Never say die. I was at the 1972 against what was then Cal State Hayward and UCD was down by 15 with 2 minutes to go. Bob Biggs led them to two TDs and 2 2-pt. conversions for the win, but I had left the game. I haven't given up on the Aggies ever since.

Assuming the Ags score here, do you think they'll try an onside kick?

Idaho State clearly wants this more than the Ags do.

Fourth Quarter: Aggie time. What was our scoring advantage? Something like 62-0. No more chances to win this one.

Right call, though.

How about a 99 yard touchdown play?

At least Hays is now missing some of his passes.

That's a real morale crusher. Just when it looked like the offense had something going... Defense has to step up and get momentum back.

Of course, it doesn't matter how well the quarterback plays if the receivers can't hold onto the ball.

Hastings makes a lot of sense considering how well he's played, how Tompkins does not seem to be the answer and how poorly Hunter Rodrigues has played. The other Hunter (Hays, of ISU) has a passer rating of 191.6. To me, a huge difference has been the line play--both lines--for the Bengals. Are we sure these aren't the Cincinnati Bengals?

I wonder if Ags came into this game feeling over-confident? Hope that they come out with some fire in the second half or this could be a huge upset.

Bengals have 130 yards passing. Ags have 20.

CA Forever, I agree with you if Tompkins runs too much it's too predictable.

I wonder if Rodrigues isn't fully recovered from the concussion?

HR passer rating is -4!

Not time to panic. Ags need to step it up.

O line is getting beaten badly by Bengals defensive charge.

Definitely DPI. Aggie offense looks very much out of sync,

Their QB is really accurate. Hard to defend a perfect pass.

Watching on ESPN+, that roughing call should have been avoided. The Aggie player jumped too far from the point of the punter's contact with the ball and too close to the punter. He should have had a block.