surprisingly none from UW mostly Weber and southern Utah

Passing efficiency formula has # of attempts in the divisor., so its good things - bad things per pass.
Opponents have tried a lot of passes because 1) It works better than rushing 2) we don’t get off the field on third down so opponent runs more plays and 3) they are behind.
The good news is our run defense is better than commonly thought. 3.2 yards per carry, in third place is Montana at 3.9

Washington was the last game Richardson played in.

Honestly the corners have seemed to play really well even when depleted. Only one touchdown given up by Cofield on that Utah tech long pass and one by Bell when the game was already over vs Weber state and 0 for Richardson while he was playing. So I am confident in any combination of the three of them(considering they are the 3 we've seen)

Marion: Run Game, and Affecting the QB.
Lamb: Team Belief and Buy In, Learning to Finish Games.
Gbatu Jr. at 11:50 - Adaptability and Discipline...From Liberia, to D.C. to Okinawa to Temecula Valley High School to UC Davis.

Good might be a stretch. But they're 5-2 now, which matches their win total from the last two years, and they still play a pair of 2-4 teams plus a 3-3 team. Should get a bowl since any team who gets to 6 wins gets a bowl, and if they can win 7 games, it will be their most since 2019.

Wonderful interview with Sam Gbatu. He's an impressive young man...great example of an Aggie athlete...

hurt in practice during the bye week after

Everyone have a nice weekend of honey-dos, Costco runs, yard work, hopefully some grilling, church, etc. Going to be a long weekend, let's come out firing on Monday :fire:

love the sound of that!

Watching UNC fight Cal right now.

not impressed by either team

The Gbatu interview got me thinking about how the team is unusual in that they list most, but not all, players by academic year. Gbatu is a red shirt junior but they list him as a senior They no longer put HS graduation year alongside the school name like they used to which would be useful in determining eligibility. Why aren’t they consistent? Not that hard.