Same old story. I remember when I thought that Corey Hawkins was a cinch to make it in the NBA and I heard commentators last season practically guaranteeing that Daniel Whelan would be drafted. There is stigma attached to the lower level conferences, even with the likes of Cooper Kupp and Trey Lance making it in the NFL or Pascal Siakim and Alan Williams in the NBA.

ESPN does not list the UC Davis - Cal game as being on the PAC-12 network. Has anyone heard anything about that broadcast?

This past Sunday, Doss caught 3 passes (out of 4 targets) for 34 yards.

Doss had one reception for 6 yards in today's preseason game against New England.

I very much admired Chima's hustle and basketball IQ. I suspect his biggest problem in the NBA is that he is a "tweener": too small to be an effective power forward and too slow to be an effective wing. If he can find the right niche on the Kings, he might make the roster, but I wouldn't bet on it. If he has learned to shoot the 3 really well, that might do it. His stats in Europe are equivocal: https://www.proballers.com/basketball/player/72691/chima-moneke

I assume the game v Cal will be on the PAC-12 Network. Will ESPN3 be covering all of the other Aggie games besides the MSU game?

I'm not sure why the Saints picked up Whelan. Their punter did really well last season and he is only entering his second year. There are about a half dozen teams with problems at the punting position even after 3 punters were drafted. I'm going to predict that the Saints cut him and he winds up with another team.

Thanks agalum. I don't know why I thought he had another yer of eligibility.

What happened to Hunter Rodrigues?

I read that Whelan got picked up as an FA by the Saints

I just read that the Big 12 might go after Utah, Colorado, Oregon, Arizona and Arizona State. Can there be a Pac-4? or will they try to add BYU, Boise State, Nevada, Hawaii, San Diego State and San Jose State to constitute a diluted Pac-10? Ugh! this is why I prefer the FCS with less emphasis on the big money.

Toke69 signing off until football season. Thank all of you guys for your interesting and informative posts.

One of the commentators tonight noted how badly UC Davis was hurt by all their cancelled games. losing game experience, continuity, team cohesion and flow. Considering how well this season started, I have to believe there is a lot to that. We can hope that those players who might come back will look at next season for redemption and not leave out of disappointment and disgust with what happened this year. It would be great if things could get back to normal and the team could play a full season. As for tonight's game, it is really hard to figure how the team could have missed so many lay-ups, especially Manjon.

This is so sad. Ags needed their A game to win and they brought their D game. Manjon 2 for 15 so far. Pepper not much better.

TItans also have an overall 15-8 advantage in rebounds.

UC Davis is a 3 point underdog, so an Aggie win won't be a huge surprise but would be a great victory. anyone know if we got qualified for the NCAAs on appeal?

No huge surprises...yet.

Nice to see the Ags making free throws. The 10 point difference over the Mustangs in free throw shooting was literally the difference in the game. We know that the Fullerton game is winnable. Go Ags!

As much as the Ags have blown games late recently, it's still going to be very hard for them to blow this one.

Nice to have professional broadcasters especially after that Long Beach State game.

Good to see Pepper hit that 3. He was only 1 of 7 before that. I hope he goes on a streak now, because I note he's been pretty cold lately. Ags need to put these guys away, but Cal Poly has stayed close to their credit.