Gutsy. Wildcat?

A screen play!

Ags 11 - 27 - 99 yards, 41%
Weber 19 - 31 - 225 yards

What I was hoping for against Dixie:

- TT pass attempts, multiple (unless they've decided against that)
- more reps for Hastings, not one series.

What use was running the score up against a transition team?

Aggie QBs 10 of 23, 82 yards.

Run up the gut, up the gut, then these deep balls when HR seems to not be feeling it. No midrange game?

Don't we ever run a bootleg?

[passing game off 2 games in a row] Good point.

Our offense & play calling seem off ... throwing into triple coverage... HR staring down a receiver... multiple QB up the gut... we'd be in big trouble without that big turnover.

Well, hopefully we get Buchanan in the second half on D.

What happened to little out patterns in the flats? Those 20 yd covered routes...

I forgot their RB. Ugh.

AUDIO SUX. Can we all email the Big Sky offices this weekend?

Chubba doesn't look 347#s.

PST?

I'm no lawyer, and I could understand a bit more, say, if the cyclist were 2' outside the bike lane... but even in that situation, pedestrians have right of way... don't cyclists, in the far more vulnerable position, also deserve the benefit of the doubt? Isn't there also a statute for plain negligence?

Maybe the DA figures there will be an out of court settlement.

New York Post: "“The Office of the District Attorney has determined that there is insufficient evidence to satisfy the requisite standard of criminal negligence on the part of the suspect driver,” the office said in a statement to The Post on Friday. “That dangers of distracted driving are well known. To truly promote road safety motorists need to be attentive drivers as well.”

Wouldn't it be criminal negligence to drive a vehicle inside of an occupied bike lane?

All seems reasonable, but today's the big test. Go Ags.

We also added Harlston ? (6'3" DB), but Buchanan has to sit a half.

I know few of the details, but it seems like driving inside the bike lane is an automatic red flag / reckless driving (?). Distracted driver, whether music, friends, or texting... it seems at least a year confined in a Club Fed, all medical costs, and probation, would be reasonable and a minimum.

It was announced yesterday that no criminal charges will be filed by San Ramon PD / Contra Costa County in the death of Greg Knapp. The 22 year old driver, a Danville resident, has not been identified.

A top receiver from last year is also out, and in the transfer portal.

It is directly relevant to the next home football game. At least 6 people have replied in a civil manner with various input.