I wonder if Cody will coach the QBs. If not they have two guys on staff that have been QB coaches, Taylor Chapatte was QB coach at University of San Diego, and Kevin Burke has been a QB coach at Mount Union and Case Western.
I was surprised to see that Kevin Burke was the QB on Dan Hawkins’ 2015 National Team, and Hawkins got him a job playing for a European team that Hawkins had previously coached. So they go back a while even though Burke has only been an assistant here for a year.

Gale who looked good in limited opportunities, Conway and Williams who have never generated a stat, and Bearden who played defensive end exclusively this fall, so maybe he will again. The fifth guy I guess is the JC transfer Baldwin.

Williams is incorrectly listed as a junior, that’s not possible for someone who graduated HS in 21.

How can a program like Idaho sign 39 players? I thought preferred walk-ons weren’t supposed to be in the press releases.

Looks like we’re going to have two Zach Jones on the roster, That’s the third Zach Jones in ten years,

DavisAggie beat me to it. But here is my reply:

He is in high school, who doesn’t put on a few pounds at that age especially if they lift.
I’m showing my age here but Tony Dorsett weighed 155 lbs as a freshman

Virtually the same size as Matteo Perez, 3 lb. lighter.
Interesting that the stats on him show no fumbles in 483 carries. That’s almost unbelievable.
They didn’t throw to him much.
https://www.maxpreps.com/or/portland/westview-wildcats/athletes/jordan-fisher/football/stats/?careerid=hn3g03kqcrvrb

He replied to your Purdy post.

A problem with the spring bowl game idea is that the seniors will have moved on, they are done and don’t take part in spring practice. Now add in the transfer portal, and in the spring you don’t have a lot of the players from the fall team, and you’ve added different ones.

Probably right especially when their competition for the game can’t generate much revenue. I was surprised how many empty seats there were in most of the playoff games I watched in the first and second rounds. They won’t get in with a losing record though. Davis would draw better than many of those teams,

We can lose juniors as well. About half of the “juniors” are class of 18 and have been here five years already. Logically those guys have completed their degree requirements.

I don’t think he started slow and unimaginative. He became OC in spring of 2021, new quarterback, and they chose to be run oriented, which they were effective with. First game they ran for over 250 yards in a win against a ranked opponent, Idaho. Then in the fall, against Tulsa they won by throwing for over 300 yards. His teams were generally balanced and effective. Plough never beat an FCS ranked opponent, and Cody Hawkins did three times, once each season. Idaho twice and Weber once.

Now we need a QB coach. Taylor Chapatte might be a candidate as he filled that role for two years at San Diego.
Kevin Burke Has also been a QB coach at Mount Union.

I thought our running game was the best I can recall, although I have to admit I didn’t watch much during the Gould years, so I think Mike Cody did a good job,

The Gopoly article says he’s going to be offensive coordinator for Arizona State.
Seems premature to fire him to me. He only had two seasons.

So is that his current status, or the status he’ll have when he transfers? He can be a current undergraduate and still a graduate student at his next institution, if he graduates in the meantime. Not saying if he is or is not a graduate student here but logically he doesn’t have to be.

He’s probably graduating this year which is college year five for him. Maybe he’s graduating this quarter.

And at the Cal Poly Game they would chant “You will work for us”. Kind of tasteless,

I get your point. But in this specific case it’s best to cut your losses. It’s a picturesque campus, but I don’t know what challenges they have recruiting, Maybe it’s a tough sell.

Colorado was Montana States opener, Davis blowout of Montana State was game 3 and would have been more shocking if Montana State hadn’t lost to Chadron State in game 2.
Montana States coach was a folksy guy. Here is his comment after the Chadron game:
A considerable amount of credit, Kramer said, goes to Woodhead, who dominated the game and allowed Chadron State to hold the ball for 11 minutes in the third quarter and 36 minutes of the game. "He's good," Kramer said of Woodhead. "He's really good. He reminds me of (Walter Payton Trophy candidate) James Noble of Cal Poly, and we haven't beaten Cal Poly since Robert E. Lee was marching north."

I’m sure they were devastated to lose him.
When a coach publicly blames his players for losses he has to move on.