FYR, he made $408k in 2020, which goes a long way in Sacramento.

https://transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/2020/california-state-university/troy-s-taylor/

Great assist.

MSU 65 - 21 half way through the 3rd quarter.

Update: 72-28, Q4 4 minutes left.

731 yards, 541 rushing, 3 backs averaging over 13 ypc.

It sounds like they've given up.

Rex Connors 15 tackles! Devon King 9.
Zach Kennedy - 2 sacks.
UG - 173 yds rushing, 3 TDs, LL 68 yds.
Gomez 3 for 3?

My game MVP - the offensive line.

Big Game, has Sac ever been rated so high?

Twelve straight?

Oh boy, buckle up. HALFTIME score.

Montana St 51, Cal Poly 14.

437 yds of offense for the Cats, 4 TDs for Johnson the RB, he has over 215 yds rushing. Three rushes of 49 or longer yards for MSU.

MH 15 of 18. Vandals 3 of 9 on 3rd down.

UG got to the 2 yd line before any contact. Huge push by the O line.

Imagine this season without Ulonzo. He was in the portal.

Will our band show up in Sac, in full force?

Too early to go into the prevent offense out of halftime, and we know the D spent all halftime adjusting to stop UG.

3x to Gilliam.

Our O line doing great, and winning the edge battles.

GREAT start so far. Go Ags!

Offensive line killed it! Quick TD! All on the ground.

And the Big Sky is one of two powerhouse conferences, so odds are we'll face 3-4 playoff caliber teams every year.

Maybe he was trying to instill confidence in his team? I do prefer Sochor, Foster, and Biggs approach... more balanced.

Critical error, we've had a winning record in 3 of 5 seasons, and it could easily be 4 out of 6. Year one was correcting the nose dive.

Hawkins won with Gould's key recruit, Keelan Doss, who had Jake Maier at QB. Cody and Hawk landed JM. Hawkins also dramatically remade the roster after Gould's exit, and a number of Gould's top recruits came and left. We were minutes from a national championship date.

I like Coach Gould, good man, great RB coach, but he was 12-33 as our HC. 7-26 his last 3 years = .212. 5-19 in league those last 3 years. Two of his wins those last 3 years included D2 Fort Lewis, and NAIA Southern Oregon, which takes his D1 record to 5-24 (.173).

I agree we need to start winning tough / big games.

Regarding Sac State. Coach Taylor will lose 2 senior QBs this year, so next year will be much different.

FWIW, DB Jordan Perryman starts for UW, though he missed 3 weeks due to injury.

FWIW, Sac lost to UCLA 76-50.