If I held my breath for Aggie fans to support the team like the Griz fans I'd die an early death!

Most Aggie fans sit on their hands almost as if their embarrassed to make any noise...

The crowd noise is really disruptive. It's really tough for us to run our fast tempo when you can't hear anything at all...

We got lucky on that dropped pass...our pass D is looking sketchy...we need to pressure the QB...too much time...

Several beautiful play designs using Larison as a decoy...great drive!

Rex Connors fell down so it was an easy pass to a wide open receiver to the TD.

Vegas favors the Griz by 5.5 and the over/under is 54.5.

Bob Dunning takes the Ags by 7.

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Whiskey is a bit strong for me but I sure need a drink as well! Cheers!

Idaho 39 Portland State 30 - Final

Indiana beats Michigan 20-15 and goes to 10-0 for the first time in history.

Wow...huge upset...

EWU 43 Northern Colorado 15 - Final
Montana State 49 Sac State 7 - Final
Idaho State 43 Weber State 35 - Final

Curt Cignetti left James Madison to become the HC at Indiana and he brought 13 JM transfers with him. The #8 Hoosiers are 9-0 and currently are leading 14-3 early over Michigan. If they win today they will be the first Indiana team ever to get to 10-0. Cignetti is the first, first year HC to win his first 8 games. I think this story says something about the quality of the good of coaches and players who were once in the FCS.

It took Montana State less than 1 minute to on their first possession to go 89 yards on 3 rushes to go up 7-0 against Sac.

There were a LOT of fouls for sure. I felt like SDSU was much more physical from the start and was willing to foul in the paint to prevent any easy buckets inside. I think they just felt that they had enough depth that they could just play very physical and aggressive without really worrying about too many players getting into foul trouble.

Too often, one of the Aggie players will do all the hard work to get in close to the hoop only to then throw up a wild shot that doesn't even hit iron. We see that occasionally in the men's games as well. It's not easy to be able to put the ball up softly and accurately with a couple of taller players hanging over your head and banging you with their bodies. I think that the only way to get better at that is to practice getting shoved and bumped over and over again in practice while putting up shots. Easier said than done though.

Great story!

This is a huge game for the team and the program and a great opportunity to really make a statement in the FCS. It will be challenging to get a win at Wa-Griz but, if we bring our A-game and limit our mistakes, I think we can come away with an impressive win. GO AGS!

11/08 games:

Stanford 80 Fullerton 53
BYU 86 Riverside 80
South Dakota State 80 Long Beach 79
Irvine 66 Loyola Marymount 51
Hawai'i 96 Life Pacific 61

Ags lose 83-77 in OT.

Valiant effort by the Aggies who had a 2 point lead with 3.6 seconds to go but fouled Houpt, the Aztecs best FT shooter, with 0.4 seconds to go in the game and she calmly sank both FT's to send the game into OT. Houpt is an amazing 142-152 from the line in her career which is a phenomenal 93.4% shooting.

56 fouls were called in this game and the biggest difference was the inability of the Aggies to hit their FT's. They were only 17-31 whereas the Aztecs were 28-35. The other big factor was the Norris got in early trouble and had only played 8 minutes going into the 4th quarter. She ended up with 13 points in only 19 minutes.

Nya Epps had her best game ever on both ends of the floor. She finished with 26 points on 11-14 shooting and had 5 steals. Tova Sabel had 26 points as well.