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From: 45223wc@mtuxo.UUCP (w.cambre)
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Subject: Correction to Worst College teams
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Date: Thu, 24-Oct-85 20:17:51 EDT
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CORRECTION: The teams mentioned before with the worst scoring
offenses are in either I-A or I-AA.  Someone pointed out that
the Southern and Ohio Valley divisions are I-AA conferences.
My mistake. (Actually I think the USA TODAY ought to label them
as I-AA conferences.)  Since I-AA is included, I must also
throw into the list NORTHEASTERN, a I-AA independant with an 0-5
record, 55 points for, and 112 points against. Here's the rest 
of the list again:

Division        Team        PF    PA    Record
-----------------------------------------------
Southern        Davidson    35   241    0-7
Mid-American    W. Michigan 43   154    0-5-1
IVY League      Columbia    43   174    0-5
IVY League      Cornell     46   90     0-5
IVY League      Dartmouth   59   121    0-5
Ohio Valley     Tenn. Tech  60   177    0-6
Mid-Eastern     Morgan St.  60   213    0-6
Big Eight       Kansas St.  61   151    0-6

I'll bet the other leagues are all I-AA, too.
Except for the big eight of course.
And the Mid-American conference, too, if the USA TODAY is
correct when they say Bowling Green is in I-A.

One interesting note:  S. Illinois and Illinois St. are
listed as being in both the Missouri Valley and the Gateway
conferences.  I guess that is one way to have a better shot
at winning a conference title!