I suspect this is a problem with the feed itself. Oh well. I noticed (when I could see it) that Utah Tech is in the WAC and will be moving up to the Big Sky next year. I remember the days when the WAC had Arizona State, BYU, New Mexico and San Diego State. Now it seems to be at the bottom of Div. 1

I thought I had the video because I can see the commercials, but still only audio for the game. Is anyone else having this problem?

Sounds like the Ags are getting out-coached as well as out-played. At least I got the video back.

ESPN is giving Utah Tech a 51.6% chance of winning at this point.

Lost the video again. Can't get it back, so I'm just listening.

Does the 4th down try show a lack of faith in the kicker?

This Utah Tech team looks better than advertised so far.

Yes, but it helped the D.

Good time out. Ag D looks confused.

Got it just in time to see Pinnick fumble.

Thanks! That worked.

I'm getting audio but no video on ESPN!

Thanks. I'm able to get games currently in progress, so I hope that I'll soon be able to see the Ags. The format is different but I'm clearly logged into the right place.

I'm trying to get into my ESPN+ account and do not see the format I used to see. Instead, I'm getting a listing of upcoming games including UCD at Utah Tech, but when I click on it, I do not get the old "Your game will start shortly" or whatever it was, but a pop-up box that only tells me that I can watch the game on ESPN+. Does anyone know if I'm just trying to get it too early or if there is some other problem?

I only just noticed that the Ags first three games are all on the road. Kind of frustrating for the home town fans in Davis, but it's always bothered me that so many games (four counting the Mercer fiasco) are played before the fall quarter even starts. Maybe that's why the students don't get that involved once they're there?

A foreshortened game also adds skew to the per game stats for the tea and players, but it's possible to extrapolate it from the minutes played. Also, why even ask an official if the algorithm shows a high probability of one team winning?

Maybe I'm missing something, but if the algorithm shows the Ags with a 57% chance of winning, why do a coin toss?

I heard the commentators say that the Conners brothers had a chance to go to major programs and make a lot of NIL money, but they wanted to stay in Davis. That says a lot about their values and the quality of the campus, the sense of community and the football program. all very admirable and something that makes me proud to be an Aggie.

Sounds like the Aggies should have no trouble with this one, especially with one "game" under their belts. I only hope they aren't overconfident going into a stadium home opener for UTU.

Thanks BlueGold. I can see the rationale but I don't like it.