And they passed over two coordinators on staff who are alums. Pease and Cooper.

- never a head coach
- never a coordinator

Don't programs learn? Have position coaches ever succeeded as HC?

Sac up to an 8-game schedule, and their coach is grabbing FBS and JC guys.

"Miami true freshman safety transfer Amari Wallace signed with Sac today . 4-star recruit.c

"Overall, Meyer made 10 of his 14 field goal attempts and 36 of his 38 extra-point attempts. Two of his misses came in the 30-39-yard range.

"Meyer was rated as a five-star prospect out of high school by Chris Sailer Kicking and was ranked as the No. 13 kicker in the class by the organization."

"The University of North Alabama (UNA) Lions football team has scheduled a game against the Sacramento State Hornets on October 10, 2026."

I figured maybe the FBS comment was old tape?

Sac State athletics land a five-year, $7.5 Million partnership with Wilton Rancheria and and Sky River Casino.

It supposedly goes towards football and basketball, and also Native American studies.

In the TV clip, at the end Dr. Wood says a big announcement is coming regarding football.

https://youtu.be/v6ykU6Vwne0?si=AAbL5RD1y8iLoizl

https://hornetsports.com/news/2026/1/31/general-sacramento-state-wilton-rancheria-and-sky-river-casino-announce-historic-7-5-million-multi-year-partnership.aspx

Related: do we still have men's and women's polo?

Didn't we win some national titles in the 80s?

If we were the Crushers, maybe we rotate logos... Merlots, Cabs, Zins...

His choice is rational, he might bounce next year, too. He may have a possible CFL career if the long shot NFL doesn't work.

Coach Sochor helped tab and nurture Plough for the future. I hope we have some young coaches in mind for the future, Cody Hawkins might be one.

Do we know if the stadium is even paid off?

FTR, UCLA has lost $200 Million the past six years and may spend $60 - $80 Million to break the Rose Bowl lease.

Sorry, I don't see exponential growth in the near future.

We departed a conference with like-minded in-state top academic institutions for potential football glory? I see nobody mentioning what is in the best interests of student-athletes.

We're on the treadmill now, more $$$, more facilities, more coaches, more glam, more $$$. And $250 million in facilities with no mention of ICA and the campus taking control of student facilities (Hickey, the Pavilion). Where does it end? $7M per year for HC, $2M per year for AD?

I'd be satisfied with being a top dog in FCS, a new football / event tier, and some Olympic sports facilities upgrades. Putting $30-60 Million into student-owned Rec Hall for a few sellouts seems a bit much. Club seats for basketball?

Post of the Day. Wish he was my neighbor!

https://x.com/giana_jade/status/2016158163452461057?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E2016158163452461057%7Ctwgr%5Eeb9c1addff015dcf16eb448c7bdfb88fe4af00e9%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.baltimoreravens.com%2Fnews%2Fteddye-buchanan-maryland-baltimore-snow-shovel-driveway-kids-neighbors-storm

This was a nice Pinnick 40-yards in the air to Gbatu with ease.

https://www.espn.com.sg/video/clip/_/id/47065119

And we left our fellow UC brother campuses.

GDP 4.4% Q3, Q4 could be higher, Real Wages rising, but lots of uncertainty in our state, Iran, Ukraine, etc. We don't have the history of giving going back to Meyer and D2.

I agree, no rush. Stanford and UCLA not thriving going back East, UCLA has drama and confusion, and Cal is banking on their QB wunderkid.

Belgium today.

https://x.com/TRobinsonNewEra/status/2016173235507782052?s=20