Yeah, we'll see, they were playing with fire last week and SDSU, NDSU and Montana State are all peaking. This is why playoffs are the best, you get everybody at peak condition playing each other, and the weather usually sucks...it's very interesting.

Reading Mike Cody's full bio here after his playing days, guy has been around quite a bit in a decade picking up all kinds of stuff. I like that he's coming off the OL gig, because line play and blocking schemes matter more than fancy x's, y's and z's when running an offense.

Well, there you go, sounds like it's happening...I mean, for millions and a chance to coach in the Pac 12 with your hand getting stronger as UCLA and U$C look to leave...it's a good play.

Nolan was a baller, transferred in from San Jose State and immediately took off in Davis.

3 of the 4 quarterfinal playoff games are on Friday, and it's very good news for Sac to play Friday night before the heavy rains on Saturday.

Friday
Samford @ NDSU, 4 pm PT -- listed as being on ESPN2 and ESPN+
William & Mary @ Montana State, 7:15 pm PT -- listed as being on ESPN2 and ESPN+
Incarnate Word @ Sac, 7:30 pm PT -- listed as only being on ESPN+

Saturday
Holy Cross @ South Dakota State, 9 am PT -- listed as being on ESPN and ESPN+

2006 final game, final game at the Toom
Josh Johnson and visiting No. 16 Toreros were indeed the final opponent.
https://ucdavisaggies.com/news/2006/11/25/UC_Davis_Clinches_37th_Straight_Winning_Season_To_Close_Out_Toomey_Field_Era.aspx

Hope McCallan holds up physically.

Maybe in two years, Deion Sanders will be coaching the Broncos next...

Well, I'm interested to see what he can do with that program. The big thing he brings to the program is recruiting, but all those big time recruits who went to Jackson State, I'm curious how many would qualify academically at Colorado. Feels a little like switching from Weber State to UC Davis or Cal Poly....(or Eastern Washington to Cal Poly)...it's going to be very, very different.

To provoke change, Sanders will need to overcome the antiquated infrastructure and significant obstacles that have spiraled Colorado to college football irrelevancy.

Colorado's strict transfer policies and lack of NIL infrastructure have been significant obstacles in recent years. Many of Colorado's best players, including potential first-round cornerback Christian Gonzalez (Oregon), left via the transfer portal after last season.

Ack 3, I'm seeing SU's like clones.

4 of the last 8 remaining teams in the dance were on the UC Davis schedule.

JTO breaks down the offense in Denver, and Wilson's Play ("QB Play is Shockingly Sloppy")
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