Big Sky Schedule for Week 4 (all times are PT):

Montana @ Northern Arizona - 12 noon
Cal Poly @ Portland State - 1 pm
Sac State @ Idaho - 1 pm
Northern Colorado @ Idaho State - 3 pm
Montana State @ Weber State - 5 pm
Eastern Washington @ UC Davis - 7 pm

The “no call” interference on the north west endzone where the suu defender pushed our receiver from behind likely would have been a TD. — agalum

We sit in section 124 and we could see that play up close and the pass interference occurred right in front of the side judge. It was so obvious that it was unbelievable that the ref didn't throw the flag. I just watched the first half of the TV broadcast and, yep, it was blatant PI. Horrible no-call.

This game just always felt like it was more of a defensive battle with the defenses of both teams shutting down the ground attack and making it hard to put up points. SUU is a tough team and their 0-3 record is deceiving since their first two losses were to FBS Arizona and BYU.

However, I'm still not sure how potent our offense is. TAMC was overmatched so they weren't a good barometer of our offense and OSU overwhelmed us on both sides of the ball so that didn't tell us much either. So last night I felt like it the game was a much better indicator of where we stand against pretty good FCS teams and, from my perspective, we don't seem to have that explosive passing attack that we often associate with Aggie football over the years.

We appear to have more of a short, possession type passing attack that depends on yards after the catch rather than deeper pass patterns and the occasional long ball. I haven't seem that burner speed and the ability to create separation deeper down the field from our receivers and we haven't seen Hastings connecting on the deeper patterns very often. So I'm left wondering if we just don't have that more explosive passing attack in our arsenal?

Thanks. I even had the score wrong. I corrected my post.

I really don't understand why we went to such a spread-out, prevent defense after we went up by 9 in the 4th. SUU went right down the field and scored by completing pass after pass underneath our DB's. What good is a soft, prevent defense that allows 10 to 15 yard passing plays while they're driving down the field?

CSU came close but lost to Colorado 43-35 in 2OT.

If that't the case, we'll go 4-4 also. They played us even and actually ended up with more totally yards: 381 to 349. The Aggies benefited from 5 first downs from SUU penalties and the Thunderbirds really shot themselves in the foot on that last drive by the Aggies that resulted in a short FG which put us up by 9.

Boom…SUU answers right back.

Well that woke up the fans!

We’re going to see if this team can dig down deep now and grind this one out. It feels fast in the stadium.

Absolutely!

This game has turned into an old-fashioned, defensive battle. Total yards:

Ags 110
SUU 106

Washington State 64 Northern Colorado 21 - Final
Northern Iowa 41 Idaho State 17 - Final
Cal Poly 41 Lincoln, CA 20 - Final
Montana 17 Ferris State 10 - Final

…and Sac just beat Stanford 30-23…

Cal 31 Idaho 17 - Final
Utah Tech 50 Northern Arizona 36 - Final

EWU 40 SE Louisiana 29 - Final
Portland State 91 North American 0 - Final

You should be able to watch the game on your ESPN+ account since you have internet. Just log into your account, scroll down and select the Big Sky Conference and the game will be there.

Montana State 57 Stetson 20 - Final
SE Louisiana 21 EWU 20 - at the end of the 3rd

Montana State 51 Stetson 13 at the half
EWU 17 SE Louisiana 14 at the half
Utah Tech 37 Northern Arizona 7 at the half
Portland State 63 North American 0 at the half
Washington 22 Northern Colorado 0 at the end of the 1st

#14 Utah 31 Weber State 7 - Final