37-31, Poly rallying. 5 minutes left.

SLO got a big 4th down stop, then their QB throws a pick. About 2 minutes left, no TOs.

JM is completing 75% of his passes and has a passing efficiency 20 points higher than his competition.

https://www.stampeders.com/team-stats/

I thought he was currently the backup?

Was that game at SLO?

Quite a turn for a coach who was so successful at EWU.

In our lifetime, I can't recall a medical opinion being banned from discussion and labeled as "misinformation".

Lancet - a foundational medical publication - had to retract a fraudulent story on HCQ. Baffling how such a fraudulent study (made up?) could make it through multiple layers of fact and source checking.

[Edit] FWIW, I am not pushing HCQ. Ivermectin may actually be very effective - dozens of African countries are using it for river blindness - and they had much lower infection rates and mortality from Covid.

FTR, I heard him say his theory was that the excess deaths were partly or largely due to vaccinations.

For those interested, Ed Dowd is a financial analyst who saw the big increase in 'excess deaths' within the US, and worldwide, and delved into the data. Here he is on the Dr. Drew podcast discussing the data, which includes:
- 20% excess deaths worldwide
- 40% excess deaths in healthy, working age people (healthy people in a group insurance plan)
- 50% excess deaths for Millenials, which he hypothesized is tied to vaccinations
(elderly had increased deaths in 2020; youth serious events spiked in 2021)
- from FOIA releases, clinical trial data for one vaccine showed for one hospitalization prevented, there were 4.5 serious events, including heart attacks, death, etc.
- 36:00 mark - large Thailand study - did extensive prospective studies of young people 13-18 before being vaccinated, and subsequently after vaccination, 29.4% developed cardiac abnormalities.

https://youtu.be/NCGO9kuYM0M

The new dorms in West Village go forever.

Doss joins RB and former Aggie Joshua Kelley.

It makes sense if they see the defense sleeping. QBs have something similar where they can tap the center if they see a QB sneak opportunity. He made a low key reference to lacking big plays.

A few updates:

- The Grad sits empty, along w the whole University Mall in Limbo. Trader Joe's still open.
- Bistro 33/City Hall Tavern - will become Mamma. In progress remodeling.
- de Vere’s Irish Pub - to become Bull ’N Mouth - also in progress.

Sac up 48-7 in the 4th, 573 yds of offense and 34 first downs.

Update, 55-7, 622 yds, 37 first downs.

Sac struggled at the start, now up 21-0 at the half.

FWIW, Troy Taylor plays 2 quarterbacks, and the less accomplished thrower is connecting on 80% of his passes (before tonight).

ESPN: "Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson played Thursday night against the Colts, and three quarters of the previous game against the Raiders, while battling a partially torn lat near his right shoulder, according to sources."

21 - 14 Weber State, halftime.

Despite our record, we got some top 25 votes.

Montana State 37-6 - FINAL

NAU 31-29 - late 4th quarter; SLO scores a late FG to pull ahead; NAU answers w a FG 90 seconds later to pull ahead w 1:27. FINAL

Portland State 48 - 0 - Q4

Hackett protecting Wilson?

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/10/08/nathaniel-hackett-the-offense-needs-more-time-to-gel/

Broncos’ Nathaniel Hackett has ‘one more week, maybe two’: NFC executive

https://nypost.com/2022/10/07/broncos-nathaniel-hackett-has-one-more-week-maybe-two/