Man why would any UC Davis person think it's worth watching our team play a school in the Mountain West Conference? Who is even UNLV?? What are their academics

Just kidding, I'm so there.

I don't think it's wrong to ask for money or to try to make it easier for those to give it. There's nothing wrong with asking for help. This is one of the best public universities in the country that just so happens to have a small, but historic football program, trying to stay one of the best public universities in the country. Yes, there have been some major donors over the years, but it's not built on private school legacy billionaires. I'm sure the school has tried and keeps trying to find them.

If one doesn't feel thanked enough for their donation, and it leads to burned bridges, that's too bad. And not everyone's always ready or in a place to give. It's hard to please everyone, but hopefully the majority feel like their contributions made a difference. Outside of my full-time job and being a dad, I'm on the board of numerous groups, raising money for students and the community ($20k this year!), never expecting thanks for this volunteer work, or expecting to meet the people who've benefited... in one of the groups, Rotary, we say, "Service Above Self." Helping the cause is reason enough.

his jersey got torn.

If it makes you guys feel any better, the packed house at the Cal game didn't do much to create an inhospitable environment for the visiting team, especially in the end. I think it's both a product of the attendees not knowing enough about football (kinda like the current state of our Aggie Pack) and having had a program that's been sputtering for a while that you never draw enough consistent fans to create a culture.

*I watched this on TV so if I'm wrong because the broadcast didn't convey the true experience, then do tell me.

UC Davis scored more points against and allowed fewer to Cal at this point than #8 Miami. :naughty:

In bowling we say... "All fall down."

I can sound pretty cynical here but, like I said, good teams can win with a target on their back. Props to the Ags for playing to the very end.

A run from the 5 yard line to start the drive....

Good teams can win with a target on their back.

Yep. Game ends with this drive.

If I were PSU I'd go for it. Nothing to lose even if you lose the game. And they're ahead.

(I would love to be proven wrong)

Clock's running out quick. Two score game. Dunno if the Ags are the team we're hoping they are yet. Idaho was playing with their 3rd string QB.

Classic trap game

We've yet to see conference play, but... I don't think the offense is going to be any better until some folks graduate. Patiently waiting to see what happens when coach starts recruiting his own players.

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I think the Aggies showed some bright spots, but still a lot to work on.

TAMU is much better than expected--the changes they made with coaching and players show they're not the same team that got blown out last year by the Aggies at home.

Neither Lan or Miles can overcome a porous O-Line.

Peace playing like Lamar Jackson

I'll cut Marsh some slack. He's not wrong. He could easily say that during the game and I'd agree with him. No apologies necessary.