Last season was the best of times and the worst of times for the Big Sky Conference.
The Conference produced an undefeated, top ten champion in Weber State, and hopes were high that the Wildcats would go far in the national playoff. Unfortunately, WSU didn’t make it past the first game. Weber State finished as the highest nationally ranked team in the Big Sky’s highest, but when we see that ranking was only ninth, we realize that the Big Sky has quite a bit of ground to cover before it competes with the elites.
This season may see some of that margin decrease as four Big Sky teams are
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