Just bought my tix to Portland.

Dude, I used to sweat my ass off in Mishka's doing Advanced Reinforced Concrete and Matrix Structural Analysis problem sets...hours, literally hours, just going nuts off their very, very good coffee.



Seeing the vs. Poly game in mid-November at the end of the regular season should be a hell of a turnout right before Thanksgiving. Looking forward to this one, we had a good game last year - and it'll be exciting to see where both teams are at - could be a game that means a lot beyond the typical connotations.

...still sleeping on Fish...

Colter - when Davis eventually jumps up to the Mountain West, I personally will miss your steadfast coverage of all the Big Sky schools. Having you on the scene is really a blessing.

Uh, nobody - they run the table in a weak league, but they are very well coached and they do play good team football. To their credit they played a very tough game vs. Villanova in their opener in the '25 playoffs. Lost 14-7, at home.

Idaho State on the upward trend and then some - big step taking season for them in 2026.

It's too bad Davis @ ISU isn't on the 2026 schedule, after the game last year in Davis, that would be a hot ticket, one I might go to actually.

Check out Utah Tech's Schedule:
vs. Montana State
@ BYU
@ Montana
vs. Northern Arizona
@ Northern Colorado
vs. SUU
@ Portland State
@ Poly
vs. Idaho State
@ UC Davis
vs. Eastern Washington
@ Weber State

That is f***ing brutal.

So glad we have Coach Cody.

FYI - here's the pic of Alfaro

Content is starting to pick back up...it's like we're 10 days away from August or something:

Well, everybody shut up now until he signs!

Well, that's how long they waited - and to NDSU's credit they jumped at a very good time amid all these conference shake ups.

The SUU experience - especially the stadium experience - left a little to be desired. It's interesting with the whole Coliseum concept, but if improvements haven't been made since 2013 (last I saw it) - then you might be disappointed, still lovely country though, and as someone who has seen both - I think St. George has better expansion potential, better proximity to Vegas and a really cool town, nice people, the students showed out pretty well for the Davis game last year, and it was a tough game, they played hard, Aggies just outclassed them in the skill game, but Utah Tech could go on a run if they can find a quarterback to lead them and the murder schedules finally end.

Also, to St. George's credit, we were having a few pops around campus and nobody gave us any kind of a hard time. Also, BOTH schools need to ditch the track - but everybody's got budgets...thing is, Utah schools have a lot of space, they should separate facilities.

Cedar City and Eccles Coliseum



St. George and Greater Zion Stadium

You know at the end of all the seating enhancements, eventually there's going to have to be an upgrade to the Daktronics stadium board, or maybe add a second board to the North end

I honestly don't care if the announcement comes out - I just think that for Davis to be legitimate there needs to be measurable facility upgrades each season, starting with Football - not starting on the Club Boxes by next February and finishing them for the 2027 season seems like a total failure in my eyes.

Are those Club Suites going in next spring?

Here's a blast from the past guys, just now over 40 years ago in what looks like Jim's UC Davis Aggies @ Bob Mattos' Sac State Hornets late in the year in 1985. Looks like a mud bowl style game with active rain during the contest in what I think is old Hughes Stadium? Maybe that's on the Sac campus: This was the 16th of 18 straight seasons that Davis beat Sac - crazy run.

Every young man who comes to Davis has to work his butt off to be great...I see a three star it's like a gauge, but it doesn't tell you how the guy's going to grow and compete when he finally makes the jump to college ball. If the work ethic is there, the desire and the will to be great is there - I think the Davis coaching staff can make them into very productive, prolific players - the kind that get the potential Power 4 offer...but just the same Davis will be FBS soon, so you have to think about when the rubber meets the road on this Mountain West thing, it's a selling point, but we have to make good on it as a program, a fan base, a University.

Looking forward to seeing everybody up North.

Everybody - this is now 6 weeks away.

If it isn't in September or early October, I would have a hard time making it to Cheney. Love that part of the State in through Idaho --- but that time of year, it is cold, wet, blowing and frankly a huge reason why EWU mops up at home.

Having done two-a-days in low 90 degree weather in the Portland area as a kid -- that is a drainer -- way hotter up there with that heat than in Davis. It's not Texas or Alabama humidity, but it's far more humid up North than in Davis.

I think PSU chose this start time on purpose. Coaches should be conditioning their players accordingly.

Salt Lake City kid!