Poly over Irvine was a shocker. A win over LB on Saturday should just about guarantee a playoff berth (I’m not hopeful of a 4 seed!)

Since the switch to the new lineup, Cooper and Chappell have been non-factors. We cdd sad my afford that since Stokes in limited offensively, as is Fagbemi. I’d like to see Daugherty back to the bench for instant offense and Cooper bsck in. We won 3 straight with that lineup but it was a struggle offensively throughout.

De gift is 7-10, 4-6 from 3. That’s a killer

44-33 after a burst. Wilson refuses to quit but he needs help..

Well at least I can swing over to the Olympics. 8 points out of the break by their big center, 2 threes

We really look sluggish. Some of that is credit to UCSD but we’re a step slow. We look right shooting - can’t get a shot to fall.

Down 33-20 at half, zero points from Cooper and Chappell, only 2 from Sevilla.

29-15 at the 4;00 mark. Can’t get a ball to roll in.

And miss two FTs

Compared to their 70%. They get to the hoop really well and have been the aggressors on both ends. Really have our offense stagnated . Down 20-11 with this 16-2 run

Tritons on 12-0 run as we go cold. Down 15-9 after 10

looks like it’s his son

probably 10000 of that record crowd didn’t pay a dime to get in. Great to get a big student crowd but we need paying customers. Sac game was the largest gate ever

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so the idea is pay $15M or so and forego conference money from TV?

Prospere really hurt us last game. That’s a positive for us

4.5 point underdogs with BetMGM giving Triton’s a 60% chance of covering the spread. Loss at home was tough. Up 6 at half in a defensive struggle; lose giving up 55 in the second half. That second half they looked as good as anyone offensively with their motion and passing leading to great shots.

I remember a couple years back (2024) when they walloped us at home (92-59) with starters in late raining down 3’s and having a good old time doing so. We went back there and beat them in a tough rematch, a game in the 70’s. Hopefully history repeats. I really disliked Bryce Pope and his short-shorts after that first game!

aligned with their fiscal year. So, donations up to June 30 lock in your benefits for 2026-27 season.

as a basketball season ticket holder, these changes will have a big positive impact on the gameday experience. the current "Rec Hall' still has that big barn feeling , even after recent small improvements in the student seating and lighting to make it feel more intimate. the concession area is woefully inadequate. the open space of the upper level is a bad look. our gym is in the upper half of the big west, but that's only because there are so many bad gyms in the big west. If they can close things up, while still having upper deck seating for the rare high-attendence games, like the arena in Henderson, that would the perfect solution. That's probably a bridge too far.

who would have said two or three years ago that it would make financial sense to spend $10-$15M to pay football in the MAC?

He’s starting to get a bit more like TY Johnson every week although TY was a bigger force on defense

that’s the crazy part! He’s older than the dudes that Southern Utah lines up after their missions!

I’d love to make the move to MWC but the reality is we are years behind NDSU (and the Montsn’s) to be in that position. Someone brought up their revenue of around $30M - what’s ours? We average probably 8000 paying customers to there, what, 15000. And they bring in a ton with their suites.

Another issue, I believe, is the number of sports we’re hoisting. We have 24 vs 14 at NDSU. They gives them much more ability to focus cash on football.

I also read their ATHLETIC endowment is over $110M - that’s the only endowment that matters. Dont know ours, but if it eclipsed $100M we’d have heard about it. Our Ascent program allegedly has something like $250M committed…but that’s just for facilities.