"I think they did play one RMAC team once. I think maybe Fort Lewis or New Mexico Highlands."

In 2000 the Ags defeated R.M.A.C. schools Chadron State and Mesa State (now Colorado Mesa State) in the playoffs .....and then played three great quarters against Bloomsburg....

Maybe you could invest the overpayment in some bitcoin. The guy from Eastern Europe who just phoned me said that could be worth $600 by early April of 2024.

Go Ags!!

Down to the final $10.00!!!

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Only need $45.00 to hit the goal!

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"Why are all of the Dakota teams always so good?"

No pro-sports. No big time D-1 schools. The closest schools with FBS football are Wyoming, Nebraska, Minnesota.

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There would be rioting in the streets if the SEC wasn’t in the playoff.

"Cal's food budget is $1.5 Million... is that just for football?"

But it's all kale, quinoa, and soy based "vegeterian meat" prepared in all-solar kitchens

I'm in.

Thank you AggieFinn for carrying the load on this.

Go Ags!

I think you’re right. American River in Sac.

I recall a story that Davis was looking at O’Brien and Tony Eason. Eason was always a doubtful and went to a D1 school (Illinois??). Little UCD pondering two of the QBs drafted in the first round in the ‘83 NFL draft.

And in FBS Georgia just petitioned the College Football Playoff selection committee to invoke the Sacramento State rule. Last game loss to a rival can’t be counted against you.

I wonder how much of his decision has to do with being 63 and dealing with the changing nature of recruiting in the era of the transfer portal and NIL. Coaching is becoming a young man's game.

It's not like those other Aggies, at Texas A&M, who let their coach go this season, just a couple of years in to a $95 (?) million contract and will be paying him sometjhing like $75 million.

Interesting result from one of those fall season events for winter or spring sports: The women's golf teams both competed in an event in Kapolei, Hawai'i on October 23-25, the Wahine Invitational at the Kapolei Golf Course. UCD finished 2nd of 16 teams with an overall score of 863 storkes while Sac, which had a great and young women's team last year, finished 11th at 891. There are a lot of reasons off-season events do not represent what will happen in the scheduled season, and they have never been included in the Causeway Cup results, (back when the schools kept a better track of such things,) so I have not included it in this unofficial tally.

EDIT: The UCD website does include this event and has the score as UCD 31.67, CSUS 5. (The UCD site has not yet been updated for the result of the men's basketball game.)...Sac's website does not have a page for the Cup.

With the loss in men's basketball the Causeway Cup score is UCD 30, CSUS 10.

Next scheduled event is gymnastics on January 7th in Davis.

Frustrating. I was really hoping for a basketball sweep. On paper it looked like we should have won, but then on paper we should have won men's soccer, too. I guess that's why they play the games.