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")
WELCOME TO THE QB SCHOOL:
JT's Patreon for the Channel, good content for any coach or QB/WR/TE/RB

Let's see if Sac can figure it out, Taylor's 0 for December in FCS, would be a knock on him if he can't find a way to win this game.

Who's next for Poly?

Baldwin and Plough out there in the wilderness. Where do they land next?

Wilson will be the Broncos QB for the next 2 years minimum. The question is how to get him clicking with what the Broncos have on offense, easy to blame Hackett, but Wilson is part of this equation too...and "reports" say RW isn't exactly liked at this time in the locker room, so maybe it is more on the quarterback, pretty sure Hackett is scouring the tape to find ways to open up those big play receivers they have in Denver. They should be banking 22-23 pts. a game minimum, but to be so bad that you're dead last at 14.1 pts. per game - in an offensive driven NFL, it's downright dreadful, something has to dramatically change...and those changes are tied to money. RW has the money, Hackett doesn't. Looks like Hack is making about $4M a year which is on the lower end for Head Coaching salaries in the NFL.