I didn't know that UC Davis was the first team to clinch a playoff bid:
https://www.ncaa.com/news/soccer-men/article/2024-11-05/tracking-all-22-di-mens-soccer-automatic-bids-2024-ncaa-tournament

I presume there are other criteria like blocking and pass catching ability.

I think we're temporarily ahead of the spread.

It works on me online.

$75 million in NIL funds!? That's pretty impressive, right?

Here are early weather projections:

"A couple of morning showers; otherwise, cool with partial sunshine"

I read several days ago that tthe Mountain West wanted Grand Canyon University, because they made the Division I National Championships in Men's Basketball three times.

https://www.actionnetwork.com/ncaaf/hawaii-full-mountain-west-member-2026?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=BrettMcMurphy

Sources: Hawaii to Become Full Mountain West Member in 2026

At this rate, UC Davis will win 112 to 12.

Is there a reason why Lan Larison appears to have difficulty running in between our offensive line this year?

I'm reading that Hawaii is in discussions to be in the Mountain West for all sports.

Yeah. I need to read how to post x.com tweets.

The Mountain West is having serious discussions with FCS Tarleton State?!?!

WTF!?

https://twitter.com/RossDellenger/status/1841133243157844213

Before this set of morning news, I'd give UC Davis a small chance to get into the Mountain West, and virtually impossible to be into the Pac-12. I now downgrade MWC chances to very small and upgrade PAC-12 chances to very small as well.

Gonzaga is heading towards PAC-12. However, I was most surprised that Grand Canyon was in consideration:

https://x.com/BonaguraESPN/status/1841135170948383121

Didn't someone predict the first team to score 21 points will win the game?

Having remembered Jon Grant as quarterback in the past, I've enjoyed his commentary thus far.

I didn't pay attention on how we paid our $40 million sports-health complex. Can someone explain how? I just want to have an idea if we can learn from that experience.

Apparently, some mediocre FBS schools succeed and others fail. I presume UC Davis should be in a healthier financial position over other schools like Nevada or San Jose State, right?