I am amazed at what some people can do in such a short period of time. Mr. Drakeley's a hero

I'd be interested to see what Daft could do with the Aggie offense without Ron Gould running the show...

Beat Sac.

DUMB CALL, even if we make it

I think he was at the Portland State game.

GAME DAY!!! LET'S GO AGS!

Well, maybe Massey isn't so bad after all. Still looks better to have those 7 wins next to your name. I think just for Davis' own growth and edification...we need to get sharp and put together a solid game against a very good opponent. Montana State is the tipping point, thought it'd be Montana, but we failed that test....thought it would be Weber, but they are clearly better than us...Montana State? Let's get in a dogfight and see.

Rather than plaster a huge list, here are a few games I'd pay money to go see:

Yale @ Princeton, 10 am PT --- ESPN+
New Hampshire @ Albany, 10 am PT
Furman @ Wofford, 10:30 am PT --- ESPN+
SE Louisiana @ Abilene Christian, 11:00 am PT --- ESPN+
Northern Iowa @ South Dakota State, 12:00 pm PT --- ESPN3
Weber State @ Montana, 12:00 pm PT
McNeese @ Nicholls, 1:00 pm PT --- ESPN+
Sac State @ Idaho, 2:00 pm PT
MONTANA STATE @ UC DAVIS, 4:00 PM PT --- UC DAVIS HEALTH STADIUM
Eastern Washington @ Cal Poly, 5:00 pm PT

Yup, likely the game that got him booted from Colorado. Welp, hoped he flushed that one...we need this bad. What's the game plan vs. the Bobcats?

Stop the run, establish the run on offense, play action, limit penalties, special teams no big mistakes.

I have a feeling we'll see a few fakes from the Aggies, punts or FG.

For the record, in 2006 Jon Grant, Bob Biggs and staff orchestrated a 45-0 blowout of the Bobcats in Bozeman. That game is also in the history books.

Last shutout I can remember by a Davis team on the road.

Prukop QB'd Montana State, I think he was in year 3. The following season he transferred to Oregon for his senior year and started.

My brother in law is a Bobcat, he has no interest in football though...but to echo alum's sentiment, yes, Montana State fans are first class. They love football, love their team and turn out real well.

I feel bad for Portland State -- that is a horrid place to play home games. Hope that project with Lincoln High School downtown gets the funding. I don't ever want to watch the Aggies play in Hillsboro like that again.

If that's not Togetherness I don't know what is.

Looks like they run a Wildcat style game inside the red zone, with Andersen taking some snaps.

They are a big, strong, athletic group - what else is new in the Big Sky?

The last time these two teams met up was in Bozeman in 2016, both teams struggled all year and the Bobcats took the game 27-13, with Davis scoring all of its points in the 1st half.

I honestly think we can shred these guys, if our OL can give Jake the time.

Montana State in 2019:

Sat, Aug 31 @ Texas Tech, L 45-10
Sat, Sep 7 vs. Southeast Missouri State, W 38-17
Sat, Sep 14 @ Western Illinois, W 23-14
Sat, Sep 21 vs. Norfolk State, W 56-21
Sat, Sep 28 vs. Northern Arizona, W 49-31
Sat, Oct 5 @ Cal Poly, W 34-28 (OT)
Sat, Oct 12 vs. Sacramento State, L 21-34
Sat, Oct 26 @ North Dakota, L 12-16
Sat, Nov 2 vs. Southern Utah, W 42-7
Sat, Nov 9 @ Northern Colorado, W 45-14

So yeah, they've won all their winnable games, won a couple on the road (do note WIU is terrible this year, overtime with Cal Poly...) Bobcats also lost in Grand Forks in a close one. Coming off a Northern Colorado win on the road, where game time temperatures were actually in the 70's.

They should be feeling good about themselves, the schedule has shaped up well, adding the likes of Western Illinois and Norfolk State really helps out.

We've played North Dakota State, Weber State AND Montana up to this point. You put that on the Bobcats' schedule and maybe they're 5-5 as well.