I bet they get them over there early enough. It’s gonna be hard enough to check in that many

Oddsmakers have us as 6.5 point favorites but predictions are closer (like 31-28). Not an easy opener

that’s a good typo! I’m telling my grandkids to eat big before the game cuz concessions will be bad. The Bruce Edwards room is now the football alumni room with no-host bar - I could probably make some money buying beer for people - no lines!

no, I wasn’t going to many games then. I can i picture in my head watching a dark, grainy broadcast of that game and thinking I wasn’t looking forward to Stanford. I think I purchased season tickets in 2005 but only attended the day games.

From what was said at our ZOOM, there will be somewhere around 9000 fish in attendance as part of orientation. Crowd in the 15-17k range. Fire Marshall be damned!

I remember watching that game vs UNH but can’t remember where/how. Too long ago for computer streaming, I would think, and I’m outside the sac TV coverage. Must have been computer

we were 0-2 with a loss to Portland state in there! Crazy

they are playing best of 5 series with sac next year! I noticed their webpage- sad

Wonder what the point spread on Lincoln v Bengals is?

I was in one of the suites at Montana last year and it was nothing special. Nice seats, fridge and bar counter. It was a bit small - very like the 6 or 8 of us standing in their pregame were a bit on top of each other. But. It was 30 degrees warmer in their compared to outside!

AgAlum can tell you some stories of an event he hosted on campus!

It seems like Central Campus has this idea that football fans are too rowdy and that they must be monitored at all times. Look how long it took for beer to be served in the stadium - and there hasn't seemed to be any mass riots since then! I'm curious what Brew Fest will look like. I heard something about limitations on the number of drinks per hour - not a bad idea......as long number isn't something ridiculous like 2 sips/hour. It feels like Mrak Hall talks a good game about wanting high-level teams, but constrains the athletic department from taking steps necessary to do it.

Is the idea that st Mary’s would be going to a multiple bid conference (even after the Pac12 departures) and that makes it a jump up?

just like in 2023!

Oh wait, that didn’t quite go as it should have.

I suspect all the seat fees (football and basketball) will go to a general fund that the department will use for revenue sharing. Just a guess but there had to be a reason to make seat fees more significant.

they stay with football if you designate it. Not sure how the seat fees are allocated.

their football payroll is $31M according to their coach.

This is a sad photo. Of course, Cal drew 35000 for Minnesota and Stanford may have gotten 20000 in their stadium vs BC (announced 25000). I think the conference shuffle is really hurting the California schools (of course, winning might help!)

neither soccer team seems to be off to great starts. Men are 0-3-3, women are 1-4-3.

I had kind of forgotten Lamb went there -> his SUU teams seemed to own us back during his regime. They certainly aren't the 2-22 Bears of his first two years.