Some contracts have a payout (like $400,000), but also pay for travel and lodging which is a big expense. It is quite possible SMU might have done that and that is why the payout is less than you would expect from a P4.

20-20 14:29 left in the 4th quarter. Cal Poly hanging tough.

Cal Poly marches down the field and scores on the opening drive of the 2nd half and tie the game 13-13.

Cal Poly looked like the better team in the first quarter and San Jose looked like the better team in the second. Depends on which team comes out of the locker room. Cal Poly gets the ball to open the 2nd half.

Cal Poly scored a TD in the first quarter, but they called a what I thought was a bad holding call that took it off the board. Cal Poly then threw a INT into the end zone on a tip ball or they would be tied or ahead in this game.

Good luck today. I have a feeling the Aggie will roll today and this season.

Be sure to turn on ESPN at 7:00 pm to watch the Cal Poly/Idaho game.

Night games.

JMFC is roughly 35,000 square feet vs just over 50,000 square feet for the EFAC.

Correct. It is a football only facility, but it does free up space in the other athletic facilities once occupied by football.

Cal Poly WR Michael Brisco signed with Seattle.

We lost a lot of talent to the portal and we gained a lot of bodies. Is it a gain, push or loss? Like with every recruiting class we will know in a year or two. I do like what I have seen from Tim Skipper so far in both the staff he has put together and the recruits he is bringing in.

They had some holes to fill with the coaching change. I am hoping that they are more concerned with the character of the player than it seemed Sac State was last year.

Cal Poly departures in the Portal:

DB Jeremiah Bernard - Washington State
QB Ty Deiffenbach - UCLA
DB Brian Dukes - San Jose State
CB CJ Solis-Lumar - Washington State
OL Charlie Adams - Kansas State
OL Trevor Newkirk - Portland State
OL Racin Delgatty - Alabama
TE Reese Brooks - Montana

Cal Poly’s 2026 Transfers (9 four year and 10 JC):

O-line:
Davit Boyajyan: 6’5” 315 - Washington
Nick Brown: 6’6” 315 - Saddleback JC
Noah Delvin: 6’6” 275 - Santa Monica JC

RB:
Jaden Green: 5’9” 185 - Lehigh
Koen Glover: 5’10” 205 - Ventura JC

QB:
Demaricus Davis: 6’4” 200 - Hawaii

WR:
Ray Hall: 6’0” 175 - Western Michigan
Tayvion McCoy: 6’0” 180 - Ventura JC

TE:
Gavin Nelson: 6’4” 240 - Sac State
Ryan Gillum: 6’3” 240 - Ventura JC

DL:
Nicholas Fernandez: 6’4” 305 - UTRGV
Jared Cuenca: 6’1” 300 - Shasta JC

Edge:
Gavin Molloy: 6’3” 240 - American River JC
Jaloon Booth: 6’3” 230 - Modesto JC
Kade Millard: 6’3” 250 - American River JC


LB:
Chase Martin: 6’1” 225 - Boise State

DB:
RL Miller: 6’3” 194 - Fresno State

Punter: Dean Scrivner: 6’1” 210 - Fresno JC

Long Snapper: Payton Hoff - 6’0” 225 - Grambling State

Troy Taylor Part 2???

I really thought Wulff had us headed in the right direction, but he loss me when we lost to an 0-8 Portland State at home. PSU finished 1-11 with Cal Poly being their only win.

I really feel Wulff was a great recruiter and raised the talent at Cal Poly, but he and the staff did not manage the team and games well. I was also annoyed that he never did press conferences and they never released a depth chart all season. It is a head coaches job is to engage the fan base and you do not do that hiding from the camera.

Possibly. That was a huge loss. PSU finished 0-11 in all their other games.

I felt the we were turning the corner right up to the Portland State loss.

Troy Taylor is available, but seeing it ended ugly at Stanford and our new AD is from Stanford I doubt it.