Thanks! I just had to refresh espn+.

Let me know when you get espn+ working.

So who are the new talented players we should watch this year?

Who is Ingrassia?

I always like it when our backups get a lot of reps.

Does anyone know if UC Davis gets the ball first in the second half? I'm guessing we do.

So is Chaz Davis the upcoming emerging star?

Eventually we'll get more precise answers the more games the Aggies play, but someone should have some sort of educated guess on how approximately good the Aggies are, right? Has anyone done any research on the teams we beat?

That was my bad assumption apparently.

Two 1st team linemen and I thought our weakness is linemen.

So there are no non- conference home games?

Someone on Reddit said that Corey Hawkins played in a couple of summer league games.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/usc-and-ucla-join-big-ten-live-news-updates-as-pac-12-powers-kick-start-more-conference-realignment/live/

Our Dennis Dodd reports that Oregon and Washington have been told by the Big Ten that it is standing pat for now. The Big Ten is waiting on a decision by Notre Dame ... from there you've got to wonder if having 17 or 19 teams would make sense. An even 18 or 20 is probably simpler. Uncomfortable moment of limbo for the Ducks and Huskies. Notre Dame, meanwhile, continues to wield great leverage as an Independent.

Pac-12 just released the following statement suggesting expansion is on the table as the league regroups from the loss of UCLA and USC: "The Pac-12 Board of Directors met this morning and authorized the Conference to explore all expansion options. The 10 university presidents and chancellors remain committed to a shared mission of academic and athletic excellence on behalf of our student-athletes."

24 years old? What's the story behind his age?

Even better

Here's the instagram link: https://instagram.com/cow4mascot?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

After reading some other articles, my favorite cow name is Hugh Heffer.

We voted for the cow back in the early nineties. I never understood why they never formalized it back then.

Does anyone have any preliminary estimates on how much players are getting paid from their NIL?

I'm curious how much this affects other sports like football, baseball, women's basketball, or other less popular sports.