Larison 6, Ridley 4, Texas A&M Commerce 0

Horrible decision to throw that pass.

I've resubscribed to ESPN+ so I'll be able to watch the Ags first W this season. I see that we're favored by 21.

The Chargers have 8 wide receivers on their roster, but two of them are on IR and one is out for the season, so I'm hoping Doss gets called up for depth.

Anyone know who will be starting at tight end for the Ags? Josh Gale?

I saw Keelan make some good moves against the 49ers. He was in the game from the start and again lead the Chargers in receptions with 3 for the third straight game. The Niners broadcasters took note of him. I think he has a good chance to make the team.

Lumberjacks v. Trees! Very funny.

Note that Keelan Doss again lead the Chargers in receptions yesterday. ESPN lists him third on the depth chart.

Be started the first half against the Rams yesterday and had 3 catches for 39 yards, attracting the attention of the commentators.

That's messed up. What is accurate is the opening dates and opponents for the ranked schools, but you're right. What they have posted is the final poll for last season. Here is the Athlon poll that is for 2023: https://athlonsports.com/college-football/athlon-sports-preseason-fcs-top-25-2023
Ags ranked #14, just ahead of Sac State.

The FCS Coach's poll does not have UC Davis in the top 30.

I see that Doss has landed with the LA Chargers this coming season.

Speaking of Ulonzo Gilliam, I know he was not drafted, but does anyone know if he is in the CFL or has signed as an NFL free agent?

I'm surprised it hasn't already been changed.:grin:

This reminds me of all the great football coaches who played for Jim Sochor. I don't think I should list them all here, but if someone (not me) has a comprehensive list, it would be a great post on the football discussion site.

Hmmm smells like the NCAA basketball tournament.

I always thought that they stopped the clock after a first down to allow the chain gang to reset? On the other hand the NFL does not do it, so maybe the chan gangs will just have to hustle like the pros.

What I meant was that in comparison to the reason for a top 25 in the FBS, the FCS poll covers the top 25 teams which is just one more than the total qualifying for the playoffs. I would be surprised to see many of the top 25 in the polls not make the playoffs.

Why 25? My theory for the FBS polls is that it limited the number of teams that the national media needed to focus their coverage on. Hard to cover over a hundred teams. At the FCA level, it makes a bit more sense considering that the playoffs involve 24 teams, no?

This news makes my year!