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

That fumble is going to be the play in the second half that haunts Sac unless they can pull one more rabbit out of the hat.

Loco.

That's a huge mistake late in the game.

Both teams have so many playmakers

Boom! 67 yard bomb run for IW, 52-48 Word

This is a crazy friggin' game, so many points.

05 just moved out to the Nashville area, and went to a Tennessee game not too long ago, quite the experience for him.

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.