https://ucdavisaggies.com/documents/2023/8/16/_22_FB_Record_Book.pdf

So probably the MCL and/or PCL then, depending how how you read “could be season ending”. Other option is it’s the ACL and they’re waiting for some sort of confirmation that’s what it is.

Either way, that’s too bad for him.

Good thing we only play one of those three this year. Of course to go 7-4 and make the playoffs, we'll have to beat one of Sac, Montana or Weber. Could also say 2 of those three plus NAU since they just beat Montana. We know from last year that playing all three of Sac, Weber and Montana tough but losing and going 6-5 won't be good enough.

Beach was down by 9 entering the 4th quarter too.

So 9 beats 1, 10 nearly beats 2 and 5 beats 4 by 34. Makes total sense.

Did we really foul that much more than SB in the first half? I think they shot 18 FTs and we only shot 5.

Big chance now for the Ags with the top seed getting bounced. Hopefully they take advantage.

LOL. Nailed it. Team that was 1-18 in conference not only beats an 11-9 team but wins by 20. Makes total sense.

Glad for South Dakota St. Made the semis in 17, 18 and 21 and lost the title game by 2 in 20 on a TD with 16 seconds left. Seems like they deserved a title at some point.

Would be nice to be watching or getting ready to watch the title game right now.

Yeah, it's a weird choice. There are no college games on the 7th. There could be NFL games that day (last year there were two, at 1:30 and 5:15 pacific) but if you play the game at 10 or 11, you probably get your own window. And regardless going against at most 1 NFL game is way better than going up against a bunch of games because there will be a handful of 10 a.m. games on Sunday.

Our Christmas plans changed due to an illness but not of the human kind. My mom texted me on Tuesday to tell me that their dog got kennel cough and he's contagious for 10 days. Considering our dog and their dog play basically non-stop the entire time they're together, us going there was a no-go. And I'm not exaggerating about the playing. We usually get to their house around 11 and we won't consider bringing them inside until at least 9 p.m. Then the next day they'll get let out sometime between 7 and 8 a.m. and won't come in until at least 9. Our shepherd is almost 2 and their golden retriever is almost 3.

Needed to throw that ball a second or two earlier because the WR was wide open.

Set up for a good ending with this one. 24-22 NDST with 3:40 left in the 3rd.

Had Sac beaten Incarnate Word, we would have faced 3 of the 4 semifinalists in the regular season for the second time in 4 years. Also happened in 2019.

With respect to how this effects Sacramento's football program I think we have to wait awhile before it sinks in for the players and the present coaches. — 69aggie

In the short term they're almost certain to take a big step back. Could they keep it up for a few years like Stanford did when they went from Harbaugh to Shaw? Of course. But those were also the old transfer rules. Shaw was also the OC the previous four years which certainly helped. Shaw also got to have Andrew Luck for his first year whereas I think someone said Sac is losing both QBs. Sac is certainly going to lose some recruits too.

Like with every coaching hire, that's what its going to come down to. If they nail the next hire like they did with Taylor, they'll be fine for a few years. If not, well, back to irrelevance. But regardless of who they hire, it seems very, very likely they'll take a big step back next year.

Holy Cross showing well. Tied at 21 going into the 4th.

Definitely last night's game was better. There were five turnovers in the 2018 game too so it's not like that was some clean game. I'd forgotten we were -3 in the turnover differential that day too. Impressive we kept it that close.

Both were great games though.

It sounds like he's out of the running but hiring Jason Garrett over Troy Taylor would be such an incredibly stupid move. First and foremost Garrett is not a good football coach. No way he should have ever lasted as long as he did in Dallas. Secondly, Garrett has never coached at the college level whether as a head coach or assistant.

Even removing my Davis bias in hoping Taylor leaves, it seems like he would be a really good hire for Stanford if it happens.

So you're telling me it's tough to win a football game with a -4 turnover differential?

Hail Mary incomplete. Sac loses 66-63. What a wild game.