thank you!

As of today, it looks like we have 11 games set for 2026. Preseason of (at)San Diego, (at) SMU and home against the Mad Hatters of Stetson. Although, I guess the Sac State game that year won't be a Big Sky game.

that is odd. unless its a season with 12 games, that only leaves 2 out of conference games. unless the long term plan is moving forward from the NCAA is that FCS will always have 12 games.

i'm really happy he made a couple of buckets. It was good to see him get more meaningful playing time in Vegas.

TY scored 5 tonight but, apparently, left the game with bloody head injury.

Looks like he is going to play in Greece is what the Euros are calling a major move:

https://www.talkbasket.net/198992-panathinaikos-lands-tj-shorts-in-blockbuster-move

I feel for him. There were games last year when he just couldn't get the ball to go through the hoop. I'm glad he's getting some decent playing time -> might lead to a nice landing spot somewhere in Europe.

Ask Darius if anyone had ever list the hidden balls under the three hat game. I contest they win every time because there is a ball (horseshoe?) under all 3 hats!

we have to have a big non-student attendance increase since that’s revenue. But, I agree, more students means a better game time atmosphere which, one hopes, rings more paying fans

No minutes again last night. Looks like they have a 16-man roster, and about 5-6 don't get off the bench. I was watching here and there last night while killing time while my wife was playing slots - the play was, to be charitable, very ragged. Lots of one-on-one action. Hopefully, they practice a bit between this tournament and the next -> get TY some exposure to higher level play.

3 minutes, 2 points and 2 rebounds

box score shows a DNP - coaches decision

with SEC schools set to pay roughly $15M (estimates I’ve been reading) to their football players AND trying to suppress the NIL system, what’s the incentive to NOT sign with one of the 2-3 major conferences. The lure of FBS independent football? Weird

from an Enterprise article that talks about his experience playing in Japan:

'Replacing Randy Wright after UCD opened 0-2, Laughrea was managing a 10-7 lead against visiting Northern Arizona before the Lumberjacks picked off two of his passes — returning each for long, fourth-quarter touchdowns and a 21-10 victory.

Laughrea started one more game for the Aggies (a 41-10 loss to Portland State) before Gould handed the reins back to Wright.'

I remember we were SO desperate for success back then that Scott Marsh was gushing at halftime of the NAU game. He was interviewing Sochor and tried to get his input on our new QB, and added some mention of Ken O'Brien. I think Sochor nicely said something like 'let's pump the brakes a bit.' Boy, that was a dark era for Aggie fans.

the other question ….how long with this process last? There will be appeals regardless the outcome. This seems like a multi year process to my admittedly non-legal mind.

Moroski was injured before the Poly gsme in 78. It was regionally televised on ABC. Someone started in his place but was ineffective and they brought Johnny Lu in. He led a comeback win. I believe that was his only action that year. In 79, Matt Weinrich started with John as a backup (my frosh season). I’m pretty sure Lucido never started that season but I could be wrong - I only suited up for 4 varsity games (after playing a Friday night Frosh game ).

OB redshirted that year, and took over in 80.

Johnny Lu only filled in for a few games when Moraski was hurt. Matt Weinrich was between Mo and Kenny O and he was less than average.

I’d say Randy Wright was not a very good QB despite his record vs Sac

very similar to my high school scoring average…..if you slide that decimal point one over to the left.

I’m not quite sure how the Australian leagues work. Eli had a solid first year with the Perth Wildcats on the NBL; now he’s averaging nearly 50 (yes, 50) with a team out of Warwick in the NBL1 which sounds like a semi-pro league- maybe similar to the NBA summer league? His minutes and numbers dropped quite a bit the last few games of the Perth season with minutes going from the 20s down to below 10.

https://www.basketball.com.au/news/elijah-pepper-is-nbl1-2025-most-impactful-player-and-its-not-just-his-super-elite-scoring-for-warwick-senators

based on recent court cases that have gone against the NCAA, i wouldn't beat against Sac pulling off something.