I don't think Super Bowl is the word. But it probably is not a bad word to use either. Clive's right that the BCS game isn't "as important" in that it's considered ok to lose as far as your FCS record goes and playoff concerns. But - it is UNI's chance to play with "big boys." I put big boys in quotes because in this case UNI comes into this game as probably more talented and better coached. But everyone thinks, "Oh, BCS school should always beat FCS." Well, then UNI will play with a chip on their shoulder. Something to prove.This Guy......Doesn't get it.
I think the UNI players just get so jacked up to play in an actual stadium. Plus this is really the only game that hawk fans get to attend in person often times in their entire lives, so they get really pumped too.
No it's not about the stadium. It's about knowing you have talent and yet knowing that thousands of uneducated fans think you're an underdog because of the sub-division you're in. And it focuses you while the other team looks past you.
It's the same reason Iowa State has a winning record against Kirk Ferrants, IMO. Squak fans view ISU as little brother whose proper place is to lose to Iowa every time.