This one is about to get ugly...

Great job by the defense.

I think Hawk needs to let the offense go up tempo in the 2nd half and try to get in a rhythm. I understand the strategy of using the clock as much as possible but the offense seemed out of sync with Maier constantly taking the play clock down to nearly zero before the snap.

17-3 Stanford...the Cardinal is beginning to roll while our offense is pretty much non-existent so far...

...and yet another poor punt...our D can't carry the entire load...offense has been anemic so far...

...and now a shanked punt give Stanford great field position...these are the kind of things that we simply can not do and have a chance...

Our D is doing their job but the offense has not taken advantage of what our D has given them and that may come back to haunt us...

Our receivers have dropped 3 passes...missing scoring opportunities...

3-0 Ags after the Nas Anesi interception!

I'm able to stream the game from northern Wisconsin. Go Ags!!

Hahaha...the most creative post of the year... :rofl:

Bruce Gallaudet takes us on a trip down memory lane with stories about the old playing fields on Howard Way where Fred Arp, Phil Swimley and Jim Sochor spent so many of their coaching days:

Inside Aggie Nation: The Good Ol' Days

http://www.ucdavisaggies.com/news/2018/9/11/general-inside-aggie-nation-the-good-ol-days.aspx

He looks like a talented player and would be a great fit for us. He currently has offers from Cleveland State, Montana State, Denver, Air Force, Wyoming, UC Riverside, Pepperdine, Pacific, Cal Baptist and Milwaukee. Foster plays for Smoky Hills HS in Aurora, CO, and we also have an offer out to a teammate of his, Quinton Rock, a 6'0 PG.

This statement from the article makes him sound like he fits into the "Siler mold" for sure:

"Pepper's skill set includes the ability to hit dazzling three pointers while also playing shut down defense. But perhaps what Pepper is best known for is the intensity and passion that he plays with."

Les has always said he'll take a hard working competitor over simply pure talent any day.

With his size and the fact that we'll have some smaller guards on the roster, I wouldn't be surprised to see Les playing him a lot as a SG. He does look like he could be the replacement for Siler when he graduates.

That's fun!

This was just posted on the UC Davis Football twitter account:

@UCDfootball
28m28 minutes ago
Thanks for everyone's concern about Jaylin White @JaayChristopher. He is doing well. He was kept overnight at the hospital for observation and has been released after receiving great care from our medical staff. #GoAgs

https://twitter.com/UCDfootball

We will have to play a fundamentally solid, smart game and we can not make a bunch of mistakes if we want to be within any reasonable striking distance in the 4th quarter. We have a few big play makers and maybe lightening will strike for us a few times. The biggest challenge I see is how well will our defense be able to stand up to their size and speed for 4 quarters. I hope we can catch Stanford looking past us because no one will realistically be giving us a chance in this game.

Pepper is another great recruit for the Ags. He's a 6'3 PG and has led his AAU team in scoring this summer averaging 19.4 ppg and 5.6 rpg through 9 games. He was heavily recruited by Hawai'i, Lehigh, Montana and Bradley and also had an offer from San Francisco. He looks like he has great moves to the basket and he shoots a high percentage from distance.

Another sad article:

Jason Hairston Had CTE Symptoms Before Death — Here Are Other Football Players Who Had the Disease

https://people.com/sports/prominent-nfl-players-diagnosed-with-cte-the-degenerative-brain-disease/

Davis Enterprise article: Aggies overcome third-period hiccup, win, 54-21

Excerpt: San Diego coach Dale Lindsey was gracious in defeat, praising the Aggies for their skill and speed.

“I saw a pretty good-looking, swift-executing Davis team,” Lindsey said.

“They had good speed outside and ran the ball well on us. We were honestly more worried about Keelan Doss and their tight end (Wesley Preece). Davis is a very explosive team with a lot of gimmicks and a lot of good stuff. I was impressed with their skill people. We wanted to hold Doss and Preece down and we did that, but their other nine guys played pretty darn good.”

https://www.davisenterprise.com/sports/aggies-overcome-third-period-hiccup-win-54-21/

Oh man, what a tragic, heartbreaking story. CTE has become the curse of this great game.