Hawk is a rare head coach who knows what's truly important in life and he shows that to his players by example. Awesome coach!

Sac returns the vast majority of starters on both sides of the ball, & their prolific QB. They will be tough.

sounds like what we/they were saying about us last year!

Correct! Our injuries at RB were so deep last year, I heard even Hawkins & Ronnie Austin were out. s/

Davis - 2018
Sac - 2019
Poly - ?

Troy Taylor & staff pulled off a remarkable turnaround, I'm sure a lot had to do with a stud QB and a seasoned coaching staff.

Cal Poly has a brutal schedule ... 2 FBS games, both Montana's, Weber State & the Aggies in their first 7 games.

On top of the brutal schedule, Cal Poly is running a completely different style offense with an OL recruited to run the triple option, no recruited TEs (Baldwin’s offense uses multiple TEs) and a roster that is heavy on running backs and short on WRs. I think 2020 they will be improved with an improved culture, but I think it will take at least 2 to 3 years before they are a true threat to win a Big Sky Championship.

It is a tough transition, but new energy is contagious!

New addition.

6'3" WR Suhas Ravi from De Anza College. In HS in San Ramon racked up about 300 yards receiving as a senior.

Source: UCD Roster

https://www.hudl.com/profile/3952547/Suhas-Ravi

we may have been the only school in the nation that got in their spring football. some schools got a couple practices in, most got none. in the grand scheme of things, that's a minor thing....but.....we'd have been going into fall without having those workouts to figure out the new QB. hope all the kids can do some training and rehab on their own.

https://www.davisenterprise.com/sports/bob-dunning-clock-ticking-on-the-football-season/

Three CSU schools — Sac State, Cal Poly and San Jose State — are on UC Davis’ 11-game fall schedule that begins Aug. 29 at Nevada.

Reports UC Davis Athletic Director Kevin Blue, “I’ve spoken with several of the CSU athletics directors from Division I and they’ve explained that the news hasn’t changed their preparation for fall sports.”

Any update on the QB Reload Project?

New Aggie additions...

Finn Rudd - P, 6'3", 210#, Soph, from Highland Community College. Originally from New Zealand.

Averaged 32 per punt and 55 yards per kickoff. Looks like he'll have 3 years left to play. Kiwis know backspin?

Get this. May have NEVER played in high school ... simply practicing on his own, for 3 years?? (So says a vlogger.)

https://scottieathletics.com/sports/football/roster/finn-rudd/1154

https://www.hudl.com/video/3/12373146/5d8b77329680080c4cbf4ae1

Zak Rachow OL 6-8, 240#s, Chula Vista, Otay Ranch, 3 sport star. Had an offer from USD.

FWIW, Robert Tucker has become the DC at Willamette, and Aggie Eric Flowers the LB coach.

https://wubearcats.com/sports/fball/2020-21/releases/20200804luarm1

good for Tuck. Really good guy. Sorry it didn’t work for him here

Want to be number one scoring offense in FCS...passing yards are not paydirt.

Finn Rudd - P, 6'3", 210#, Soph, from Highland Community College. Originally from New Zealand.

Averaged 32 per punt and 55 yards per kickoff. Looks like he'll have 3 years left to play. Kiwis know backspin?

So much for that...

Does this mean Whelan might be coming back for one more year?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

That is great. Is it the WTF?

I think almost definitely it means that...and if the Aggie offense repeats it's stagnation in 2022, there's going to be a lot of punting once again next fall.

I saw a post on twitter congratulating him on graduating. I don't know what he has left in terms of eligibility though.

those stats are far from stellar (assume JC). Not sure who would pick someone up with those numbers.