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WSU vs ISU: PTS (predict the score)
- Thread starter weberwildcat
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Wildcat 100
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no mercy, stomp on every opponent from here on out. look for the D line to go out and hurt some people this week........hope #95 heals quickly in time for Montana
no mercy, stomp on every opponent from here on out. look for the D line to go out and hurt some people this week........hope #95 heals quickly in time for Montana
weberwildcat
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ajwildcat said:
AJ, are we gonna plan this tailgate for Sat or what? Lets do this!! We can put the info on the WSU Tailgating group on Facebook.
Then Catfan can come stop by....
DoubleNickel1
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I know that a bunch of us old washed up Weber players will be having a little tailgate BBQ on saturday also so if anyone wants to join up feel free. BYOB. We'll be in the upper north parking lot so come stop by and have a drink or 2, and if you're feeling sassy you may want to have 3. Whatever works.
SWeberCat02
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From Brett Kahn of The Sports Network:
"Idaho State (0-2, 0-0) at No. 13 Weber State (0-2, 0-0) 8:05 p.m.
Weber State should be glad to play its first FCS opponent of the season. Especially, against an Idaho State squad that has lost 15 of its past 16 games and that the Wildcats have beaten in six straight seasons.
Weber State's offense is powered by two Payton Award candidates in quarterback Cameron Higgins (580 yards passing, five TDs, seven interceptions) and running back Trevyn Smith (170 yards rushing, one TD). Higgins has turned the ball over at a scary rate, but he does have All-American receiver Tim Toone (15 catches, 12.3 average, one TD) to haul in passes in traffic.
Buchanan Award nominee Josh Morris is a shutdown cornerback for Weber State. Senior safety Jordan Brown (16 tackles, one interception) has emerged this season. Defensive end Kevin Linehan (12 tackles, two tackles for loss) also adds to the unit.
Idaho State is trying to emerge from the Big Sky basement, but hasn't shown much improvement in two FBS money games.
The offense has put up just three points against Arizona State and Oklahoma, getting blown out in each game. Junior Kyle Blum (76 yards passing, 39% completion rate) is in his first season as the starting quarterback, and hasn't gained much confidence playing against two solid FBS squads.
Running backs Ben Laporta and veteran Clint Knickrehm split time in the backfield, but neither have been able to gain momentum this season.
A Bengals' defense that hasn't allowed less than 30 points since 2005 is paced by young linebacker A.J. Storms (17 tackles, three tackles for loss), strong safety Dustin Tew (15 tackles, one sack), freshman cornerback Phillip Pleasant (13 tackles, one interception) and free safety Chris Holmesly (13 tackles, one pass breakup)
WEBER STATE 55, IDAHO STATE 21"
Is that true, that Idaho State hasn't allowed less than 30 points since 2005? Holy Crap! Now that's a tradition not to be proud of. Try mixing in some NAIA or Division III opponents. Or better yet, drop down to a division you can compete in.
"Idaho State (0-2, 0-0) at No. 13 Weber State (0-2, 0-0) 8:05 p.m.
Weber State should be glad to play its first FCS opponent of the season. Especially, against an Idaho State squad that has lost 15 of its past 16 games and that the Wildcats have beaten in six straight seasons.
Weber State's offense is powered by two Payton Award candidates in quarterback Cameron Higgins (580 yards passing, five TDs, seven interceptions) and running back Trevyn Smith (170 yards rushing, one TD). Higgins has turned the ball over at a scary rate, but he does have All-American receiver Tim Toone (15 catches, 12.3 average, one TD) to haul in passes in traffic.
Buchanan Award nominee Josh Morris is a shutdown cornerback for Weber State. Senior safety Jordan Brown (16 tackles, one interception) has emerged this season. Defensive end Kevin Linehan (12 tackles, two tackles for loss) also adds to the unit.
Idaho State is trying to emerge from the Big Sky basement, but hasn't shown much improvement in two FBS money games.
The offense has put up just three points against Arizona State and Oklahoma, getting blown out in each game. Junior Kyle Blum (76 yards passing, 39% completion rate) is in his first season as the starting quarterback, and hasn't gained much confidence playing against two solid FBS squads.
Running backs Ben Laporta and veteran Clint Knickrehm split time in the backfield, but neither have been able to gain momentum this season.
A Bengals' defense that hasn't allowed less than 30 points since 2005 is paced by young linebacker A.J. Storms (17 tackles, three tackles for loss), strong safety Dustin Tew (15 tackles, one sack), freshman cornerback Phillip Pleasant (13 tackles, one interception) and free safety Chris Holmesly (13 tackles, one pass breakup)
WEBER STATE 55, IDAHO STATE 21"
Is that true, that Idaho State hasn't allowed less than 30 points since 2005? Holy Crap! Now that's a tradition not to be proud of. Try mixing in some NAIA or Division III opponents. Or better yet, drop down to a division you can compete in.
SWeberCat02
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From Chuck Burton of CSN:
"Idaho State at No. 13 Weber State. A battle of 0-2 teams? It is, but it sure doesn’t feel like it. Idaho State, led on defense by linebacker A.J. Storms, got outscored 114-3 against two FBS teams (Arizona State and Oklahoma) and looked quite worthy of an 0-2 start. Weber State, on the other hand, are led on offense by quarterback Cameron Higgins and were barely nipped by two FBS teams (Wyoming and Colorado State) in very tight ball games.
The Wildcats won’t stand for an 0-3 beginning. And they’ll be eager to put it behind them after two frustrating possible wins against FBS schools.
Weber Wobbles But They Don’t Fall Down 44, Bengals Bumble And They Do 9"
This could be ugly, very ugly, for the Bengals.
"Idaho State at No. 13 Weber State. A battle of 0-2 teams? It is, but it sure doesn’t feel like it. Idaho State, led on defense by linebacker A.J. Storms, got outscored 114-3 against two FBS teams (Arizona State and Oklahoma) and looked quite worthy of an 0-2 start. Weber State, on the other hand, are led on offense by quarterback Cameron Higgins and were barely nipped by two FBS teams (Wyoming and Colorado State) in very tight ball games.
The Wildcats won’t stand for an 0-3 beginning. And they’ll be eager to put it behind them after two frustrating possible wins against FBS schools.
Weber Wobbles But They Don’t Fall Down 44, Bengals Bumble And They Do 9"
This could be ugly, very ugly, for the Bengals.
