He obviously doesn’t know who is calling plays.

Got to keep them out of the end zone this drive because the Ags don’t look like they are going to score much today.

At least he is getting Gale involved. Penalty was drive killer.

Gbatu rims good routes but dang penalty

Yes! Josh Gale finally.

Against the wind now so passing will be dubious. Man don’t we miss the quick scores back in the Meier/Doss/UG days?

Well it would be nice to have an RPO option with a qb that can run.

+1 on the chunk play comment. Although long drives with scores are good too and keeps defense rested.

Well at least they got some points after moving the ball.

yes. He doesn’t have the strongest arm but that was a mental mistake.

that was an understatement. Just stared down the first in the progression and you could see it a mile away.

Maybe need to just give it to Larison.

was thinking the same thing.

Stayed down the receiver again. And after moving the ball down the field.

East Tennessee State up on NDSU 28-17 mid 3rd quarter from Johnson City TN.

tough loss for unc

Looks to be a bit windy in Cedar City. As I recall that is a fairly normal condition.

I think Dr. Mike indicated as such…..maybe someone else with inside information? Don’t recall.

I just hope all this talk about moving up to FBS is not a distraction to coaches and players this season.

The game at SUU should be a “business trip” and I think the Aggies have historically done well without the home distractions. I am a bit concerned between the settling in of this year’s team and coaches, let alone the noise about FBS.

Welcome Virginia Aggie. I am on the East Coast (NC) too. You have some compelling arguments, but I think there are some moderating factors. When I look at successful move ups I think of JMU and App State. Both had very successful FCS football programs at a level UCD has not (at least yet) achieved. They both had bigger stadiums and larger attendance and more “rabid” fan bases. Football in Northern California seems to be a third option in terms of a Saturday experience. When is the last time Cal got anywhere near filling their stadium - when I watch on TV is appears that 2/3 old the stadium empty. I am sure some things have changed at Davis, bit when I was a student (Moroski days) the main cheering section was the band-uh and most students were in the library and many did ent even know we fielded a team. When I watch on ESPN+ it seems most of the students are there more for the social aspect than cheering in the team (at least they are present I guess). In the Valley Fresno is probably the best example of fan loyalty attendance but there the demographic is completely different. Sometimes I think Davis students and community are to “erudite” to actively engage in college football - maybe a little “beneath” them?

Anyway some good things you bring up and in these days of the wild Wild West of college football who knows what’s going to happen outside of the fact that Davis will never be in the money Leslie of those that end up in a “superdivision”.