Isaw your post on reddit I think that thread was maybe about a week ago :)

Bulldogs DC likely wouldn't be able to buy anything in Yolo County for less than 400,000 and really maybe 600,000 for anything good in Davis or Woodland.

My friend who was a Davis undergrad and is now working at Sac State took me to Fox and Goose for breakfast once. That place is really good!

Lots of the local churches (First Baptist, DCA, Chinese church etc) have a local partnership or have national denominal affiliations (Lutheran, Catholic, CRU) with the on-campus fellowships. Those who are involved with the campus fellowship are more likely to attend church on Sundays. Some of the Chinese or Korean churches heavily draw from the international student population. As someone who was involved in that circle of campus life, of the established fellowships, only IV (Professor Enderle is one of the leaders) had no official link to one of the town churches. While you didn't have to go to that fellowship's partner church, most usually go there due to convenience or familiarity. Of course, the really large fellowships had people attending other churches in town too.

For Idaho games, would the team fly to Spokane and bus to Moscow or would they fly to Lewiston?
Yeah, CP would be a massive pain for the non California teams. I mean even with a charter, you'd probably get no closer than SB?
PSU: Duh
Weber: SLC
Montanas (both): Missoula and Bozeman.
EWU: Spokane
Sac State: The Hornets would probably fly from Sacramento to LAX to NY-JFK before connecting to SFO and driving to Davis getting hopelessly lost in the Death Star before realizing they just aren't going to win and call former mens BB coach, Gary Stewart to get help.
Not sure about NAU and NoCo?

I think UCLA, U$C (sorry I'm also a Cal fan), and ND have never played FCS teams. They are the only ones.

Okay guys, I think I had it mixed up. Deshawn Jackson WAS going to play for their baseball team, thats what I remember but he decided to only play football after his first FB season there. Marshawn didn't play Baseball but did compete on the track team as well.

I'd like that! I remember Marshawn Lynch or Deshawn Jackson at Cal playing on their baseball team and it was pretty cool.

I always like when the Ags beat UCSB. My younger brother is a Gaucho alum so we enjoy talking sports when our teams play. We support our teams, but we follow other Ags/Loco sports more than hoops. This is all for fun.

Either way, I think its going to be tight without Chima.

Do you think Gramlick could consider playing at Dobbins in the springtime too? Or do coaches ike Hawkins and Vaughn have deals with each other prohibiting their scholie guys from playing other sports even if it doesn't interfere with main sport/academics?

I think the state politics would not allow for a true overhaul at this point, particularly in the area of the Health Systems. The state pols are less overawed at UC than in the past. It is kind of interesting as when we were the Northern Branch, gradually all of Cal's Ag-ish programs moved to Davis over the course of 15-20 years.

Atleast those local teams will play us for midweek, but I think you are pretty spot on.

Thats because Schott, the former co-owner of the A's is a graduate of Santa Clara University :).

I found it originally on Reddit, but here's the tweet they were talking about: https://twitter.com/ESPN_Schick/status/953671983866277888

A new rumor says that CFB and MBB may allow transfers to play immediately. This could kill G5 and FCS teams.

Great post as always. Well reasoned. There's a difference between a member not having Baseball and dropping the sport. I think it would be difficult for them to drop Baseball because the BW views itself as a Baseball/Soccer/VB conference that competes for championships. Football would be easier to cut, but chopping football would meat heavy opposition. So hard because Baseball is my favorite sport, but I can't imagine UC Davis without football. Traditionally that was our identity in athletics. Mind you, as opposed to Sac State's identity of mediocrity in football paired with an academic program which is ranked lower than ours.

Who would have thought that the so-called "liberal"and so called "conservative" positions on AA would be flipped esp impacting a traditionally conservative sport like football (in the traditional sense). Not trying to inject politics into it, but if you think for a minute it is actually quite funny.

What Mens sports could have the potential for cuts if the numbers don't match up?

There is nothing like reading a good paper over breakfast and coffee or tea. I'm at the age in which everyone my age or younger than me has little experience with newspapers, but everyone older than me has. The Bee sometimes does good reporting, but in comparison to other papers, it falls short esp in sports. After the Kings, you might get a series on Sac State (all glowing of course). But maybe a token Davis article as if to appear unbiased.

I agree with all of you. This reflects on the AD and her department. That said, the writer has produced some nice pieces on wealthier Cal Baptist (UCR's crosstown rival) and she may unfairly feel like UCR is attacked often. But, what a foolish reaction to a ill-advised firing.