Orrrrrrr, the Grad gets a facelift, maybe a second story for sports, lower level for dancing?

It'll officially be December tomorrow. Bring on the white beards!

Anybody wants to come around tomorrow, agalum, 05, SochorField and myself are in spots 15 and 16.

27 hours 'til tailgate.

my source says rain in the morning, stopping around 10 am and mostly cloudy to partly cloudy throughout game time.

I might swing by Plainfield around 11 or so with PapaFinn for a beer.

The Construction Gods have spoken y'all. The build window is F-M this week...ie, not looking like we're getting rain on game day.

Interesting

Announcers for Saturday's game vs. UNI

ESPN3: Trey Bender, Forrest Conoly

Sioux City Journal

Braun and McCann return to Davis this weekend

Hoodie coming to Alameda

Spokesman-Review on the Nicholls @ EWU game: Article

Fettig out
EWU senior and All-Big Sky safety Mitch Fettig’s successful career has come to a close.

Fettig, who totaled 282 tackles in his career, suffered an injury at Portland State two weeks ago. He was seen on crutches after the game.

“He sustained an injury that won’t allow him to continue his career in pads at Eastern, which is unfortunate,” said Best, who noted that Fettig suffered a “weight-bearing injury.”

Calin Criner and Dehonta Hayes are listed as the starting safeties this week on EWU’s two-deep. Tysen Prunty, who started most of the season at safety alongside Fettig, was also injured at Portland State.

All-Big Sky defensive end and Cheney product Keenan Williams, who was also injured at Portland State, isn’t listed on EWU’s two-deep this week.

“Everyone else (besides Fettig) has the potential to return Saturday,” Best said. “Some closer to probable than others.”

All-Big Sky kicker and punter Roldan Alcobendas, who sat out the Portland State game with an injury, is listed as a starter at both positions this week.

Nicholls playoff game highlights vs. San Diego last Saturday:

With all the winning and increased hype, they've stepped up patrols and are watching (and listening) very closely. There is no substitute for a good family environment to watch football, so if they get on a couple of guys for being overly enthusiastic (drunk) it might be for the best. If it gets too Gestapo, it'll become apparent...will likely comment on it on AST.

That being said, I want to see a packed house and a little unruliness just the same.

As of right now, these are the tickets sold (blue sections are largely unsold, the grey areas are basically sold out)

As explosive as Modise is, I don't want to see one Aggie turnover on Saturday.

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