I'm not sure we would accept a bid if we got one. It seems that we're done until the fall.

True. Irvine comes close to SB in recruiting but the Matadors have been outpacing the rest of the BW lately. I'm not sure that SB has as strict academic requirements as Irvine and Davis though and that may make things easier for them to land top talent.

Northridge is able to recruit very talented players also but often has other problems that hinder their success. Bakersfield will be another BW school who will undoubtedly bring in some very athletic players on a regular basis.

...and Weber squeaks out another W. The Big Sky is shaping up to be a free-for-all in the fall!

I'll never tell! :rofl:

UCSB landed Zack Harvey a 6'4, 4 star, sophomore SG, transfer from Cincinnati who had offers from many Power 5 programs out of high school including UCLA, Oregon, Ohio State, Kansas and Oklahoma. Pasternack has really been bringing in high level talent in the past couple of years.

His highlight reel is impressive...quick release on the deep 3's and a nice step back jumper. I'm excited to see him play this fall. Les sure does like his lefties!

Keep it up...they won 5-0 today for their 3rd in a row! :rofl:

Weber and EWU know how to win the close ones...

I think you should give Rocko a call!

Aggies ranked #14 in Athlon Sports Poll.

https://athlonsports.com/college-football/fcs-spring-rankings-top-25-power-poll-following-week-8-2021

You would think that they would want something that hung down from above at center court and could be viewed from all sides that would be a scoreboard as well.

I don't think that's the Datronics videoboard...??

The Dakronics video board will be great to have!

One of the first visible improvements already made to The Pavilion is a new Daktronics videoboard, more than 13 feet high and 46 feet wide, showing replays and real-time statistics. The videoboard can also be used for campus events throughout the academic year, in one of the largest on-campus multiuse facilities in Northern California with seating capacity approaching 6,000 for basketball games.

Ooof...the Zags ran into a buzzsaw...Baylor's defense was incredible...they were just too athletic and quick for the Zags and had the hot hand early in the game...I don't think anyone could have beaten them tonight.

Ags drop from #11 to #14 in the STATS poll:



http://www.fcs.football/cfb/polls.asp?div=fcs

Ags drop from 10th to 15th in the AGS poll:



https://www.anygivensaturday.com/showthread.php?269712-AGS-Poll-Results-WEEK-8-POLL-2021-SPRING-SEASON

Was Barriere wearing gloves? I didn't notice that. I don't remember JT wearing gloves either but, at my age, memory is suspect!

I still can't quite wrap my head around Thompkins throwing the ball with a gloves on. We haven't seen much of his ability to throw yet but we'll need more from him than his athletic ability to run and scramble. He certainly had the numbers in high school though so maybe his unorthodox style of passing simply fits him. He's exciting to watch that for sure and he's tough as nails.

I feel good about this team and I think the outlook for the fall season is very positive given how we played this spring. It appears that we have not suffered any devastating injuries and the break will give us some time to heal up, get stronger, iron out some wrinkles and get ready for a very tough fall season in the Big Sky.

We have so much young talent and many them got some good playing time this spring. We appear to have good depth and that is critical for success in the tough Big Sky Conference. There are no easy outs in the Big Sky. It will take a great team effort along with some luck to make the fall playoffs with the kind of parity there is among the top teams in the conference. The Montanas, the Idahos, Weber, EWU, NAU and Sac all look to be tough this fall. Staying healthy and having depth will be very important.

The competition at QB will be interesting. Rodriques, Tompkins and Hastings all showed that they have their strengths. Who will win the starting role in the fall will be interesting to follow. Perhaps we'll end up seeing a couple of them getting significant minutes like we saw yesterday. Who knows...there doesn't appear to be a clear winner forging entirely ahead of the rest at this point.

It's nice to see that the defense is much improved and that our running game looks to be a strength for us. I'm hoping that we find a way to break open our passing attack as well. We have speed and talent in our receivers. So I hope we'll see us open up the mid-range and deep balls. If we can do that along with our good rushing attack we could be a very dangerous football team.

I'm really looking forward to this fall and watching us continue to get better.