Playoffs are nothing new to UNH

By rbrown
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Updated: November 24, 2017

UNH IN THE POSTSEASON

The University of New Hampshire received one of 14 at-large berths to the 2017 NCAA FCS Division I Championship to extend the longest active playoff streak in the nation to 14 years. The next longest active streak is held by North Dakota State (eight years).

The Wildcats have a 12-13 postseason record during the streak. UNH has a 13-18 lifetime record in the postseason, including a 12-15 record in the I-AA/FCS tourney. UNH has a 5-5 postseason record at Cowell Stadium/Wildcat Stadium,
including 4-2 the past three years.
Here is a breakdown of UNH’s all-time postseason record:

1947 Glass Bowl: Toledo L, 14-20
1975 D-II Quarterfinals: Lehigh W, 35-21
1975 D-II Semifinals: W. Kentucky L, 3-14
1976 D-II Quarterfinals: Montana State L, 16-17
1991 I-AA First Round: Samford L, 13-29
1994 I-AA First Round: App. State L,10-17(OT)
2004 I-AA First Round: Ga. Southern W, 27-23
2004 I-AA Quarterfinals: Montana L, 17-47
2005 I-AA First Round: Colgate W, 55-21
2005 I-AA Quarterfinals: Northern Iowa L, 21-24
2006 FCS First Round: Hampton W, 41-38
2006 FCS Quarterfinals: UMass L, 17-24
2007 FCS First Round: Northern Iowa L, 35-38
2008 FCS First Round: Southern Illinois W, 29-20
2008 FCS Quarterfinals: Northern Iowa L, 34-36
2009 FCS First Round: McNeese State W, 49-13
2009 FCS Quarterfinals: Villanova L, 7-46
2010 FCS Second Round: Bethune-Cookman W, 45-20
2010 FCS Quarterfinals: Delaware L, 3-16
2011 FCS Second Round: Montana State L, 25-26
2012 FCS Second Round: Wofford L, 7-23
2013 FCS First Round: Lafayette W, 45-7
2013 FCS Second Round: Maine W, 41-27
2013 FCS Quarterfinals: Southeastern La. W, 20-17
2013 FCS Semifinals: North Dakota State L, 14-52
2014 FCS Second Round: Fordham W, 44-19
2014 FCS Quarterfinals: Chattanooga W, 35-30
2014 FCS Semifinal: Illinois State L, 18-21
2015 FCS First Round: Colgate L, 20-27
2016 FCS First Round: Lehigh W, 64-21
2016 FCS Second Round :James Madison L, 22-55