Lousy luck for those guys. We haven't really seen what Mani can do in the time he has been here due to injuries and Roberson hasn't even been able to suit up.

Tamba has really improved a lot and it's great to see Leo finally draining some 3's.

A couple of weeks ago DrMike said Borra and Roberson were injured along with Mani.

46-35 Aggies at the half.

Best half of basketball of the season for the Ags. Great defense from the start, crisp passing and excellent, disciplined offense. We'd be up even more if we could have canned a few more of looks we had right at the rim.

Vegas has the Ags as 16.5 point underdogs tonight. It's been a long time since the Aggies pulled a big upset. We can play some good defense but we're not a polished offense yet. Our 3 point shooting has not been good at all so far this season either and we need the to improve in a big way.

I sure hope he has a year of eligibility left and, if we're lucky, maybe he could end up in as a UCD grad student. As good as he is though, he might well go the route that Teddye Buchanan took and end up at as a grad student at a bigger school.

I've been wondering if David Meyer, who is listed as a redshirt junior, will be back next year since I thought he was introduced as a graduating senior at the MSU game? I'm hoping that I'm wrong. He's an outstanding LB. Anyone know for sure?

That was one of worst, most critical and most devastating calls ever. It literally ended the game for us. What a shame.

I agree. I'd rather play someone new but I was thinking that the folks who make the selections and the schedule might think that there would be a bigger crowd because Montana fans travel well.

I could see them looking at a possible Montana vs Davis rematch since it would certainly make for a good payday for the NCAA. Montana fans travel about as well as Montana State fans do so maybe they could be taking attendance into consideration too.

That's a lot of players to lose, Kadeezy. No wonder the team is having such a rough season.

I know a lot of Hornet fans are extremely discouraged and quite a few are calling for the heads of the coaching staff. You might want to post the YouTube video of the Tim Plough presser about the upcoming game over on your fan forum. Plough has a lot a respect for the Hornets and says a lot of good things about the team and his good friend, Coach Thompson. It's not just phony, " build up your opponent" talk either; it's genuine respect for Thompson and the Hornets. I think some of your fans need to hear something positive like that.

:rofl: All kidding aside though, I really like how we have had such great TE's recently and how important they have become in our offense.

The Ags are 3-2-3 all time against the Toreros. Last time they met was a 0-0 draw on September 8, 1922.

Massey Ratings for Week 12:



https://masseyratings.com/ranks?s=cf&sub=fcs

That's an interesting change.

FCS Coaches Poll for Week 12:

AGS Poll for Week 12:



https://www.anygivensaturday.com/showthread.php?369947-AGS-Poll-Results-2024-Week-12

Maybe not "fishy" but it seems like fuzzy logic to me...

We got to the game around 3 pm and walked around the stadium before going to the Team Aggie tent to get something to eat before the game. Generally, the food is just so-so, but the beer selection is always good and the fajitas they served for this game, however, was pretty darn good. I like the Gunrock Hazy IPA but they were all out and it was only 3:15 pm. So even Team Aggie members were drinking early as well.

Midway into the 2nd quarter, a guy in front of us went to get some food and drinks and came back with a Coors Light and some Belgian brew and told his friend, "they said this is all they have left." So, yes, the vendors and Aggie Athletics were not prepared for the crowd's demand for food and beer. The merch line was busy all game as well.

The Athletics Department and the vendors should have known that the demand for food and beer would be high given the hype of the game and the near dinner time kickoff of 5 pm. They left some money on the table for sure...