Class so far looks strong. Encouraged by the OL signings...and Baldwin, a thumper at H-Back, we missed O'Keefe this season, hope he's okay.

Fisher plays in a very strong league in Oregon, the Metro, which is a smaller league by Portland area standards, but very, very tough - includes Jesuit, Beaverton and upstart Mountainside (where my niece plays soccer and runs distance). Their OOC schedule is also usually demanding. They finished 3rd, just missing the OSAA playoffs, but were red hot ending the season, and actually won the Columbia Cup, sort of a NIT for 6A football in the State of Oregon. Gives 16 teams a way to play out a playoff in November and December who just missed the big dance.

Fisher finished with 3035 Total Yards his senior season...and 4436 rushing yards for his junior and senior seasons. You can see from his video that he is a pinball, energizer bunny with incredible balance and burst.

2022 Metro League POTY and is nicknamed "Big Fish" - Fisher is Georgia born, but settled into Beaverton, OR in the 5th Grade. Major ambitions are Business and Culinary Arts.

Very nice, and well deserved, we are going to miss Amoah and The Master of YAC, Lonzi Gilliam. Hall of Fame Aggies in my book. Connors is a stud, I worry about him in the portal by the end of next season if he has another monster year.

Yuba City High's Afato:
https://www.hudl.com/video/3/13236461/621d14f090f95d08d0ae6d68

As for Jones, not the biggest kid on the field, but he has tremendous change of direction and uses his eyes very well, was a turnover generator for Archbishop Riordan...and returned kicks.
https://www.hudl.com/profile/13438697/Zachary-Jones

Sam Goligoski from Serra, I believe he's #6 in this video, Serra beat De La Salle this season, been a while since that happened.--- like the first time ever. Goligoski was a big reason for the win.

Full Game, Incarnate Word @ North Dakota State, 2022 FCS Semi-Finals:

SDSU pulling away now

Who does everybody have today, Holy Cross or the home team Jackrabbits?

Who's going to run that Sac program now?

Comment on that Montana State game, Bill & Mary just looked soft...like they didn't want to be there.

Oh yes, even at home.

Here's a question.

Which was the better game...
Incarnate Word @ Sac 2022
UC Davis @ Eastern Washington (pt. 2) in 2018

A lot of speed and high octaine playcalling from both sides.

So the Big Sky is looking different next year:

Sac State losing Coach Taylor and potentially some underclassmen in the portal...
Idaho State hires Cody Hawkins to run things...
Weber State HC Jay Hill stepping down...

It looks like it's Montana State on top of the mountain right now.

I think it was two great offenses, but if you're a coach evaluating the overall play, Sac coughing it up 4 times, 2 by each QB is what you're looking at as the difference in the game.

Everybody's baffled by the clock management...

Turnovers Given Away
Sac State - 4
Incarnate Word - 0