Our OL continues to struggle on pass protection.

Idaho is loaded. They are big and fast and they have an elite QB and great receivers.

Weber State 28 Northern Colorado 21 - Final
Montana State 38 Portland State 22 - Final
Montana 28 Idaho State 20 - Final
Idaho 44 EWU 36 - Final

The Aggies beat San Jose State today 15-12.

Montana 7 Idaho State 7 at the half.
Montana State 17 Portland State 14 at the half.

Idaho and EWU are tied at 21 at the half in a great football game.

EWU has used their 2nd and 3rd string QB's and they've both been effective. Their 3rd string QB is only 5'9 and 175 but he broke 3 tackles and scored on a long TD run. Both teams are willing to gamble and have converted 4th downs on their own 29 line lines.

As much as I don't care for Aaron Best for running up the score against us in the past, I give hime credit, the man can coach and recruit.

Northern Colorado 21 Weber State 7 at the half.

Yes, the 10,000 seat arena is part of a $1 billion project. I changed the thread title to avoid confusion.

Idaho and EWU are tied 7-7 early in the 1st.

The EWU 2nd string QB is starting today against Idaho. Kekoa Visperas, who was 22-31 for 208 yards against the Ags last week, is out today.

The Aggies remain unbeaten in conference play with a 4 set victory over Bakersfield on the road (23-25, 29-27, 25-15, 25-15). The Ags are now 3-0 in conference play and 8-5 overall. They play their 14th straight road match at CSUN tomorrow afternoon at 3 pm.

Thanks for the link. I'm not sure how you found it though. The link opens to the the press conference on YouTube but, if you click and open the the UC Davis Aggies YouTube channel link which is displayed under the video, the video isn't shown there. How did you find it?

https://www.youtube.com/@UCDavisAthletics/videos

I think that's the most interesting game of the week. I think EWU might surprise some folks. Of course, it nearly makes me go blind watching any game at EWU on that horribly ugly, red carpet!

He does move around a lot. I just posted the places he has coached after I looked him up. I had no idea he had coached at all of those different colleges. The Aggies seem to play in Reno every few years so we might get to see the Ags in that new arena in the future.

Manchester College - 5 years (78-29)
Southwest Missouri State - 4 years (78-48)
Iowa - 8 years (152-106)
New Mexico - 6 years (155-52)
UCLA - 6 years (124-63)
Nevada - 4 years to date (70-51)

Big Sky Game for Week 5 (all start times are Pacific Time):

Weber State @ Northern Colorado - 12 noon
Portland State @ Montana State - 1 pm
Idaho State @ Montana - 1 pm
Idaho @ Eastern Washington - 1 pm
Aggies @ Cal Poly - 5:05 pm
Northern Arizona @ Sac State - 6 pm

From the Sac Bee:

Larison was the last to leave Jim Sochor Field after scores of teammates hugged him, his bulky knee brace and ice pack impossible to ignore. The fear for the Aggies is that Larison will miss the rest of the season, but UC Davis has yet to disclose the nature or extent of the injury.

“A lot of therapy (for Larison),” Hawkins said with a smile. “That’s my update.”

“He’s super talented,” Hawkins said. “Heart of a lion. He’s as good of a receiver as we have, has the best arm, great return guy.”

UCD has played Sacramento State annually in the Causeway Classic since 1954, and the series with Cal Poly often evokes the same sort of intensity. UCD is in its 108th season of football and Cal Poly its 105th.

“We’ve had really good games (against Cal Poly),” Hawkins said. “They have a tremendous program. They won a national championship (in 1980 in Division II). I thought it was smart to retain Paul (Wulff) as coach after (Beau) Baldwin left for Arizona State).”

Read more at: https://www.sacbee.com/sports/college/article279830054.html#storylink=cpy

The Aggies have now played 3 conference games and are 0-1-2 in the Big West Conference and 5-4-2 overall.

Tie with CSUN 0-0
Tie with Bakersfield 2-2
Win over Long Beach 1-0

The Aggies opened conference play with a 1-0 win over Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo.

Good points. It will be interesting to see if someone steps up big time in our running game now that it appears we have lost our top 2 RB's. Among Larison's impressive talents is his vision, patience and good decisions he makes before he explodes through the hole. Chukwudobe appears to more of a downhill charger whereas Larison, not only can break tackles, but he can make people miss and has such great agility that he can recover and keep going after being hit.