I thought the two interesting information for me is that Carter Vargas has an outside chance of playing the next game. Also, I thought the last Pinnick touchdown was impressive but too risky for my taste. I was surprised that Plough was mad at Pinnick for that play as well.

I thought the video clearly meant betting the house against Rhode Island since he was clearly doing a rant against Rhode Island in that short video.

I have Verizon for the Sacramento State and the Rhode Island games. I had practically no signal for the Sacramento State game, and the signal was passable for the Rhode Island game. I sat at the second top seat at the 50 yard line at the Rhode Island game.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/FCSFansNation/permalink/25856022837368072/?mibextid=Nif5oz

UC Davis is given a 2.9% chance or about 1 in 34 chance to win the championships in Facebook's FCS group link above.

"We have approximately 1 in 62 chance of hosting Illinois State two weekends from now.
There is still a chance. :smile:"

"This one aged into a fine wine. Cheers, sir."

Let's double down on this. :smile:
According to Massey, UCD has a 64% chance of winning, and Villanova has a 21% chance of winning.
That means we have a 13% chance of hosting two weekends from now.

There is still a chance. :smile:

As a bonus, here were the betting odds to win the FCS championship at the start of the playoffs:
https://www.reddit.com/r/fcs/comments/1p6qij8/betting_odds/

I think we're much better than 100 to 1 now. and we have a chance. :smile: :smile:

North Dakota State: -290 (10 to 29)
Montana State: +550 (5.5 to 1)
Montana: +1200 (12 to 1)
Tarleton State: +1400 (14 to 1)
Lehigh: +4500 (45 to 1)
Tennessee Tech: +5000 (50 to 1)
Mercer: +5000 (50 to 1)
South Dakota State: +5500 (55 to 1)
Stephen F. Austin +5500 (55 to 1)
Abilene Christian: +8000 (80 to 1)
Villanova: +10000 (100 to 1)
North Dakota: +10000 (100 to 1)
Harvard: +10000 (100 to 1)
UC Davis: +10000 (100 to 1)
Rhode Island: +10000 (100 to 1)
South Dakota: +20000 (200 to 1)
Youngstown State: +20000 (200 to 1)
Yale: +20000 (200 to 1)
Southeastern: +40000 (400 to 1)
New Hampshire: +40000 (400 to 1)
Lamar: +60000 (600 to 1)
Illinois State: +60000 (600 to 1)
Drake: +100000 (1,000 to 1)
Central Connecticut State: +100000 (1,000 to 1)
They’re also offering “the Field” at +210.

If UC Davis is fortunate to win tonight's game, then here are the quarterfinals date and time. I think we can rule out the 12pm ET game for being too early. Having the ABC game would be sweet. How do these times affect graduation dates and times?

Quarterfinals
Friday, December 12
9 p.m. ET | ESPN
Saturday, December 13
12 p.m. ET | ESPN
3:30 p.m. ET | ABC
TBD time | ESPN+

One would assume the higher ranked team hosts.

WOOHOO! Let's hope UC Davis wins.

That's assuming we win. Illinois State is intimidating.

Illinois State up 29-28 over North Dakota State with a minute to go!

By the way, North Dakota State up 7-0 on their very first offensive play.

Our average attendance this season is 12,991. This is a 14.6% increase from last season at 11,335. Last playoff game attracted 6,317 people. With a 14.6% increase, that would be 7,240 people. If we hit that number, then I'll be content.

I see "mostly clear" from 7pm to 10pm tomorrow.

I see this:

https://ucdavisaggies.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/SEGetEventInfo?ticketCode=GS:UCD:FB2526P:STUDR1:&linkID=twucd&dataAccId=779&locale=en_US&siteId=ev_twucd

Didn't the president recently get a raise?

We had 6317 in attendance vs. Illinois State in the second round last year. As long as we beat that number substantially, then I think we should be fine.

68-63! UCD scored the final 18 points in the last four minutes!

Down 13 with under four minutes to play, and now UCD is up three points with 13.1 seconds to go!

Hawaii 33-31 at the half. UCD's backdoor cuts had moderate success, albeit plenty of turnovers. I liked how UCD, especially Baker, had been stealing the ball out of Hawaii's hands. :sweat:

UC Davis got an administrative technical foul before the start of the game, and Hawaii was allowed a free throw. I need more clarification on what an "administrative technical foul" is.

AI says this: "An administrative technical foul in basketball is called for non-unsporting infractions, such as failing to provide a starting lineup on time, equipment issues, or uniform violations."