Tissue paper defense on both sides.

I would agree with longer offensive drives - but usually to rest the defense and they shouldn’t be tired yet. Bottom line is that D needs to get off the field - a weakness this year.

Man - this is rough. Really miss Rex Connors.

First team to 70 wins.

Every time D has blitzed ISU had perfect call.

Mishandled the extra point snap - yikes. Luckily

Man - just run Fisher. o line looking good.

Yes. Seems like if it isn’t one aspect of- it’s another. D is going to need to pick it up.

Cooke was off last week. Looks on today. Gonna be a test.

ISU offense looks unstoppable. Need more D-line penetration.

too much penetration and the kick didn’t seem to get up quickly.

Looks like the Aggies can run all day.

was sweet watching the Ags decisively beat Montana in Missoula last year.

Bad start. Way too easy.

Makes sense - just makes it seem more like “It’s all about us” i. e., the Montana schools.

I don’t sense that the volume is low on the weekly presser, they just caption the questions which is fine by me. Re: post game I don’t know. Seems like he says the same stuff at both.

Weird that both Montana schools get the tv broadcast wherever they are on the road.

There is a major logjam in the big sky outside of Montana, Montana State and UCD when viewing it from playoff chances. Sac State, NAU, and EWU all have 4 losses. Idaho with 5 losses is almost certainly out unless their WSU loss is mitigated as an FBS loss. I think it is possible that the big sky gets only 3 teams in - seems at this point no one else deserves it.

NAU has the easiest schedule remaining so I suspect they may sneak in like last year. If Sac State wins out they could be in the mix and would bring up the perceived animus against the Wood Inc. university in a FCS playoff selection process.

Idaho wins on OT. From my perspective, NAU lost the game when the coach decided to go conservative with just over 4 minute to go in regulation. They had been moving the ball well in the fourth quarter but changed from a successful horizontal and vertical spread passing game. Three and out with a very predictable and conservative run game at that last possession and I knew at that point they were playing not to lose rather than win.

potential upset is in Cheney where it will be 55 and potentially wet

EWU defense pretty much stinks and is giving up 4.7 or 5 yards a carry depending on overall or league stats. Anything could happen on that gawd-awful red turf but I suspect Sac State will likely run all over them.

Of course Sac defense is also iffy. If they had played disciplined ball last week, they would have beat Montana. Pint muff was a big turning point not to mention hold on to-the-house kick return for TD. But Sac State and discipline are oxymorons.