The Missouri Valley: College Sports Forgotten Nursery

[@Hund0368]

Love the vid, but I think it'd really help you to grow your channel to be more organized. You're stuttering a lot, it may be better to rehearse it a couple times or repeat whenever you mess up or stutter (really not trying to be rude i promise)

[@naikznn]

Hey man! great video, I love deep dives on conferences and I think you did very well. One thing I think you could improve on is your delivery, it sounds very broken up and doesn't flow particularly well. I see you're relatively new to making videos, so I'm sure it'll come in time and I can't wait to see what else you put out!

[@kentk2215]

Oklahoma State, or Oklahoma A&M as it was known at the time, claims a national championship in 1945 (AFCA), although Army was voted #1 in the AP poll. So that would be a Missouri Valley national champion at the highest level. And since becoming part of the I-AA/FCS division, there have been many national champions at that level from the Missouri Valley, 9 of which were from North Dakota State.

[@Fireowl745]

Oklahoma State didn't claim the National Championship. The NCAA rewarded it as the title of "National Champion" wasn't given formally given until the 1950s. Oklahoma State was given the reward because Army already had one. Furthermore, Army was given the national championship for the year prior.

[@yayhay1]

Great video but one error I saw was that you had the Butler logo where Creighton was for a good portion of the video. Still great video.

[@omegafolf]

Small error: It's Northern Iowa, not North Iowa.

[@tommykeeran6776]

They may not have won any (real) national titles in football, but they were a college basketball power for quite a while!

[@tommykeeran6776]

Where in the hell is Evensville? lol

[@Joshua-uw7wm]

I'm very glad that you made this video

[@crispymaps]

Thank you

[@ZeusAmun-pt9dc]

S E C! S E C! S E C!

[@brianhurt8694]

I appreciate the research; however, you need to learn how to pronounce the names of these schools.

[@crispymaps]

Fair enough, I'll mispronounce anything. Many of these colleges should put the pronunciation next to the name.