ESPN has posted a "No Contest" on its website. A question to ponder here is which Caden Pinnick is going to show up against Utah Tech? The first half wudnerkind or the second half deer in the headlights?

I'm kinda hoping the game gets called so the Ags win. That would leave a bad taste in my mouth, though. If the game does resume, who does the long delay favor? UC Davis, because their biological clocks are still PDT?

Porter Conners just gave back the momentum to the Ags!

Pinnick seems to have lost his composure. He's aiming the football and has lost his accuracy.

D missing a lot of tackles and itlooks like the Bear's D has figured out how to contain Pinnick.

Missed field goal plus giving up long TD run is a 10 point swing. Can't do that again.

Fisher does it all!

Nuts. INT. Getting too greedy?

Mercer's helmet logo looks suspicioously similarf to Cal's Oskie.

I note that last year, Mercer allowed 71 rushing yards per game. Ags already have that.

When did Lamar Jackson enroll at UCD? Seriously, Pinnick--except for that forgivable mistake on his first drive--looks really good. Elusive, accurate and makes good decisions. D is looking great too.

ESPN has Mercer's 2025 roster and 2024 stats. Only one QB who is more than a freshman.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/team/roster/_/id/2382

Are the Aggies favored to beat Mercer? I can't find any odds or predictions. I know the Bears are ranked 11 in the FCS Coaches Poll.

Sorry I'm jumping in so late. Anyone else note that the Ags are ranked second in the Big Sky preseason coaches poll and third by the media?
https://bigskyconf.com/news/2025/7/15/football-montana-state-tabbed-2025-bigskyfb-favorites.aspx

This is not about Ags recruiting but it's relevant. Eran Ganot, the Hawaii head coach has been under fire and it looks like he went all out to bring in a lot of great transfer talent.
https://hawaiisportsradio.com/2025/03/30/uh-mens-basketball-2025-offseason-recruiting-transfer-portal-tracker/

Am I correct in this? College athletes are suing the NCAA for restricting the number of years that they can play and if they win, there will be no limit to their eligibility (assuming that they are academically eligible, i.e. to include graduate students)? Thus even sixth year seniors can now transfer but the schools getting them might not really get them in the lawsuit fails? This is nuts!

Here's hoping Lan makes the rest of the NFL sorry they didn't get him.

The 49ers should try to sign Lan.

Giants took Cam Skattebo early in the 4th round.

Can't believe Irvine missed 13 free throws, many of them in OT. They had this one and messed it up. I think they only lose Tillis and Leutchen from this year's team. They've got a lot of talent returning (assuming no one transfers) and with the Tritons losing their head coach and three key starters, Ihave to think the Anteaters will be in the NCAAs next year.