Just looked at Idaho's 6-3 record. 6-1 FCS, losing to Sac by 2?

[Edit] Played WSU tough.

Tough days for HC BBaldwin.

If true, GREAT news.

Being 5-4 probably helps recruiting.

How long was the pass / run?

Perez had a couple of good runs, and Poerio a couple of key receptions. Two TOs by ISU.

RiverAggie - I dunno ...

Where is downhill RB Jeremiah? Where is Babbs? No expert here, but a 6'0" athletic player has better odds of battling for balls than 5'8" WR. This is feeling like the Randy Wright offense.

MH 9/14, 7 YPC
UG 2.9 YPC

Did MH under throw Hutton on the right sideline deep, and under throw Castles over the middle?

Sac smartly held WS WR 3x in the end zone (at least 2x on purpose), eating up critical game clock.

Yikes.

WSU was marching, then another key dropped pass on 3rd down by a WR.

Edit: Weber DB drops an INT. Sac punts. WS odds are long.

Sac player tossed for a PF. WS fails 2x on the 2 pt conversion, trying to run inside. 30-20. Early Q4.

Weber gets a 100 yd return!

Sac rolling, on the verge of scoring again. In the red zone. Wildcat QB 10 of 12, 75+ yds rushing.

Now inside the 2.

The easy one is San Diego State. No 2 gets tricky, and all heck breaks loose if two more Pac 12 members bolt.

Cal struggled, only beat them by 7. I believe CS played zone, neither team shot well from deep. Cal reportedly had all 4 PGs out at one practice, that may have contributed to their slow start. Bear fans down on the coach. 5-15 in conference last year. They have an average 7'1" center, a PG who has transfered 2x, and one 6'6" G and 6'8" F who look promising.

On paper, it should be competitive.

How many games did they play this summer?

He's officially my #3 back.

Along w Jeremiah, I'd try to get Blake Thorpe (3 catches all year), Lance Babbs (8), and Granfors (3) more involved. It was great to see Granfors excell. We've got 6 primary guys who are catching balls, and 2 are RBs.

They cut off the start of the plays, and didn't include Jeremiah's play of the game.

Earlier in the year we saw him "run downhill", and do well, but on his recent big play he broke 4-5 tackles. Announcers called it the play of the game. It wasn't a blown coverage or breaking one tackle. He's now our #4 rusher, and after his 41 yd romp, he is averaging 7.2 ypc.

I love all our guys, but I don't see MP stiff arming LBs or blowing up holes for Ulonzo. Minor improvements are OK, but why not add another chess piece into the mix. He's only had 13 carries. There is nothing to lose and lots to gain.