The Ags came into this game as one of the top 5 rebounding teams in the nation but EWU beat us on the boards today. The last time that happened was in our 10 point loss to LMU.

Very interesting for sure.

Unfortunately, I don't think you are wrong, Toke. We just haven't found any kind of consistency game to game or even half to half this year. We don't seem to be able to stretch a lead and keep it throughout the whole 40 minutes. We even lost a 29 point lead to Boston University in the final 16 minutes of the second half before winning in OT.

I feel like this team has the makings of a pretty good basketball team but something is missing or just hasn't gelled yet. I can't put my finger on it but something is not clicking. If the coaches don't get it figured out, I think we'll be hard pressed to be in the top half of the Big West.

We can't have a game like this against UCLA, Hawaii and Irvine and expect to have a chance to win. The Bruins will run us out of Pauley Pavilian and Hawaii is always hard to beat in Hawaii. We follow those two games up with our conference opener at home against Irvine who is perhaps the best team in the BW.

We've had 11 games now figure things out but we're still very inconsistent and that doesn't bode well for us in these next 3 very tough games.

I'll be pulling for us but I'm not real confident at the moment...

Ags lose 79-68.

I think this may be the poorest performance overall by the Aggies this year. You simply can not allow a team to shoot 10-18 from 3 while we go 3-20. Way too many break downs on defense also. Les will not be happy at all with this effort.

This one is slipping away. The Ags can't make a 3 (2-16) and EWU can't miss a 3 (9-15).

Our perimeter defense is MIA. EWU is 8-13 from 3 and the Ags are 2-15.

Ags can't get their offense going and are down 6 now. 57-61 with 9:27 to go.

Dreadful 3 point shooting by the Aggies 2-14 so far.

28-9 SDSU at the half. The temperature is 7 degrees and dropping.

37-35 Ags at the half. We had several opportunities to stretch the lead to double digits at times but poor 3 point shooting and lapses on defense allowed the Eagles keep it close. The offense has not found a good rhythm.

DeBruhl is fun to watch because he plays with such passion and effort. He has really improved a lot in the past year.

This game will be a tough road test for the Aggies against a pretty good basketball team. The Ags lead the all-time series 2-1 having won last year in Davis 84-76. Anigwe had an outstanding game in that win over the Eagles. He had a double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds.

Eli Pepper is approaching another UCD milestone in scoring also. He currently sits in 21st place in all-time scoring for the Aggies with 1081 points which is just 25 points behind #20 Dominic Calegari who scored 1106 points during his basketball career with the Ags.

This game was a tough battle. IW shot themselves in the foot especially with the 4 TO's but they got "homered" by the refs on several calls and folks have noted. They were the better team overall and I think that Sac was better than NDSU this year also.

I wonder if the Aggie coaches will be taking a deep look at the transfer portal this year?

The Ags roll to a 76-30 victory. Eleven Aggies got significant minutes. Turner led the way with 18 followed by Epps with 13.

The Ags locked down on defense and held William Jessop scoreless in for the final 9 minutes of the second quarter. Aggies lead 36-15 at the half.

The Aggies came back from an early 11-1 deficit to take the lead at the end of the first quarter 15-13.

...and we played all of them tough but the selection committee didn't think we were as good as teams like Elon, Delaware, Montana or Idaho...

That leaves just one RB offer that we know of, Jordan Fisher, and he recently received an offer from Oregon.