us vs. them issue. You fail to see what you want so you can hold yourself in a position of moral righteousness. I hold every league to a high standard, why can't you? Sykotyk |
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