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I believe so.

Looking at these photos that's probably correct attendance.

McCarthy is the OC. Probably not the best pick looking at his HC record when he took over Central Conn.

Knight is supposed to be a big part of their offense this season. I wonder if he isn't 100% recovered from his previous injury.

LU down 24-17 with a late score but only a minute left in the game.

Is anyone really surprised by this score?

How the teams compare against FCS opponents according to Massey: Lamar UIW

From the article... This might be the most exciting conference race in the FCS this season, with four teams sitting at 6-2 or better. The Southland has an excellent shot at getting three teams into the field. The biggest part of this is that Southeastern Louisiana and Stephen F. Austin do not play each other, giving both a chance to reach 9-10 wins. The Lumberjacks have a non-Division I win, which means they need to make a push to 10 wins to feel safe. Lamar is the other team in this auto-bid race. The Cardinals are currently 6-0 against the FCS, including a key out-of-conference win over South Dakota. Lamar has flirted with losses each of the last four games, but continues to find ways to win. They finish the year with UIW, SLU, SFA, and McNeese. Even at 2-2 over that stretch, Lamar will have a solid resume at 9-3 overall, assuming they don't get blown out in either loss.

Exhibition game is tonight.

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We'll talk brackets in this new thread by TexGator:

https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2025-10-27/2025-fcs-playoff-bracket-predictions-entering-final-month-season

Lamar has the hardest remaining schedule between them, SLU and SFA. But Lamar for the most part controls their own destiny since SLU and SFA don't play each other. I think both SLU and SFA have to win out to make the playoffs. LU can probably afford to lose one game and still get a bid. At this point a 8-4 record would be considered a disappointment if they don't make the playoffs.