The color announcer last night might have been the worst I have ever heard. I counted 13 baseball analogies, among countless other weird things

I hated both at first, but I grew to like, because of his rough edges and love for the game. Boring is worse.

Apologies for the commentary, what can you say but Boom Goes the Dynamite...coming around third...it's a home run...wgaf.

Well, SD beat us on the music. Loved everything they played. Pretty much dislike most of ours.

Brayden Rosa was the dude of the night in my opinion. Kid makes plays.

There is a reason the run defense stiffened when it did.

Overall, it was a good night for UC Davis. QB will continue to improve with reps, two-headed monster (and deeper) at RB, and the WR corps is outstanding. I recall someone calling the shot on Laviel Pickett being a dude. I'm not, however, convinced yet about the run D, and this probably isn't the week for it to improve.

I thought the color commentator was correct in his observation that Davis played more players closer to the line of scrimmage as the first half progressed, largely due to the fact that the corners had USDs receivers covered.

The commentator, George Whitfield, gushed perhaps too effusively over Cleeland. But he has a background as a QB trainer working with some NFL QBs, and having a training academy for QBs, so he has a background to support his opinion.

Slow WRs, an undersized OL, and an average-at-best QB is a deadly combination. If that team is the projected champion of the PFC, the PFC does not deserve a playoff bid. I know, I know, they won a playoff game or two a decade ago, but this year's iteration of a projected conference champ is not worthy of a playoff spot. Wait til Stetson comes to town. We'll see up close and personal the quality of programs that USD is beating up upon every year. Ole!

He has allegedly:"Has trained elite NFL quarterbacks and Heisman winners, including Andrew Luck, Cam Newton, Ben Roethlisberger, and Johnny Manziel."

Davis would have announced 11,000 for that crowd!