It's nothing new; he does it all the time. I've seen him 4 feet inside the court and less than 10 feet away from the action before. He'll continue to do it as long as the Big West officials continue to allow it. Some Big West fans joke about him being the 6th player on the floor for the Gauchos.

Playing in the 70 year old Hornets Nest, which has a capacity of 1012, has got to be difficult and uninspiring for the visiting teams. It has to be one of the worst D1 facilities in all of D1 college basketball if not the worst. Most high schools gyms are just as good or better.

I always think of the old Cal Worthington "My dog Spot" car sales ads whenever someone says Cal Davis.

I haven't seen anything about potential transfers coming in but I always wonder if any Aggies will enter the portal now that there's so much NIL money to being thrown around by the big time programs. It's encouraging that Lan Larison turned down a $400,000 offer from the University of Missouri to stay here for his final year and that TY Johnson turned down a big time offer in basketball to stay in Davis as well. Those two athletes exemplify the very best in Aggie Athletics. It also says a lot about the tight, family culture that the coaches at Davis build for their teams.

#8 Idaho 34 Lehigh 13 - final

Watch out for San Diego this season...they're the real deal.

Welcome to our Aggie forum, Sailorgabe! I hope you'll continue to stick around and join the conversations here. Go Ags!

Unfortunately, it looks like we lost DL Joey Carillo to injury today.

The Lehigh at #8 Idaho game is still going on. Idaho is up 34-6 at the end of the 3rd quarter so, barring a miracle, all the seeds will have won today.

I couldn't agree more with Plough. I'm glad he spoke his mind. We had a good crowd for the basketball game against Santa Barbara at 5 pm and, surprisingly, there was a good turnout of students although they sit quietly for the most part.

On that punt fake, it looked like the ball never past the first down marker. — agalum

We were looking practically right down the first down line from our seats and it looked like the ball was a good yard short. Everyone around us was shocked when the line judge signaled first down. He made a judgement call from a poor perspective behind where the ball carrier was tackled. I guess there wasn't a good enough camera angle to overturn the call from the replay.

Tied at 28 at the half.

Our run for the National Championship starts today. My wife and I will be there and we hope Aggie fans will be loud and proud. Go Ags!

It would and that would be amazing.

The Aggies took advantage of Poly having two of their top scoring guards out with injuries. Isaac Jessop came into the game as their second leading scorer at 14.3 ppg an Jared Hyder was their #3 scorer at 13.8 ppg. I think this is probably why Les went small to start the game and really turned up the defensive pressure to force TO's since Poly was down two starting guards.

I'm not sure we can go that small and do the same against the interior size and strength that Santa Barbara has inside though. It will be interesting to see what Les has planned for the Gauchos.

Quite frankly, that's a shame. Andy Thompson is an excellent head coach. The Sac fans got spoiled by Troy Taylor's quick success and really turned against Thompson. Oh well, their loss in my opinion.

I hope it is a big cowbell. The one's that fans had at the MSU game were so small they were hard to hear. It's great that many of them were donated by some players' families though.

I know. It was confusing and it's not the first time we've had some kind of difficulty with ticketing. We also had a big mixup getting our Team Aggie passes. They eventually sorted it out but it certainly wasn't smooth sailing. It took a lot of our time and persistence and was frustrating.

We're easy going when it comes to things like this. We just figure people are trying to do their best but it doesn't help ticket sales when the purchasing process is confusing.