Speaking only for myself, I don't mind having the game on election night. It'll be a good distraction from what will be a tense day, to say nothing of the high probability that the election will not be decided until Wednesday, Thursday or who knows?
UCD record for biggest blow-out is 63-0 in 1922 v. Mare Island. NCAA record: 65-12 v. SF State in 1985. This margin, if it holds will set the record against FCS opposition.
Weird stat: ESP showed the following times of possession after the first quarter: UNC - 23:46, UCD - 21:08. Someone was asleep at the switch. Now it shows 25:49 and 20:12 respectively. Aggies hot negative time!
Didn't realize that UNC's QB is from Hawai`i. I have bit of a soft spot for the Bears because an old friend of mine, also from Hawai`i, was once the president there. I think the school has a lot of students from out here.
I'm no expert on probability, but if there is a 25% that the Ags lose all three, wouldn't they be 8-4? Plus wouldn't you'd have to factor in the probability of losing to UNC?
This is surprising on two counts: The Ags did not win a game to move up and USD moved down despite losing a close game to a higher ranked team. What might a W over Montana State do? (I know, one game at a time.)
I noted that Cal is 0-4 in the ACC but I hadn't realized that they lost all four games (including two to #6 Miami and #19 Pitt) by a total of 9 points!