My son in law’s dad is a SEMO football alum. They’re both picking Illinois state in this one.

Make that 7X OT

Now, 6X OT

Georgia Tech - Georgia, 3X OT. 40-40. Great game.

I’m no expert on Stanford, but I’ve heard its a recruiting problem in terms of getting kids that are ballers and can pass Stanford courses.

Stanford 10 SJSU 17 at half. Can Troy keep his job if they lose to the Spartans?

I think Damon is our future, but like i said my money is on Harper for next year as to who is next years starter.

I hear ya, but my money is on Harper.

Our offense will look very differently next year. I expect Harper to be the starter. BTW, regarding Lan and the playoffs, he’ll be getting the majority of the touches. Fischer will get his time, but i expect Plough to come out with all his weapons and keep the throttle all the way forward.

https://www.ncaa.com/championships/football/fcs/broadcast-info

I “think” these are Eastern times.

The Hawaii trip was a blast. 6th man planned his honeymoon around the game date. We tailgated out of rental cars in the parking lot. The entire band must have been there.

UC Davis' Meyer ranks second in the Big Sky with 104 tackles on this season, with 63 solos. The Aggie linebacker has also made an impact on defense with 6.5 tackles for loss, a half sack, four interceptions and one defensive touchdown this year.

The Buck Buchanan Award, which was first presented in 1995, was last won by a Big Sky school in 2019 following Dante Olson winning the honor after his season with Montana. The Big Sky has won the award a total of seven times in the award's 29-year history.

The winner, to be selected by a national voting panel, will be announced at the Stats Perform FCS National Awards Banquet on Jan. 4 in Frisco, Texas.

“ 2024 Walter Payton Award Finalists | Stats Perform Release
The Big Sky had four finalists for the Walter Payton Award, which is presented annually to the top offensive player in the FCS. The UC Davis duo of Miles Hastings and Lan Larison made the cut, while Montana State's Tommy Mellott and Eastern Washington's Efton Chism rounded out the Big Sky's four finalists.

Miles Hastings and Lan Larison led the Aggies to a 10-2 season, with the only loss coming to undefeated Montana State. Hastings had 3,745 yards passing, with 32 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Larison had 1,321 yards rushing and 755 yards receiving with 14 touchdowns on the ground and six receiving. The versatile back finished the season with 2,000-plus total offensive yards and 20 TDs. ”

https://bigskyconf.com/news/2024/11/26/football-big-sky-lands-multiple-finalists-for-prestige-national-awards.aspx

The Cats alumni center chartered a flight and buses to bring their fans out to Davis. Its just a conversation at this point. But should we win on 12/7, I’m not so sure it could be implemented in 5 days.

No way was that stadium 75% full.

I ended up leaving early. The Spartans were throwing a lot of elbows. We’re missing big guys.

Poor Niko is the only big guy we have. He’s not getting much rest

TY is back and working out.