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  • 2018-19 Causeway Cup
    I've watched a few sets of their games that have been live streamed and they are pretty darn good. They have a good blend of experienced and young players and they have tremendous height including with 10 players who are 6 feet and over: 2 at 6-0, 2 at 6-1, 2 at 6-2, 6-3, 2 at 6-4 and, the tallest player ever for the Ags, a 6-6 freshman.
  • 2019 Recruiting List
    Outstanding! According to Rivals Thorpe had offers from Air Force, Army, Holy Cross, Howard, NAU, Oregon State, San Jose State, UCD and UNLV. Lots of offers but he chose the Ags!
  • Rule Change: Redshirts can now play in up to 4 games!
    We'll take a UCLA transfer if they're good enough to play for us... :cool:
  • Rule Change: Redshirts can now play in up to 4 games!
    Ex-Aggie RB Joshua Kelley had 6 carries for 20 yards = 3.3 yards/attempt playing for UCLA against Cincinnati.

    Our freshman RB Ulonzo Gilliam had 23 carries for 132 yards = 5.7 yards/attempt plus 8 catches for an additional 53 yards = 185 yards total against San Jose State.

    Kelley might have had more fun playing for the Ags...
  • Week 1: UC Davis @ San Jose State
    Great highlights! I sure wish this game would have been televised.
  • Week 1: Big Sky
    NDSU is like the Alabama of FCS currently . They know they're the big fish in a small pond and, if they move up, then they're a small fish in a big pond.
  • Week 1: Big Sky
    NAU 30 UTEP 10
    North Alabama 34 SUU 30
    Sac State 55 Saint Francis IL 7
    Fresno State 79 Idaho 13
    Montana 26 Northern Iowa 23
  • Week 1: Big Sky
    NDSU 49 Cal Poly 3 Final
    McNeese State 17 Northern Colorado 14 Final
    EWU 58 Central Washington 13 Final
    NAU 17 UTEP 7 with 15 seconds to go in the half
    SUU 10 North Alabama 10 with 6:47 to go in the 2nd
  • Week 2: San Diego @ UC Davis
    San Diego 38 Western New Mexico 9 Final

    Total yards: USD 392 WNM 296
    Passing: USD 25-36-1 WNM 15-29-2
    Rushing yards: USD 176 WNM 80
    Passing yards: USD 254 WNM 216
  • Week 1: Big Sky
    Davis Enterprise: Minefield of a schedule ahead for UC Davis football

    Excerpt: "...fasten your seatbelt, coach, because the 2018 schedule at least is equally as daunting, starting with two Football Bowl Subdivision opponents in the first three weeks and finishing with a murderer’s row of Montana, Northern Arizona, Eastern Washington and Sacramento State.

    “There is no different (preparation) based on opponent since this is a talented conference from top to bottom,” Hawkins notes. “There are no easy weeks. We just focus on our upcoming opponent and playing the best football. In this conference, every game is decided by a few plays. The team that makes those plays, more often than not, earns the win.”

    https://www.davisenterprise.com/sports/minefield-of-a-schedule-ahead-for-uc-davis-football/
  • Week 1: Big Sky
    Bob Dunning mentioned the following about Sac State's, brutal opener against the the Saint Francis of Illinois Fighting Saints:

    "EVEN MORE FOOTBALL … an attractive and very large ad in a nearby newspaper featured an excellent 2-for-1 ticket offer for Sac State’s season football opener Saturday night without a mention of where the game will be played or who the opponent is …

    Because I am an ace investigative journalist with sources all over the country, I was able to determine that Saturday’s opponent is St. Francis of Illinois, known as the “Fighting Saints,” which is a bit of an oxymoron in my book … the Hornets were very good last year and may be even better this year, but an ad like this doesn’t do anything to help the cause …"

    https://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/dunning/bob-dunning-have-a-seat/
  • San Diego State at #13 Stanford
    Stanford 31 SDSU 10 Final
  • San Diego State at #13 Stanford
    Not hurt. It looks like SDSU's game plan has been to stop Love and make Stanford go to the air to beat them and that's what they're doing...up 31-10 with 5 minutes to go.
  • San Diego State at #13 Stanford
    Stanford scored on a long pass with 34 seconds to go in the half to lead SDSU 9-7. The Aztecs have dominated the first half though. So far, Bryce Love has not been a factor for the Cardinal. He has 7 yards on 10 carries.
  • San Diego State at #13 Stanford
    7-0 SDSU at the end of the first quarter. Stanford's offense and Bryce Love haven't shown much yet. SDSU's RB Juwan Washington has been running wild on Stanford's defense.
  • Week 1: UC Davis @ San Jose State
    Davis Enterprise: Aggie up! Maier unloads on Spartans in 44-38 UCD win

    Excerpt: “I’ve been in this game long enough to know there’s no such thing as an ugly win,” said Aggie coach Dan Hawkins as he begins his second season leading his alma mater.

    “It’s obviously good to win your opening game, to win on the road and to beat an FBS opponent. To win your opener says a lot about the hard work our guys put on in the off-season.”

    “Our inability to stop them and our inability to move the football were crippling in the first half,” Brennan noted.

    “They outplayed us, they outcoached us and they deserve all the credit. I was proud of our fight in the second half. I think we made things interesting, but Jake Maier is an awesome player. Davis has some fantastic playmakers on the offensive side of the ball.”

    Article link: https://www.davisenterprise.com/sports/aggie-up-maier-unloads-on-spartans-in-44-38-ucd-win/
  • Week 1: UC Davis @ San Jose State
    San Jose Mercury News: What we learned in San Jose State’s opener. (It wasn’t good.)

    Excerpt: "With a season-opening 44-38 loss to UC Davis, any semblance of hope and pompous predictions for San Jose State football came crashing down almost immediately. What was supposed to have been fixed in the off-season still looked badly broken."

    "It was the third time in history (19 games) that San Jose State has lost to an FCS program. The last time, in 2010, also was against Davis. But this was worse. That loss was 14-13 and the Spartans defense didn’t give up 589 yards."

    “It’s all on me. We have to learn to block and tackle better and we have to just take responsibility and fix it,” said Brent Brennan, now 2-12 as the SJSU coach “Obviously, I’m very disappointed and everyone is disappointed. We had a great crowd out here tonight and we let them down.”

    Article link: https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/08/31/what-we-learned-in-san-jose-states-opener-it-wasnt-good/
  • Week 1: UC Davis @ San Jose State
    SJSU Head Coach Brent Brennan, LB Jamal Scott, WR Bailey Gaither and QB Montel Aaron post-game interviews:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=VTDwXzSKj98

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