Here's another version of the Aggie Pack T-shirts the Athletic Department has posted:



https://www.instagram.com/p/BosCLXdhrVu/

New Aggie Pack T-shirts for the game:



https://www.instagram.com/p/BozuR2ZBrYF/

Although this game is being billed as a shootout I think the game will be decided by the team whose defense plays better. A few critical stops or TO's could decide this game. They're also going to come out sky high and we'll need to match their intensity in a smart, business like manner without any stupid, adrenaline penalties. If we play smart, execute the game plan and take care of the ball we can win this game.

I hear ya...but something about the Bossy Cow Cow just makes me cringe...sorry... :sad:

There's a lot of interest in this game from FCS fans all over the country. We're running away with the Game of the Week Poll over on anygivensaturday.com.



http://www.anygivensaturday.com/showthread.php?214667-2018-10-13-AGS-GOTW-Week-7

The coaches show is on and Hawk is hoping that some fans will call in with some questions. So here's our chance to ask your questions.

These stats are for our 2 Big Sky games only.

Click on "Listen Live" here: http://khtk.com/

This is the second home game to have a 4 pm kickoff in the heat of the day. The first 4 pm start, against Idaho on September 22, was dictated by Pluto tv and there was nothing the athletic department could do about. The high temperature that day was 92 degrees which was very hot for anyone sitting on the east side with the sun in their eyes too. No one wants to bake in 92 degree heat with no shade with the sun directly in their eyes.

The forecast for the ISU game is sunny with a high of 88 degrees which is 10 degrees above the historical average. So even though the high temperature is predicted to be a few degrees cooler it will still be uncomfortably hot on the east side with the sun impairing the view. Consequently, we'll be seeing fans chasing every bit of shade they can find in the stadium.

Aggie Stadium is a really nice venue but these terrible start times in the heat of the day are detrimental to our attendance. These hotter than average temperatures are likely to continue in the years to come as the climate continues to heat up each year.

The football program is on the rise and we have a legitimate shot at contending for the Big Sky Championship and a possible playoff berth. The team and the fans deserve to play in front of a full house but these awful start times are not helping us get fans in the seats. Scheduling games in the heat of the day needs to end.

Here's how we rank in the Big Sky individually:

Here's how we rank statistically in the Big Sky:

The game notes are up:

http://ucdavisaggies.com/documents/2018/10/9/10_13_vs_Idaho_State_Game_Notes.pdf

Tickets for the NAU game on November 2rd are on sale now for $14 each as well.

Just keep winning one game at a time. If we can do that and get into the playoffs it would be great. If we then got to host a playoff game it would be awesome!

I agree with getting everyone some playing time if possible. They practice all week long just like the starters and deserve to get in the game when possible. It gives players who have gone unnoticed a chance to shine also and maybe work themselves into more PT. I would, however, liked to have seen Hawk stop the bleeding before it got under a 2 score game. That was a little too close for comfort IMO.

Hahaha...my true bias has shown up! We'd be in trouble if we only played 40 minutes of good football! Fixed it...

That's a good deal...I bought my tickets a few days ago and they were $28.

:up: Looking forward to it along with an Aggie W!

Just click on the word "video" in the first post. It's the last word in the post. It will open the video on youtube.

How ironic...we just got more ESPN coverage than we ever have and it's about a 7 minute defensive meltdown. I hope movielover is right and the Ags, as a result of this, will come out on highly motivated against ISU, play a WHOLE 60 minutes of good football and make a strong statement that we are the real deal.