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WEBER STATE!!!
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Bengal Roar
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The true test.Time to take the ankle weights off. We should see a whole new array of plays and a team ready to fight. Should be a good one.
notabengalalum
Active member
Now that we're ready to start playing football 
, maybe someone ought to tell the ISU coaching staff that they are going to have a difficult time establishing and building a competitive running attack with Clint Nickrehm as your go to guy at running back. We really need a Josh Barnett type guy back there. I love Clint's play, spirit, and efforts - especially on special teams but he's at best a second running back on a depth chart - anywhere but at ISU. Clint, prove me wrong and roll the WIldcats! 
I got a real kick out of the ISU game announcers acting like they couldn't believe the difficulty of ISU establishing a running attack against OU. The real corker was when they decided to give scrimmage stats for the RB's - against the ISU defense. Hey, they had 70 yards then!
, maybe someone ought to tell the ISU coaching staff that they are going to have a difficult time establishing and building a competitive running attack with Clint Nickrehm as your go to guy at running back. We really need a Josh Barnett type guy back there. I love Clint's play, spirit, and efforts - especially on special teams but he's at best a second running back on a depth chart - anywhere but at ISU. Clint, prove me wrong and roll the WIldcats! I got a real kick out of the ISU game announcers acting like they couldn't believe the difficulty of ISU establishing a running attack against OU. The real corker was when they decided to give scrimmage stats for the RB's - against the ISU defense. Hey, they had 70 yards then!
The first two games have been ridiculously predictable. But hey, there's a reason they scheduled these teams...
Weber State... After the Bengals work through their shell shock, I think that Weber will have a decent lead. However, the Bengals now face teams with similar skill, size and athletic abilities. They rebound and make a game of it. I predicted it in June and I still stand by it... ISU ends the season at or about .500 Maybe it's that cockeyed optimist in me. Who knows? Regardless, if I'm in ball park with that prediction, that is quite something, considering the first two games.
Go Bengals!
Weber State... After the Bengals work through their shell shock, I think that Weber will have a decent lead. However, the Bengals now face teams with similar skill, size and athletic abilities. They rebound and make a game of it. I predicted it in June and I still stand by it... ISU ends the season at or about .500 Maybe it's that cockeyed optimist in me. Who knows? Regardless, if I'm in ball park with that prediction, that is quite something, considering the first two games.
Go Bengals!
weberwildcat1
Active member
Who is doing the busses? Is it the Bengal Club? Anyone have contact info?
Bengal Roar
Active member
Bengal Fans Can Jump on the Bus to Weber State
Bengal Foundation bus includes ticket, transportation and tailgate
Sept. 1, 2009
Pocatello, ID --- The ISU Bengal Foundation is taking a bus to the ISU vs. Weber State football game, Saturday, September 19th. Game time is 6:07 pm in Ogden's Stewart Stadium.
The bus will leave the Holt Arena north side parking lot at 2:00 p.m. and return immediately following the game. The cost is $50 per person which includes a game ticket, transportation and pregame tailgate. All reservations must be made by September 4 to guarantee a spot on the bus. Already, nearly 30 spots on the bus have been purchased.
Fans can call 282-2397 to reserve a spot, or contact Donna Hays at [email protected] for more information.
Bengal Foundation bus includes ticket, transportation and tailgate
Sept. 1, 2009
Pocatello, ID --- The ISU Bengal Foundation is taking a bus to the ISU vs. Weber State football game, Saturday, September 19th. Game time is 6:07 pm in Ogden's Stewart Stadium.
The bus will leave the Holt Arena north side parking lot at 2:00 p.m. and return immediately following the game. The cost is $50 per person which includes a game ticket, transportation and pregame tailgate. All reservations must be made by September 4 to guarantee a spot on the bus. Already, nearly 30 spots on the bus have been purchased.
Fans can call 282-2397 to reserve a spot, or contact Donna Hays at [email protected] for more information.
blackfootbengal
Active member
My family are going to the game. First a trip to the wifes grandparents, then we will take in the game.
weberwildcat1
Active member
ISUSuperFan,
Are you coming to the game???
Come stop by our tailgate! Call or text if you coming...
(sorry for letting ISU fans know you have WSU friends lol)
Are you coming to the game???
Come stop by our tailgate! Call or text if you coming...
(sorry for letting ISU fans know you have WSU friends lol)