TAMC has had the ball 10:58, UCD 4:02

ESPN has the game stats.

Plus, we played Cal in Berkeley while the Bears beat Auburn in Alabama.

Aggies favored by 23.5?!

So much for an undefeated season.

Yes, we all hoped Hastings would be more consistent this season, but not a good sign.

Cal has clearly made some effective adjustments on both sides. Doesn't bode well for the last 22 minutes.

Yikes, Teddye Buchanan is everywhere. Nice to see him doing so well, but tough to see him tackling so many of his former teammates. What a loss.

When did the Ags last have a kick returned for a TD?

TD!

You rmemory is probably better than mine. I just recall seeing the names on the jerseys.

Just noticed that the Ags no longer have their names on the backs of their jerseys. Anyone know why it changed? Maybe Plough doesn't like it?

The D has done a good job of containing Ott so far, but he's explosive, so the 2.8 yards per carry is likely to change.

Whoa!!!!

Although, ESPN+ is having a technical glich right now

It's on ESPN+

I'm going to predict an upset: UCD 28, Cal 27. Why? Just in case I can get credit for being the first one to predict it. If I'm wrong, no one will remember, but if I'm right...

No one will care!

The 20.5 point spread is just about the same as the last match between Cal and the Aggies in 2022, won by the Bears 34-13. I think the closest UCD ever got was in 2019 when it was 27-13. I'd be happy with something like that this time.

Because both my parents went to Cal and I grew up being a huge fan, I used to watch all Cal football games on the Pac-12 Network and root for them against any other team but the Aggies. This year, I'm so disgusted with the breakup of the Pac-12 and the whole avaricious, modern nature of FBS football, that I plan to stick exclusively to watching UC Davis football.

Don't forget that Cal also retained the surprisingly good Fernando Mendoza at QB, possibly their best since Jared Goff. He has two good returning pass catchers in Trond Grizzell and Jack Endries.