A loooot of plays not going forward

FG NO GOOD

REX!

We get the ball to start the 2nd half. We can get back in this.

TOOOOUCHDOWN AGGIES!

Offense is looking rough man

So on 3rd and short and we can see the box is stacked and we still send a run between the tackles... Okay...

Drive stalls out. FG good

7-3

Well... Not an ideal start

The big day is here! Win and we're in!

GO AGS! BEAT THE HORNETS!

New offer on 3 star DB Will Fowler out of Fresno! GO AGS!

Already half way there! Good work guys!

GO AGS!

Dunning takes the Ags by 3. Who saw that one coming :rofl:

What make O'Hara dangerous is that he can actually throw the ball even though he looks to run first. He has a higher completion percentage and a much better TD:INT ratio than Dunniway. Skattebo is really really good, but I think it's O'Hara that makes that offense as a whole work.

I doubt that Sac will really be resting guys unless they start blowing us out early. They are on the verge of a perfect season, it's a rivalry game, and they have the chance to douse what remaining playoff chances we have. They want to win this one and they want to win it badly.

Mascheroni has picked up another Pac 12 PWO... Oregon

The coaches poll has consistently had us lower than the others over the last several seasons for whatever reason. Have to beat Sac State.

Frankly I was worried the reffing was going to be a total sh*tshow early in the game with the phantom face mask and then the targeting call that got picked up.

That's what I said at home watching the replay. I don't think it was just the Michael Jackson dance. It was the combo of that with the bye bye wave. I think he would have gotten away with each one individually, but not both. Oh well, things worked out on the kickoff.

I can't remember a Causeway Classic with this much meaning in recent memory at least. One team going for an undefeated season in one of the toughest conferences in FCS while the other pretty much has to win in order to make the playoffs.

Skattebo is going to do damage as he has against pretty much every single opponent this season, but I think the key to this game is going to be limiting Asher O'Hara. I would say that we've done... just okay... against really mobile QBs. We can't completely sell out and stack the box against him every play because he can still get you with his arm, but we have to be diligent in making sure that we're at the very least spying him. If we can do that we might be able to keep Dunniway in the game for more snaps and while I wouldn't call him a bad QB or anything he is in the bottom half of the conference in completion percentage and interceptions thrown.

Speaking of interceptions thrown, turnovers in general could play a huge role in this game. Davis is one of the best teams in the country in terms of turnover margin sitting at +12 while Sac is mediocre at best in margin at -1. Not saying they can't force turnovers or anything, but they also aren't the best team in terms of ball security. Hastings has really improved his ball security this season which has definitely been a factor in our play in the 2nd half of the season.