Maybe a time to take some time off the clock.

Bad tackling on that long pass. Woof.

Slac making mistakes and they are the more undisciplined team. I think that is going to be the difference.

It will be strength on strength with our Corners vs. their WRs.

Gibson likes to go deep on the sidelines to Cheeks and Munroe, both of whom have good size. Sac State was burned multiple times by what seemed to be 50/50 balls. The one time Sac intercepted me of those, the DB was actually a step ahead and was able to look back. The Aggie DBs will be tested I am sure.

Their big running back, Price was impressive versus Sac. None of their other running backs did much.

Montana State has the Ag Extension program and Engineering. I think the default is to ba a Griz fan in Montana unless you have gone to school at Montana State. A lot of farmers don’t necessarily have University degrees, but rather passed down farm knowledge.

Montana always overrated now matter how good they are.

Amen to that. I remember when the Ags beat Montana in Missoula last year - nobody in Montana really gave the Ags a chance. Was cool to witness the victory there.

Montana State is decidedly better than Montana. Even with home field advantage at WaGriz I don’t see Montana winning the brawl.

I think there was a palpable difference in offensive team speed that helped UCD separate from NAU. Gbatu, Dobbins, Fisher and Vargas in particular. Pennington was also thrown off with the pass rush, that was also critical to take pressure off the DBs.

I still can't get over that overturning 'incomplete pass' call at the end of the Colorado State game. Ed Lamb must be so battle torn that the call didn't even phase him - can you imagine Paul Wulff getting that call turned around against him?

My imagination immediately comes up with an outcome of that hypothetical - instant stroke.

Well deserved - Adam Jones has to be thinking "What the hell do I gotta do up here?"

This was Jones first big week. Don’t know if the pre-season pick got to his head (likely not) but the offense is different at MSU this year.

Above photo only shows not a “tight clamp” in the air - not the state as all hit the ground. It could have gone either way - but on the field call likely made the difference.

I was rooting for your guys against Montana. If Dieffenbach had not sailed a couple of throws - things might have worked out differently. It’s tough to play in WaGriz and I think Poly tired in the last quarter or so.

Hmmmm. I guess you need points for eye test come possible playoffs, but normally you just run and take knees.

He’s actually a redshirt freshman, not true.

He doesn’t seem like a grab the bag of money guy. He is very mature.

You can really see Pinnick growing as the season progresses. Seems to be getting more accurate with his passing and making good decisions.

Good to see Vargas get the first down

OK - now run it.

I’d say still pass for a first down - can’t burn much time if 3 and out.

Great sack!!

No defensive resistance.

Now kick the “$&?! Ball into or out of the end zone.