Bloomsburg 2000

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PapaFinn would say Chico State '71

Carson Newman mudbowl

At UND 2001...only our defense scored points:

What could we have done differently in 2000?

And they lost in the championship.

Finished the game strong!

Did you do radio for KDVS?

I sure love the look of JTs library in San Diego!

Bloomsburg in 2000 by far for me.

Carson Newman mudbowl was more frustrating than heartbreaking. That field was GARBAGE--marching band didn't end up doing our show for safety reasons. :meh:

Saw VJ play @ Toomey...he had 251 of their 296 yards of offense, he was incredible

Bloomsburg 2000 by far. I was tuning in over internet from Jordan and couldn’t Believe it.

Game against UND was disappointing but never had lead. I watched recently On YouTube. Fun to watch JT gunsling it and run.

Was surprised not to see O Brien in D2 final (pony express to Utah was slow back then). Thought they would have had a chance with him playing.

Totally agree

So what was a possible answer against Bloomsburg? Go to a nickle package, or blitz the QB?

Or have the offense hold onto the ball for more than four downs at a time.

In the honorable mention division, 2006 #5 NDSU comes to Toomey vs 4-5 Ags. Jin Grant is on fire, we’re up 24-0 at Half. They come out and start rolling, score 3 TDS to get to 24-21. They march late in the fourth and throw TD pass in last minute and we lose 28-21. We beat USD the following game to close Toomey but this would have been a classic Toomey win

1973 last second loss to Boise State at Toomey field 32-31. Thanksgiving weekend. We had thought team might make playoffs but found out we were out and Boise was in so this was last game. Got out to a big lead but couldn’t get a pass rush against their much larger offensive line. boise went on in the D2 playoffs beat South Dakota, lost to Louisiana Tech. Jim Speck, true freshman from Davis High threw for 419 yards for Aggies.

@CK2, I remember that Bloomsburg game. That second half was really rough to watch. A group of us went to the Paragon afterward, and some older Bloomsburg fans came in bragging and badmouthing the Davis players. That didn't go over too well with the recent alumni/former players in my group.

I guess that's another UC Davis playoff history moment where the defense broke down when it mattered most... too soon?

@CK2, it all worked out. Cold Shot eased the tension with a great version of Free Bird.

Been a hell of a season, good news now is extra study time for finals!...although, I know the guys would rather be taking on Maine at the Big A.