Imagine having Pinnick for four healthy years.

Pinnick is already my favorite UC Davis quarterback!

So many good positives so far!

The Pinnick era has begun!!! :)

Mine just started. Thanks.

Let me know when your streaming has started. Mine hasn't yet.

I have mixed feelings about an Idaho State upset if UNLV eventually becomes our future conference mate.

I wish Mercer had an active message board.

I can't tell if this is real or not. Most comments are not believing this.

This has always been a pet peeve of mine. I think Montana always has more home games than away games every regular season, and I think UC Davis never has more home games than away games in the regular season.

This has enormous playoff consequences.

I agree with Russ Bowlus:

The reason why college basketball players with no remaining eligibility are entering the NCAA transfer portal

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/the-reason-why-college-basketball-players-with-no-remaining-eligibility-are-entering-the-ncaa-transfer-portal/amp/

AMA! Ask me (President Wood) anything. Lots of disinformation, let’s talk about it.

I’m Luke Wood, President of Sac State. Ask me anything. Respectful questions only. Here for two hours.

>Stingers Up! I’ll run this back again in the future.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CSUS/s/GDauvV2Ar4

I thought this was an interesting article. It's behind a paywall:

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6220777/2025/03/21/ucsd-ncaa-tournament-bryce-pope-transfer-portal/

“My story is something you’ll probably see going forward,” Pope said. “It’s kind of like, is the grass greener? Kind of buyer’s remorse. That’s going to be something that happens.”

I wasn't aware that a Division III Football League existed in Southern California. Are there any lower division college football teams left in Northern California? I thought there was an Oakland football team, but I can't recall it's lower division or even if it's a college football team.

I'm curious to see how NIL will play a factor in the future, since I think the alums from UCI, UCSD, and UCSB may play a big role in funding talented basketball athletes in the future.

I think someone posted that TY Johnson got $50k(?) in NIL money. I don't know if we're just paying star athletes only in the future, (e.g. Lan Larison), or if we plan to spread the NIL wealth in the future. I also don't know if we project to spend at least $50k in NIL money for future basketball prospects.

What are the differences in NET, Massey, or other metrics?

Ags win 63-56