the sideline store sells Adidas west that you can customize to look something like what the coaches wear

I would guess Saturday’s game was the highest grossing game ever. A legit 14k not dominated by free student tickets. My SIL is a graduate who attended Weber game (her friends brother played here and was here for alumni day); after that, they bought causeway tickets. After that, they contacted me about playoff tickets. It’s a pretty good environment for sports fans

what the heck is that? Undermining the AD who you dealt this loser hand?

good point. My brother and sister in law were there last week, and they are back for playoff with two fans. I’ve been reaching out to my football alumni friends - be good to have the stands full!

Next week will be a big indicator - last years game drew 6400 on a beautiful day. If we repeat that, there’s no rush to increase seating since we won’t have a Sac bump to help along with the somewhat artificial orientation ‘record’.

I remember last year Norfolk State came in and we were solid favorites (6-point)...and got beat by 20. Norfolk ended up being really good (24 wins, 14th seed in the NCAA tournament), but at the time they looked like a likely "W" for us

the OSU job does not seem appealing at all. I know the Pac12 is rebuilding BUT I can’t see this being a place to have great success. Maybe in a few years, he and Jeff Choate can have some beers and ask each other why they leave Bozeman for such crappy jobs.

9.5 point favorites with 85% probability of winning. One dire days best bet is pick Davis giving the points. Hoping the Cajuns are anxious to get back home after a long week and we make quick work of them

I don’t see that option on the regular ticket link. You can probably call the ticket office and do it that way. I assume they figure only regular donors would purchase them but at $5 a shot, they might get a boarder audience

how about Oklahoma-Nebraska?

when we were walking out long after the game (got talking to friends, so we were literally last fans in the building) Rocco was talking to 2 Sac AD folk, explaining where the expansion was going. I congratulated him and said ‘second win over a Pac12 team in our history!’ Sac folk didn’t look amused.

just look at James Madison. They had a long rivalry with William and Mary for 40+ years that died when JMU moved up.

there is NO WAY IN THE WORLD the Big Sky rolls the welcome mat back out for the Hornets! For non-football, the Big West is a better fit for them.......its just that pesky football issue that makes this less than ideal.

since you are engaged in their ‘it’s their fault there’s no more Causeway’, can you ask for an example of a FCS-FBS rivalry that we can model the causeway on?

It’s true that they tried to buy out Stetson and pay in Davis, but Stetson is coming for cheap and it’s a ‘should win’ game. After a OOC featuring a FBS Bowl team, a top10 team across the continent and 2 (soon to be) BSC teams, I think we’re leaning toward softer OOC next year.

Did I miss the November MAC football-only announcement that we were promised?

if they were to bring in a 7-5 team, I think they’d grab NAU, although they don’t deserve it either. When one of your 7 is due to an admitted referee meltdown, the resume is shaky!

The Harvard loss are up an at-large (I think), so the competition for final spots is going to be tight.

Honestly. I thought the Big Sky was down this year - 3 teams might be what is deserved.

SF wrote a very detailed post about why we aren’t interested in scheduled a second or underpriced FBS game, and the comeback is ‘d^ck attitude’. Gotta love it

they’ve been on the west coast since playing Stanford last Tuesday.

So Yale gets the auto bid and Harvard probably gets in also? That shakes up the brackets

l think if Sac had the ability to get outside and out of bounds, they probably win. They had to burn timeouts and they seemed to be rushed at the end. Note to coach - the forward pass can be effective in getting the ball out to the outside.