lets get it tonight yall

2 championships in 2 years!!!!!!!!!!!

i smell Dyn@sty :D

anybody else at the game? im just leaving the hotel now......its right by the stadium illl holla at the end of da game

App State >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

did they win?

Originally Posted by Bezerk did they win?

yeah.. 28-17

!!..

It was a great night last night.........especially when everybody stormed the field....!! was crazy....didnt get home till 1:00.....I had spoke to Armanti, Jeremy, T.J. and Corey <--- cool azz niggz

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Congrats to App St and my man Armanti Edwards...i remember when that cat was playing for Greenwood. he was k!lling it.

i thought he had went off to play for South Carolina though..guess his !! fell through

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I'm glad homie didn't go to any of the bigger schools that where looking at him.

Man that !! was so much fun last night though.

I can't hardly open my eyes and mouth right now, I'll hit yall back later.

It's funny how A&T players that don't play were talkin bout transferrin to app to get burn... i'm like wtf, how u gone get burn at app and u can't get burn at T?

The REAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS THREAD

Amen!!

Wow,, why am I thinking we can win?

Mountaineers to Open 2007 Football Season at Michigan
by Appalachian Sports Information

February 16, 2007 - BOONE, N.C. — Appalachian State University will open its run at a third-straight NCAA Division I football national championship in one of the world’s most recognizable sporting venues, as it will face college football’s all-time winningest program, Michigan, on Sept. 1 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich.

A season ago, Appalachian went 14-1 en route to its second-straight national title at the Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS — formerly Division I-AA) level and brings the nation’s longest Division I winning streak at 14 games into 2007. Michigan opened its 2006 season with 11-consecutive victories before closing the campaign with losses to top-ranked Ohio State in the regular-season finale and Pac 10-champion Southern California in the Rose Bowl. The two schools have combined for 13 national championships, with U-M claiming Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS — formerly Division I-A) titles in 1901, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘18, ‘23, ‘32, ‘33, ‘47, ‘48 and ‘97.

The Mountaineers have six wins versus FBS teams since the advent of Division I subdivisions in 1982, the most recent being a 20-16 win at Wake Forest in 2000. In addition to the six victories, the Apps have a long list of upset bids that have fallen just short versus FBS competition. Highlights include a 24-0 loss at No. 6 LSU in 2005 (ASU trailed just 14-0 going into the fourth quarter and dropped a touchdown pass and missed a field goal on separate drives in the third period) and a 22-15 setback at Auburn in 1999 (AU scored the winning touchdown with 38 seconds remaining in the game). The contest is Michigan’s first against a Division I FCS opponent.

The game at “The Big House” (capacity 107,501) will undoubtedly be the most-attended matchup in ASU history, easily surpassing the 91,414 that witnessed the Mountaineers’ contest at LSU in ‘05. The Wolverines have played 200-straight home games in front of crowds of at least 100,000.

A portion of Appalachian’s allotment of tickets for the game will be reserved for ASU students, while the rest will only be made available to Yosef Club members. Exact purchasing priority for Yosef Club members will be announced in the future. For more information on how to join the Yosef Club, click here.

The remainder of Appalachian’s 2007 football schedule will be announced in the near future.

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE 2007 SEASON OPENER AT MICHIGAN
“Like everyone around the nation, we have great respect for the tradition at Michigan. They have never played an FCS team before and the fact that they are playing us speaks a lot of our program and the things that we’ve accomplished. It will be a great challenge and something that we’re looking forward to preparing for.”
- ASU head coach Jerry Moore

“Opening our season against Michigan will be a great test to see what we’re made of. I think it’s a great opportunity for Appalachian to continue to get its name out as one of the top college football programs in the country.”
- ASU senior running back Kevin Richardson

“I was kind of bummed when the opener at LSU was moved to 2009, but we’ve been rewarded with something even bigger. I think it will be an awesome game and I can’t wait to play in the biggest stadium in the nation.”
- ASU senior defensive back Corey Lynch

“Michigan is one of a few select programs that is at the top of everybody’s list when thinking about tradition, pageantry and success in college football. It’s exciting for our players, coaches, alumni, students and fans to have the opportunity to showcase our football program and University on such a grand stage.”
- ASU director of athletics Charlie Cobb

“It’s a great compliment to Appalachian State to open the season with a program like Michigan’s. It will be a memorable experience for everyone[..]ociated with ASU and the Southern Conference.”
- Southern Conference commissioner John Iamarino

We should make it competitive.

But these are the games that makes us better at the end of the year against 1AA comp.

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