Imagine now. I don't think the MSM covers it much, but writer / blogger Andy Ng (?) does, and certain sections look like a war zone. Apparently most of the politicians support what is going on in one way or another (staying quiet). How can businesses survive?

I hear Portland is a riot.

OL Jake Parks dropped off the radar?

Didn't something similar happen to the Cal Aggie Marching Banda endowment?

It's the opposite of strength and leadership.

Dobbins Stadium started with Aggie players themselves manually completing some of the preliminary stages in the 1980s. Phil Swimley worked tirelessly, for no extra pay, along with Ralph Rago (sp?) and other community members, donating tens of thousands of hours. Have women's coaches ever done this type of labor?

Updated, w Gould's 3 last years.

By winning percentage.

Hawkins 23-18 (.561) .......16-13 (.552)
Biggs .....20-24 (.455) .......10-10 (.500)
Gould .....12-33 (.267) .......10-22 (.312)
RG-3 yrs....7-26 (.212) .........5-19 (.208)

Gould had QBs Randy Wright, Ben Scott, and the experiment with Jimmy Laughrea (Marsh compared to Ken O'Brien).

Have we ever had a 'serviceable' QB take us to the playoffs?

Yeeez. I recall the Dobbins family made a sizable donation to finish the baseball stadium, and the campus sat on the money for a long time, maybe years ... one insider claimed the money was being held up due to gender equity politics. My understanding is that the family said, 'Build it, or we want the $$$ back'. In the meantime, construction costs reportedly spiked, so what we could build and add (lights?) was reduced.

ManZan was a blessing and a curse.

Former Berkeley AD Sandy Barbour, w Teresa Gould as a top aide, put Berkeley under mammoth debt and they may cut multiple sports. $100+ Million budget, and Under Armour canceled contracts w them and UCLA.

The interpretation of gender equity is also hurting Olympic sports, especially w the over representation of female students (upwards of 60% on many campuses). Young men are hurting.

It's not speed to the hole... its speed through the hole.

The irony is Gould's best year (#1), he was playing w Biggs' team.

I recall high school and wannabe coaches predicting the play calls from the stands, typically handoff up the middle. When he brought WR Hemmingsen in, odds were 95% pass play. CJ Spencer leading a comeback effort at SLO, and HC opts for a meaningless FG.

"Phenomenal". I recall a football alum claiming in recruiting, we were being a bit arrogant. Good man. Not wise to promote a long term position coach to HC.

I took Biggs last 4 years for symmetry.

Low transfer rate at Irvine & Santa Barbara.

So w Frosh Ran Pehka, that makes 3 transfers out?

Good point. I'm referring to passing yards per game, off 26% or 38% (withdraw SLO blowout #s). No Montanas next fall, but still a tough league.

Astute points. I watched most of the games this year, though not every play. The fly sweep seemed to work, and we had some dynamite additions in Hutton, Larison, TT & Castles. On the defensive side, Buchanan & Maae.

Rodriguez & TT are very mobile, and we seemed to throw ocassionally 10 yards deeper than Maier routes. But not deep strikes, and few trick plays beyond Wildcat. Run production way up, passing game 20-30% off. Clock mgmt issues, didn't see the uptempo pace that shocked the Spartans. We haven't learned how to win big games. Unsure why Eaton less of a factor. 5 picks, 8 fumbles.

Maybe we attack the Big Sky w 2-3 QBs. Getting Erron Duncan and Josiah Suani back would be huge.

I believe we're still rebuilding from Maier & Doss.

It ain't over, ask Bluto.

https://youtu.be/tG25f13s2JA

EWU doomed that sliver of hope. No way they choose 3 Big Sky teams.

Brother tandem at EWU transfering. 6'9" PF & 6'7" PG. Played awesome against Kansas in the tourney.

https://twitter.com/marchmadness/status/1373612858072690688?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1373612858072690688%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fnevadasportsnet.com%2Fnews%2Freporters%2Fa-look-at-nevadas-next-big-time-transfer-target-tanner-groves

Stats, Nevada 16-10

MPG 22
PPG 4.8
APG 1.0
FG 38%
3FG 37%
FT 67%

EWU beats Idaho, 38-31

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.idahostatesman.com/sports/college/university-of-idaho/article250586059.html