The Ags locked down on defense and held William Jessop scoreless in for the final 9 minutes of the second quarter. Aggies lead 36-15 at the half.

The Aggies came back from an early 11-1 deficit to take the lead at the end of the first quarter 15-13.

...and we played all of them tough but the selection committee didn't think we were as good as teams like Elon, Delaware, Montana or Idaho...

That leaves just one RB offer that we know of, Jordan Fisher, and he recently received an offer from Oregon.

Agree. We had 19 TO's and that won't play out well against tough competition.

The Aggie schedule a tough one in the next couple of weeks for sure. EWU, UCLA and Hawaii on the road before coming home to play Irvine who just may be the best team in the Big West.

I thought that might be the case. Keeping everybody well is not easy right now with the flu on the the increase, Covid still lurking and that respiratory virus on the rise. Almost makes me want to stay home!

I think Henry can give us some help in the middle especially with Borra still out. He's a wide body and is physical. He has a nice stroke on his shot also.

Ags are 17-21 on FT’s so far. That’s a huge improvement. Hope I didn’t just jinx us!

No, not here at all. Might be sick…?

Some of these players just keep transferring again and again. I guess that’s one way to travel…

No Kane Milling anywhere tonight. I hope he’s ok.

I'm not a big fan of these kind of games. I feel like Holy Names has everything to gain and nothing to lose and it's just the opposite for the Aggies. Games like this are hard to for the players to get emotionally ready and focused to play hard. We could be a bit rusty coming off a long layoff for finals and I expect that the crowd will be small as well. Holy Names be fired up for the opportunity to pull a big upset and we all know what can happen given our past history with The Academy of Art. These kind of games can be a trap.

I hope we're ready to take care of business tonight and put this game away early. It would be nice to see the whole bench get a lot of playing time. Go Ags!

Taylor used the transfer portal heavily to build the Sac program so he knows how to recruit from it and he was certainly successful quickly. This year's Sac roster included 13 transfers from other 4 year programs including 4 from power conferences. There were also 16 JC transfers on the roster although they are not from the portal.

So it seems that his method of achieving success quickly is to bring in lots of players that have significant experience at the college level either through the portal or from JC programs.