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Homecoming: WSU vs Sac (Pick the score)

weberwildcat1

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Standard-Examiner Family Pass is available for six tickets for just $25.00. See Wednesday's paper for coupon.

WSU is 9-4 all-time vs Sacramento State and Coach McBride is 3-1.

Last year's meeting Weber State racked up 513 yards in a 32-27 win in Sacramento, CA.
 
Sac State Info from their site:

http://www.hornetsports.com/sports/football/release.asp?release_id=8326

FOOTBALL BEGINS TOUGH STRETCH AT #15 WEBER STATE ON SATURDAY

10/13/2009

With back-to-back wins, the Sacramento State football team begins a tough three-game stretch in its schedule when it travels to Ogden, Utah, to face 15th-ranked Weber State on Saturday, Oct. 17. The game against Wildcats will kick off at 12:35 p.m. from Stewart Stadium.

There will be multiple ways to follow this week’s game. Hornet fans can tune in to KRJY 1240 AM to hear the radio call of Jason Ross, Steve McElroy and Danny Sullivan. Live audio streaming is also available via www.hornetsports.com. Sacramento State will also be featured on BigSkyTV. org. The free package is available for all Big Sky football games as well as any non-conference contest hosted by Sacramento State.

The Hornets enter this weekend’s game with a 2-3 overall record and a 2-1 Big Sky mark. The only other time Sacramento State has been 2-1 through its first three Big Sky games came in 2004 where the team finished 4-4. After facing the Wildcats this Saturday, the Hornets will return home to meet No. 3 Montana and Northern Arizona in consecutive home games. If Montana stays in the top 25, Sacramento State will have faced four ranked opponents in its first six games this season against Football Championship Subdivision teams.

The Hornets’ latest victory came against Idaho State in Homecoming. Terrance Dailey posted his second straight 100-yard rushing game with a season-high 178 yards and the defense returned two interceptions for touchdowns to lift the team to a 38-17 victory.

Weber State, which advanced to the second round of the FBS playoffs last season, evened its record for the first time this season after downing then-No. 14 Eastern Washington, 31-13, on the road. The Wildcats are 3-3 on the season and 3-1 in Big Sky games.

The all-time series against WSU has been dominated by the Wildcats. Weber State has won 9 of the 13 meetings and has never fallen to the Hornets at home in six tries. Last season, the Wildcats stopped the Hornets on a late fourth down try to secure a 32-27 win at Hornet Stadium.

A LOOK AT THE HORNETS
The Dailey Planet
Sophomore Terrance Dailey made the best of a game in which he almost didn’t play. Dailey rushed for a career high 178 yards and also scored a touchdown but did not know if he would play until after warm-ups due to a strained hamstring which came on Thursday.

Dailey’s performance continued a couple of trends for Hornet backs. On the positive, the Vacaville, Calif., native now produced back-to-back 100-yard games and has three games over the century mark through the first five contests.

Dailey leads the team with 431 yards this season and is averaging 5.6 yards per carry. His per-game average of 86.2 yards places him fourth in the Big Sky and 30th nationally.

His three 100-yard games this season already moves him into a tie for 12th for career 100-yard games at Sacramento State. Also, his 69-yard run was the longest by a Hornet since Ryan Mole travelled 87 yards against Montana State in 2004.

The more disturbing trend is injuries to a running back corps which at the start of training camp was set up to be one of the deepest in the Big Sky.
Sacramento State started the season with five running backs but have been down to just two for the past two games. If Dailey was not able to go against Idaho State, quarterback John Loeliger was going to be the probable backup to Sam McCowan.

The news should be better against Weber State as Evander Wilkins is slated to return after missing the previous two games with a hamstring injury of his own.

The other losses this season are comprised of Jake Croxdale (hand) and Kenslow Smith (shoulder) who are both out for the year. Bryan Hilliard, who earned second team all-Big Sky honors last season, is also out for the season after offseason surgery on both of his shoulders.

Double Your Pleasure
The Sacramento State defense has taken some shots this season for allowing a high number of points in the first three games of the year.

Against Idaho State, the defense did some scoring of its own, finding the end zone on a pair of second quarter interceptions which put the game out of reach. The two scores marked the first multi-TD game by the defense since a record-setting night against Saint Mary’s on Sept. 6, 2003.

The latest effort resulted in the first career touchdowns for both Durrell Oliver and Marquese Smith. Oliver jumped a Russel Hill pass on the right sideline and dashed 37 yards for the score.

On the ensuing drive, Idaho State used 12 plays to take the ball to the Hornet 22-yard line. Hill’s pass was deflected by linebacker Avery White and pulled in by Smith who then broke a tackle and travelled the 87 yards up the sideline. The interception for Smith was the second in as many weeks.

In the game against Saint Mary’s in 2003, the Hornets had a 39-yard fumble return from Harry Filo and an 88-yard interception return from Chris Meyer.

The defense also scored a safety and Fred Amey returned a punt for a touchdown in a 69-19 victory which began SMC’s final year of football.

Thirtysomething
For just the fourth time since moving to Div. I-AA/FCS, Sacramento State has scored at least 30 points in three consecutive games. The Hornets started their current streak in a loss to Eastern Washington where they were handed a 56-30 defeat. Things improved with a 31-14 win at Portland State before defeating Idaho State, 38-17.

The 1998 and 2001 teams also ran off a three-game streak of at least 30 points. The 2001 team went 0-3 in that span and the 1998 team was 2-1. The longest streak came at the start of the 1999 season where Sacramento State averaged 43.2 points per game over the first six contests. In that stretch, the Hornets scored 41, 39, 48, 41, 49 and 41 while going 4-2.

Consider Coleman
Sophomore linebacker David Coleman easily had his most productive statistical day as a Hornet with 13 tackles against Idaho State. Coleman used five solos and eight assists to tie Zach Schrader for the team lead against ISU. The Palmdale, Calif., native tripled his previous career high of four which came two weeks ago against Eastern Washington.

Coleman’s path as a Hornet is interesting. He came to camp in the summer of 2007 as a quarterback but was shifted to the defensive side of the ball before the year began. After a brief stint in the secondary, he moved to linebacker where he played significantly last season.

This year, Coleman is tied for fourth on the team with 20 total tackles. He also had one sack, two pass breakups and a quarterback hurry.

Clark Keeps It Going
One week after tallying three sacks in the win at Portland State, Christian Clark added another quarterback takedown and two tackles-for-loss against Idaho State.

As has been the case for most of the year, Clark makes about half of his plays in the backfield. This year, he leads all Hornet defensive linemen with 16 total tackles. More impressive is that half of those tackles (8.0) have been for loss. His average of 1.60 TFLs per game is second in the Big Sky behind Montana State’s Dane Fletcher (1.80) and tied for 12th nationally.

The Los Angeles native moved into the Sacramento State career top 10 over the weekend with 18.0 tackles-for-loss. He is also just on the outside of the career top 10 sacks list needing an additional 1.5 to his career total of 10 to tie Matt Logue.

This summer, Clark was a preseason all-Big Sky selection and also earned preseason All-America honors from The Sports Network.

Kickin’ It
Junior Chris Diniz stayed perfect on the season with a 30-yard field goal in the first quarter. This season, Diniz is now 6-for-6. He opened his collegiate career with a 44-yarder at UNLV. Against Cal Poly, the Escalon, Calif., native also made field goals from 29 and 41 yards out. The following week, he made a 30-yarder against Eastern Washington and added a 27-yarder at Portland State.

Diniz has now tied Sacramento State’s Div. I-AA/FCS era record for consecutive made field goals in a season by Scott Brown in 1998. That year, Brown finished 13-for-21.

While he has been great on field goals, extra points caused him some problems early on. He missed an attempt at Cal Poly and had another blocked against EWU and is now 13-of-15 this season.

October Road
In one of those strange twists, October and Marshall Sperbeck are finally getting along. In his first two seasons, Sperbeck was 0-7 in games played within the month. That streak was snapped at Portland State on Oct. 3 and then Sperbeck added a second straight win against Idaho State on Oct. 10.

A couple of streaks do remain, however. The Hornets have yet to defeat a ranked FCS team under Sperbeck, going 0-6. The team has also never overcome a deficit entering the fourth quarter, going 0-15 in his two-plus years. Conversely, Sacramento State is 11-2 when leading with 15 minutes to play.

Schrader Reclaims His Spot
It didn’t take long for Zach Schrader to return to the top of the stat sheet. Schrader had led the Hornets in tackles during the first three games before being held to six stops at Portland State. He bounced back with 13 tackles to tie David Coleman for the top honor and has now led or tied for the team lead in four of the five games.

Schrader began his collegiate career at Western Washington but was forced to find a new home after the program was discontinued last winter. He immediately adjusted to moving up a level of play (from Div. II to the FCS) by recording 13 tackles at UNLV. The next week, he tallied nine stops at Cal Poly and then posted 14 tackles against EWU.

Schrader’s average of 11.00 per game ties him for 12th nationally in the FCS and places him second in the Big Sky. The national leader is George Howard of Morgan State who is averaging 14.40 stops per game. EWU’s J.C. Sherritt leads the Big Sky and is third nationally at 14.00.

A Look at the Wildcats
• Weber State used 143 rushing yards from Trevyn Smith and Cameron Higgins passed for 235 and two touchdowns to defeat #14 Eastern Washington, 31-13, in Cheney, Wash.

• Smith and Higgins were both named to the Payton Award watch list. Smith has rushed for 668 yards and five touchdowns this season. Higgins is averaging 303.2 passing yards per game and has 16 touchdowns but 11 interceptions.

• Defensively, Jordan Brown (52) and Taylor Sedillo (50) both have over 50 tackles to lead the defense. Brown is also tied for the team lead with two interceptions.

Big Sky Notes
Northern Arizona QB Michael Herrick and Montana receiver Marc Mariani were named co-Big Sky Offensive Players of the Week. The defensive honor was given to Weber State defensive end Ryan Eastman. Zach Brown of Portland State was the Special Teams Player of the Week.
 
SERIES HISTORY
Weber State holds an 9-4-0 advantage in the series which began in 1996 when Sac State joined the Big Sky Conference. ... The Wildcats are 5-0 vs. the Hornets when playing in Ogden. ... Neither team has recorded a shutout and there has not been an overtime game played.
1996 at Sac State 41-31 WSU
1997 at Weber State 52-14 WSU
1998 at Sac State 27-14 WSU
1999 at Weber State 52-49 WSU
2000 at Sac State 35-7 SAC
2001 at Ogden 38-31 WSU
2002 at Sac State 41-38 SAC
2003 at Weber State 26-14 WSU
2004 at Sac State 31-12 SAC
2005 at Weber State 26-14 WSU
2006 at Sac State 24-21 SAC
2007 at Weber State 26-7 WSU
2008 at Sac State 32-27 WSU
 
Game Notes

COACH RON McBRIDE
Weber State head coach RON McBRIDE enters into his 5th season as head coach of the Wildcats and his 18th overall as a head coach on the NCAA Division I level. ... McBride is now 28-25 (.5289) at WSU and 116-88 (.5696) overall. ... Mac is 21-15 (.583) in Big Sky Conference regular season games and is 3-1 vs. Sac State. ... In 2008 McBride was named the Big Sky Conference Coach-of-the-Year after leading the Wildcats to a 10-4 record overall and a 7-1 mark and the conference co-championship in Big Sky Conference play. It marked the first time since 1968 that the Wildcats had captured the Big Sky Conference championship. ... McBride guided his Wildcats to a 45-28 win over #2 ranked Montana during the regular season and a stunning 49-35 road win over #3 ranked Cal Poly in the first round of the NCAA Division I FCS playoffs. Twelve of McBride’s athletes earned First Team All-Big Sky Conference, the most by any team in a single season in the 47-year history of the league. Twenty Wildcats earned some type of all-conference honor in 2008. ... Ten Wildcats earned Second or Third Team All-America honors either by The Associated Press or The Sports Network.

COACH “MAC” TURNS 70
On Wednesday, October 14, Weber State head football coach RON McBRIDE turns 70 years old making him one of only EIGHT ACTIVE COACHES in NCAA Division I FBS or FCS who are in their seventh decade. He joins Joe Paterno (82), Bobby Bowden (78), Howard Schnellenberger (75), good friend Dick Tomey (71), Bob Ford (71, University of Albany), Jerry Moore (70, Appalachian State) and Bill Snyder (70) in that elite group.

RADIO / TV
Back for his 11th season as the football radio voice of Weber State football is Wildcat CARL ARKY. He will be joined in the broadcast booth by former WSU standout defensive back TY SPARROW. ... Once again, all Weber State football games will be carried LIVE on KLO (1430 AM) with the Pre-Game Show beginning 30 minutes for each kickoff. ... New this year is the NCAA Division I FCS Round Up Show which airs 30 minutes before each Pre-Game Show.

WEEKLY POLLS - ‘Cats Move Up to 15th
There will be TWO major weekly top 25 polls for NCAA Division I FCS this season. ... THE SPORTS NETWORK poll is voted upon by sports information directors from all 125 FCS schools plus members of the media who cover those schools. ... THE FCS COACHES poll is just that. Coaches from various FCS schools representing each conference and independents vote each week. Both polls are released each Monday afternoon. ... The Wildcats jumped from 21st to 15th in both polls after the 31-13 win at Eastern Washington last Saturday. ... Montana moved up to 2nd in the FCS Coaches Poll and 3rd in The Sports Network poll.

48th SEASON OF WEBER STATE FOOTBALL
This is the 48th season of Weber State University on the four-year level, and the 47th season as a member of the Big Sky Conference. ... Weber State attained four-year status in 1962 and played as an NCAA Division II member until 1978 when, along with the rest of the Big Sky Conference, moved up to the newly created NCAA I-AA (now FCS) level. ... Weber State’s all-time football record stands at 247-262-3 (.482) coming into this week’s game vs. Montana State.

TEAM CAPTAINS
The 2009 DEFENSIVE CAPTAINS will be: Brighton Barkdull (6-3, 250 Sr. DE), Beau Hadley (6-0, 185 Sr. Safety), Kevin Linehan (6-3, 245 Sr. DE), Josh Morris (6-0, 190 Sr. CB) and Taylor Sedillo (5-11, 235 Jr. MLB). .. The OFFENSIVE CAPTAINS will be: Cameron Higgins (6-2, 210 Jr. QB), Kyle Mutcher (6-3, 300 Sr. OC), Treyvn Smith (5-9, 210 Sr. RB) and Tim Toone (5-10, 175 Sr. WR). ... The SPECIAL TEAMS captain will be Mike Snoy (6-2, 180 Sr. Punter).

SID IS NOT TOONED IN
This writer apologizes for misinformation given last week concerning WSU wide receiver TIM TOONE (5-10, 175 Sr. / Peoria, Arizona). My addition skills weren’t too sharp as I said in last week’s release that TOONE needed just 46 yards to reach the 3,000 yards plateau when in fact he needed 54. ... He had 7 catches for 52 yards @Eastern Washington last Saturday leaving him two short. ... Coming into this Saturday’s game TOONE has 165 career receptions for 2,998 yards and 23 touchdowns. Two more yards and he will become the 7th player in Big Sky Conference history - and the first in WSU football history - to achieve 3,000 receiving yards.

BIG SKY CAREER RECEIVING YARDS - 3,000 or More
NAME SCHOOL RECPS. YPR YDS
1. Eric Kimble Eastern Washington 253 16.36 4,140
2. Fred Amey Sacramento State 248 16.33 4,049
3. Kasey Dunn Idaho 268 14.34 3,847
4. Orshawante Bryant Portland State 223 15.47 3,449
5. Jerry Hendren Idaho 230 14.93 3,435
*6. AARON BOYCE EAST. WASH. 215 14.95 3,216
*7. TIM TOONE WEBER STATE 165 18.17 2,998
*currently playing in 2009
TOONE’s career Yard Per Reception mark of 18.17 per catch is nearly two yards better than anyone on the 3,000 yard list. ... TOONE has moved up to 5th on the Weber State career All-Purpose Yards list. He now has two rushing yards, 2,998 receiving yards and 673 yards in kickoff and punt returns for 3,673. He needs 327 yards to become just the 4th player in WSU football history to amass 4,000 career all-purpose yards. ... With his seven catches last Saturday, TOONE moved into 4th on the WSU career Receptions Leaders LIST. He is 41 behind career leader Trevor Shaw (206) but only 13 shy of passing Peter Macon (177) for 2nd.

“THE BEAST” IS BACK AND IS BIG SKY POW!
Weber State defensive tackle RYAN “The Beast” EASTMAN (6-0, 270 Soph. / Honolulu, Hawai’i) has been named the Big Sky Conference Defensive Player of the Week for his effort in WSU’s 31-13 win at Eastern Washington last Saturday. ... Eastman, who has missed WSU’s three previous games after suffering a knee injury at Colorado State on Sept. 12, returned to the starting line up and promptly recorded a career high THREE Quarterback Sacks last Saturday and had six total tackles. ... Eastman was instrumental in holding EWU running back, Taiwan Jones, to just 64 yards rushing on 13 carries. Jones came into the game leading the Big Sky in Rushing Yards per game at just over 110. ... WSU’s defense held the potent Eagle offense to just one touchdown which came in the fourth quarter. ... Eastman, who earned Honorable Mention All-Big Sky honors last year as a true freshman, has 11 total tackles this season and FOUR of his FIVE UNASSISTED TACKLES have been QUARTERBACK SACKS!

PHILLIPS 66 HIGH OCTANE - A G A I N!
MIKE PHILLIPS (6-1, 190 Jr. WR) had a career afternoon two weeks ago vs. Montana State. The speedster from Seaside, California had a single game career high NINE receptions for a single game career high 163 yards. ... Last Saturday in the win over Eastern Washington, PHILLIPS had just two catches, but they were both for touchdowns. ... His first catch was an 80-yarder from CAMERON HIGGINS giving the Wildcats a 10-7 lead early in the 2nd quarter. That was a career long pass by HIGGINS and a career long reception for PHILLIPS. ... It was also the 10th LONGEST PASS PLAY in Weber State football history. ... He then caught a 30-yarder with 31 seconds left in the first half giving the Wildcats a 22-7 half time lead. ... In the last TWO games, PHILLIPS now has 11 receptions for 273 yards (24.82 ypc.) and four touchdowns. He is the only WSU receiver who has caught a touchdown pass in the last two games. ... PHILLIPS now has 80 career catches for 1,440 yards and 13 touchdowns. He is averaging 18 yards per catch for his career.

SAFETY IN NUMBERS
For the second straight week, the Weber State Wildcats earned two points for a safety. Against Montana State, WSU defensive end KEVIN LINEHAN sacked MSU quarterback Mark Iddins in the end zone for two. ... Last Saturday, EWU gave the Wildcats two when an errant snap on a punt went over the kicker’s head and into the end zone where he batted out preventing a possible WSU touchdown.

ROAD WARRIORS
The win at Eastern Washington last Saturday was the 6th straight ROAD win in Big Sky Conference regular season play. ... The Wildcats were 4-0 in Big Sky play on the road in 2008 and have won their first two in 2009. ... Going back to the 2007 season, the Wildcats have now WON seven of their last 10 ROAD games against NCAA Division I FCS opponents. The three losses came @Montana (18-10, 2007), @Eastern Washington (38-16, 2007) and @Montana (24-13, 2008 in the FCS playoffs).

SMITH IS BACK ON TOP
With his 143 rushing yards on 32 carries last Saturday vs. @Eastern Washington, WSU running back TREVYN SMITH (5-9, 210 Sr.) has moved back into the lead as the top ground gainer in the Conference this season. SMITH is now averaging 111.3 yards per game and is bidding to become the first player in Big Sky Conference history to lead the league in Rushing for four straight seasons. ... SMITH has 146 carries for 668 yards and five touchdowns this season. In his 42-game career, he is now the third all-time leading ball carrier in Big Sky history with 909 carries for 4,696 yards and has scored 41 touchdowns. ... With his 3-yd TD run last Saturday at Eastern Washington, SMITH has now scored 304 career points and is 22 away from passing Scott Shields as WSU’s career scoring leader. ... SMITH is 303 rushing yards away from reaching the 5,000 yards plateau.

A QUICK RECOVERY
The Wildcats had two fumble recoveries in the final two minutes in the game at Eastern Washington last Saturday. Both recoveries came at or near the goal line which stopped potential touchdowns by the Eagles. Both players who got the loose football are old hands, so to speak, at getting fumbles. KEVIN LINEHAN (6-3, 245 Sr. DE) got the first one with 2:39 left in the game. It was his 4th career fumble recovery. The second one, recovered by BEAU HADLEY (6-0, 195 Sr. Safety), came with 23 seconds left in the game. It was his 3rd career fumble recovery. ... HADLEY also picked up his 7th career INTERCEPTION in the game.

BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO
...But not for JOSH MORRIS (6-0, 190 Sr.) and BEAU HADLEY (6-0, 195 Sr.). ... Morris picked up his 23rd career pass break up last Saturday. He is now just four away from passing Junior Baker (26) as WSU’s career leader. ... HADLEY now has 15 in his career. He is tied for 9th on the Wildcats career charts. ... The Wildcats have 22 pass break ups this season as a team led by THYRELL LEWIS (5-9, 175 Sr. CB) who has five this season. ... JOSH MORRIS set the WSU single season mark with 14 last year.

NET WORTH
Weber State is the NCAA DIVISION I FCS team leader this week in NET PUNTING. ... As a team, the Wildcats have had 24 punts for 1,029 yards - all by MIKE SNOY (6-2, 180 Sr.) for an average of 42.87 yards per kick. ... WSU’s Punt Cover teams have allowed just eight punts returned for a total of 23 yards giving the Wildcats a Net Punting Average of 41.1 yards.

...SPEAKING OF SNOY
The senior from Layton, Utah is 3rd individually in the Big Sky with that 42.87 yards per punt and is ranked 10th nationally in NCAA Division I FCS. ... Eight, or one-third, of his punts this season have been downed inside the opponents’ 20-yd line and four of them have stopped, or been downed, inside the five-yard line including two last week at Eastern Washington. ... Snoy had a “small straight” in field goals vs. Eastern Washington with makes from 21,22 and 23 yards in the game. It marked the first time in his 42-game career in which he kicked THREE FIELD GOALS in one game. ... He is now 14-26 (.538) in career field goal attempts.

WSU D-LINE vs. SAC O-LINE
Saturday’s game features the Big Sky’s top team in Quarterback Sacks and the league’s top team in Quarterback Sacks Allowed. ... Weber State leads the Big Sky in Quarterback Sacks Per Game averaging 2.33, tied with Eastern Washington (EWU did not have a sack against the Wildcats last Saturday). ... Sac State, on the other hand, is tied with Montana and Northern Arizona for Least Quarterback Sacks Allowed at 1.20 per contest.

SHIFTING FROM 1ST TO 2ND
Weber State has been out scored 55-25 (9.16 to 4.17) in the First Quarter this season, but the Wildcats have shifted gears going into the Second Quarter where they have out score their opponents 77-23 (12.83 to 3.83).

HOMECOMING GAMES
Weber State is 20-27-0 through out the years in Homecoming Games. ... Last year the Wildcats defeated Dixie State, 44-7, to snap a two-game losing streak in Homecoming Game play ... WSU has lost seven of its last 10. ... This marks the second time Sacramento State has been WSU’s Homecoming guest. In 2005 the Wildcats won 26-14.

IT’S A NUMBERS GAME VS. SAC STATE
In the last three games between the two schools played in Ogden, the Wildcats have scored 26 points in each of those games, winning by identical 26-14 scores in 2003 and 2005. ... The first two times Sac State played in Stewart Stadium in 1997 and 1999, the Wildcats scored 52 points in each of those games, which is 26x2. ... WSU won 52-14 in 1997 and a wild 52-49 game in 1999.

ODD’S AND END’S
Weber State is the Big Sky TOTAL OFFENSE leader through six games averaging 440.8 yards per game. ... The Wildcats also lead in Average First Downs per game at 23.3 and lead in Opponent’s 3rd Down Conversion rate holding them to just 21-70 (.300). ... The Wildcats also lead in Time of Possession at 34:08 per game. Montana is second at 30:39.

NEXT WEEK
The Wildcats begin a long stretch away from home beginning with a Saturday, October 24 game at Northern Colorado. Kickoff is set for 1:35 p.m. (MDT) and will be carried LIVE on Altitude TV. ... The Wildcats are at Montana on Oct. 31, have an open week on Nov. 7 and return home on Nov. 14 and 21 to face Northern Arizona and Cal Poly.
 
What does it take to get everyone off of their couches to come and support their team, the WSU WILDCATS?

This team is marching down the path to another Conference Championship, and it would be SO NICE to see more people in the stands. Don't blame the marketing, don't blame the SID, just word of mouth and get it done.

NOW LET'S GO FILL THE STANDS AND SUPPORT OUR TEAM
 
well with glimpses of the last years squad in the EWU game. I say WSU is going to kick ass against Sac St 63-3 with the defense getting 6 TO's :D
 
Cal State Sacramento
9/05 @ UNLV 0-1 (0-0) L 38-3
9/12 @ Cal Poly 0-2 (0-0) L 38-19
9/26 Eastern Washington 0-3 (0-1) L 56-30
10/03 @ Portland State 1-3 (1-1) W 31-14
10/10 Idaho State 2-3 (2-1) W 38-17


Wilcats 35
Buzz 21
 
What a beautiful day for football tomorrow will be. 70's, sunny, and homecoming! What else could you be doing on such a fine day? Nothing. Damn the deer hunt. Go next weekend. And BYU and Utah don't kick until later in the day. But screw them anyway! I'm sick of these fraud fans who never attended BYU or Utah, live in Weber or north Davis counties, and give all their support to these wannabe BCS schools. Go Cats!!! Just Win!!!
 
humbleweberfan said:
well with glimpses of the last years squad in the EWU game. I say WSU is going to kick butt against Sac St 63-3 with the defense getting 6 TO's :D
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i LIKE this, no i REALLY LIKE this.....the DEFENSE is back, with a chip on their shoulder. look for the LB'S to have their BEST GAME yet. the DEFENSIVE LINE is going to cook this QB. if the DLINE plays anything like last week's game, LOOK for a BIG BLOWOUT because the OFFENSE will get jealous.

we all know DEFENSE wins games, but c'mon......not EVERY game....right? Now is the time to get it rolling 'CATS......win out, and hit the playoffs, the only thing in your way.....is YOURSELVES.

Montana has had to come from behind to win, they have been turning the rock over a lot, and we are going to be ready for them in 2 weeks........GO WILDCATS
 
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