Tehran Thomas was a Gould product I believe.
He could be quite the RB. Did you see the Sac game, where he took a lateral or pass in the backfield, and went 90 yards out running the Sac DBs? And, then later, he runs over guys and gets extra yards. Also, after he went 90 yards outrunning the DBs, the Sac announcers say something like he is a big bruising back without exceptional speed. Umm, was he watching the game?

Good Luck tomorrow Kellan. I looked at the other WR's to receive the award, and you are right there with them. Many QBs this year had stats that would make them considered for the award, but you were far and beyond the best receiver in all of the NCAA.
Regardless of the outcome, we Aggies know what a great teammate and performer you have been this year. We Aggies, wish you the best, but also hope to see you in an Aggie uniform for one more great year,

Yes, River Aggie. That is the guy I was thinking about.

Tehran Thomas appears to be a stud RB. Have you watched this guy play? He reminds me of a RB who played for the Oilers in their Heyday. I cannot remember his name, but he was a load.

DE Jordan Allen commits to Tennessee

Yeah, but when a QB puts up 40+ points he should win! That is the fault of the defense. So, a win is a team victory. But, offense by itself is all a QB can control. Dan Marino never won a Superbowl, but he was definitely one of the best QB's of all times when it came to passing.

Well, I believe you can pretty much eliminate most the of QBs, because I seriously doubt there were 12 better than Maier. And, there were NO WRs better than Doss.

Sometimes the passing game opens the running game.

Our rivalry with ND has always been pretty good. We were both excellent programs and respected each other in the D2 era. I think most Aggies realize ND has a great football program, and we have always respected them. I would hope we can give them a great game when we meet again. Good fans in ND too.

The Gould era was a total failure on gameday. It was run, run, pass. Pretty predictable and this really makes it almost impossible to execute plays if the defense knows what to plan for. Things like failure to go for it on 4th and inches is pretty bad, as it is almost impossible to stop.
If I have the ball 4th and inches in their territory, I would do a play action pass. I would have the big boys huddle with the coach on the sidelines, and bring in the receiving offense after the timeout going straight line of scrimmage, and throw for the TD. First downs are nice but there is no better time for play action than 3rd or 4th and short, and lead the defense to thinking run. The defense either calls a TO, or the offense has a huge advantage with a wide open downfield.

PSU likes to run the ball. We need to force them to pass, and get a little pressure on the QB when they do pass. The Torero QB had pretty much all day last week.

The hand clap is something that maks it easy to get the defense to jump. You just tell everyone it is on the second clap. Except the opponent of course. We did this many a time when I played. And, usually save it for late in close games on things like 4th and 4.

Well, if you are not sure- don't sign. It's like buying a car or a home- once you sign you're committed.
This is best learned early in life, rather than allowing people to think they can change their mind later.
That doesn't work with many contracts. It is best to learn when you are young, than learn later the hard way.

Actually, these kids commit too early and then just go back on their word. It's not a good trait in an individual. If their word means nothing then there is doubt in there ability to keep a commitment Not good when it comes to getting a loan.

I never saw Mike Wise play in person due to work. But, I listened to the games and he obviously was a force to reckon with. And none seemed to be able to handle him. But, I did see Moroski, Biggs, Obrien, and the others of this era. The Aggies, though in D2 beat many a D1AA team at the time.
UN Reno, UOP, St Mary's, and Santa Clara.

He was getting in the backfield, and was pretty much in position to take the handoff rather than letting the RB get there first. I'd say as size he was pretty average. He definitely wasn't huge. the Bethune Cookman players were definitely larger and looked more impressive. But, casey could not be stopped that day. We were all yelling Casey! Casey! and the more we did (it seemed), the more he attacked them. They did not have an answer for him. Just like Stanford had no answer for Amos on that very special Saturday night in Aggie football history.

Pretty much very fast and strong as an ox.

Casey pretty much destroyed Bethune Cookman in the playoffs.

I don't know if that was the worst. I remember a game we lost against Sac state and on 4th down our receiver caught the pass at least 2' in bounds, and the referee ruled the pass incomplete, out of bounds. This would have been a first down deep in Sac territory.

I am so happy Field Gould has left. If Whelan was here, and Field Gould was the coach, I think we would be going 3 and a Field Gould every series we did not turn the ball over.