The Sac player who knocked Johnson out of the game was ejected for targeting. Looked like a cheap shot to me.

Sac and the Aggies both beat UNC by 48 points: Sac won 55-7 and the Ags won 58-10. So I was curious to see how the game stats compared and the stat that stood out to me was the total yards:

Ags: 484 UNC 423
Sac: 622 UNC 175

First time since November of last year. Only team in the FBS and FCS not to trail in a game this season until now.

I listened to Scott Marsh interview Coach Les at halftime today on the radio broadcast of the UNC game. He said Beasley and DeBruhl were both doing a good job at PG. He also mentioned that Anigwe has really stepped up his game on both offense and defense after playing last year with a nagging injury most of the season. He said that Pepper has gotten even better after getting stronger and leaner in the off season. Les feels like he was able to recruit from the transfer portal to add the depth that we were missing last season.

Thanks. I think Les did a nice job of bringing in some talented players this year.

EWU 17 Cal Poly 10 - Final

Great! I'm excited about this team. Do you know what the final score was?

Montana State 43 Weber State 38 - Final
Idaho 56 Portland State 21 - Final (the game was tied 21-21 at the half)
Northern Arizona 24 Idaho State 10 - Final

Bob Dunning takes the Ags by 28:

AGGIES over NORTHERN COLORADO … After a tough five-game stretch to start the season, UC Davis finally found its footing last Saturday against Northern Arizona. Now they take on another Big Sky “Northern” from Greeley, but the result will be the same. Look out folks, there’s an Aggie freight train roaring through town. Takes the Ags by 28.

https://www.davisenterprise.com/sports/bobs-picks-root-for-the-tree/

The Aggies are scrimmaging at Portland State on Saturday according to this website:

https://watchstadium.com/not-so-secret-list-of-2022-college-basketball-scrimmages-10-07-2022/

When the university makes an official statement that starts with, "It is time for new leadership atop our gymnastics program," it makes you wonder if something was amiss...??

I take it that it must have looked much smaller...?

Unfortunately, it seems likes sports can bring out the worst behavior of fans much like politics can for fervent supporters.

Chima takes an elbow to the jaw from LeBron James.

...Moneke’s two-year, $2.7 million deal will be guaranteed for $500,000 (fully guaranteed Jan. 10

Making the team in Sacramento represents a major step in Moneke’s career. It also provides a homecoming of sorts for the 26-year-old forward who went undrafted after leading UC Davis to the NCAA Tournament in 2018. Moneke spent the past four years overseas, playing professionally in France and Spain while awaiting his first big break in the NBA.

Kings coach Mike Brown got to know Okpala and Moneke well during their time together with the Nigerian national team. Known for their defensive prowess, both players spent time guarding LeBron James in a 133-86 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday, helping the Kings hold James to 10 points on 4-of-13 shooting.

“As training camp has gone on, (Moneke) is trending upwards,” Brown said. “I think the initial shock of being in the NBA and the speed and athleticism and all that stuff caught him off guard a little bit, but he belongs on this level and he can help us. I think KZ, too. Both of those guys were two of my first calls, even before I really got the job.”

Read more at: https://www.sacbee.com/sports/nba/sacramento-kings/article267363562.html#storylink=cpy

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Final scores:

Idaho 30 Montana 23
Montana State 37 Northern Colorado 14
Weber State 42 Portland State 7
Idaho State 40 Cal Poly 31
Sac State 52 Eastern Washington 28
Aggies 56 Northern Arizona 27

How is the crowd size?

Not to get ahead of ourselves but now our final 2 games against Idaho and Sac are looking awfully tough....

Awesome! Looks like I'll have to take in a few Kings games this year for sure.

We're currently in Victoria, BC, so my ESPN+ account is geographically blocked here but I followed the last part of the game on Live Stats. Hamilton scored a TD with 11 seconds to go to win 35-32. Jake was 26 of 35 for 251 yards, 2 TD's but he also had 3 INT's.