Good win, Ags!

Let's go Ags!

Here's something along a similar vein. Dani Nafekh just tweeted that she had to pay $9 to park at the Pavilion because she doesn't have a parking pass. Unreal.

Pesefea has his official visit next weekend per Twitter.

Is that a kid's size football he's holding in his hands?! :-O

@BlueGoldAg I get that, it is a big break from the normal HOF conversations we hear today. It's a nice change.

I think Payne has a decent shot.

Your post got me thinking. Usually when you hear people talk about an player being selected for the Hall of Fame their stats are brought up. Not one post in this thread even mentions stats for any player. Thought that was interesting.

Hawaii is a tough place to play and the Rainbow Warriors are a pretty good team. They're in first place after last night's win.

Is there a big Aggie contingent on reddit? Never been on that site before.

Ags up 53-41 with under 5 to play in the 3rd quarter.

Good! Way to fight back after the slow start.

Hard for families to bring kids to sit in the blazing hot sun.

UCSB pounded Fullerton in the Thunderdome...

And he wouldn't have to sit out a year because he graduates in May.

That's for underclassmen, Doss is a senior but has one more year of eligibility. Not sure he would be listed on that site even if he declared...

No news is good news?

Also keep in mind that there are three prongs to Title IX and every university has to adhere to at least one of them.

I may be mistaken, but at one point I think we were adhering to all three (yikes) which put immense financial strain on the department.

The more sports Blue can fund with donor dollars the better! Now might be a good time to push the athletic endowment fund!

Blue isn't going to want to be the AD that is at the helm when football is dropped. He's going to find every possible way to keep sports.

Day games are hard to make (and really hot). It would be nice if we could get lights at the stadium so we could go to a Friday/Saturday night game.

Hard to imagine it being "classified" as we are a public institution using public money AND the department already lost a TIX lawsuit six years ago that is now cited in other TIX lawsuits.

The sport would have to be relatively cheap in terms of facilities, start up costs, maintenance, etc. while women's rowing has the ability to generate a large number of scholarships it is not a cheap sport to operate. We lack a body of water bigger than the "lake" in "Lake" Alhambra Estates in town so everything would have to be moved from campus to West Sacramento. Every time the needs meets.

Sand volleyball seems like it is the easy answer.